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Madame Voyaguerls the first girls of the World in the all boys Kingdom of Prussia
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WORLD SUPERSTITION OF WINNIPEG
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Hermetic Code Tour – Discovering Winnipeg’s Ancient Temple
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THE SUN
The Stars don't exist at Night during Calm Winter. Yuletide.
The Mormon Wizard.
The Temple of Mormon and LOOM™
"Protect yourself at Night when you go outside and wear a Nightcloak!"
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THE WIND
The Wind don't exist at Day during Calm Summer. Yuletide.
The Mormon Wizard.
The Temple of Mormon and LOOM™
"Protect yourself at Day when you go outside and wear a Dayscarf!"
Scarfs – Aviation Shop
THE WEATHER
The Weather don't exist at Alltime during Calm Season. Yuletide.
The Mormon Wizard.
The Temple of Mormon and LOOM™
"Protect yourself at Alltime when you go outside and wear a Swiss Army Knife!"
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Oodena
GYPSY ROMANIA
The Dark Romanians
The Romanians are Middle Eastern Egyptian Turkish Greek Italian Spanish French.
"Hello San Diego, California USA!" ― Pharaoh Tutankhamen of Pyramid Menkaure Canada in Egypt
PROFESSIONAL PIPE TOBACCO SMOKERS
The Tobacco Superstition
Professional Pipe Tobacco Smokers stand on Cold Steaks for City Health Reasons.
"Beef Jerky!"
The Dark Romanians
The Romanians are Middle Eastern Egyptian Turkish Greek Italian Spanish French.
"Hello San Diego, California USA!" ― Pharaoh Tutankhamen of Pyramid Menkaure Canada in Egypt
PROFESSIONAL PIPE TOBACCO SMOKERS
The Tobacco Superstition
Professional Pipe Tobacco Smokers stand on Cold Steaks for City Health Reasons.
"Beef Jerky!"
Manitoba Legislative Assembly Building, Winnipeg. Could this be Solomon’s Temple in disguise?
The richly decorated Manitoba Legislative Assembly building, topped by the Greek god Hermes.
The Greek god Hermes, also known as the Golden Boy, holding a sheaf of wheat atop the Manitoba Legislative Assembly building.
Athena, the Greek goddess of war and wisdom, is one of many protective symbols.
Four groupings on the square tower supporting the dome. They represent art, agriculture, industry, and science, as well as the four elements of earth, air, fire, and water.
Don Finkbeiner shows Arlene the main entrance of the Legislative building with its guardian bison.
Sculpture of Medusa.
Cattle skulls are symbols of protection.
Lamps with 13 bulbs.
Fives and eights: the dome is divided into 8 sections, with panels containing 5 rosettes, each with 8 petals.
Rotunda.
Looking down from the Rotunda to the Pool of The Black Star.
Mural of World War I, also representing the Passion of Christ.
Closeup of mural showing Madonna and Child at the top.
Lieutenant-governor’s reception room. Could this be the “Holy of Holies”?
Columns on the front of the Legislative Assembly Building.
Statue of General James Wolfe.
Egyptian sphinx on the roof of the Manitoba Legislative Assembly building in Winnipeg.
Sculpture outside the window of the lieutenant-governor’s reception room, thought to represent the Ark of the Covenant.
Pool of the Black Star. The Black Star is in the centre of the room below the Rotunda, and directly under the Dome.
The pediment above the main doorway shows Lady Manitoba in the centre, rays of sun behind her. To the left is a family, representing progress in a new land. To the right are a man and woman carrying fruit and wheat, products of the land.
