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Semiramis

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Position
Nimrod's wife and the first "mother" of the mother-and-child cult, prototype of Isis[1].
Nimrod's wife, the legendary co-founder of Babylon, and "a key deity of the Brotherhood" worshipped under countless names[2]. She is "the one icon behind many female icons"[3]. Icke equates her with Isis, Ishtar, Diana, Barati, Minerva, Venus, the Queen of Heaven, the Holy Spirit and the Virgin Mary. These equations are relations, not aliases. Everything You Need to Know says she was said to come from the Moon in a giant egg (the origin of Easter eggs) and was symbolised as a dove, becoming Mother Mary and the Holy Spirit[4]. In Perceptions of a Renegade Mind she is "the Cult goddess of Babylon", symbolised by the Statue of Liberty[5].
Controls / directs
created Tammuz[6]
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Answers to / controlled by
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Members / notable people
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Lineage
She is the prototype of Isis, Venus and Diana, and of the Madonna and child[1].
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Dates
post-flood Babylon
  • c. 6,000 years ago (Babylon)
  • 1825 (Pope Leo XII's jubilee medal bears her symbolism)[2]
Places
Key events
  • after Nimrod's death: declares him the sun god and claims her son Tammuz as Nimrod reborn, "the first recorded virgin birth"[7]
  • builds the first fortified cities and walls[6]
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Author's claims
  1. 01Her mother-and-child worship spread with the idolatry from Babylon to the nations[7].
  1. 01The dove, the fish, the letter M, the Black Madonna, the white dove with a red goblet, the seven-rayed crown and the Statue of Liberty symbolise her[8].
  2. 02By reverse symbolism the dove means death and destruction to the Brotherhood[9].
  3. 03The Queen is her "symbolic successor": "Babylon is now London"[10].
  4. 04The Grand Mother Lodge of English Freemasonry on Great Queen Street honours her as Isis[11].
  5. 05Virginia is named after her, not after Elizabeth I[12].
  6. 06Easter is Ishtar[2].
  7. 07The Order of the Garter is dedicated to her as the 'Virgin Mary', and Grand Orient rituals worship her as Ishtar[13].
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Sources

Notes

  1. ↑ a b The Hour of the Time (1992–1994), Hour 36 - From Babylon to Christianity; Hour 43 - Darkness.
  2. ↑ a b c The Biggest Secret (1999), Chapter three: The Babylonian Brotherhood (part 1).
  3. ↑ The Biggest Secret (1999), Chapter Twenty: Casting the Spell (part 1).
  4. ↑ Everything You Need to Know But Have Never Been Told (2018), Chapter 4: One Big Program (part 2); Chapter 8: Casting the Spell (part 3).
  5. ↑ Perceptions of a Renegade Mind (2021), Chapter 2: Renegade Perception (part 1).
  6. ↑ a b The Hour of the Time (1992–1994), Hour 43 - Darkness.
  7. ↑ a b The Hour of the Time (1992–1994), Hour 36 - From Babylon to Christianity.
  8. ↑ The Biggest Secret (1999), Chapter three: The Babylonian Brotherhood (part 1); Chapter Five: Conquered by the Cross (part 1); Chapter Seven: Knights of the Sun (part 1); Chapter Fifteen: Satan's Children (part 2); Chapter Seventeen: The secret language.
  9. ↑ The Biggest Secret (1999), Chapter three: The Babylonian Brotherhood (part 1); Chapter Seventeen: The secret language.
  10. ↑ The Biggest Secret (1999), Chapter Eighteen: All the Queen's forces and all the Queen's men (part 1).
  11. ↑ The Biggest Secret (1999), Chapter Seven: Knights of the Sun (part 1); Chapter Eighteen: All the Queen's forces and all the Queen's men (part 1).
  12. ↑ The Biggest Secret (1999), Chapter Nine: Land of the 'free' (part 1).
  13. ↑ The Biggest Secret (1999), Chapter Eight: Same face, different mask (part 1); Chapter Eight: Same face, different mask (part 2).