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Hello everyone, I was reading up on Loren Coleman's blog and a interesting comment was left on his post. (The comment is in quotations)


"This symbolic circle closes when we note that VA Tech lies squarely within a region long governed by the Southern Death Cult (aka Southeastern Ceremonial Complex). The Birdman was the Cult's singular most powerful deity; a close look at its characteristics, both natural and preternatural, shows this venerated entity to be practically indistinguishable from both the Garuda and Mothman.

Numerous well-researched articles reference the prominence of the Birdman and his associated symbology throughout the region. A good place to start is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Southeastern_Ceremonial_Complex . Key entities of this kind, which occupy prime liminal space between the material and spiritual worlds, do not simply fade away with their respective cultures."

Has any Beale Cipher Researchers encountered this?
 
Recluse of the visupview blog does great research and I came upon him by looking into history of Virginia


"Virginia Tech has an interesting history of massacres. The campus was built either near or on the site of the Draper's Meadow massacre that occurred amidst the French and Indian war. Of the massacre, Wikipedia notes:

"A group of Shawnee entered the sparsely populated camp virtually unimpeded. At least five settlers were killed: Mr. Patton, Elenor Draper (Mary Draper Ingles' mother), Bettie Draper's baby, Casper,[2] and Philip Barger, who was described as an old man and was decapitated by the Indians; they delivered his head in a bag to a neighbor, explaining that an acquaintance had arrived to visit[3]. Five settlers were taken back to Kentucky as captives to live among the tribe, including Mary Draper Ingles [1], who escaped at Big Bone, Kentucky, and made a journey of more than eight hundred miles (1300 km) across the Appalachian Mountains back to Draper's Meadow. Her marriage to William Ingles is said to be the first white wedding west of the Alleghenies. Also taken captive were her two sons; one of whom, Thomas Ingles, lived among the Indians for many years and never fully gave up the Shawnee way of life.[1]""
 
Adding credence to the Southeastern Ceremonial Complex's Birdman
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"As a researcher, local cop, Intelligence Agency officer, etc. you have to be good at investigation to build your case.

Uncovering power players/secret societies/mystery within a particular area, you have to find a chink in one's armor.

Best places to look are where stuff doesn't add up...feels off, like a glitch in the matrix etc."

Quote is from my thread above
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What the news video doesn't report besides the map is the star configurations in the article (pictures included)


 
Batman Map was sent as advertisement (disguised talisman) for film: The Dark Knight Rises

Notice the dates in articles below



 

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