Freaky Photo of Paul VI Masonic Symbol Contest: We have a winner!

Freakly Photo of Paul VI Celebrates 30 Years in the Vatican ^ | November 9, 2006 | Boromeo

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Congratulations to Craig Heimbichner who identified the most Masonic symbols in the creepy and twisted "portrait" of Paul VI presented to, and accepted by, Paul VI in the 70's. (Hit the link for the original post and the picture printed by Smithsonian Magazine in April of 1977.)

And the symbols are:

1. Three pillars

2. Two columns

3. Cresent moon

4. Various Pentagrams

5. Sphynx at the top of the pillar

6. The columns and angles combine to form a square and compass

7. The point within the circle at the top is an old Illuminati symbol

8. Above Paul VI's head an abstract "eye in the triangle" I.E. the Eye of Horus or Set

9. A dagger is thrust in the papal tiara in the 30th Knight Kadosh Degree; here the pope clutches a dagger with a malevolent look.

10. Inverted crosses are Satanic, but so is Freemasonry

There's several more, but Craig counted the most.

Craig Heimbichner is the author of Blood on the Alter, The Secret History of the World's Most Dangerous Secret Society (ISBN 0-6403784-3-2) which explores the agenda and mechanics of Ordo Templi Orientis, or ODO, and their shape-shifting trail through history and culture.

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