The Genoa Bridge Code – Part 2
Written by Goro, August 17, 2018
[Continuing from Part 1]
The passing of Aretha Franklin, the “Queen of Soul”, on August 16th…
Aug 16 Aretha Franklin, the ‘Queen of Soul’ dies at 76
…the death anniversary of Elvis, the “King of Rock and Roll”…
…continues the Sangraal (Holy Grail/Blood Royal) theme and interacts with the Genoa bridge collapse two days prior (Aug 14).
Aug 14 Highway bridge collapses in Genoa, Italy; dozens dead
As already noted, the bridge was nicknamed “Brooklyn Bridge” by the locals and the actual Brooklyn Bridge in NYC connects Manhattan and Kings County which borders Queens County.
The name “Manhattan” is said to mean “the place where we get bows“; and “bow” is all about bending both in practice and etymology.
Turns out, that’s what the name “Genoa” means! It’s from “Latin Genua, perhaps from a PIE root meaning ‘curve, bend‘”. It can also mean “knee“.
Kneeling in turn brings to mind the controversial NFL protest gesture which is still ongoing.
NFL in turn evokes “Nephilim” from the root “n-f-l” or “n-ph-l”.
The Nephilim in turn brings to mind Lucifer, both popularly associated with the idea of “fallen angels”. Lucifer also signifies pride. And it just so happens that Geonoa has the nickname la Superba meaning “the proud one“.
Now, let’s shift our focus back to the 2007 “St. Anthony” bridge collapse in Minneapolis (continuing from Part 1)…
…where Prince was born and raised. (He died near there as well in 2016.) King, Queen, and now Prince. He was the NFL Super Bowl halftime entertainer that year (2007) in Miami, Florida. This year, 2018, the Super Bowl took place in Minneapolis.
2007
– Super Bowl in Miami featuring Prince from Minneapolis
– Minneapolis bridge collapse
2018
– Super Bowl in Minneapolis
– Bridge collapse in Miami
– Bridge collapse in Genoa
Note the Miami bridge collapse included above. You may recall the event on March 15th this year:
Mar 15 Several dead after Florida university bridge collapses
March 2018 also saw March Madness i.e. the NCAA college basketball tournament in the US, culminating in the “Final Four” in late March-early April, where this year Villanova came out triumphant.
“Villanova” means “new town”. One of the possible meanings of “Genoa” happens to be “New City”. From Wikipedia:
Another theory traces the name to the Etruscan word Kainua which means “New City” and still another from the Latin word ianua, related to the name of the God Janus, meaning “door” or “passage.”
But more importantly, take a look at where the Final Four games were played… San Antonio, Texas.
San Antonio is Spanish for “St. Anthony“.
[St. Anthony & St. Paul by David Teniers]
Would you agree that the Force is strong with this pattern?