Plato's Republic: Graph
Channel: Tim Caffery
Date: 2014-06-05

Sorry, it's the Liberty Head dime, not penny. It's was designed by a German man, and taken out of circulation [alledgedly] when tensions were fomented, as such. While the fascia is on the tail's end, it was speculated that "Liberty's Head", with winged helmet, was actually "Mercury's Head" (God of Commerce). Owning to Mussolini's definition of "fascism" as the marriage (Unity of Persons) between corporate & state interests. It was clarified, the wings meant Liberty soars. Also, some claim Lincoln's armrests are fascia, but without an AXE HEAD, the symbol is identified as a "faggot" (see: "cigarettes" in England). Absent "The Bar", all English descendants, under the influence of universal justice, are obligated to self deport, & relinquish all claims/rights inherited. This is why the State of Israel, distinguishes it's agenda with, what otherwise would be, the agenda of Aboriginal/4th World societies/cultures. The Bar is the most advance Concentration Camp system, the veil to the Holiest of Holies: self determination (e.g. "God", "Allah", "Jesus"). The Children of Lot, as so called by "god" in the Torah, are the children of rape & incest, thus motivated by their heritage, as evidenced in the numerous genocides advocated & glorified by a "supreme being", but perpetrated by the more militarized social order, specifically for "booty" (directly from Torah/Bible).
STAR: as a light shining in the darkness, the star is a symbol of the spirit. Bayley has pointed out, however, that the star very rarely carries a single meaning-it nearly always alludes to multiplicity. In which case it stands for the forces of the spirit struggling against the forces of darkness... Jung recalls the Mithraic saying: 'I am a star which goes with thee & shines out of the depths'... The 5 pointed star is the most common. As far back as Egyptian hieroglyphics it signified 'rising upward towards the point of origin', & formed part of such words as 'to bring up', 'to educate', the teacher', etc. The inverted star is a symbol of the infernal as used in black magic. [A Dictionary of Symbols, J.E. Cirlot, 1981: Diccionario De Simbolos Tradicionales, 1962]