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Sharing some Screenshots I collected that show the star of Ishtar “cleverly” hidden in the background. In these cases it is the round version, where the eight points are circles and not spikes, which seems to be the more common version. That thing is everywhere. 
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Any insight of the deeper meaning of this symbol?
It represents a gate to the underworld aka hell. There is an egregious one in the LA Central Library, which VC wrote about in his sinister sites series. And when I lived in California, I stumbled on the fact that there are several of them on the pavement at intersections in Burbank, like the devil at the crossroads. One was near a business called Kali, another version of Lucifer in female form like Ishtar. Kali-fornia indeed.
They put their symbols everywhere. But it also exposes them, they have no creativity, all they can do is repeat the same symbolism, and the mind control bs everywhere.
It can also represent the pagan wheel of the year, solstices, equinoxes and midpoints between them. It is important in witchcraft.
I saw this pattern on the Anglican Church near me in Australia
thank you very much for sharing. Yeah if one wanted to share everywhere where it is, it would be an entire large book. The churches are infilitrated by the occult stuff for a long time too anyway. Many of the large cathedrals here in Europe that I visited, have the masonic floor, and full on i##umina##i triangles in the altars.
Even my kids can recognize occult symbols now. They better change up their game; we’re onto them…
exactly ! that is good actually. I think it is really important children are tought to recognise this stuff for what it is, bc it is them they especially wanna target !