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There seem to be many clues that the Lenin mausoleum in Moscow was built as a kind of occult or "psychotronic" weapon. There are several websites in Russian which have collected the clues.
Some of the best arguments they present:
- The head of the mausoleum construction in 1929/30 was the Minister of Defense, which makes little sense - unless it is a kind of weapon.
- The actual creator of the mausoleum design is unknown. The architect Shusev was only told to copy the design of the wooden mausoleum which was constructed before the current one.
- There is a strange 'niche' in just one of the corners of the mausoleum:
- This niche is the place where Stalin and other Soviet leaders were standing during the parades. There are some strange pictures in which the mausoleum seems transparent when they stand there:
- Not only during the military parades, but also every day thousands of people pass by this niche - and interestingly, the line of waiting people has always been directed in a way that ensures the most possible exposure to this corner niche:
- The current Lenin mausoleum (finished in 1930) resembles the ancient Sumerian temples (ziggurats) in several ways. It is 12 meters high and 24 meters wide, which points towards the use of the Sumerian 12-based mathematics (which still survives in the 12 hour clocks to our day). It also looks remarkably similar to the Sumerian ziggurat temples (Tower of Babel was the most famous ziggurat):
- The C's said that the energy collected by the pyramids in Egypt were used for all kinds of purposes, just as the crystal pyramids were used in Atlantis to literally enslave people. It seems possible that some Soviets secretly investigated occult techniques, just as the Nazis did at the same time and that this knowledge flowed into the construction of the mausoleum. Also, let's not forget that Lenin was literally worshiped in the USSR, with his busts and pictures everywhere - while his mummy was in the mausoleum.
- One of the proposed effects of the mausoleum is a kind of "zombification" and enslavement of people, which practically did not resist the horrors of Stalin's regime.
- Another interesting fact that may support this theory: The current stone mausoleum was supposed to last for centuries, but it had to be completely renovated already in 1974. The head of the renovation Josef Rodos said that they were completely baffled: the concrete had crumbled in many places, the iron frames were rusted through and the insulation had turned into a liquid. They also had to replace most of the outer stones, so that the mausoleum was basically completely rebuilt in 1974.
- Another interesting fact on the side: Did you know that Stalin and Gurdjieff went to the same school in Tbilisi, Georgia for about 2 years? Gurdjieff was two years older than Stalin, but it is unclear whether they knew each other. In any case, this was probably at a time before Gurdjieff acquired most of his knowledge on his travels through Asia.
Source (in Russian):
_http://www.ldbp.ru/text/kaluzniy/mavzoley.htm
Here is an interesting quote from a Russian major general about psychotronic weapons:
Source (admittedly, not the most reliable):
_http://english.pravda.ru/science/tech/14-08-2007/95965-psychotronic_weapon-0/
Some of the best arguments they present:
- The head of the mausoleum construction in 1929/30 was the Minister of Defense, which makes little sense - unless it is a kind of weapon.
- The actual creator of the mausoleum design is unknown. The architect Shusev was only told to copy the design of the wooden mausoleum which was constructed before the current one.
- There is a strange 'niche' in just one of the corners of the mausoleum:
- This niche is the place where Stalin and other Soviet leaders were standing during the parades. There are some strange pictures in which the mausoleum seems transparent when they stand there:
- Not only during the military parades, but also every day thousands of people pass by this niche - and interestingly, the line of waiting people has always been directed in a way that ensures the most possible exposure to this corner niche:
- The current Lenin mausoleum (finished in 1930) resembles the ancient Sumerian temples (ziggurats) in several ways. It is 12 meters high and 24 meters wide, which points towards the use of the Sumerian 12-based mathematics (which still survives in the 12 hour clocks to our day). It also looks remarkably similar to the Sumerian ziggurat temples (Tower of Babel was the most famous ziggurat):
- The C's said that the energy collected by the pyramids in Egypt were used for all kinds of purposes, just as the crystal pyramids were used in Atlantis to literally enslave people. It seems possible that some Soviets secretly investigated occult techniques, just as the Nazis did at the same time and that this knowledge flowed into the construction of the mausoleum. Also, let's not forget that Lenin was literally worshiped in the USSR, with his busts and pictures everywhere - while his mummy was in the mausoleum.
- One of the proposed effects of the mausoleum is a kind of "zombification" and enslavement of people, which practically did not resist the horrors of Stalin's regime.
- Another interesting fact that may support this theory: The current stone mausoleum was supposed to last for centuries, but it had to be completely renovated already in 1974. The head of the renovation Josef Rodos said that they were completely baffled: the concrete had crumbled in many places, the iron frames were rusted through and the insulation had turned into a liquid. They also had to replace most of the outer stones, so that the mausoleum was basically completely rebuilt in 1974.
- Another interesting fact on the side: Did you know that Stalin and Gurdjieff went to the same school in Tbilisi, Georgia for about 2 years? Gurdjieff was two years older than Stalin, but it is unclear whether they knew each other. In any case, this was probably at a time before Gurdjieff acquired most of his knowledge on his travels through Asia.
Source (in Russian):
_http://www.ldbp.ru/text/kaluzniy/mavzoley.htm
Here is an interesting quote from a Russian major general about psychotronic weapons:
Source (admittedly, not the most reliable):
_http://english.pravda.ru/science/tech/14-08-2007/95965-psychotronic_weapon-0/
