rick
From wikipedia:
The United Nations Office for West Africa and the Sahel (abbreviated as UNOWAS) is a United Nations political mission in Dakar, Senegal established in 2002 for preventive diplomacy, political mediation, and facilitation in West Africa and the Sahel. It is managed by the United Nations Department of Political and Peacebuilding Affairs.
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I see an eye surrounded by spiraling 6’s. In the center, the pupil, is the UN logo (cross-hair on the world).
Oop some golden ratio masonic bs going on there at very least.
Aren’t these the same style of sixes in the WEF branding? It’s a bit like the alphabet companies…if you don’t want us to suspect your in league at least use different branding.,🙄
Looks like the Cern symbol, too.
That’s it! I couldn’t remember. Cheers.
Cern. Now why do I get a funny feeling every single time it gets mentioned. I absolutely bet there is some interesting history about that site.
@rick
How many arms are there? Think about the geometric relation of 7 equal circles making a 6 sided HEX-agon.
UNOWAS is a relation to “OANNES” or “OWANUS” in reference to the ancient fish man, bringer of wisdom to Babylon, which the cattle church now depicts as G-Zues, and in its Mitre fish man hat. Oannes (ioannes the fish man that baptises in his WATER with his wisdom in the greek biblical texts) was also called dAGON, in reference to the angles of geometry, like sept-AGON.
Hey Gem, good you’re still kicking. You have any idea what those smaller symbols are? Also I’ve been wondering about the key symbols all over the ancient world