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Discussion #332Talk Sense

19 Oct 2011 23:36:53
Hi all, it's been a while since I have really been on here, I've missed it!

Just wondered if anyone has seen the new Eurostar advert in conjunction with the 2012 Olympics?

I have to say, after watching some things...ahem...like the Arrivals...I watched the ad just now and I have had to ask myself did I really just see a load of NWO symbolism or not?

Wondered what other people think?

Here's the ad on youtube:

youtube.com/watch?v=fzylqHGQrXM

Peace.
Raz

 

Couldn't see anything mate, tell me where?

Catholic M
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I thought something was odd with it the other night just couldn't place what...
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Hi Catholic M - I am not sure if you know but if various stories or theories are true, 2012 is the year that Zionists restore Zion. Studies into this reveal Israel to be Zion, so we can expect a new leader to be elected to rule Israel and maybe even surrounding territories, starting sometime in 2012.
The 2012 Olympic logo also clearly spells Zion just as much as it spells 2012.
The advert for the Eurostar that I linked shows what COULD be taken as NWO symbolism - the armada of 3 different governments, I think it's UK, US and one other....then the random part where the guy is at the top of some sort of pyramid, that's arguably a direct reference to the all-seeing eye and the anti-christ coming to rule rule. I saw those bits and pieces and thought 'hmmmmmmm', and then there it was - 'in association with the 202 Olympics' .... I just thought 'yeah, right...'

Just as with all of these things it is open to interpretation but if someone chose to make the Arrivals in the next few months instead of having already done it, I would put money on them including this advert in their film.
Raz
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Thanks Raz, very interesting..

Catholic M
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