[kj] BTATS symbol - again

[peter.west410]

Yes But the symbol is open to interpretation.I could mean anything.If they
did have any knowledge of the future,Why did nt they just write it down
using letters?
   It could of meant:That the West should develop a nuclear bomb to save the
World from future World Wars.It could mean anything.(And nothing has been
invented that could destroy the world)
    The only merit it does have is as  a piece of art,Its just wall-paper
but just a bit more interesting.
    But I was referring to people who try to put meaning to things when
there is none,Like Astrology,Tarot cards and people who claim to be able to
read tea-leaves,No-one can predict the future with accuracy.It is impossible
  Its just a business with the people with knowledge relying on the
ignorance and superstitious nature of others to relieve them of their cash.




----- Original Message -----
From: "fatpotanga" <fatpotanga at gmail.com>
To: "The Gathering" <gathering at misera.net>
Sent: Tuesday, April 12, 2005 11:04 AM
Subject: Re: [kj] BTATS symbol - again


> Anything can mean something to someone, even if only on a personal level.
> My wife & I have a few little codes - they're irrelevant to everyone
except
> us but that doesn't make it meaningless.
> No knowledge is useless, even if it's only of use to a single person.
>
> The symbol on BTATS fascinates me.
> As we all know, Brighter Than a Thousand Suns is taken from Oppenheimer's
> description of the atom bomb.
> Is it coincidence that the sleeve features a symbol of 4 compass points
> aligned N, E S, W being engulfed by a sun like ball of fire?
> The compass points are linked by at what first appears to be symmetrical
> grid of lines except the western point is slightly different.
> Coincidence then that the West develops a weapon that could destroy the
> earth and the western point of the symbol is highlighted?
> Also of the 4 elements isn't Fire the 4th?
> Coincidence that all this appears on an album titled after the atom bomb
by
> a band keen on symbology?
> I'm sure there's more lurking in there possbily relating to the Baghavad
> Gita & Oppenheimer's quoting form it. "I am become death, the destroyer of
> worlds."
>
> Of course I may be talking crap but in my little head that seems to stack
> up.
> Whether it's from from the bods at Stylorouge or somewhere else I'm
curious
> as to the origin of this and whether I'm on the right track.
>
> FP
>
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