Liberty

Lastly, I want to address another Masonic monument, often mistaken for a statue of
the "Whore of Babalon," Serapis or Semiramis. The Statue of Liberty is many things to
many people. The torch she bears aloft has been a beacon for many wayward
immigrants to the USA, however it cannot be disagreed, even among serious modern
scholars, that this torch's original meaning was not as a beacon for the "tired, the
poor and those yearning to breathe free," despite the Masonic ideals of Faith, Hope
and Charity. Nor, however, is this a symbol of the "Babylonian Brotherhood." It is
definately a massive ediface to honor the Masonic virtues, however the torch is one
of "Illuminism" (radical, anti-papal anarchism) lighting the way to the "New
Atlantean" Enlightenment, were secular humanism and the sciences have promised
to replace the empire of Rome with a new world order. In lady liberty's hand is a
tablet, upon which is written the date 1776, again in latin (Roman numerals) a a
symbol to the Catholic Church of the new states' authority: