This story comes the day before 'Pope' Francis arrives in Mexico, as the article points out.
Pope = 16+15+16+5 = 52
Also, there are two major 'prison' headlines in the media today, one in the United States, the other in Mexico. I'm sure a Canadian Prison story would up there too, but Canada doesn't have prisons.
Topo Chico = 2+6+7+6+3+8+9+3+6 = 50
Prison = 7+9+9+1+6+5 = 37/46
Topo Chico Prison = 87/96 (Justice/Punish = 87) (Freemason = 96)
Notice this story comes on February 11, the 42nd day of the year.
Freemason = 6+9+5+5+4+1+1+6+5 = 42/51
Freemason = 6+18+5+5+13+1+19+15+14 = 96
Also, the name of the prison in simple english gematria.
Topo Chico = 20+15+16+15+3+8+9+3+15 = 104
Prison = 16+18+9+19+15+14 = 91
Topo Chico Prison = 195
One of my goals in this world, is to free everyone from prison. I fucking hate the fact that people are locked up in cages. If people do wrong, they deserve quick, lasting punishments, that send a real message. Those include death, the loss of limbs, the loss of genitals and more. If you think that is sick, you don't know what sick is. Putting people in cages is. A rapist without his junk? Talk about a major plus for society. A thief without a hand? I know one, Slim, from Saudi Arabia, who is now a good dude.
Notice I haven't talked about what neighbors who rob their neighbors deserve. I plan to demonstrate the fitting punishment for that crime in due time.
All the people who have seen FOX's "Prison Break" feel like they're in the know as they read this bullshit.
Mexico = 4+5+6+9+3+6 = 33
Mexican = 4+5+6+9+3+1+5 = 33
44 inmates? No shit.
Kill = 11+9+12+12 = 44
http://www.cnn.com/2016/02/11/americas/mexico-monterrey-topo-chico-prison-riot/index.html
I know plenty of people who have spent time in prison, and not a one of them came out changed in a positive way. Once you are out, the cards are heavily stacked against you as far as staying out is concerned.
ReplyDeleteYea, the game is rigged that way on purpose. Prison is all part of the slave system, one of the tiers no one deserves to be on.
DeleteBeing exiled from knowledge is basically a prison as well. I've always felt diminished somehow, like I can sense that something is missing or that I've forgotten something just never could explain what exactly it was. Does anyone else feel that way?
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