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Permalink Reply by amelia whitfield on June 30, 2012 at 6:43pm

Thank you!

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Permalink Reply by Marklar on June 30, 2012 at 7:50pm

Interesting. Seems that the new flag I designed for Israel after the attack on the Mavi Manara in international waters will be just as relevant for the House of Rothschild.

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Permalink Reply by amelia whitfield on July 2, 2012 at 12:29pm

That's funny!!!

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Permalink Reply by amelia whitfield on July 2, 2012 at 12:42pm

Well, the world zionists organization was founded in 1897 by none other than Baron Walter Rotschild who was already using Israel's modern day flag as his family crest because the Germanic/Jew name Rothschild means Red Shield and so does the star of David. Baron Walter Rothschild paid for the first established bank in Israel and many, many other establishments.

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Permalink Reply by suzie on July 2, 2012 at 12:45pm

where is the article?

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Permalink Reply by amelia whitfield on July 2, 2012 at 1:19pm

Good luck finding one, I'm a researcher so I found this info by doing tons of research while trying to figure out the entire history if Israel and the Jewish people. :-)

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Permalink Reply by suzie on July 2, 2012 at 3:14pm

you must have something if your a researcher ..i am not a researcher but i look at stuff on Rothchilds and Israel and have just never seen anywhere that the original Rothchild crest was a star of David .. if you have a link i would like to read it and see pictures of this crest,  is that statement your opinion or fact. It is confusing and possibly made to be that way, i have a hard time understanding the real history we have been told man many lies.. 

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Permalink Reply by amelia whitfield on July 2, 2012 at 4:41pm

I am a professional photographer but researching is a hobby of mine because I love both truth and history. I consider myself to be a researcher because I spend countless hours of my free time doing such. Plus, when my dad passed away, he had an immense amount of antique books including tons of history books and he left the entire library to me. I noticed while reading some of the oldest ones that what was recorded in them did not correlate with today's history books so that sent me on a journey of discovery. I have literally tons of notebooks full of notes, reference, etc. but I am not the neatest person at organizing this info mainly because finding one significant fact almost always sends me down a spiral of rabbit holes that is basically never ending. I find most of the factual and or secret info by means of learning "their" language and then searching certain code words that I think may lead somewhere. One example I can give you of fact that I did not have to research to find it to be true is that the flag of the United States of America that we all know actually represents "war time" as does daylight saving time. I only know this because it is published in an old history book that once upon a time could be checked out from libraries. (The name of this book eludes me at the moment.) Also among my dad's library are books of ancient geometry, the occult, many bibles, Uncle Tom's Cabin (original print), Gone With the Wind (original print), Pilgrims Progress (The Swiss Family Robinson), meteorology, geography, and the list goes on. Oh not to mention, tons of older Life magazines. Anyway, most of this I carry around in memory but I would be glad to show you the reference source of any of it, when I locate it from over a hundred multi-subject notebooks. I have been meaning to condense it anyway. You're definitely right though, history with all it's distortions is very confusing to understand let alone know what is true and what isn't.

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Permalink Reply by suzie on July 2, 2012 at 5:11pm

that is an amazing collection you have .. i have an old uncle tom i think it is an original printed in the united states there is a page missing with the copyright i think because i cannot find it but it is very old and the paper is easily broken .. I know about the military flag you can find that information in the internet http://www.usavsus.info/

Prior to the 1950's, state republic flags were mostly flown, but when a USA flag was flown, usually only at USA facilities, it was one of the following:

1. Military flag --Horizontal stripes, white stars on blue background

Has no fringe, braid (tassel), eagle, ball, spear, etc.

 

Some say the correct size ratio is 1 x 1.9 

1. Civil Flag --Created in 1799 by Secretary of the Treasury Oliver Wolcott. Intended for peace time usage, denoting civil jurisdiction under the Constitution and common law. Has vertical stripes, blue stars on white background--last flown before Civil War with a few exceptions.

 

 

there is some controversy on this .. 

i had to really do some digging to find this: 

 

 

2.   The insignia of the Merovingian Dynasty is the Six-Pointed Star.

Coat of Arms of Rennes-le-Chateau (Merovingian castle) in the South of France. {Holy Blood, Holy Grail, 29:396}

you might find this link interesting http://watch.pair.com/mark2.html

there is so much stuff to learned .. i get very frustrated when i think about how much time society wastes on indoctrination instead of education and study of so many interesting things ..  well i just thought you would have a internet link and a picture but seems you got me to look on my own ~~thank you  

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Permalink Reply by amelia whitfield on July 2, 2012 at 5:36pm

I'm sorry I don't have any links on hand at the moment but I will definitely pass them to you when I do. Btw, I never keep bookmarks or my internet history on my computer because of privacy reasons and this makes it harder to keep up with all the links. :-( Thank you for the link, I will check it out.

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