Frank Albo - The Hermetic Code Collection (and Interview with Alex Jones)
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Frank Albo - The Hermetic Code Collection
In 2004, Frank Albo announced that he had found major occult symbolism and geomantic architecture in the Manitoba Legislative Building. Shortly after, Frank made an appeared on the Alex Jones show to discuss how talismanic magic is incorporated into the architecture of government buildings. The resulting interview between an obscure but knowledgeable fellowship student and a seasoned veteran of conspiracy research made for one of Alex's best shows.
Now, 3 years later, Franks research has been publicly accepted and verified, and he has released a new book called "The Hermetic Code". The book was originally published in the Winnipeg Free Press as a dramatized portrayal of his journey of discovering the secrets behind the greatest masonic temple in north america, built at the longitudinal and latitudinal center of the continent.
From www.frankalbo.com:
"IT BEGAN as a curious glance at two sphinxes on the Manitoba Legislature and resulted in the remarkable discovery of one of the greatest cover-ups in Canadian history. After years of painstaking research, specialist of ancient religions and secret societies, Frank Albo, uncovers a spine-tingling trail of occult clues concealed in the building’s architecture, including hidden hieroglyphic inscriptions, numerological codes, and Freemasonic symbols so intelligently masked it has escaped historians and visitors for nearly a hundred years! As Albo pieces together the complex jig-saw puzzle an astonishing pattern emerges - a web of concealment in the original blueprints and in the building’s iconography pointing to a secret plot. He reveals the building to be a library of coded messages and secret teachings inscribed in a Masonic language. Is it possible that Canada’s historic centerpiece is really a conduit of magical power? Is the building’s location in the centre of North America a site for numinous earth energies? In an edifying feast of religious mythology, occult history, and code-breaking symbolism, The Hermetic Code in the Winnipeg Free Press takes you along step-by-step as Albo unveils his groundbreaking research, which has stunned the academic community and engendered a national media storm."
This collection includes:
The Hermetic Code - Winnipeg Free Press.mht
A Virtual Tour of Manitoba Legislative Building.mht
Frank Albo - Hidden in Plain View - Alex Jones Interview 2004.mp3
Frank Albo - Masonic Interpretation of Manitoba Legislative Building.pdf
Frank Albo - The Manitoba Legislative Building as Initiatory Theater.mht
As Above, So Below - Canadian Architect.htm
Encoded Secrets - The Globe and Mail.pdf
Hidden In Plain View - Info Wars.mht
Hidden Signs - The Winnipeg Sun.pdf
Manitoba Eh - Manitoba Legislature.mht
Metaphor for Occult Thought - Presentation.htm
Sacred Symbols - Winnipeg Free Press.pdf
MP3 is 1.5 Hours, 24kbps@22Khz, Mono, 10.8mb
Enjoy and copy freely!
In 2004, Frank Albo announced that he had found major occult symbolism and geomantic architecture in the Manitoba Legislative Building. Shortly after, Frank made an appeared on the Alex Jones show to discuss how talismanic magic is incorporated into the architecture of government buildings. The resulting interview between an obscure but knowledgeable fellowship student and a seasoned veteran of conspiracy research made for one of Alex's best shows.
Now, 3 years later, Franks research has been publicly accepted and verified, and he has released a new book called "The Hermetic Code". The book was originally published in the Winnipeg Free Press as a dramatized portrayal of his journey of discovering the secrets behind the greatest masonic temple in north america, built at the longitudinal and latitudinal center of the continent.
From www.frankalbo.com:
"IT BEGAN as a curious glance at two sphinxes on the Manitoba Legislature and resulted in the remarkable discovery of one of the greatest cover-ups in Canadian history. After years of painstaking research, specialist of ancient religions and secret societies, Frank Albo, uncovers a spine-tingling trail of occult clues concealed in the building’s architecture, including hidden hieroglyphic inscriptions, numerological codes, and Freemasonic symbols so intelligently masked it has escaped historians and visitors for nearly a hundred years! As Albo pieces together the complex jig-saw puzzle an astonishing pattern emerges - a web of concealment in the original blueprints and in the building’s iconography pointing to a secret plot. He reveals the building to be a library of coded messages and secret teachings inscribed in a Masonic language. Is it possible that Canada’s historic centerpiece is really a conduit of magical power? Is the building’s location in the centre of North America a site for numinous earth energies? In an edifying feast of religious mythology, occult history, and code-breaking symbolism, The Hermetic Code in the Winnipeg Free Press takes you along step-by-step as Albo unveils his groundbreaking research, which has stunned the academic community and engendered a national media storm."
This collection includes:
The Hermetic Code - Winnipeg Free Press.mht
A Virtual Tour of Manitoba Legislative Building.mht
Frank Albo - Hidden in Plain View - Alex Jones Interview 2004.mp3
Frank Albo - Masonic Interpretation of Manitoba Legislative Building.pdf
Frank Albo - The Manitoba Legislative Building as Initiatory Theater.mht
As Above, So Below - Canadian Architect.htm
Encoded Secrets - The Globe and Mail.pdf
Hidden In Plain View - Info Wars.mht
Hidden Signs - The Winnipeg Sun.pdf
Manitoba Eh - Manitoba Legislature.mht
Metaphor for Occult Thought - Presentation.htm
Sacred Symbols - Winnipeg Free Press.pdf
MP3 is 1.5 Hours, 24kbps@22Khz, Mono, 10.8mb
Enjoy and copy freely!
