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'The World in 2019' The following image is part of the cover of The Economist's "The World in 2019" edition [released at the end of 2018].
A reminder that the Economist is partially owned by the Rothschilds 🏳️ so nothing here is misplaced. Beneath Putin's face, we can see the four horsemen of the apocalypse marching over Europe. According to most interpretations, the horses represent war, death, famine and pestilence [infectious disease]. One of the horsemen is the 'Statue of Liberty' wearing a face mask, an ominous harbinger of COVID-1984 and perhaps another pandemonium? The situation in Russia and Ukraine symbolizes the war and the famine [a planned food shortage]. Next to Putin's head, the words "Putin's Pipes" are written upside down. [In occult circles, mirror writing is often associated with Satanism and black magic, based on symbol reversal.] And as you know, Russia's oil pipelines have become a major issue.
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