Washington L.O.W.F.I

Why Mothman would also be seen there, soon after the buildings’ completion, is a mystery. Since the sighting occurred up the road past Indian Mountain, on the way to Kent State Univ., I figured that maybe the phenomenon was pointing towards Kent State – that perhaps there was some Masonic connection between the Mothman conspirators of 1966 and the Kent State shootings. It has been said that the National Guard engaged in unusual Masonic-like chanting and marching just prior to the shootings. The whole thing seemed like a ritual sacrifice. Independence Ave. is very close to a gorge in the Cuyahoga River.

The Cuyahoga, which has caught on fire several times due to industrial pollution, runs by Indian Mountain, Kent State, and the Army’s massive Ravenna Ammunition Plant on its way to Cleveland, where the Rockefellers began polluting it in the late 1800s.Indians were drawn to gorges and falls, and often built their mounds there, as in Mound, WV and Mason, OH. Mason, OH, in the southern part of the state near Cincinnati, is an interesting place. It is one of the most quickly developing industrial areas in the country, and is home to King’s Island Amusement Park as well as Ft. Ancient, a famous ancient Indian site along the mound-encrusted Little Miami River. Mason was founded by a William Mason from Palmyra, Tennessee. He originally named the town Palmyra, too, probably in honor of the Middle Eastern roots of Masonry. Palmyra, NY, was where Joseph Smith started his whole Mormon gig, so it made me wonder if the scrolls had been found in the Little Miami gorge near Ft. Ancient. Other name game clues in the Mason area pointed to Egyptian and/or Moorish influences, such as the names of towns and establishments like “Cowan,” “Morgan,” “Lamb,” “Morrow,” and “Lebanon.” I was intrigued by the fact that the supposed finder of the scrolls, Solomon Spaulding, was from Conneaut, OH, which is in the upper NE corner of the state, and he was said to have found the scrolls along “Canute Creek” in “the Ohio Valley.” Spaulding’s publisher had shown the scrolls to Joseph Smith.

While in Mason, I saw two different tractor trailers with the odd logo of a trucking company called “Conn West,” which carried Masonic symbols. Perhaps Conn West, which is actually based in northern Ohio, had something to do with “Conn East,” or Conneaut? It wasn’t until I returned home that I found that Conneaut, which is along Lake Erie, is actually not that far from the sources of the Ohio River. Interestingly, there is a long serpentine wall at Ft. Ancient that looks both like a bird head with a long neck and human sperm. 

Synchronistically, those two seemingly disparate subjects are alluded to in an Egyptian painting showing the Birth of the Sun God, Ra, which implies that there is some genetic relationship between the Sun God (depicted as bird) and humans – similar to the Annunaki legends of the Sumerians. Eerily, the painting seems to depict genetic lineages inside the symbols “111L.” Another possible aspect of the four 1’s is that, in addition to being symbolized by four ornate columns (as in George Washington’s Masonic apron), it may have been symbolized in funerary rituals. For instance just as I finished typing this blog, I watched a show about the Windover bog mummies found in Florida. It seems that 7000 years ago, these ancient Americans buried their dead by covering the body with cloth and pushing the assemblage underwater using four wooden posts – i.e., a water burial embodying the feminine aspect of Moorish cosmology. It seems that the symbology on Washington’s apron – which originated in Egypt – also found its way to America several millennia before. To put the nail in the coffin, so to speak, the DNA of the bodies was analyzed by Joseph Lorenz, then of Cornell Univ., now of Central Washington Univ. According to Lorenz, the DNA shows that these inhabitants came from Europe. They do not share characteristics with later Indians. Since we know that Europeans’ DNA originally came from Africa, this is tantamount to saying that the Indians of Florida in 5000 B.C. were African. Since people aren’t allowed to say this outright on TV, the producers tried to imply that the DNA samples must have been contaminated by workers who dug up the bodies – a ridiculous, racist confabulation that, unfortunately, is all too typical of today’s “modern” anthropologists. A facial reconstruction of one of the skulls clearly shows that they looked African. To find out more about this fascinating subject, check out my recent interviews on Think or Be Eaten. Scroll down to shows 47 and 48: