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Originally posted by Shakesbeer
I have a bunch of files on my computer and need time to explain it all out so that you can see this "explosive" information...but of course buy my book and wait for the movie first!
Originally posted by LeTan
Whatever the hell it is, it MIGHT be what these FEMA camps are for. Even so, i'd rather take my chances. Every day it gets more exciting to be alive during these times.
Originally posted by NativeAmerican
The rising sun? So what. Obviously anyone with a half a mind understands the sun symbolizes light that we need to survive. It comes after darkness, which is cold, that is the opposite of what is needed to survive and warm the planet. It's only natural the rising sun would be a sign of hope. For the warmth on the horizon. The warmth that will save us. Regardless of any secret code it would be a poetic symbol.
I stopped listening to this interview when it became the same thing repeated and repeated for 20 minutes.
Originally posted by Nightchild
Originally posted by NativeAmerican
The rising sun? So what. Obviously anyone with a half a mind understands the sun symbolizes light that we need to survive. It comes after darkness, which is cold, that is the opposite of what is needed to survive and warm the planet. It's only natural the rising sun would be a sign of hope. For the warmth on the horizon. The warmth that will save us. Regardless of any secret code it would be a poetic symbol.
I stopped listening to this interview when it became the same thing repeated and repeated for 20 minutes.
That would defenitely depend. For some animals and species, the Sun is the direct opposite and is "negativity", whilst the night and darkness to them is the "life". It is too generalizing to say that "The Sun is the life and darkness is bad", yada yada.
Maybe the "Warmth" actually will destroy, "this time"?
One of the most delightful of the buildings designed by Sir William Chambers to adorn the “botanic” gardens of Princess Augusta was the Temple of the Rising Sun.
This was built in 1761 and was more richly decorated than the other buildings. In full Corinthian style it was enriched on the outside with a finely moulded frieze and has an internal frieze with a sunburst and the signs of the zodiac.
Alongside it and, as it happened, too close;was planted a cedar of Lebanon and in a great storm in March 1916 this tree was blown over into the temple which was completely destroyed.