Er... it is actually the hand signal of the University of Texas. I'm not making it up. Do you think Bush and his wife were giving a Satanic salutation to a roomful of Christians? Look, I've seen all the photos of leaders left, right and centre, including Pat Robertson, the Pope, Catholic bishops etc, all supposedly for no apparent reason giving public Satanic salutations. Surely they would be a little more careful, less obvious. Does it not occur to you that some of the photos might have been doctored- you know, photoshop? In any case, there are doubts about the authenticity of some of them. Don't get me wrong, I know there are real Satanists, but they are not a unified group and there are no international covens where they meet. About the closest is Bohemian Grove but, aberrant and all as it is, it's more paganism than Satanism.
And, there are a wide variety of meanings to this hand signal, just as there are to many other gestures:
Yes, Bush was a Bonesman. The trouble is that there are so many different groups and so many different theories about who is most powerful or actually in control- the Freemasons / Illuminati, Skull and Bones (eg, Professor Antony Sutton pins nearly all the blame for American policy on this group), Satanists, Black Nobility, the Committee of 300, Society of the Elect / Round Table, Zionists, Royal Institute of International Affairs, Bilderbergers, Council on Foreign Relations, Trilateral Commission etc. Clearly I am concerned about the influence of covert forces, otherwise I wouldn't write about them, but I try to limit myself to what can be demonstrated by evidence.
- In baseball, the gesture, especially when the forearm is rotated, indicates "two outs." In the common signal for "two" (the index and middle finger raised), the fingers may be too close together for distant outfielders to distinguish the two fingers from one. Elston Howard is commonly credited with originating this use.[citation needed]
- Similarly, in American football, a referee will use the sign to indicate "second down".
- In volleyball the sign can be used (the fingers often points downwards) by the setter to communicate with the attacker, frequently to signal a double quick-attack play with the middle and right-side attackers.
- The Blue Man Group, in their Megastar 2.0 Tour performances, posit a comedic false origin of this gesture as a tribute to rock legend Floppie the Banjo Clown, a character whose hair is arranged with two large vertical protuberances causing his head to resemble the gesture.
- This is also a part of an unofficial sign for "****************************************" in American Sign Language. See: Profanity in ASL
- In WWE, it is the signature taunt of Edge. When Edge walks to the ring he performs his signature taunt whilst his signature fireworks go off. Edge's ex-girlfriend Lita, as well as former in-character proteges Curt Hawkins and Zack Ryder, also used this as their signature pose, though Lita's use was before joining with Edge while Hawkins and Ryder's was during their association with him.[citation needed] Pro wrestling referees similarly use the sign to represent a "two count", as opposed to the first two fingers. This use is similar to baseball's use.
- Many Houstonians in Texas use the symbol to represent "The H" as in H-Town, because of the hands being in the shape of an H.
- In Hinduism and Buddhism, this gesture is known as the Karana Mudra. Its use in dispelling evil or negative influences is a noticeable juxtaposition to the contemporary uses of this sign.
Yeah but I mentioned that it had been reported from inside a Bilderberg meeting- long before it became public. And by someone very experienced and very reliable, Daniel Estulin, who is also incidentally very good at seeing through propaganda.
No. National Security Study Memorandum (NSSM) 200. It was only declassified under Freedom of Information years later, which then led to a Brazilian congressional investigation and the discoveries I highlighted previously.



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