Since Philadelphia was in the News…a little unknown history. For more see my Rumble series: Its time to name the enemy, All Roads lead to Phrygia.

Phrygia was an empire that predated the Egyptians. They inherited the Babylonian System, modernized it and spread it to ancient Rome. Phrygian descendants became the Roman Emperors, the Black Nobility, the Royal and Banking Houses of Europe. They are the Cabal, the World Order, etc. Two major Symbols of the Phrygians were their Cap and the Fasces- the modern “symbol” of fascism.

When DJT gave his joint house of Congress Speech in the Senate chamber the Fasces were front and center. Why do we have the symbols of Fascism bracketing the flag in our Senate?

Its not a fluke. Here is the U.S. Senate seal with the crossed Fasces on the bottom, the Phrygian cap above, and slogan of Nimrod in the middle. “from the many, one” has nothing to do with America bringing disparate people together and everything to do with an Ancient Babylonian religion.

Babylon is not a place. It is a System. That System formally captured America in 1913 with the Federal Reserve signing at Jekyll Island. ( See the movie Splintering Babylon by James Grundvig). When we were captured into the Babylonian System it was symbolically announced by the minting of the Mercury Dime.

Philadelphia, we are taught, was named as the City of Brotherly Love. But Philadelphia was a cardinal City of the Phrygian Empire ~5000 to 800 BC. So Philadelphia was simply reconstructed in the Colonial America.

After the Federal Reserve Act in 1913 a new coin was commissioned. In 1916 the Philadelphia Mint released the Mercury Dime above:

On the front we see Winged Mercury— the Ancient messenger of the Pagan gods. But here Mercury is wearing a Phrygian Cap. So this is a Phrygian messenger from Philadelphia to America.

And on the back is a Fascis… the symbol of Fascism now, but actually this was some sort of weapon that came from Phrygia to Rome as the Phrygians migrated West. The facses are a bundle of rods lashed together with a metal piece attached— incorrectly labelled an axe head.

The Fasces were carried by Lictors who were big tough guys hired by Roman elite as personal guards. A Junior noble’s Lictors would bow their Fasces to the Senior noble. They were carried over the shoulder and handled like heavy rifles. The etiquette is reminiscent of Color guard rifle honors today.

Mussolini not only sported a Fascis on his hat sometimes, here he honestly demonstrated the real meaning as a weapon of some sort carried by stout guards.