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Let's take another look at Perez' first image, featuring the overlay of Cydonia onto the Washington DC map. Notice how the line to Tholus runs due east in this image. You will also note that there is no way to tell from his images, just which way the corners of the Pentagon Building are facing; you are forced to take his word for it, or else make your own images. Now take a look at some images that I have prepared. We start with two lines. The first runs toward, but not into the White House as he suggests; meaning that corner of the Pentagon, is not pointed at the WH. The next line clearly points a full ten degrees south of the line that he shows in his illustration above, meaning that it does not intersect with Anacostia Park, as he says. Here is a close up of the pentagon taken from the image above. As you can see, I began by running a line from each corner, square back to the oppposite side before extending it outward. The next image features lines from the other three corners of the Pentagon. Recall that he said that, "The Pentagon corner facing South/Southeast pointed to another Masonic reference at the George Washington Masonic Memorial"; but as you can see in his image below, it shows that line actually running a little east of due south, which is better than 5 degrees off from my image. That corner does not point where he says it does. If you look closely at the line running to the northwest in my image, you can see that it barely misses the Arlington Mansion, which lies at the end of the road leading south west from the Lincoln Memorial (circled in purple above). In his image below, you can see that the same line crosses a good bit to the right of that (you can enlarge the image if you need to). These two lines are off by about 5 degrees. Click For Larger Image Finally, take a look at the line that projects to the south west, which he says is "pointed directly at an area called Bailey's Crossroads". Look at the enlarged version of that picture, and use a straight edge to extend that line toward the north east and the Capitol Building. As you can see, that line falls south of the CB; while in my image, it runs directly to that. Once again, I have provided a closeup image, so that you can see that I have matched the corners of the Pentagon. Please don't get the idea that I doubt for a moment that "The Freemasons have possession of knowlege passed down through history from an ancient inter-planetary civilization that existed thousands of years before "official civilized history", it's just that I wish that they had done a better job of depicting the "monuments" from Cydonia in the DC map :-) Continue

Cydonia2

Let's take another look at Perez' first image, featuring the overlay of Cydonia onto the Washington DC map. Notice how the line to Tholus runs due east in this image. You will also note that there is no way to tell from his images, just which way the corners of the Pentagon Building are facing; you are forced to take his word for it, or else make your own images.

Now take a look at some images that I have prepared. We start with two lines. The first runs toward, but not into the White House as he suggests; meaning that corner of the Pentagon, is not pointed at the WH. The next line clearly points a full ten degrees south of the line that he shows in his illustration above, meaning that it does not intersect with Anacostia Park, as he says.

Here is a close up of the pentagon taken from the image above. As you can see, I began by running a line from each corner, square back to the oppposite side before extending it outward.

The next image features lines from the other three corners of the Pentagon. Recall that he said that, "The Pentagon corner facing South/Southeast pointed to another Masonic reference at the George Washington Masonic Memorial"; but as you can see in his image below, it shows that line actually running a little east of due south, which is better than 5 degrees off from my image. That corner does not point where he says it does.

If you look closely at the line running to the northwest in my image, you can see that it barely misses the Arlington Mansion, which lies at the end of the road leading south west from the Lincoln Memorial (circled in purple above). In his image below, you can see that the same line crosses a good bit to the right of that (you can enlarge the image if you need to). These two lines are off by about 5 degrees.

Click For Larger Image
Finally, take a look at the line that projects to the south west, which he says is "pointed directly at an area called Bailey's Crossroads". Look at the enlarged version of that picture, and use a straight edge to extend that line toward the north east and the Capitol Building. As you can see, that line falls south of the CB; while in my image, it runs directly to that. Once again, I have provided a closeup image, so that you can see that I have matched the corners of the Pentagon.

Please don't get the idea that I doubt for a moment that "The Freemasons have possession of knowlege passed down through history from an ancient inter-planetary civilization that existed thousands of years before "official civilized history", it's just that I wish that they had done a better job of depicting the "monuments" from Cydonia in the DC map :-)

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