On a 1986 State of Texas General Land Office Map there is a logo in the lower right hand corner that has a sickle and a plough in the foreground with a black morning star above with rays emanating from it. On the lower left hand corner is a logo with animals in a pasture with a right side up white star.

After I viewed Wikipedia's definition of morning star (white upside down star), I was dissatisfied that they did not address a black morning star. I e-mailed both Wikipedia and the General Land Office with my questioning of a black morning star and I received no responses. This was after I e-mailed Wikipedia and received a fast response when I questioned why their definition for Eye of Providence did not address Jehovah (or Jesus Christ for that matter) but only Horus (esoteric for Hor US - United States - for the founding fathers celebration (and prostitution of their souls) of a Freemason Devil as Lord in exchange for their personal success.

Are you inferring that Wikipedia and the Texas General Land Office are trying to hide a dark meaning of a black morning star symbol? Do you know what it symbolizes?

and your point is?


That last part really got me lost so the United States are called so because of the god Hor-US
and

"for the founding fathers celebration (and prostitution of their souls) of a Freemason Devil as Lord in exchange for their personal success."

and your founding fathers were only successful because they sold themselves to a devil who was, himself, filiated in the masonry.

makes cense

PS.: is sarcasm forbidden in this forum?

The message board over at Club Conspiracy.com wouldnt let me post the message I posted here. They also havent responded to my inquiry as to why they would prevent my posting. Its more than just a coincidence when censorship and non-responsiveness are involved.

Also, here in Houston, Texas there is a truck dealership commercial that features an extended shot of a black upside down star. With Freemasonry, there is always more than one explanation (see also homonyms and words with more than one definition) and as Albert Pike said in his book, Morals and Dogma, that the Freemason initiate deserves to be misled. What kind of an organization takes that position?

"What kind of an organization takes that position?"

ummmm every religion and goverment on the planet?

is it possible that a neo nazi just turned the star of david over, and make it his tag for his company or something