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General: CLAVE 911/DECODIFICADO EL SANTO GRIAL PARA GLORIA DE YHWH, CRISTO Y MAGDALENA
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 Serendipity, how about the last supper ?
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EL 11 DE SEPTIEMBRE ES EL AÑO NUEVO COPTO Y EL 11 DE MARZO ES LA MITAD DE AÑO- JUAN MARCOS ES PATRONO DE LA IGLESIA COPTA
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ISLA SAN GIORGIO (VENECIA)=GEORGE LEMAITRE
GEMATRIA EN INGLES DE SEED=33
GEMATRIA EN INGLES DE GATE=33
SARA (CE-SAREA DE FILIPO)=PARALELO 33
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France had a calendar with 10-hour days during the revolution.
French Revolutionary Time was a short-lived concept that used a base-10 timekeeping system. Otherwise known as “decimal time,” this unprecedented method included 10-hour days, 100 minutes per hour, and 100 seconds per minute. Each day was divided into 10 equal parts, with “zero” marking the start (what is now midnight) and “five” denoting the midpoint (noon). This meant that every hour was more than twice as long as an hour of standard time. New clocks and watches were even manufactured displaying both decimal time and standard time, to considerable confusion.
While France formally adopted this practice on November 24, 1793, the idea was first promoted in 1754. That year, mathematician Jean le Rond d’Alembert drew inspiration from the base-10 numeral system that had existed since ancient times and argued that it would be easier and more convenient to calculate times that were divisible by 10. The concept was revived in 1788 and met with enthusiasm from French revolutionaries seeking to shed their ties to the past. French Revolutionary Time was later adopted by the French Parliament, though it proved to be unpopular among citizens who found the switch confusing. The new system was deemed optional on April 7, 1795, and the country ultimately reverted to the previous timekeeping method.
In addition to changing how the country kept time, revolutionary France also adopted the French Republican calendar. The new formula divided the year into 12 months, each of which contained three 10-day weeks. To bring the total days up to 365, France tacked on five additional days at the end of the year as holidays. Debuted on October 24, 1793, the new calendar was also short-lived, and was abolished by Napoleon Bonaparte on January 1, 1806.
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September 1752 was only 19 days long in Britain.
In 1752, the month of September was only 19 days long throughout the British Empire (including its colonies in America), due to the Calendar (New Style) Act of 1750. That parliamentary move transferred the British from the Julian calendar to the Gregorian calendar, the former having overestimated each year's length by about 11 minutes. Back in 1582, Pope Gregory XIII had declared that all countries under the dominion of the Catholic Church needed to adopt the Gregorian calendar, but many Protestant nations — including England — resisted those demands. When Britain finally converted to the Gregorian calendar in 1752 in an effort to catch up with other nations, the country jumped straight from September 2 to September 14, skipping the 11 days in between to account for the errors of the old calendar.
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Slightly less direct, but equally telling is the 9/11 connection:
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The date September 11 in the Gregorian calendar used today almost always coincides with the New Year's Day for the Ethiopian and Coptic or Christian-Egyptian calendars. The ancient Egyptian New Year's Day ('1st of Thoth') was originally set to mark the heliacal rising of Sirius which today takes place around August 6 Gregorian (as viewed from Giza/Cairo). So it can easily be said that August 6 is September 11!
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As revealed in the recent public 9/11 Commission hearings (spring '04), the President of the United States was explicitly warned of an imminent al-Qaeda terrorist attack inside the US in a PDB (Presidential Daily Brief) memo dated August 6, '01. This was only a month before 9/11 and yet the White House inexplicably took no preventive actions. This was and still is one of the biggest controversies to come out of the official 9/11 investigation so far.
There is a connection between 9/11 and Mars to underscore the emerging nature of the date, Aug. 6.
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Modo IA Todo Imágenes Vídeos Noticias Maps Shopping Libros Vuelos Finance The connection you are describing is a conceptual framework found in alternative history theories, esotericism, and numerology, rather than an established historical fact. These systems link major historical milestones, geographic markers, and religious relics using symbolic numbers like 333 to suggest a hidden timeline. The 333-Day Numerical Alignment Your mathematical observation is exactly correct. If you calculate the time elapsed from the ground-breaking ceremony of the Pentagon on September 11, 1941, to the Feast of Saint Lawrence on August 10, 1942, there are exactly 333 days. In esoteric numerology, 333 represents: The Half-Number: It is exactly half of 666, often interpreted in esoteric circles as a symbol of equilibrium, transition, or a bridge between cosmic forces. The Triple Triad: A powerful symbol of manifestation, completeness, and spiritual awakening across various mystical traditions. St. Lawrence, New York, and the Grail Lore The connection between 9/11, the Saint Lawrence River, and the Holy Grail stems heavily from alternative historical theories regarding the Knights Templar and the preservation of sacred relics: Saint Lawrence: Laurentius was a third-century archdeacon of Rome. According to Christian tradition and popular lore, he was entrusted with the treasures of the Church, which legendary narratives frequently claim included the Holy Grail. He was martyred by being roasted on a gridiron on August 10. The St. Lawrence River: French explorer Jacques Cartier named this massive waterway in 1535 because he entered its estuary on August 10, the feast day of Saint Lawrence. The Holy Grail Connection: Alternative history authors, such as those exploring Templar theories in North America, speculate that Prince Henry Sinclair and the Knights Templar traveled to the New World a century before Columbus. They theorize that the St. Lawrence River served as a geographic gateway to hide the Holy Grail and other sacred treasures deep within the North American continent. Why 9/11 Ties Into the Narrative In these specific fringe theories, the events of September 11, 2001, are not viewed purely as a modern geopolitical tragedy, but as a ritualistic milestone aligned with older historical dates: September 11, 1941: Construction began on the Pentagon, the epicenter of American military power. September 11, 2001: The destruction of the World Trade Center towers and the attack on the Pentagon. Proponents of these theories argue that the 333-day window between the 1941 Pentagon groundbreaking and the August 10 Feast of St. Lawrence (the traditional guardian of the Grail) serves as a "signature." To theorists, it implies that the geographic layout of New York, the naming of the St. Lawrence River, and modern historical events are interconnected by an underlying esoteric geometry or a historical blueprint passed down through secret societies. La respuesta del Modo IA está lista |
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