




Are some of the above Masonic handshakes and gestures? I'm not sure, let me know if you can tell. Have you heard the story that Aleister Crowley invented Churchills' "peace sign"?
A companion blog to "The Brave New World Order". Here we analyze the occult, fraternal and synchromystic themes on the covers of Time Magazines.
2 comments:
more likeley churchill`s desire to give hitler the flying "V".
the english version of the finger is the double finger "v".
further,after dr. a,above.
the british "V" is usually
the _back_ of the hand displayed.
look up the battle of Agincourt and the importance of longbowmen.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
Battle_of_Agincourt#Fingering_a_popular_myth
see Item 5.Fingering a popular myth
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