#897 / 7.17 🚨
3/9/2018 > 3.11 / 11.3

caps = 63 / 3.9

3.9 Julian = 3.22 Gregorian
322 ☠️ Skull and Bones > Geronimo

ts 6:24 > 6.6
EBS = 26 > 6.6
New York Stock Exchange = 246 > 6.6

6:24:20 > 6:6:2 > 12:12 = Hammer
NYE > The Gavel = Hammer

4 pics ⤵️

looks like a flip to me. will it be BHO being arrested? Or stock market crash?

IDK.. I keep expecting a D5? 🔱
'Everything Everywhere All at Once'

a few weeks ago, I wrote on my paper wall calendar in indelible sharpie on 3/22 to 4/1:
"Ten Days of Darkness". I will probably feel like a moron on 3/23 when nothing happens (again).
I think the D5 will come in the Fall - fall of the cabal.

Gen 3:11 The Fall

3/24 Gregorian = 3/11 Julian

ts 6:24

3/24 FryDay

9/24

Black Friday was a stock market catastrophe that took place on Sept. 24, 1869

3-6-9

(3 pics)

11:52
11.7 > 7.11 > > The Flood

Yesterday, someone posted about pigs flying and the [C]NN flip. They reported on Bye-Done China $$$$.

SantaSurfing's post?
Treason!!

'Has the penny finally dropped'
A hammered penny?

🤔
12/1/20 > 123 / 321

VK's ts 1:57 > 11.2 When Military Occupation Law Applies

#316
Martial Law the 11th?

3/24 = 3/11 Julian
(3/23 on the IFC today 3/20)

your ts 12:25 > 11.8 >#88 (military control, martial law, missile strike (rogue) etc).

That’s it! I think I’ll go work in the garden now! 🪴

😜

9:3
Everything that lives and moves about will be food for you. Just as I gave you the green plants, I now give you everything.

This is my goal!

It's a beautiful goal!!

Adelaide : "nobleness, nobility"
Australia "the Land Down Under"

I have been lookin for a certain map since I saw your post, but I don't know where I placed it.

Did Antartica have the name Australia first?
Or am I mistaken?

TIL that Antarctica used to be called Australia until modern-day Australia stole its name in 1824, which left the continent nameless until its current name was adopted in the 1890s.

It appears New Holland wanted a name change……

From Wikipedia -

Belief by Europeans in the existence of a Terra Australis—a vast continent in the far south of the globe to balance the northern lands of Europe, Asia, and North Africa—had existed as an intellectual concept since classical antiquity. The belief of such a land lasted until the discovery of Australia.

During the early 19th century, explorer Matthew Flinders doubted the existence of a detached continent south of Australia (then called New Holland) and thus advocated for the "Terra Australis" name to be used for Australia instead.[8][9] In 1824, the colonial authorities in Sydney officially renamed the continent of New Holland to Australia, leaving the term "Terra Australis" unavailable as a reference to Antarctica.