July 11, 2004 - Greg the contributor sent in this fabulous find, prompting a mini-hip-hop edition of Reptilian Watch. Circus vs Andre Afram Asmar's "Gawd Bless The Faceless Cowards" is a collaboration album that deals with many of the themes featured on Reptilian Watch, fronted by Circus of The Shape-Shifters. Cool. eh? That led me to include Paris, who once had an album called 'Bush Killa', and has a newer track that deals with Masonry and the NWO. And not everyone has seen The Coup's original (pre-9/11) cover for Party Music. Finally, I have a few rap tracks that deal with themes of conspiracy, most notably 'How George Stole Christmas' and 'Filling the Box Back Up Again' with DJ Manticore. "Kill a cop? I'd rather kill a Rockefeller..." All of the above images are links, by the way. Thanks, Greg!

July 12, 2004 - More stills from the promo for National Treasure. This looks like a brilliant marketing move, if nothing else, as the movie doesn't come out for more than five months.

July 13, 2004 - Adobe Photoshop has featured the all-seeing eye for years. There's also a stylized pentagram in the left of the top photo (starfish).

July 14, 2004 - Slow news day. Follow the link in the image of "Lionel", the Reptilian Records mascot, to check out 'Hatebeak', the only death metal band fronted by a parrot. Erm, birds are descended from reptiles, you know.

July 15, 2004 - Italy's Prime Minister flashes the 'devil horns'. Are all the world leaders juvenile Motley Crue fans?

July 16, 2004 - The logos for Stargate Atlantis, which debuts today. Perhaps only vaguely Masonic, if at all, as the original movie deals with egyptian themes. A tenuous link is provided by Sir Francis Bacon's "A New Atlantis".

July 17, 2004 - Freemasonry as a death cult. I wonder if the Mason who was shot in the face during a Masonic ritual was shot with a similar gun?

July 18, 2004 - SUBLIME PRINCE OF THE ROYAL SECRET [Master of Royal Secret] from Albert Pike's Morals and Dogma of Masonry.

July 19, 2004 - Sent in by the cartoonist who does "Family Circus". Two images from Jesuit Athanasius Kircher, drawn in the 1600s. Kircher mapped the entire world, inside and out. The left drawing (drawn upside down) purports to show the location of Atlantis, and is now commonly believed to be Antarctica. His Mundus Subterraneus was an exhaustive two-volume work about the subterranian world. Thanks, Bill!

July 20, 2004 - Snake imagery at the George Washington Masonic Memorial in Alexandria, Virginia.

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