Thanksgiving in 2009 Part 2

Lockerbie Scotland

The bombing of Pam Am 103 was a terrible event. It occured over 20 years ago in December 21, 1988. That was a long time ago. I was in Kindergarten when that occurence happened. It was when Pam Am Flight 103's 3 scheduled transaltantic flight from London's Heathrow Airport to New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport. On Wednesday of December 21, 1988 the aircraft flying this route (which was on a Boeing 747-121 named Clipper Maid of the Seas) was destroyed by a bomb killed all 243 passengers and 16 crew members. 11 other residents of Lockerbie, southern Scotland died as large sections fell out of the plane into the town. The total fatalities are 270 human beings. That is why the media called the tradegy the Lockerbie bombing. On January 31, 2001, Abdelbaset Ali Mohmed Al Megrahi, a Libyan, was convicted of involvement in the bombing and sentenced to life imprisonment in Scotland. Megrahi was released from Scotland in August 20, 2009, because he had terminal prostate cancer with less than 3 month to live according to doctors. The FBI director disagrees with this and even some campaigners want to boycott travel into Scotland, which I disagree with. The Scottish government viewed this act as an act of compassion. Investigation of the event by the UK lasted 3 years. The Dumfries, the FBI, and Galloway's Constabulary worked to investigate the incident. These investigators and most authorities blame agents of the Libyan government (like LAA station manager of Luqa Arab Airlines in Malta Lamin Khalifah Fhimah and al-Megrahi. al-Megrahi was the Libyan intelligence officer and the head of security for LAA or the Libyan Arab Airlines of being responsible of the bombing. Some of the victims according to forensic experts survived the bomb blast and were consciousness of their surroundings before they died. All signs point to al-Megrahi as being a scapegoat.
Even though Libya never formally admitted responsibility for Pan Am Flight 103 or UTA Flight 772, Libya "accepted responsibility for the actions of its officials" and agreed to pay compensation to the relatives of the victims. In October 2008 Libya paid $1.5 billion into a fund which will be used to compensate relatives of the Lockerbie bombing and other bombings in Libya's history.

There is of course a different view of the bombing other than the mainstream version of the bombing. The Mail in August of 2009 reported tht al-Megrahi is innocent. Lawyers for Megrahi presented evidence to the Court of Appeal showing that crucial parts in the case was not submitted to the court. The lawyers believe that evidence submitted was tampered with. Some U.S. intelligence agencies believe that Iran not Libya was responsible for the attack. Ian Ferguson, an investigative journalist and co-author of the book Cover-up of Convenience: The Hidden Scandal of Lockerbie, told the British newspaper “Megrahi was made the scapegoat for whatever reason and from that point everything went in reverse to try to make the crime fit.” Some believe that U.S./Israeli intelligence asset Abu Nidal was responisble for the bombing. Former Labor MP Tam Dalyell and Edinburgh law professor Robert Black presented evidence in 2008 showing that Nidal was connected to the bombing and it was carried out as revenge for the shooting down of an Iranian airbus by the warship USS Vincennes in 1988. A former spokesman for Nidal's Fateh Revolutionary Council, Atef Abu Bakr, told the Arabic al Hayat newspaper that Nidal had admitted the group was behind the attack on a Pan Am 747 airliner which left 270 dead. The claim follows the reported death this week of Nidal who was said to have committed suicide in his flat in the Iraqi capital, Baghdad. That's an interesting claim. In a memo dated September 24, 1989, the DIA states: “The bombing of the Pan Am flight was conceived, authorized and financed by Ali-Akbar Mohtashemi-Pur, Iran’s former interior minister.” It took the use of the U.S. Freedom of Information Act to release the full intelligence documents, according to the Mail Online. The DIA continue to say that the operation was contracted to Ahmad Jibrill, who was the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine General Command leader or PFLP-GC. Ahamd was contracted for a sum of 1 million dollars. $100,000 of the money was given to Jibril up front in Damascus by the Iranian ambassador to Sy (or Syria) Muhammaed Hussain (Akhari) for initial expenses. Dalyell and Black believe that the mission was executed by Nidal. Nidal later either was killed or committed suicide in Iraq.
In May of 2000, a gag order added weight to the theory that Libya was not behind the Lockerbie bombing. Dr. Richard Fuisz, a CIA agent and a potential key trial witness, was gagged by the U.S. government under state secrecy laws and faced 10 years in prison if he revealed any information about the terrorist attack, the Sunday Herald reported. The Crown according to the Herald from February 19, 2009 is fighting to keep 48 pieces of the Lockerbie trial evidence secret (like a secret fax that could discredit a key Crown witness). Some believe that there is CIA links to the cover up of the bombing. The reason is that the CIA and FBI took control of the crash scene for the first day (keeping Scottish police at bay), searching through and removing numerous pieces of evidence and luggage from the wreckage to obscure the connections of the bombing to the CIA special team that was on board the aircraft. BBC Scotland's Home Affairs Correspondent Reevel Alderson has been looking at the mystery which still surrounds the 1988 bombing. The collection of evidence from Britain's worst act of terrorism began immediately - and within a week detectives announced it had been caused by a bomb in a radio cassette player. Even the timer fragment PT35B wasn't even tested for explosive residues. People deserve the total truth involved with this evil act indeed.

John Quincy Adams

John Quincy Adams is precisely a role model for all people. His stature and concrete judgment in the affairs of developing American policies stand as an example on how we should conduct our everyday lives. John Quincy Adams was born in July 11, 1767 and he died in February 23, 1848. He was the 6th President of the United States from March 4, 1825 to March 4, 1829. He was the son of the 2nd President John Adams (with his wife of Abigail Adams). John Quincy Adams' name of Quincy came from Abigail's maternal grandfather (whose name is Colonel John Quincy after whom Quincy, Massachusettes is named). John Quincy Adams was born in Quincy, MA near Boston. John Quincy Adams knew about the Declaration of Independence from the letters his father wrote his mother from the 2nd Continental Congress in Philadephia. He went with his father into overseas places (John Adams was an American envoy to France from 1778 until 1779 and to the Netherlands from 1780 to 1782). John Adams funded the American Revolution. John Quincy Adams therefore explored locations in the world over in order to improve his basic learning about foreign affairs. Actively moving from place to place can gain intelligence and insight about the world around us. John Quincy Adams studied French some Dutch, and the spectrum of Classical studies. Being close with Benjamin Franklin and Thomas Jefferson was apart of John Quincy Adams' life as well. After he graduated from Harvard College in 1787, John Quincy Adams became a lawyer and political writer. John Quincy Adams followed George Washington's policy of neutrality, because he didn't desire to be entangled into the war pertaining to France and Britain. In 1794, George Washington appointed John Quincy Adams (when he was 26) as the U.S. Minister to the Netherlands. George Washington gave his Farewell Address opposing foreign enemies trying to ruin the unity of America, entangling alliances, oppressive political parties, etc. The British still in the 1800's kidnapped American seamen, caused conflicts, and tried to provoke war between Native Americans and the American settlers. John Quincy Adams still promoted neutrality in spite of these developments. He was in the Senate from 1803 to 1808. By 1805, Adams had also become the Boylston Professor of Oratory and Rhetoric at Harvard. Special arrangements were made to work around his schedule as a U.S. Senator. When he was the Boylston Professor, he taught many of the same oligarchical families who disagreed with his politics when he was in the Senate inside of the state of Massachusetts. John Quincy Adams made the distinction between republican and oligarchical ideas.





Even in 1806, John Quincy Adams sent a resolution calling for the Treasury Department to issue a plan for internal improvements to make canals, roads, etc. to develop the West. In 1809, President Madison proposed that Adams would take the post of Minister to Russia. Even back then, Adams possessed a high level of intellect and intelligence gathering skills plus diplomatic abilities. Russia was a crucial ally of America. John Quincy Adams and Czar Alexander I developed a formal diplomatic relationship (when Alexander I was fighting Napoleon). Adams along with Albert Gallatin and Henry Clay went to the peace negiotations in Ghent to end the War of 1812. John Quincy Adams was the U.S. Ambassador of Great Britian and then was Secretary of State under President James Monroe in 1816. John Quincy Adams won the President in 1824 and gave Henry Clay the post of Secretary of State (after Clay lost the Presidential election). Adams was President from 1824 to 1828. John Quincy Adams had a strong, pro-American or republican foreign policy. He built up national infrastructure (from canal-building, scientific research endeavors, B and O Railroad, etc.) that was funded by the U.S. government. There is no doubt that he is a devout Christian, The authors of The Complete Book of the Presidents note that John Quincy Adams was a devout Christian. They add:

"He attended church regularly and often worshipped twice on Sunday. All his life before retiring each night, he recited...prayer...In the morning he invariably read several chapters of the Bible before starting his day."

Adams lost the 1828 election to Andrew Jackson. By 1832, John Quincy ran for governor of Massachusetts on the anti-Masonic Party. Freemasonry is unbiblical and its known for its occultism and secrecy. Adams was inspired more to do this by the murder of Captian William Morgan of New York back in 1826. Morgan was an ex-Mason who revealed some of the secrets of Freemasons, but he was murdered by Masons. His body was dumped into a body of water. After an historically unmatched and unprecedented investigation of American Freemasonry, President John Quincy Adams concluded in his Address to the People of Massachusetts:



"I saw a code of Masonic legislation adapted to prostrate every principle of equal justice and to corrupt every sentiment of virtuous feeling in the soul of him who bound his allegiance to it.... I saw the practice of common honesty, the kindness of Christian benevolence, even the abstinence of atrocious crimes; limited exclusively by lawless oaths and barbarous penalties, to the social relations between the Brotherhood and the Craft. I saw slander organize into a secret, widespread and affiliated agency....I saw self-invoked imprecations of throats cut from ear to ear, of hearts and vitals torn out and cast off and hung on spires. I saw wine drunk from a human skull with solemn invocation of all the sins of its owner upon the head of him who drank it."

Back then, Freemasons were some of the fiercest proponents of slavery, so that was an inspiration for John Quincy Adams to oppose their agenda. He attended a party conference in Philadephia to met with Thaddeus Stevens. Stevens support President Abraham Lincoln's policies in the House years later. Adams met with the founders of the Whig Party, which evolved into the Republican Party today. He dropped out the Governor race to be elected Senator in 1832. He died in 1848 while he was in Congress. He was the first ex-President to be elected to the U.S. Congress. John Quincy Adams was known to eloquently mediate disputes with his great intellect. He believed in the right to petition. John Quincy Adams believes that abolitionists have a right to submit peititons opposing slavery (with ending it and giving people rights who were people of colors). Some in Congress were angry and tried to gag John Quincy Adams. This gag rule prevented Adams from reading any petitions regarding slavery on the floor of the House. John Qunicy Adams ultimately won the right for U.S. citizens to petition the Congress. In his diary, however, Adams recorded instances in which he overheard Southern Congressmen discussing how it would be better for all concerned if Adams were dead; he received death threats regularly from citizens who lived in the South. He was called "Old Man Eloquent." Frederick Douglass even in 1841 told an audience that he heard of John Quincy Adams presenting petitions to the House for the abolition of slavery (when he was a slave). Douglass added that he had read the speech aloud to other slaves. He said that: "...`Waiters hear their masters talk at table, cursing the abolitionists, John Quincy Adams, etc.,'' he added; ``the masters imagine that their poor slaves are so ignorant they don't know the meaning of the language they are using.'' Even back then, Frederick Douglass knew about John Quincy Adams' actions which gave hope that one day they will be free.



The Armistad Case propelled John Qunicy Adams' legacy into greater heights. It proved the universe principle that justice should apply to all human beings (whether they are black white, young, old, male, female, slave or free back then). John Quincy Adams found that the people captive on Amistad weren't slaves according to U.S. and international law. The director Steven Spielberg made a movie about the incident called "Armistad." The event was about 2 Cubans named Ruiz and Montez illegally kidnapping Africans from the Tecora ship. The Cubans wanted to use the people kidnapped as slaved. They wanted to transport them to the sugar plantations. 3 days in the voyage, the kindnapped victims, led by Joseph Sinque or Singbe, led a revolt to regain their freedom. They kept the owners of vessel alive, because they needed them to guide the ship back to Africa. Ruiz and Montez decieved the Africans in heading north (instead osailing around the African caost). The ship was intercepted off the coast of Long Island by an U.S. Coast Guard vessel, which observed it. They thought that the slaves were pirates, so the U.S. Navy seized the vessel plus the Africans were imprisoned.

A trial was help in New Haven, Connecticut. The issue was about rights, how owned the vessel, and what to do about piracy or the kindapped Africans. The abolitionist community went all out to defend the Africans including women and children. The African sat in the prison for the entire time they awaited trial. Then, President Van Buren and his Secretary of State, named John Forstyh, wanted the Africans to be handed over to the Spanish government (if the court ruled in favor of the captives). This didn't occur since van Buren was a lame duck President and the political climate wouldn't allow it. The case was a victory for the Spanish government, but it wanted more claims. So, it went into the Supreme Court. On George Washington's birthday in February 22, 1841 ironically, the Africans were still in prison and the case was in he Supreme Court of America. John Quincy Adams followed the Amistad case intensively. He even wrote a letter to one of the abolitionist defense attorneys, Ellis Gray Loring. This letter was in many New England newspapers. Parts of the letter described the point that the suffering or plight of the Amistad captives: "...claimed from the humanity of a civilized nation compassion:--it claimed from the brotherly love of a Christian land sympathy;--it claimed from a Republic professing reverence for the rights of man, justice.... Instead they were seized, jailed, accused of piracy and murder.'' The fact that they had attempted to free themselves, said Adams, meant that ``They were not slaves but Masters.'' The letter made clear to Loring that Adams could be called on to aid in the defense of the Amistad captives. John Quincy Adams' major argument to the U.S. Supremem Court began on February 22, 1841 until March 1 of the same year. John Quincy Adams said that the guranee of the inalienable rights of man (or that these rights that God gives unto man can't be stripped by any man) superseded any other international treaties, legal claims, or political expendiencies.

Adams began by pointing to the Declaration of Independence hanging on the wall of the room where the Supreme Court met. He noted, ``I know of no other law that reaches the case of my clients, but the law of Nature and of Nature's God on which our fathers placed our own national existence. The circumstances are so peculiar, that no code or treaty has provided for such a case. That law, in its application to my clients, I trust will be the law on which the case will be decided by this Court,'' that is, as Adams was to explicitly say later, the case had to be decided on the basis of universal natural law, and not on the basis of any other legalistic arguments. In other words, John Quincy Admas believed in Constans et perpetua voluntas, jus SUUM cuique tribuendi.' or `The constant and perpetual will to secure to every one his OWN right (in Latin). John Quincy Adams criticized President van Buren for having sympathy with the Spanish government filled with slave trade, that shown antipathy toward black people without any consideration of promoting justice in a society. Therefore, Adams believes that the kidnapped Africans should return to Africa and that the rights of America as a sovereign nation should never be relinquished unto a foreign power like Spain. The trading of slaves from foreign nations into America ended by 1808. John Quincy Adams expressed opposition to slavery as somef the Founders described the King of England's slavery policy as a reason for the Declaration of Independence (although parts of it opposing the King's slavery agenda was omitted from the Declaration of Independence). Fundamentally, all humans have the right to liberty and life without being kidnapped as Adams stated the following:

"...government and despotism are synonymous words. I will not here discuss the right or the rights of slavery, but I say that the doctrine of Hobbes, that War is the natural state of man, has for ages been exploded, as equally disclaimed and rejected by the philosopher and the Christian. That it is utterly incompatible with any theory of human rights, and especially with the rights which the Declaration of Independence proclaims as self-evident truth. The moment you come, to the Declaration of Independence, that every man has a right to life and liberty, an inalienable right, this case is decided...." One of his final statements to the Supreme Court was that: "...I can only ejaculate a fervent petition to Heaven, that every member of [this Honorable Court] may ... be received at the portals of the next with the approving sentence--`Well done, good and faithful servant; enter thou into the joy of the Lord.'''

Now, John Quincy Adams' arguments won the day. The Amistad captives were returned into Africa. The articulation of John Quincy Adams was genius in his support of the Amistad victims, his opposition to slavery, the support for the right to petition the government, and the belief in the individual right of all human beings (or that there are rights of the individual as an individual). He mainly loved the U.S. Constitution and became an inspirations for millions of people in the world. Feb. 21, 1848, he had a stroke, and was removed to an ante-room in the House. He died on Feb. 23. John Quincy Adams was possibly the most intelligent President in U.S. history. He was reading Shakespeare at age 10. He could write and speak Latin, Greek, French, Dutch, and Spanish. He graduated from Harvard University in 1787 second in his class, with high honors. John Quincy Adams had the respect of his peers.















Helen Keller


Helen Keller was a famous person in American history. She did some things that I agree with and other things that I don't agree with. He was an American author, a political activist, and a lecturer. She was the first deafblind person to earn a Bachelor of Arts degree. "The Miracle Worker" is the famous movie that Keller's teacher Annie Sullivan caused her to communicate in a succint level (by breaking down her isolation that developed by a near complete lack of language). This movie can about in 1962. I remember seeing the film in my high school English class before. Anne Bancroft played Sullivan and Patty Duke played Keller. She lived a long life from June 27, 1880 (being born in Tuscumbia, Alabama) to June 1, 1968. She passed away when she was 87 years old. She is very known for opposing war, wanting women's suffrage (or the right for women to vote, which is honorable), workers' rights, socialism, and other progressive causes. Her father was Captain H. Keller (a fomer officer of the Confederate Army) and his mother was Kate Adams Keller (who was a cousin of Robert E. Lee. Kate was the daughter of Confederate general Charles W. Adams). The Keller family came from Switzerland. She became blind and deaf in 19 months with a scarlet fever or meningtis (that caused congestion of the stomach and brain). Helen Keller was in the Perkins Institute for the Blind by May 1888. She admired Mark Twain. In 1904, at the age of 24, Keller graduated from Radcliffe, becoming the first deaf blind person to earn a Bachelor of Arts degree.She help found the ACLU. Keller and her teacher Sullivan traveled into 39 countries and met all U.S. Presidents from Glover Cleveland to Lyndon B. Johnson. Keller supported the Socialist party so much that she supported Eugene V. Debs for Presidency (Debs was a Socialist party candidate). On September 14, 1964, President Lyndon B. Johnson awarded Helen Keller the Presidential Medal of Freedom, one of the United States' highest two civilian honors. In 1965 she was elected to the National Women's Hall of Fame at the New York World's Fair. Keller supported the NAACP and gave a hundred dollars to the NAACP (along giving them a letter of support that appeared in its magazine called "The Crisis").

Very few know about the esoteric side of Helen Keller. People say that Helen Keller involved in the occult. What is true is that she popularized the use the "El Diablo" or the horned Canuto handsign. This handsign existed for thousands of years in pagan religion with many meanings from praising the occult to a greeting. Keller claimed that it means "I love you," but Keller herself was an occultist and a Theosophist. Thesophy is one of the major beliefs involved in the New Age Movement. Theosphy have many beliefs and they believe that all religions (even paganism) have some truth in them. Some Theosophists like Helean Petrovna Blavatsky praised Satan. So, Blavatasky was an enemy of God and she was one of pioneers of the New Age Movement today. Freemasons like Manly P. Hall loved Blavatsky and her writings:

"The Secret Doctrine and Isis Unveiled are Madame Blavatsky's gifts to humanity, and to those whose vision can pierce the menacing clouds of imminent disaster it is no exaggeration to affirm that these writings are the most vital literary contribution to the modern world. No more can they be compared with other books than can the light of the sun be compared with the lamp of the glowworm. The Secret Doctrine assumes the dignity of a scripture, . . ."
- Manly P. Hall 33°, The Phoenix: An Illustrated Review of Occultism and Philosophy, 1960, The Philosophical Research Society, p. 122

Theosophy merged Eastern mystical concepts with the Western Mystery tradition (Theosophists claim to promote world peace and universal peace without distinction of race, crred, sex, caste, color, or financial status). Theosophists claim to study nature and the experience of the divine. In Theosophy, every man and woman are "God"... though they cannot make stars nor atoms. Keller invented over 60 different signs, so she could talk to her family before the age of 7. Helen Keller was a friend of population control advocate and evil woman Margaret Sanger. She used birth control as an excuse to promote the harm of people like those in disability and even forcing people to have a license to be pregnancy. Pro-Theosophist Margaret Sanger founded Planned Plarenhood that murdered more babies in the womb than any group in human history. Helen Keller wrote a book called "Light in My Darkness," which was first published in 1927. In the book, she wrote a tribute to mystic Emanuel Swedenborg, whom she regarded as: "...one of the noblest champions true Christianity has ever known..." She admits in the book that: "...the teachings of Emanuel Swedenborg have been my light, and a staff in my hand and by his vision splendid I am attended on my way..." Who was Emauel Swedenborg? He was a Swedish scientist, mystic, philosopher, and theologian. He lived from 1688 to 1772. He was a modernist and called himself a Chrsitian, but his views were far different from orthodox Christianity. He claimed to have recieved a vision in how to reform Christianity. He rejected the Biblical belief that salvation was by faith through grace alone as the Bible says. He believed that faith and charity was necessary for salvation. That's false since you can be a pagan or atheist being full of charity and go to Hell. Swedenborg referred to himself as an initialis, in Greek μυστικός (mystikos), "an initiate" (Bergquist, 1999, p.451; in turn based on Arcana Cœlestia §4099). Swedenborg claimed to visit heaven, hell, etc. and that he talked with angels, demons, and otherspirits. Freemasons like Albert Mackey wrote that Swedenborg had an influence on Freemasonry, especially in Europe. So, Swedenborg wanted to pull Christianity into a more mystical or occult direction. The reality is that Christianity can't be pulled. It's here and it has nothing to hide. Mysticism relates to the mysteries and keeping secrets from the rest of the public. The Bible is inheritly clear as Jesus said in John 18:20... "I spake openly to the world; I ever taught in the synagogue, and in the temple, whither the Jews always resort; and in secret have I said nothing." We read in 2nd Peter 1:20, "Knowing this first, that no prophecy of the scripture is of any private interpretation." Scripturally, no one can claim that they have received some knowledge from God that no one else has.

11:11

11:11 is a famous number pattern in esoteric circles. Some people under the meaning behind 11:11 and others don't. Many people believe this number pattern is insignificant and is disinformation (like I do) and others do. First, it's time to see how the occult view the number of 11. Occultists worship numbers and Nature instead of God. Numbers have strong value in the Creation of the Universe of course. We need numbers to decipher mathametical formulas, natural properities, and the means of constructing architecture. That's fine. Yet, some pagan ascribe pagan interpretations to them and even worship them. That isn't fine. This deception is found in Romans 1:25. The occultists also view numbers and symbols of having mystical power. According to occultist, Freemason, and Golden Dawn member W. Wynn Wescott, who was extremely influential in the latter part of the 19th Century: "The followers of Pythagoras ... referred every object, planet, man, idea, and essence to some number or other, in a way which to most moderns must seem curious and mystical in the highest degree. 'The numerals of Pythagoras', says Porphyry, who lived about 300 A.D., 'were hieroglyphic symbols, by means whereof he explained all ideas concerning the nature of things', and the same [numeric] method of explaining the secrets of nature is once again being insisted upon in the new revelation of the 'Secret Doctrine', by H.P. Blavatsky. 'Numbers are a key to the ancient views of cosmogony -- in its broad sense, spiritually as well as physically considered, to the evolution of the present human race; all systems of religious mysticism are based upon numerals. The sacredness of numbers begins with the Great First Cause, the One, and ends only with the nought or zero -- symbol of the infinite and boundless universe'." [The Occult Power of Numbers, W. Wynn Westcott, p. 15.]

11 in the occult is defined in a negative light as evil, transgression, and destruction. Wyn Wescott wrote in his book called "The Occult Powers of Numbers" book about the number of eleven that:

"...This seems to have been the type of a number with an evil reputation among all peoples. The Kabalists contrasted it with the perfection of the Decad, and just as the Sephirotic number is the form of all good things, so eleven is the essence of all that is sinful, harmful and imperfect. With the Ten Sephiroth they contrasted the Eleven Averse Sephiroth, symbols of destruction, violence, defeat and death. On the oldest Tarot cards, the trump called the Tower struck by Lightning, number XVI, shows the Ten Divine Sephiroth on one side and the Eleven Averse Sephiroth on the other side; modern Tarot designs are very much de-based..."

Dualism have been apart of the ancient Mysteries and pagan religions for a long time. Ancient Sumerian, Egyptian, and Aztec myths speak to us of similar accounts of twin heavenly brothers, Enki and Enlil, Xbalanque and Hunahpu, Seth and Osiris, yet as most ancient cultural myths inform us, somewhere in the dateless past, one of them became evil. Notice that the Tarot with a Tower being struck by lightning is very similar to the NYC Twin Towers being destroyed by a plane coming into them plus falling by demolition. It's easy to see the number 11 as influencing the 9/11 attacks (or multiples of 11 like 22, 33, etc.). For example, both Twin Towers (which appear as the Solomon's Temple's gates of Jachin and Boaz) look like an 11. September 11th, 2001 has the number of 11 in the date of the attack. American Airlines Flight #11 crashed into the World trade Center first. Flight 77 (or 11 times 7) crashed into the Pentagon. The North and South twin Towers of the WTC have 110 stories in their height (11 times 10 equals to 110). After 9/11, there are 111 days left in the year. New York state was the 11th state to join the Union. March 11, 2002, marked 6 months since the attack, and fell in the 11th week of 2002. So, strong numerical links to the attacks exist. The occult world use numbers to performs rituals all of the time. That is why some believe that 9/11 was a big mega ritual against the people in America plus the world. To occultists, the number 11 is a master number in numerology.


Now, in the occult crowd, they believe that 11:11 is a code to awaken human consciouenss. They believe that 11:11 creates synchronicities in the lives of people. The New ager named Solara informs us that "11:11 has long been our preordained signal that our time of earthly completion is near. There is no turning back as it is our key to unlock the portal of Ascension. As the 11:11 is activated, the seventh star is made manifest and the Dove returns. What we are called to do is quickly take our positions within the Body of the Dove. This must be done in a state of full surrender and total commitment to the One. For we are being called to serve a far greater purpose than any of us could achieve on our own. This is deeper, more vast and more profound than anything we can yet imagine." The truth is that occultists use these numbers as a means to create their version or interpretation of life in the world. Other people reject the 11:11 as imaginary.

By Timothy