From the site H20xygen linked to:



Now look at the layout of the island where the Statue of Liberty is located:

Yes. its strange, it like there's actually some huge conspiracy or something, building things and stuff.

This digital aerial image of Washington DC is too large to post here, but please go to the link and tell me what you see?

Another Vatican replica perhaps?

http://www.satimagingcorp.com/galleryimages/WDC_ADS40_Color_6Inch_2.jpg

I think you should turn that upside down.. ^^

Good find.. never seen that.

And here we have the Washington ahem.. Monument thrusting through the (v)Jessica Pie Sees.

..which is 555 feet above aerth and 111 feet down under, and gives some nice photo ops around certain celestial events. Indeed a holy place that city.

Have any of you been there, wonder what kind of energies there are there..

The little girl from the Exorcist got possessed during a school trip or whatever to the Washington monuments..

Got bad vibes in Washington. Went to someplace called the Aspen Institute.They had expensive large booklets on policy with drawings from the Alice in Wonderland books...comparing our framing of the Muslims with .... a mirror.

It was as though out of a movie. The place was almost empty and there was a weird set-up obviously for security...One spiral stairwell coming up through the floor the only way to enter the area where the offices [mostly empty] were. As though from a 007 movie.

These are some of the people who created "al quieda" and who continue the Propaganda full blast with a enacted sense of their own righteousness.

Place was a bunker town. IMO.

I found this Strange Fact #3 regarding the WA Monument:

Washington, DC has it too:



Located in the very center of the star are the Trilateral Commission, National Geographic Society, the Washington Post, and most curiously Washington VSA (formerly "Very Special Arts").

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VSA_arts


VSA is sort of the Special Olympics of the arts.

By the way, I've had the honor of visiting Washington, DC and wandering around a fair bit. I am very patriotic and found it to be an extremely moving experience. I actually got to tour the White House, wandered all over the Capitol Building, visited the various war memorials, read the words of Lincoln's speech carved into the walls of his monument (and cried). It's a very moving place full of the sort of importance one would expect from what is quite possibly the most important place on the planet.

A couple funny things - it was the first time I ever saw fireflies and I felt like I was on the Pirates of the Caribbean ride at Disneyland because of it; also, the area is completely infested with rats that have been so plentiful for so long that they've worn small ditches into the lawns everywhere that they run. Never seen anything like the rat infestation in DC.