The pentagram is a representation of mathematical perfection.

It was used as a reminder to architects and those who did construction how to build using squares, circles, rectangles and triangles.

The pentagram is also known as "The Philosopher's Stone". This is something that contains Air, Earth, Fire, Water and Spirit inside of it. A human being for example.

They built Washington DC based off of the pentagram just to show off. There's really not much more to it than that. Lots of people let their imaginations run wild to come up with tall tales about things.

Indeed! Apparently that is based on Aztek legend.
Interesting though :) Makes me wonder how far back the Eagle symbolism goes.

I'm very familiar with the pentagram and pentacle. I have not ever heard it called the Philospher's Stone though.
It's one of the oldest symbols used worldwide by mankind. Its use and meaning by the ancient ones isn't really known.
I know it to be a protective symbol, and although I do not like the use of symbols -hence not liking Reiki either- I know this one to be very powerful indeed.
Ifever I need external protection -which is rare- I still use the pentacle.

Anywho, you can of course believe it's to show off only, but I doubt the Mason's used any symbol merely to show off.

Anywho, you can of course believe it's to show off only, but I doubt the Mason's used any symbol merely to show off.


What I mentioned on the pentagram is from the Ancient Greeks. The whole reason it's showing off is to use all aspects of the shapes which some believed couldn't be done.

A Person is free to believe as they choose. I'm not disregarding that fact. I'm only saying what the story I heard and it has a ring of truth to me. There's always things we'll never know everything about.

Your federal and state system is fantastic. But my understanding was that the individual states were more like states of Britain until they united under Washington to fend it off. The theory at the time was that a bunch of states competing would be better than a large government made up of all the states; it sort if gives the power to the people that might be usurped by a big government. A federal government didn't have much to do unless there was a war on. Borders were not important for the control of people. Though they could be used for raising money; customs and excise. These days they are used to control the movement of people too; a bit of an afterthought but politically popular for many. But originally, many of the states wanted to shut that federal system down!

I found your post very interesting to me.

I love history, and now I would like to learn as much as possible about US history. Could I ask you, would you recommend any bibliography or documentary films available on the web?
Thank you so much and have a nice day!

It's rare to get a fair and complete view of any part of history.
There are usually different versions from different perspectives.

I have been considering the difference between how perspectives can influence the future vs. the future which does not depend on human perspectives. Things people falsely believe to be true can cause them to choose this or that, but the overall situation cannot be changed in that way. The truth can escape all perspectives, but we can not ultimately escape the future caused by what is actually real.

Subterfuge (of supposed non-enemies), for example, can only work for so long before it does not matter what is not known. The resulting calamity, due to a lack of vision, which eventually cannot be avoided, is what matters.

Ironically, the calamities we prevent with bovine shiznit do not compare with those caused by a lack of vision. We can often do something if we know the real situation. That might get messy, but.... not as messy as it will get without it.

The eagle totem comes from Rome, as do many other things relating to the U.S. government: e.g. the republican form of government, the senate, the classical revival architecture, etc.

Part of the reason for this is that the country was founded during the Enlightenment when interest in classical learning was high and becoming more accessible through universities.
Many of the illustrious and educated people at that time were indeed also Freemasons (Washington and Franklin were 33rd degree Scottish Rite Freemasons (Washington was also in the York Rite)), so getting into the ruling class was largely a club thing, just as it remains today. Freemasonry has made much of all things from Western antiquity, especially venerating the Roman and Egyptian civilizations, so Roman themes appear throughout their literature and have heavily influenced the creation of this nation. Even the man who designed the layout of D.C. with its pentagram shape was a Freemason.

Now, regarding your original post, this narrative you‘ve come across sounds like a mixed up conspiracy theory loosely based on a real conspiracy that actually happened, albeit much later in the nation’s history. To wit, in 1871 the congress passed the Organic Act that incorporated a 10 square mile area of the city of Washington, which became Washington D.C. When this happened, the Federal government, legally speaking, became a corporation. The legal, corporate, de facto government that we have been under ever since is a sharp contrast to the lawful, constitutional republic, de jure government we once had. In effect, when the Organic Act was passed, those 10 square miles became foreign soil; and when the elected officials stepped out of their Constitutional offices and into the corporate offices of the District of Columbia, they effectively became a foreign government. However, hardly anyone even noticed when this happened because there weren’t any sudden changes that drew public attention. The reason that we don’t hear about this from the state governments is because they were unlawfully converted into subsidiaries of the new corporation known as UNITED STATES. When outsider/newbie politicians who don’t know about this get into state offices and start harping about “states rights”, they soon find out that they can’t actually do anything to return Constitutionally guaranteed rights to their states, because that document has no legal force upon the corporation. When someone in “federal” government today refers to the Constitution, they are doing so as a matter of showmanship/public relations and political expediency. So essentially, what all of this boils down to is that we now have two entities existing side by side, a lawful constitutional republic called the united States of America, which most Americans grew up believing in, and a legal corporation named UNITED STATES, which behaves like it has rightful sovereign authority but operates under color of law. It should be easy for us to spot this fraud since We the People are supposed to be sovereign, and as such, the rightful authority. So now you know why the government used to protect the rights of the people and now it treats them like property: because they are actually two different governments.
If you want to learn more about this, check out “the Republic FOR the United States”, or if they still exist, you can also go see what the Creditors in Commerce have to say about this.

As to whether or not there is a group that claims to descend from Atlanteans who suckered George... well, I’m sure Illuminists tell themselves they are the heirs of Atlantis, mystic groups always identify with anything mysterious in history because they think it makes them seem wise with otherworldly, arcane, esoteric knowledge. That’s how they get suckers like George, seeking enlightenment, to join the Freemasons in the first place.