It was in 1851, after a coup d'état by Louis Napoleon, that the Foucault pendulum hoaxem was first showcased at the "Pantheon", which used to be St. Genevieve's. This was part of the "scientific" materialist social climate after the 1848 Revolutions.

The Bolsheviks in Russia put up a famous one in what was St. Isaac's Cathedral in "Leningrad" in 1932.

Less than a year after the first Bilderberger meetings in the Netherlands in 1954, the Netherlands donated the UN's Foucault pendulum hoaxem in 1955.

Jack Parsons died in 1952, possibly murdered, and NASA was faking its Apollo Moon landings 69-72. All the kids and many innocent minded people still believe they landed on the Moon and are even on Mars today. And likewise we're all here among the living because of the "Big Bang" billions and billions of years ago, and we evolved from monkeys over 100,000's of thousands and millions of years.

The Foucault pendulum is driven, damped, and tuned, like the social dimensions of "scientific" materialist dialectics and triangulation. "Scientific materialism" is an old 19th century euphemism for Marxism, and like the Foucault pendulum, and deceptions from NASA, is another revolutionary "derivative" and "little terror".

Although I agree with Jefferson and Madison about state's rights and secession, and the Kentucky and Virginia Resolves, that first comment from Jefferson is savage, a fanatical libertarian statement. Bizarre. I don't know if there would be any such stupid comments from Patrick Henry?

"Fɾҽҽmαsσɳɾყ is deceptive and fraudulent. Its promise is light, but its performance is darkness. It is wrong, essentially a seed of evil, and can never produce any good."

John Quincy Adams

Anglo-Saxon, ʝʊdɛօ-Masonic America has been missionary territory for most of its history.

http://www.destroyFɾҽҽmαsσɳɾყ.com/

With Vatican II, the French Revolution has insinuated itself into the Church itself.

Since one of the choirs of angels is "thrones", little people could look and say it has been a titanic struggle among thrones.

On another note it is amusing to see America, France, Britain, Russia, etc. speak of the "evils of terrorism" when all nations have practiced terrorism against their enemies at one point or another.

The French Revolution would lead to one of the first examples of state terrorism where Robespierre would send his enemies to their death, by his power alone.

"However as France had used her influence to pervert her vocation and demoralize Europe, it is not surprising that terrible means must be used to set her on her true course again." Joseph de Maistre