Every time I pass by this thing something screams to me that it's one of those weird "truth in plain sight" constructions.

Those 4 bowls. I feel like if I lit a fire in each one it would unlock one of those Legend-if-Zelda puzzles triggering the little activating jingle.

I mean it's easily the result of an overactive imagination. Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar. But we usually find out later that the child raper eaters had very specific intentions in their symbolic rhetoric.

I am content with any argument that it's a fruitless lead but if you think there's something of worth there I'd love to know your thoughts.

It marks the entrance to Central Park. Akin to New York Central Park, a lot of disturbing things have happened there that the news never touches. Lots of homeless live there, and the trails are pitch black at night. There are no lit paths.

It could be that they're signaling a sacrificial lair.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Marrisa_Shen

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four_of_Cups
https://www.burnaby.ca/themes/custom/burnaby/logo.svg

Of course it's a secret ritual place, you can see the altar (which underneath is probably technology) as is most of these sites, the symbols of course represent various energy and the arches are freemasons symbols. It totally reeks of the typical ceremonial sites, and is probably either on a leyline or is on a vortex....
either way, your suspicion is probably spot on.

I took a closer look, there are two more if you look through the arch.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Six_of_Cups

When they rebuilt the arch the key stone had been changed: The original arch from the club entrance had no exposed keystone. 48:35

I would find these speeches boring as paste and I would think all these old rich people think the same thing. Unless, that is, they know something I don't. And his entire history lesson skips across the surface of something that goes a lot deeper throughout.

I believe he's hosting the speech at another place close to me around Deer Lake.

If anyone wants pictures or for me to record or do anything around these sites I will try my best

taz wrote:

> If anyone wants pictures or for me to record or do anything around these sites I will try my best

and if anyone wants anything remote-viewed here to uncover what really happened, post up the question and I will run it.

Generally speaking, the British Military in the 19th century had this habit of eliminating, reducing or changing over "the old" into something 'more British'.

Anything labelled with 'strong wording' like 'Victoria this' or 'Georges that' is usually a way of saying 'well it was important to people in the past, but we just destroyed it and changed its name.' :-)

Here's one thing for sure, the British didn't "invent English", they stole it - and a lot of other things that they found all around the world.