Have you ever seen the NATO headquarters building?
Located in Brussels, Belgium, the building was constructed in 2011 but most people have never seen it….especially not from above.
Take a look:
The NATO headquarters from above.
From this perspective it looks a bit strange
You see it? pic.twitter.com/RCJMh6i44S
— Sense⁰f¹7reloaded (@MemementoGuy) April 3, 2024
Here, maybe a little shading will help call it out:
NATO headquarters is a bit on the nose. https://t.co/EIeYxJjfbo pic.twitter.com/QM5Y23cN61
— SelfGoverned (@selfgovernedca) April 3, 2024
Look like anything you recognize?
I do believe that is the SS symbol used by these guys, do I have that correct?
Look similar?
The new NATO headquarters paying homage to their Nazi SS roots? pic.twitter.com/vD9Dj3V7hI
— BlokkiMedia (@BlokkiMedia) April 3, 2024
From Grok:
The NATO headquarters building has been subject to discussions and observations regarding its design, with some people pointing out visual similarities to Nazi SS imagery, specifically the “SS” lightning bolts. This perspective has been shared in various online platforms, including X posts (tweets) and web snippets, as detailed in the provided context. While there are assertions about the resemblance, it is also essential to consider that design interpretations can vary, and the intention behind the design might not align with such interpretations.
Of course, the “official story” is that it’s just so artistic and thoughtful and is designed to show unity, peace and collaboration! Of course.
The official story behind the design intent of the NATO headquarters building emphasizes a symbolic representation of unity, peace, and collaboration among the member nations. The design, featuring eight long and four short office wings intersecting with a central atrium, is described as fingers interlaced in a symbolic clasp of unity, reflecting NATO’s changing mission from opposition and prevention to unification and integration. The building was designed to provide each of its 29 nations and 30 partner nations with embassy-level security, as well as spaces for meetings and collaboration. The use of natural light, state-of-the-art “cogeneration” units, geothermal heating and cooling systems, and rainwater collection and storage systems also highlight the building’s focus on sustainability and efficiency. This design was intended to provide NATO with a unique opportunity to transform its business practices and foster a sense of unity and interdependence among its member nations.
Evolo Architecture writes the following:
Following a groundbreaking ceremony this past December, work has begun on the Skidmore, Owings, and Merrill (SOM) designed NATO Headquarters in Brussels, Belgium. The stunning €460m headquarters will replace the “temporary” buildings have been in use since 1967. SOM was awarded the contract back in 2003 but it took seven years for construction to begin.
SOM says of their design, “Like fingers interlaced in a symbolic clasp of unity and mutual interdependence, the design for this international treaty organization headquarters represents its changing mission from opposition and prevention to unification and integration”.
SOM made a strong post-modern expression of solidarity in the form of the Headquarters, and infused the strength of design with a sense of inter-transparency in the incorporation of exterior glass facades and the heavy use of transparent interior materials.ADVERTISEMENTThe NATO Secretary General sees the design as a desperately needed sign of permanence for NATO, saying “In an unpredictable world, NATO is here to stay. And NATO will stay here in Brussels.” Read the rest of this entry »
So, what do you think?
Artistic and creative design?
Or SS imagery?
RELATED:
Why Does Planned Parenthood’s Headquarters Look EXACTLY Like An Aztec Child-Sacrifice Pyramid?
You’re not going to believe your eyes with this one…
When I first heard the rumor that Planned Parenthood’s headquarters building in Houston, TX looked exactly like a Aztec ritualistic child sacrifice pyramid, I thought “that can’t be true…”
Then I saw the photos…
Look at this:
Abortion IS Modern Day Child Sacrifice. Keep praying for an end to abortion! #UnbornLivesMatter 💝
Photo of Aztec Temple and Planned Parenthood Facility.
Some things never change. pic.twitter.com/UrHFAxULjU— Rose ⚘ (@roseOyuma2ndAcc) September 1, 2020
Most parents would give up their lives for their child.
Some parents make their child give up their life for them.
Abortion IS….Modern Day Child Sacrifice!Photo of Aztec Temple & #PlannedParenthood Facilty ~Some things never change.#ProLife #DefundPP#PrayToEndAbortion pic.twitter.com/ccV3XyTIfK
— Rose Delgado (@roseOyuma) August 18, 2018
https://twitter.com/IAMWILLNICHOLLS/status/1521536339430326273
Oh, just a coincidence, right?
Just random chance?
Hardly.
Very intentional, and very planned.
Oh and in case you think those might be doctored photos, here is the full building from Wikipedia Commons:
It’s real folks!
Reminds me a lot of this:
https://wltreport.com/2022/03/16/is-amazon-trying-to-rebuild-the-tower-of-babel/
Here’s more from the GCRTL:
As I was putting together some photos of our Mexico trip for the GCRTL Pinterest page, I was browsing through photos of Teotihuacán, and suddenly I saw one that looked remarkably familiar. So familiar, in fact, that I gasped and quickly “googled” another image to see if the apparent similarity was in my mind.
Like many indigenous peoples, the Aztecs worshipped numerous gods, and some of them were downright bloodthirsty. One such bloodthirsty god was Tlaloc, who holds a place of honor at Teotihuacán in west-facing temples. Anthropological studies have suggested that the worship of Tlaloc actually precedes the Aztecs in Mexico. Tlaloc was not just a bloodthirsty god, it was specifically demanding of the sacrifice of children.
From Wikipedia:The “Atlcahualo” was celebrated from the 12th of February until the 3rd of March. Dedicated to the Tlaloque, this veintena involved the sacrifice of many children on sacred mountaintops. The children were beautifully adorned, dressed in the style of Tlaloc and the Tlaloque. On litters strewn with flowers and feathers; surrounded by dancers, they were transported to a shrine and their hearts would be pulled out by priests. If, on the way to the shrine, these children cried, their tears were viewed as signs of imminent and abundant rains.
Let me repeat: “they were transported to a shrine and their hearts would be pulled out…”
Savage, isn’t it? It is hard to fathom that people would build shrines and temples for the purpose of ripping the hearts out of children, much less that they would do so in the hope of achieving a benefit to the rest of the community. This continued for hundreds of years and thousands of children and it was not stopped as a widespread practice until the spread of Christianity throughout Mesoamerica.
Except, savage nations continue to build shrines and temples for the purpose of ripping the hearts out of children. I am sad to say that the United States is one such nation, for not only do we rip out the hearts of innocent children on a daily basis, we do so with the hope of achieving a benefit for the rest of the community. Our death toll – 1.2 million each year and nearly 60 million since 1973, certainly exceeds that of Tlaloc.
Part of the grand pyramids of Teotihuacán include these smaller temples. In the one on the right, the image appears to be rounded on top. In reality, that is another Pyramid in the horizon shown behind the temple. Remember how I mentioned the temples of Tlaloc? Once you take a closer look, something very disturbing starts to emerge…
You see, the shape of these temples dedicated to child sacrifice looked pretty familiar to me. Once I realized why, I was able to use the “magic” of an iphone camera overlay and masking program to see if I was right. I started out very lightly bringing the underlying image into focus…
As I added a little more color and applied a little less transparency to the underlying image, it started to get a bit clearer, and I realized that the underlying image was nearly identical. Have you figured it out yet?
If you are not familiar with this building, it is the Planned Parenthood mega-abortion center in Houston Texas. It is also a nearly perfect image match for the left side of the temple. Note that I did not do anything to altar the shape of the building, I simply used the masking tool and the fade tool.
Let’s end with this sickening quote from Planned Parenthood founder Margaret Sanger:
“The greatest sin is bringing children into the world that have disease from their parents & have no chance in the world to be a human being, practically. Delinquents. Prisoners. All sorts of things – just marked when they’re born.”
—Margaret Sanger (1957)pic.twitter.com/dR0AysJjdp— Jerry Dunleavy 🇺🇸 (@JerryDunleavy) May 3, 2022
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