Well... one symbol that stood out to me in that linked page was the pic with multiple fascii, with phrigian cap hats on every other one, as if to be a display of victory over a conquered people, like putting their heads on pikes ...

I'll call your attention to this symbolism as it relates to early USA and "Lady Liberty" as well as other iconic figures shown in 1850-1920 expositions and world fairs...Be forewarned that digging will probably yield more questions than answers as our true history has been severely molested...

For those who don't know, THIS is what Chicago used to look like.... now pick your jaw up off the ground

Well... one symbol that stood out to me in that linked page was the pic with multiple fascii, with phrigian cap hats on every other one, as if to be a display of victory over a conquered people, like putting their heads on pikes ...

I'll call your attention to this symbolism as it relates to early USA and "Lady Liberty" as well as other iconic figures shown in 1850-1920 expositions and world fairs...Be forewarned that digging will probably yield more questions than answers as our true history has been severely molested...

For those who don't know, THIS is what Chicago used to look like....

Well... one symbol that stood out to me in that linked page was the pic with multiple fascii, with phrigian cap hats on every other one, as if to be a display of victory over a conquered people, like putting their heads on pikes ...

I'll call your attention to this symbolism as it relates to early USA and "Lady Liberty" as well as other iconic figures shown in 1850-1920 expositions and world fairs...Be forewarned that digging will probably yield more questions than answers as our true history has been severely molested...