In its January publication, The Economist‘s front cover featured the caption ‘Who rules the waves?’
The picture depicts a military ship, albeit metaphorically, it can be expanded to mean a cargo ship, on a black background. Instead of waves, the ship is on a checkered board or floor. A reminder that the checkered floor is a physical representation of Freemason’s moral law, which is derived from the primacy of check in Solomon’s temple.
I will let you come up with what all this means vis-à-vis the wars, supply chains and the world in its entirety.
The Economist reminds you that the Illuminati and Freemasonry are ruling the world
In its January publication, The Economist‘s front cover featured the caption ‘Who rules the waves?’
The picture depicts a military ship, albeit metaphorically, it can be expanded to mean a cargo ship, on a black background. Instead of waves, the ship is on a checkered board or floor. A reminder that the checkered floor is a physical representation of Freemason’s moral law, which is derived from the primacy of check in Solomon’s temple.
I will let you come up with what all this means vis-à-vis the wars, supply chains and the world in its entirety.