Vatic Note: A commentator has provided Vatic Project with the original author and source of this story. We are placing it up here for all to see and give credit where due. It appears that somehow Pak Alert was either unable or did not know about this source for the story and this is an attempt to correct that problem. I must say this article provides the first really hard evidence of the infiltration into our military and intel services of the pagan satanists of ancient times who are now coming out of the closet through these types of patches. Remember 1965 is when Kissinger was President of the United States, using Nixon as a front. And that is when this all began, Mr. Satanist himself. Just for your info, whenever I turn on my computer, there is a flash of a screen that comes up that I finally recognize as a military space division symbol of a black ops. It was after reading this article that I was able to identify what it was I was seeing, so we are being monitored by the space division, now why is that??? Further, I ran into a man in my grocery store who was in front of me in line and he looked military. He was clean cut, older, probably a colonel or low level general dressed in civilian clothes. He had on a tee shirt with a picture on the back of Bophamet, the Goat God, similar to one of these patches that also was stated represented Molech. Its amazing how over a year ago, Vatic Project put up information on the fact that such gods of the old testament that were pagan gods, had pervaded our military and top levels of all western governments. We got very specific about it and included Army documents which proved it was now an integral part of our military. Well, I asked the gentlemen if he was military, and he stared at me and asked "WHY DID YOU SAY THAT"? Instead of "no, of course not" or "are you crazy?" , but instead he wanted to know "WHY" I said it, "what gave him away". I said because you have Bophamet on your tshirt. He simply grabbed his groceries and practically ran out of the store. Everyone was shocked at his reaction. So this goes deeper and broader than we can even imagine. THANKS, BRUECKE, GOOD FIND.
Top 10 Most Sinister PSYOPS Mission Patches
http://www.pakalertpress.com/2011/06/24/top-10-most-sinister-psyops-mission-patches/
Posted on Pakalert on June 24, 2011, Source: http://vigilantcitizen.com/vigilantreport/top-10-most-sinister-psyops-mission-patches/ Jun 20th, 2011
Mission patches are used by military and space organizations to identify, symbolize and describe a mission’s objectives and its crew. This tradition is also observed in the shady world of PSYOPS where each secret mission of the Pentagon gets its patch. These patches offer a rare glimpse into the Pentagon’s secret operations and the symbolism on them is rather striking: ominous and cryptic phrases, dark occult symbolism, references to secret societies, and sometimes even a rather dark sense of humor. Here’s the top 10 most sinister PSYOPS patches.
By VC
Top 10 Most Sinister PSYOPS Mission Patches
http://www.pakalertpress.com/2011/06/24/top-10-most-sinister-psyops-mission-patches/
Posted on Pakalert on June 24, 2011, Source: http://vigilantcitizen.com/vigilantreport/top-10-most-sinister-psyops-mission-patches/ Jun 20th, 2011
Mission patches are used by military and space organizations to identify, symbolize and describe a mission’s objectives and its crew. This tradition is also observed in the shady world of PSYOPS where each secret mission of the Pentagon gets its patch. These patches offer a rare glimpse into the Pentagon’s secret operations and the symbolism on them is rather striking: ominous and cryptic phrases, dark occult symbolism, references to secret societies, and sometimes even a rather dark sense of humor. Here’s the top 10 most sinister PSYOPS patches.
By VC
In 1965, NASA began using cloth patches to identify each of its missions and to symbolize the missions’ objectives and their crew. Each rocket launch has therefore a patch designed by crew members and in collaboration with the official design team. The patches are then proudly displayed on equipment and worn by NASA astronauts and other personnel affiliated with a particular manned or unmanned space mission.
