The obelisks and domes at the Vatican and Washington DC are aligned to exactly 88.88 degrees. There’s another city that has a famous dome, can you guess which one it is…?

That’s St Paul’s Cathedral, which stands at the heart of the City of London, England:

So, now that you’ve been introduced to Washington D.C., Vatican City, and the City of London, can you guess what else they all have in common? Here’s a clue: The answer is that they are all independent city-states…

•Vatican City – officially not part of Italy •City of London – officially not part of England •Washington D.C. – officially not part of USA Together, they form a trinity of global control in finance, military, and religion.

Just like Washington DC and Vatican City, London has its very own obelisk too. Cleopatra’s Needle stands on the embankment on the Thames river:

The obelisk is inscribed with hieroglyphs, and comes with its very own sphinx’s too:

This exact obelisk was first erected in Heliopolis, Egypt, before being moved to London on 22/2 1881, as per the plaque on its base:

Imagine the effort required to move a 69ft (21m) statue weighing 224 tons, especially in 1881… there must have been a very important reason for it!

Though they form power centers encompassing finance, military, and religion, London, Washington DC, & the Vatican aren’t the only places showcasing Osiris’s manhood out in the open…A 75ft (23m) obelisk that originally stood in Luxor, Egypt now stands at the center of

of Place de la Concorde in Paris:

It must be pretty important if it gets to stand at the very center of such an important square aligned to the Arc de Triomphe…Note the golden capstone by the way…

For anyone that is wondering, the exact alignment between this obelisk and the Arc de Triomphe is 116.00 degrees.

Not to be outdone by the Brits, Americans, and French, ze Germans got an obelisk too… Schoppenhauserstrasse, Berlin:

The Italians clearly love a good obelisk too it seems… Piazza Navona, Rome:

and so does everybody else around the world…São Paulo, Brazil~ Buenos Aires, Argentina Hyde Park, Sydney Lisbon, Portugal Kofu, Japan, Istanbul, Turkey Stockholm, Sweden Dublin, Ireland Madrid, Spain

So what’s the story behind all these obelisks then? Here’s the  the story about Osiris and his phallus…(remember the golden capstone in Paris…)

Clearly, with a story like that it makes perfect sense that every major city wants to have its own version of Osiris’ manhood erected in city squares and plazas… Or not…

Whatever the myth says about Osiris, we can clearly conclude that ancient Egyptian influence and Osiris worship goes far and wide, even in our modern day and age. Now, lets look at another perhaps more modern obelisk…

Might be worth taking a closer look at the new WTC…TBC…

One World Freedom Tower, New York The tower was officially opened on November 3rd, 2014. That date is 11/3 in the US;  keep that date/number in mind. Looking at the towers architectural shape, we see its design is that of a square anti-prism:

When viewed from street level the tower resembles a pyramid with a capstone:

You may have seen this pyramid elsewhere, such as on the back of a one dollar bill: One dollar bill…  One World Trade Center… both used for trade. Notice the eye at the top of the dollar pyramid?

Could that be Horus/Baal/master again?…

You may also have noticed a rather large pyramid in London, also furnished with its very own capstone…

The Shard is often (jokingly) referred to as Sauron’s all-seeing eye due to its uncanny resemblance to the tower in The Lord of the Rings. Note that the top part of the tower pyramid is frequently lit up at night… like a pyramid with a capstone:

Speaking of Sauron, here’s some quick comic relief for those who need it:   youtu.be

As you can see below those two aren’t the only modern pyramid structures around, but I’ll let you research those further on your own for atlasobscura.com

Now, moving on from obelisks and pyramids… As we’ve had a very brief look at the backside of the one dollar bill, lets do the same on the front shall we!

George Washington must have been a pretty important chap if he’s on the front of the dollar bill… “Freemason… and First President”… nice to see that he got his priorities straight on the statue below! Remember that golden statue at the New York Grand Lodge too.

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