Look for
these clues in the cartoon "Out of a Rainbow":
.
A steel
worker named "George" is retiring.
(George
Bush)
.
George writes his name on the final steel beam for the London Olympic Stadium, numbered 060705)
(The Twin Towers were made of similar steel beams, and 060705
divided by 911 = 666 (66.6).)
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As his colleagues congratulate him, George
hands his hard hat over to a black colleague.
(Obama
is replacing Bush.)
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Two drops of molten steel fall to the ground.
(The molten steel of the fallen Twin Towers)
.
George picks up the hardened drops
of steel, places them in his bag, and rides away.
(The
9/11 event & coverup was his main accomplishment.)
.
George arrives home to a retirement
party and a cake with a huge piece missing.
(The
cake is full of triangle / pyramids, identical in design to the
Olympic Stadium. Does the missing piece symbolize partial
destruction of the stadium?)
.
George reshapes the two pieces of steel into 2 one-eyed images.
(Each image has the same all-seeing eye found atop the pyramid
on the back of a US $1 dollar bill.)
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George gives the two steel images to his grandchildren.
(The younger generation will live under the New World Order.)
.
The
children place the two steel images on a window sill. A tall tower is visible in the distance.
(The steel images resemble the Twin Towers. The single tower in the distance is the Empire State
Building.)
.
The one-eyed steel images come to life as the "mascots" of the
London games.
(Another "9/11"
attack will happen in London.)
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As it started, the cartoon ends with a great rainbow appearing over London. The
ominous voiceover declares: "The whole world will be there."
(The rainbow sybolizes a new beginning after a violent storm. The final planned disasters
of World War III and economic collapse will usher in the New World Order...."Out of a Rainbow")
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See if you can spot any other clues in this very weird cartoon.
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