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Lots of anomalies with the Statue of Liberty.

To start, it has it’s very own collection of Mandela Effects surrounding how, where and when people remember it throughout time and memorium.

There are countless people out there who insist that the statue has always been located on Ellis Island(it’s located on Liberty Island) and many people, if you were to ask them, still do in fact think it’s on Ellis Island and whence corrected you will be met with disbelief and likely told that you are the one who is in fact mistaken. That being said, I feel like this supposed “Mandela Effect” is instead more likely a misunderstanding and easy to explain rather than a bonafide “Effect”, being that these 2 islands are right next to each other and the large statue was such a powerful and memorable sight to behold for the wave of immigrants who were sent to Ellis Island that they simply always associated Ellis Island with the Statue of Liberty. When first arriving in NY harbor to be processed, these travelers would be fixated on the gigantic statue looming not far in the distance from where they were at Ellis Island while they waited in line.

There are however a few pieces of residual evidence that place the statue directly on Ellis Island, as well as even more residue that places the statue nowhere near Ellis or Liberty Island.

There is also some residual evidence that seems show record of an alternate timeline where the statue can be seen positioned at a spot in the harbor that it couldn’t possibly have been if on Liberty island. In the movie “Crocodile Dundee II”, the opening scene shows a panoramic shot of the west river and the statue is seen in a location in the harbor FAR from where it should be on Liberty Island.

Additionally there are some recent posts made on YouTube that show the Statue of Liberty photographed right in front of the newly erected Freedom Tower within the World Trade Center Plaza, as well as claims that photos they took of the statue at that location ending up somehow mysteriously disappearing.

We even have a post showing the pedestal with no statue at all.

Mind you, the name of the Facebook group that these tagged photos were posted to and taken directly from is “Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island”. So it wouldn’t make sense that you’d find pic after pic of the just the skyline of lower Manhattan taken from The Statue of Liberty, and all on Ellis Island mind you. So the inconsistency with the location of the statue in relation to lower Manhattan and the inconsistency with what island the statue was actually located on go hand in hand.

There is also a contingency of people out there who swear they remember visiting the statue and going up inside the torch and out onto the small balcony built around it. However this part of the attraction has been closed off since the turn of the 20th century and it would have been impossible for any of the claimed visitors to have gone up inside the torch and out onto it’s balcony as they insist they have. That aside, there also seems to be some residue left out there of the existence of this alternate reality, in the form of more apparently authentic photos taken by tourists while out on the torch balcony that were taken semi-recently and that have been dutifully posted up on Instagram.

Then there are some who remember a reality where the statue was completely missing from the enormous pedestal base structure. The famous gigantic Greco-Roman Tartarian style platform that the statue is supposed to be standing upon can still be seen completely in tact but it’s missing the giant bronze statue itself. Believe it or not, once again, there are also in fact pieces of residue left over in our timeline that support the existence of this alternate reality. This evidence also comes in the form of multiple different Instagram accounts that show photos from Liberty Island where we can see the platform with no statue on top of it to speak of and lines of people eerily waiting to go up to nowhere. All these photos are accompanied with legit location tags and there are even corroborating social media posts of the same scene from different angles posted up on different social media platforms from separate people entirely. This particular Mandela Effect happens to be thoroughly intertwined with the theory that the CERN scientists accidentally destroyed the universe in 2012 and that they replaced our reality with a bootleg simulated copy of the original which we are currently living in. Though others believe CERN had nothing to do with it and that a similar event actually happened during Y2K(Yahweh to Kali) and our world was converted to an updated version of the simulation and it’s oversight handed off to new management.

Skip to the 37:00 mark in the below video for the segment about the many different Statue of Liberty Mandela Effects.

On top of all these Mandela Effects you also have some serious issues and glaring logistical inconsistencies that have been pointed out relating to the backstory behind how mainstream historians claim the statue got here to NYC and the physical impossibility of the massive bronze pieces of the statue having been shipped to New York by boat from France back in the late 1800’s using the wooden French cargo ships they claim were used. The weight of the gigantic bronze segments of this enormous statue would have FAR exceeded the capacity limits of these particular ships. In fact it’s not even close. So that’s a big problem and something that the original fabricators of our history apparently didn’t think out carefully enough when they were rewriting our past.

There is of course no photographic evidence of the unloading of the statue pieces from the wooden French cargo ships in preparation for assembly. Only drawings. Same goes for the actual hoisting and assembling of the pieces themselves. How convenient.

Oh wait, we do have some really poor quality and highly suspect photos that show us some scaffolding built up around an unnaturally lit and much too small looking statue supposedly being disassembled in France in preparation for it’s loading onto the wooden cargo ships that couldn’t possibly carry them in the first place and then crossing the Atlantic to NYC with the impossibly heavy cargo in tow.

All the photos that are supposed to show it being assembled in NYC just show an already complete statue with a bunch of scaffolding built around it. This is their usual ploy when it comes to providing evidence for whatever ridiculous back story they come up with to explain the existence and construction of these Old World relics. Scaffolding, substitue drawings, photos with white-washed backgrounds, pixelated edges and men with top hats posing as they loom over but a handful of workers outfitted with nothing but shovels, wooden planks and buckets. It’s the same formula repeated at nauseum.

All these photos in the gallery below are said to show the statue in France before it was disassembled. However in my opinion they look quite peculiar and there are artifacts in the images that appear to indicate that the scenes we are seeing have been pieced together using a mishmash of multiple separate images. The wash-out effect on the top half of every image is very obviously a result of the photo having been manipulated and the background having been erased. Some of these shots look like those scale model buildings that are used in special effects scenes from older movies. See and judge for yourself. “Photoshopping” was very much possible in the late 1800’s.

I’m sorry, but these are some of the fakest photographs I’ve ever seen.

The statue is also referenced involving theories having to do with the Millennial Reign of Christ. Many researchers have proposed that the thousand year reign of Christ on Earth has in fact already happened. They will point to the broken chain on the shackled feet on the Statue of Liberty, asserting that the character being represented by the statue is in fact an androgynous depiction of Lucifer being unleashed upon the world for his own reign that immediately follows the thousand year Reign of Christ on Earth, as was prophesied in the Book of Revelation.

Though I can’t help but to point out that Lucifer and Satan are very different entities and should not be conflated, so that’s a big discrepancy there. Satan was one of the Seraphin, an elemental super being created by God at the same time he created the universe itself and is far above the ArcAngels and was created by God to serve him and act as one of his agents. While Lucifer on the other hand is one of the Fallen Angels, probably not even an ArcAngel, but considered the most beautiful of all the Angels and he was cast down to Earth after the failed rebellion in heaven. Lucifer is an inferior and much less powerful being than Satan and most certainly not the same individual. That’s according to the Bible. So yes, I wouldn’t be surprised if this is where this inconsistency arises from, being that the Bible is undoubtedly heavily meddled with, written by humans and therefore could easily be recounting these 2 mythos incorrectly.

So needless to say, there are some issues with just about every facet of this statues’ existence. From it’s provenance, transport, original use, original location in NY harbor, historical context, symbology and place on the historical timeline of modern civilization. I think whether or not it’s actually an Egyptian women and originally meant as a gift to Egypt is the last thing we should worrying about. The deception runs much deeper than that.

Statue of Hoaxery 🗽 Exposed UAP

Originally Posted on September 15, 2021

Source: https://rumble.com/vejmgr-statue-of-hoaxery-exposed-uap.html

This guy, The UAP Channel is one of my favorite Mudflood research channels, along with Old Scary World, Jon Levi & Martin Liedke. I found this video on the “Tartarian” section of Rumble.

The Statue of Liberty = Lies, lies and more lies. What a surprise. It seems that the statue was always here and was first an Egyptian woman holding an electric torch.

It was at the very least a repurposed statue, but most evidence seems to suggest that the statue had always been in NYC and was originally erected long long before the late 1800’s. Seemingly a signature piece and point of pride for the Tartarian civilization and a symbol of their greatness and prosperity and likely meant to be the goddess Diana or Columbia.

Just look at the size platform alone that the statue is standing on. It’s almost as tall as the statue itself. An imposing piece of architecture in its own right and designed with their classic Greco-Roman facade and cast using the same ultra advanced concrete geopolymer recipe that they were known for and that we still see in tact in perfect condition on the foundations and facade of historic buildings still standing in cities across the globe in our present day.

This is the proposed statue meant for Egypt called Carrying the Light to Asia

Source: https://www.foulforafool.com/post/the-statue-of-liberty-is-egyptian

The Statue of Liberty is Egyptian

Updated: Sep 28, 2020

Everyone knows of New York’s Statue of Liberty, but few know that Lady Liberty was originally supposed to be a robed Egyptian peasant woman and be placed in Egypt’s Port Said.

Frederic Bartholdi, “Egypt Carrying the Light into Asia�? (1867), Museé Bartholdi, Colmar, reprod. C. Kempf.

In the 1860s, French sculptor Frederic Auguste Bartholdi approached Egypt’s Ismail Pasha before the completion of the Suez Canal and proposed the idea. It was a grand and ambitious idea. The proposed statue was to be called Egypt Carrying the Light to Asia and would stand at 100-foot tall in Port Said, depicting an Egyptian peasant woman holding a torch above her head to act as the city’s lighthouse. Taking inspiration from the Colossus of Rhodes, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, the proposed statue would too be of colossal proportions and of great symbolic value. However, the proposed statue was turned down in favour of a much less impressive statue of Ferdinand de Lesseps, the Frenchman in charge of the construction of the Suez Canal, with his right hand welcoming ships into the Suez Canal and his left hand holding a map of the canal.

(Source: Wikipedia Commons)

(Source: Wikipedia Commons)

The rather unimpressive 33-foot statue of Lesseps by sculptor Emmanuel Fremiet, embodying colonial power and foreign ownership of the canal, stood from November 17, 1899, until December 23, 1956, when Egyptian resistance members led by Yahia al-Shaer toppled the statue with dynamite to protest the ongoing Suez Crisis and France’s colonial aggressions.

(Source: Wikipedia Commons)

Lesseps’ statue was de-plinthed as Egypt asserted its independence from foreign powers and embarked upon a reclaiming of the national identity and the nation’s achievements. The statue itself now rests hidden away in a shipyard across the canal in Port Fouad, symbolic of Egypt’s new reality.

Along the boardwalk and Sharia Palestine besides the Suez canal, you can now find the small statueless plinth. The same plinth, originally set to host the Statue of Liberty and that hosted the statue of Lesseps until its downfall, is now a place where families and young lovers come to watch the sunset, leave love locks, hang out at night and grab a bite to eat from the various street food carts dotted along this part of the corniche. While it may not be as impressive as it stood in the past, let alone what it could have been if Bartholdi’s plan for Egypt Carrying the Light into Asia was actually built, this otherwise simple empty plinth hides an incredible and surprising history, and has become a place fully reclaimed for the public.