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New York Super Bowl Security Planned 2 Years Ago: Neptune Intelligence Computer Engineering Exposed (VIDEO)

Sunday, February 2, 2014 6:06
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Another I Pet Goat 2 revelation has now come to light. Neptune was the God of the sea and horses. In I Pet Goat 2, we see the star of David, Israel, submerged under the Statue of Liberty in the sea (2nd video). NICE, or Neptune Intelligence Computer Engineering is the Israeli firm that will be overseeing Super Bowl security! We see the sky open and what seems to be a POLAR VORTEX appear over Lady Liberty’s head, breaking off her torch. In order to better understand the significance of this, you must consider a few things.

I Pet Goat 2 released in June of 2012, years before the Super Bowl. As with all of the other synchronicities in I Pet Goat 2, how did Heliofant know that NICE would be overseeing security, and in New York? How did they know there would be a Polar Vortex there?


The acronym for the statue is S.O.L., or Sol Invictus, the Sun God, a strong indicator about what is in play, here.


This scene also contains the Polar Vortex above the Statue of Liberty, currently being experienced all across the United States. We were able to warn people about this event as early as last year, based on the images we saw in I Pet Goat 2. Thousands who took heed were able to stock up on heating supplies to weather the winter.

 

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