The "toy" is, of course, a black pyramid with a white tip. The black part represents the masons of lower degrees (the pawns in the game) and the ignorant masses who are in the darkness with respect to the plans of the top. The white tip represents the illuminati or enlighted ones, the movers and shakers of the world. These 33rd masons or rosicrucians or knights templar or druids or jesuits pull the strings behind the scenes. Among them are the European aristocratic families and families of the American establishment aka the military industrial complex. They have a satanic-Nazi ideology which comprises euthanasia, racism, population control and reduction, eugenetics, new age religion, social Darwinism, law and order politics, enforced political conformity of the Media, global government, bioethics, etc.

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looks like a kids toys for me. Probably those woden boxes with different shapes that you have to match up

I've never seen any reference to a black and white pyrmiad

I dunno about the symbolism of that pyramid, but it is a pretty interesting object for the prez to be holding, considering his history and ties.

Bush's links to Skull and Bones is established, as are his other questionable activities.

I would need some solid sources before I could form an opinion. S & K has been established, but how does anyone know what the toy represents? Where did you find that info, as well as the rest of what you wrote - could be just your opinion, unless you can site references where you obtained your "information".

First, I was thinking this is ridiculous... that it must be some sort of kids toy. But if you save the picture and then blow it up you can clearly see that it is in fact a dark colored pyramid with a white top.

I don't get this pictue... A typical morning at grandpa Bush's house... "Hey kid's, come on down and play NWO with grandma and me." What does he do, sleep with it? Does he walk around all day holding his precious little NWO pyramid? Freekin' weird!

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why would it be shocking for the Vice President of the United States to have what appears to be a paperweight of the object on the Seal of the United States?

it isn't shocking, it's weird... considering he plays with the thing in bed...

of course, the same symbol is on the back of our currency. along with the Latin for "a new order of the ages". which is also weird.

Originally posted by The Parallelogram
of course, the same symbol is on the back of our currency. along with the Latin for "a new order of the ages". which is also weird.

why would "a new order for the ages" be a strange phrase for a new country to adopt?

look, i'm not here to walk you through this.

the american revolution occured the same year as the founding of the Bavarian Illuminati; in fact, it began only two months later.

the french revolution occured almost immediately afterward, as soon as the new American government was in place.

there can be no denying the influence of Masonic lodges upon the politics behind the French revolution, and in turn (and this is the important bit), a lot of evidence points toward the involvement of the Bavarian Illuminati with those lodges.

Weishaupt and his Illuminati wanted a new world order as it is classically defined. this is entirely clear from his writings.

if Adam Weishaupt and those he instructed were key players in one revolution, it's not that big a leap of faith to question whether they were involved with the even more important one just before, the one in which France itself played a neccessary role through the influence of Gen. LaFayette et al.

look into the B.I., the nature of the Great Seal, and the history of the two revolutions. there's a hell of a lot of strangeness there. whether or not you're willing to see it is your own business, though, I suppose.

@Parallelogramm:

I think you're very clever and smart. I appreciate your posts

Would like to read more from you

@mecheng:

Originally posted by mecheng
First, I was thinking this is ridiculous... that it must be some sort of kids toy. But if you save the picture and then blow it up you can clearly see that it is in fact a dark colored pyramid with a white top.

I don't get this pictue... A typical morning at grandpa Bush's house... "Hey kid's, come on down and play NWO with grandma and me." What does he do, sleep with it? Does he walk around all day holding his precious little NWO pyramid? Freekin' weird!

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Dear Mister mecheng,

with all my posts I'm deadly serious. There's no kidding at all!!!

Who's kidding? If that's what is going on, him waking up and playing with the grandkids holding his NWO pyramid, I seriously think that's weird.

Lighten up... Jeez

@mecheng:

Dear mister mecheng,

the big question is: do these photos convince YOU that the NWO is REAL??? I'm curious about your answer

No. I'm no expert but I've done enough reading (particularly on this site) to have formed an opinion - that it is very possible that the NWO is for real. I think this picture adds to my opinion. However, honestly, the picture only adds a small percentage (there's more convincing topics out there than a picture of Bush in his jammees holding a paper weight).

The reason is that we don't know more about the picture. That thing could be anything... a toy, a paper weight, a clock, a radio, who knows. It could be an award he got for being 1994's NWO most valuable player for all we know. Thing is, we don't so therefore it doesn't convince me.

Sorry MM if I sounded like a jerk there. Didn't mean to. I do think there probably is an NWO. It sure feels that way. And the picture is a good find (I think I've seen it before somewhere). However I don't think it alone proves that there is an NWO. But it does (if we knew what the pyramid was... toy, award, etc) add credence to the theory of an NWO.

I know you prefer a serious thread. But I can't help myself (after this I'm done with the jokes) but did any of you ever hear about how pyramids have mystical powers and they can keep fruit, like bananas, fresh... wonder why he's holding his pyramid on his lap?

@mecheng:

Oh, I see. Thank you for your answer!

My humble opinion is this: if this object in the hands of Bush senior was not a pyramid I would totally agree with your view. But, as a matter of fact, IT IS a pyramid and IT IS a fact that the pyramid has a very special symbolic meaning in the masonic world. And Bush senior MUST HAVE known this because as S & B member he is quite aware of masonry and its symbolism. So for me these pictures have a pretty convincing potential!