The Swastika and the Shatkona

[The Hare]

The universality of both symbols suggests a common point of origin. It must have been a place where people had a common language, had a unified social structure and belief system — all bound together by a single paramount figure. This place would have been brimming with high sorcery, to the extent where its citizens thought they could supplant their own Creator. This would have been the first One World Government.

The Swastika and the Shatkona

These two ancient symbols are the real harbingers of the coming New World Order

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[AlexB23]

The universality of both symbols suggests a common point of origin. It must have been a place where people had a common language, had a unified social structure and belief system — all bound together by a single paramount figure. This place would have been brimming with high sorcery, to the extent where its citizens thought they could supplant their own Creator. This would have been the first One World Government.

The Swastika and the Shatkona

These two ancient symbols are the real harbingers of the coming New World Order

drmathewmaavak.substack.com

Guys, the symbol was first used in India centuries ago. Then Nazi Germany appropriated the symbol during WW2, so now no one can use it anymore. There are plenty of pages on the internet, but I will not link them, as this once innocent symbol of Indian culture is marred with controversy.

 

[The Hare]

Guys, the symbol was first used in India centuries ago. Then Nazi Germany appropriated the symbol during WW2, so now no one can use it anymore. There are plenty of pages on the internet, but I will not link them, as this once innocent symbol of Indian culture is marred with controversy.

Actually, its use predates India. Both the Swastika and the "Star of David" (as far as I can tell) traces their origin to Mesopotamia. The swastika was popular a century ago in the United States as well, where it was used as a good luck charm.

 

[AlexB23]

Actually, its use predates India. Both the Swastika and the "Star of David" (as far as I can tell) traces their origin to Mesopotamia. The swastika was popular a century ago in the United States as well, where it was used as a good luck charm.

Hmm, strange, but do not believe everything you hear on the news. There is no such thing as an NWO, though greed has been on the rise.

 

[The Hare]

Hmm, strange, but do not believe everything you hear on the news. There is no such thing as an NWO, though greed has been on the rise

The New World Order has been a much repeated theme for much of the past 120 years. Sometimes, it is paraphrased. A number of US presidents had quoted the NWO verbatim while Novus Ordo Seclorum (New Order for the Ages) appears in the Great Seal of the United States.

I agree that greed has been on the rise, to put it mildly.

 

[AlexB23]

The New World Order has been a much repeated theme for much of the past 120 years. Sometimes, it is paraphrased. A number of US presidents had quoted the NWO verbatim while Novus Ordo Seclorum (New Order for the Ages) appears in the Great Seal of the United States.

I agree that greed has been on the rise, to put it mildly.

You are right. We always see the front of the seal of the USA on the news and logos, but very rarely the back. That is creepy stuff. But, at the same time, the NWO is a conspiracy theory, according to multiple sources.