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The building, the above ground entrance to the underground complex - there are waterway entrances, is "sanctified" according to Jewish custom. The statue of Horus the lord is a declaration of mastery of the world, whilst the statue of the bull-headed god represents both Moloch as well as Banebdjedet the father of Horus the child, which thereby mocks the rightful, good lord and perverts the divine imagery by creating a secret, love-making place (pedophile rape den).
The building façade of blue-stripes on white walls represents kingship as this was the colour of the Pharaoh's headdress. The golden dome marks the building as a sacred plot, too.
In essence the statutes, façade and dome depict a mocking Jewish declaration of lordship of the earth via subverting the true, right king. They are worshipping Set(h), Yahweh, and Lucifer as the true master of the world by defacing the rightful imagery of kingship by placing Moloch/Banebdjedet on a equal strata to Horus the lord.
The building, the above ground entrance to the underground complex - there are waterway entrances, is "sanctified" according to Jewish custom. The statue of Horus the lord is a declaration of mastery of the world, whilst the statue of the bull-headed god represents both Moloch as well as Banebdjedet the father of Horus the child, which thereby mocks the rightful, good lord and perverts the divine imagery by creating a secret, love-making place (pedophile rape den).
The building façade of blue-stripes on white walls represents kingship as this was the colour of the Pharaoh's headdress. The golden dome marks the building as a sacred plot, too.
In essence the statutes, façade and dome depict a mocking Jewish declaration of lordship of the earth via subverting the true, right king. They are worshipping Set(h), Yahweh, and Lucifer as the true master of the world by defacing the rightful imagery of kingship by placing Moloch/Banebdjedet on a equal strata to Horus the lord.
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