Concerning a possible false flag during the super bowl, does the name "LA CROIX" ring any bells to anyone???

[link to www.dailymail.co.uk]

I'm asking because that ridiculously blatant fire sacrifice in Brazil, occurred in "Santa Maria", at latitude -29 and as I pointed out in another thread, the super dome is at latitude 29.

As long as "La Croix" is another roman-catholic reference, perhaps the person who posted it is onto something.

I know the Vatican/Jesuits are somehow behind these fire rituals because the Pontifical University of RS brought a team of "professionals" that was involved in "psychological assistance" to survivors and relatives of the 9-11, for "helping" the survivors of Santa Maria.

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Near Loyola Street (Ignace de Loyola was the founder of the Jesuit Order), there is a building in the shape of a cross at the corner of Simon Bolivar Avenue and Thalia Street.

I am from New Orleans.

La Croix is sparkling water and is probably a sponsor.

Who cares about sparkling water?

Sunday Sabbath was created by the Roman Empire. Strictly made for worship of the sun. They then converted it into their creation, modern Christianity (There's a difference between true Christianity and modern Christianity). This is why Sunday is the first day of the week on Calendars. One of the Popes admitted to them doing it. The Sabbath never changed, just people's perception of it. The true Sabbath, is from Friday sundown to Saturday sundown and no, I'm not an SDA. Denominations were created to split the Gospel and the people.


To add, in the OT, God on many occasions tells us the days went from sundown to sundown. Genesis is an example. We are also told that God only numbered days. This is why our days as with months are all attached to b paganism,

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that makes sense if the Dome is contaminated with disease, from over-crowding, from the Kitrena hurricane. Burning it down is the only way to get rid of the now massive contamination/diseased bacteria, and that is also what they do with diseased, farm animals when they are diseased with foot and mouth, anthrax, black plague etc. (they burn them)

All of the people are now also contaminated.

When itis just a few, itis easy to handle, but not this many people, this time, maybe.

However i would suspect the bottled water/drinks first.

Catholic children are raised with a fascination with fire, because of the sick, obsessive, money-grubbing candle-burning in the church. They used to charge a dollar a candle, but itis probably waaaaaaaay up there by now.

So have you appointed yourself as the judge of what is true Christianity and what is not? Type casting an entire religion as not being authentically Christian is a big assumption about the many millions of people who call themselves Catholic. I would agree that their religion is not perfect, but I know many good Catholics who are excellent representatives of Christian people. Being a Christian goes far beyond what you call yourself, it is defined in your actions.

I buy that water as well. It's inexpensive and comes in coconut and lime flavorings. I like it!

so you want "type-casting"?- where i come from we call it TRUTH

Here ya go:

The self-styled "Jews" are the children of Satan, according to Jesus in John 8:44, and the Catholics call themselves "Catholic", not Christian, and the word "Catholic" isnot a noun; itis an adjective, and just like the Sabbath, the Sodimistic adulterers/actually Pharisees (Popes, whatever etc.) changed the word, "Catholic", tobe a noun to accommodate the un-Christians, who call themselves "Catholic".

They know that Father (God to you) said that anyone that called himself "Christian", but wasnot, was going straight to Hell in a handbasket and that is way "Catholic" is now a noun, by decree of the Captain of the Army of Satan.

Wow - you sound like you have a chip on your shoulder. You seem very intent on demonizing Catholics, but you have not mentioned your religious denomination. As I am sure you know, those who live in glass houses should not throw stones, even if you spray paint the walls and pretend they are not made of glass...

if resounding TRUTH sounds to you like ". . . chip on your shoulder . . . ", then youarenot, in the least, famiiiar with TRUTH, therefore i cannot be unequally joined with you, in conversation, fellowship etc, thus you and i have nothing whatsoever to say to each other, nor will our lives ever twain, especially in Heaven

Hit a nerve, did I? All I'm saying is you certainly have a lot of bad blood for a particular religion, despite the fact that the Catholic religion is responsible for countless charities, humanitarian missions, and other endeavors that are as far from demonic as can be. To ignore these truths and focus only on what you call the truth seems to me like a delusion. Granted, I do not know you personally, so I will not assume that of you. Too bad you couldn't have shown me the same courtesy...

they brought out the sand hook chorus!

If you actually lived in New Orleans you would know that only tourists call it NAWLINS!

EXACTLY why nothing will happen and I have been saying so for days. New Orleans is one of the oldest illuminati towns in this country. They aren't going to destroy their most magical favorite place.

Ridiculous!! They could stop now with their charade!

Theres good and bad people in every religon!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Also this is a very heavily miltary protected city. Then US Marines are damn near run from their administration base here. Also we have a naval airforce base.

Going even further, I wonder if it is too much of a stretch to think something might happen between the 2nd and 3rd quarters, like during the half-time show.

Perhaps that is the "show"...

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Lacroix, Louisiana (comic book location)
www.comicvine.com/lacroix-louisiana/34-56642/
Lacroix is a small town four miles south of Thibodaux, Louisiana.

Then this....

Bruly La Croix is a populated place located in Iberville Parish at latitude 30.151 and longitude -91.194.

The elevation is 10 feet. Bruly La Croix appears on the White Castle U.S. Geological Survey Map. Iberville Parish is in the Central Time Zone (UTC -6 hours).

And this....

[link to www.nutrias.org]



Title Image This plan shows what we believe to be the location of the Cordeviolle and Lacroix store at 150 Chartres Street. On the ground plan, the store is shown as the second building from the uptown corner of Chartres and Jefferson (now Wilkinson) Streets. In the elevation drawing, it is the partially-visible structure at the far right. The original plan is housed at the New Orleans Notarial Archives.
Part I: WHO WAS FRANÇOIS LACROIX?
Page 1 François Lacroix was, according to this copy of his 1832 marriage certificate, a native of Cuba, born to parents who almost certainly had moved to that island from St. Domingue during the slave insurrection of the late 18th-early 19th centuries.
Page 2 François Lacroix was an unwilling taxpayer at best. This Internal Revenue "late notice" from 1868 -- for $1039.50 -- suggests an individual of considerable wealth, which Lacroix most certainly was.
Page 3 François Lacroix was mentally capable of caring for himself and his interests, even in his old age. Allée Pierre Dumas claimed otherwise in this 1874 petition for interdiction. Dumas later discontinued his suit. Judge A. L. Tissot of the Second District Court dismissed another interdiction proceeding in 1875.
Page 4 François Lacroix was a slave owner. This 1877 testimony by his sister-in-law names seven men and women as Lacroix's slaves. It was not uncommon for free men of color in New Orleans to belong to the slave holding class.
Page 5 François Lacroix was a father and a grandfather. This testimony by Mrs. Elizabeth Garcia describes his relationship with the family of his son Victor. It also refers to Victor's death in the New Orleans riot of June 30, 1866 at the Mechanics' Institute on Baronne Street.
Pages 6-9
Pages 10-13

François Lacroix was a philanthropist. The documents displayed here show that he was an incorporator of both the Société Pour L'education des Orphelins des Indigenes de la 3me District and La Société de la Sainte Famille. The first-named organization worked to bring to fruition the school for orphans provided for by Marie Couvent in her last will and testament. For many years it operated a school for orphans at the corner of Burgundy and Touro Streets in the Faubourg Marigny. The latter association, founded by Henriette Delille, also cared for needy New Orleanians and educated young women. The Sisters of the Holy Family continue their good works in the twenty-first century.
Page 14 François Lacroix financed construction of the Hospice of the Holy Family, a facility operated by the Sisters of the Holy Family for the care of the poor, on St. Bernard Avenue. This detail from the Robinson Atlas of 1883 shows the location (at the green dot) of the building.
Page 15 François Lacroix was ever ready to find new sources of revenue. In 1871 he joined with his son Edgar and another man in applying for a license to sell Louisiana Lottery Company tickets from a stand they operated near the French Market.
Pages 16-17 François Lacroix was not a man to live by bread alone. He did purchase a good deal of bread from the baker Jean Mandere, but he also enjoyed a variety of wines, liqueurs, and other delicacies from the grocery store founded by his brother Julien and continued in operation by Julien's sons.
Page 18 François Lacroix was an African American. This testimony from fellow businessman and philanthropist Thomy Lafon suggests that Lacroix might easily have passed for white, but that he did indeed live as a "colored" man -- a free man of color. John R. Clay, another black businessman of the day, also testified to the accuracy of Lafon's characterization.
Page 19 François Lacroix was only human. As he grew old, he fell victim to the usual infirmities of the elderly. His succession includes a number of bills for medicines and for physician services, including this final statement from Doctor Auguste Capdevielle.
Page 20 François Lacroix died of congestion of the brain on April 15, 1876. He died at 14 Frenchmen Street in the home of his late brother. This detail from the Robinson Atlas of 1883 shows the location (at the green dot) of the building in the Faubourg Marigny.
Page 21 François Lacroix was buried soon thereafter in St. Louis Cemetery #2. Judging from the undertaker's bill, shown here, he went out in proper style.

I love NOLA. I go a lot, have fam there. I bet its cah-razy there right now w mardi gras season and superbowl goin on.

Oh how I wish for a beignet right now.

I haven't had one of those in forever! Cream filled with a light dusting of powdered sugar... Mmmmmm

Now I'm hungry.

I could just be paranoid, but I wonder if the power outage at the Super Bowl is necessary for them to get past the security protocols, put everyone in chaos, so they can exact whatever plan they have. Thoughts?

Skull and (Cross) Bones

Many global events of extreme violence have contained hidden or embedded cross symbolism.
The bombings at Kings Crossing, 7-7, is one of them. 7-11 Bombing in India at Santa Cruz(cross) station was another.
The attempted bombing in the US North West on Martin Luther King day used a backpack with a cross on it (Swiss Army) etc.
The article sited below shows embedded crosses being used by a genocidal Mexican cartel(I am sure this violence involves Calderone) and also Anders Behring Breivik.
Both use a RED CROSS as their symbol.
I see this over and over again in a nations flag or names of towns or layout of the land where crimes occur.
Symbols for White Supremacy contain a cross within a circle.
To these creatures the cross symbolizes the four corners of the Earth, I don't think it is a religious symbol.

Ancient Knights Templar name used in modern criminal crusades
[link to www.cnn.com]

Note the symbols for NATO and CIA - EMBEDDED CROSSES which symbolize 'THE FOUR CORNERS OF THE EARTH'
The Pirates Symbol is the Skull and CROSS Bones i.e. Skull and Bones Harvard

There were some other things from another site that I am not allowed to post here