All you need to know about Burmese puppet Aung San Suu Kyi is the occult/masonic meaning of the nefarious Pentagram and Peacock/Phoenix logo her party has "chosen" and just unveiled; a thing that tells us a lot about the vile luciferian/satanic entity pulling the strings in Myanmar, as well as worldwide!
The pentagram very prominently adorns the forehead of the lovely horned luciferian god Baphomet (i.e. satan)
The five-pointed star, known as the pentagram, is probably the most blatant occult symbol in use today. Witches Janet and Stewart Farrar explain that the five-pointed star is "one of the main symbols of witchcraft and occultism in general" ('Hidden Secrets of the Eastern Star' p. 82).
The star itself is known by different names throughout the occult world, such as a witch's foot, a goblin's cross, a wizard's star and the dog star. Wiccan witches use its five points to mystically represent the elements of nature, earth, fire, water, air and spirit.
This symbol is one of the most prominent emblems within Freemasonry, though its significance, like every symbol inherited from the occult, is concealed behind a smokescreen of secret society ambiguity.
The five-pointed star is found on most Masonic memorabilia and represents the blasphemous resurrection rite of the five points of fellowship, each point mystically symbolizing a part of the resurrection act. First - Foot to foot. Second - Knee to knee. Third - Hand in hand. Fourth - Breast to breast. Fifth and last - Left hand behind back.
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The pentagram is also alluded to in one of the freemasons' key symbols, the so-called "Square and Compass" (below.)
Albert Pike states in the tome "Morals and Dogma" [page 631-32] that the Monad symbol here represents the male, and the Duad represents the female. Their sexual union produces the Triad, which is "represented by the letter 'G', the generative principle" ( i.e. code for the sex act.)
Meanwhile, there's the favourite bird of the vile NBC and of course insidious luciferian drone and muzak monger Bono, the peacock - which is another prominent occult symbol of lucifier (aka satan) being thought to represent knowledge (Gnosis) and immortality.
As well as screaming like a motherf*cker and annoying Dublin folk more than Bono's bullshit caterwauling, the peacock was an object of veneration in ancient times back in the NWO crowd's beloved Egypt. Meanwhile, the Greeks dedicated the Peacock to Juno.
Because of the myriad "one-eye" symbols (representing the "All Seeing Eye" ... aka "The Eye of Horus" ... aka "The Eye of Satan") in the bird's tail feathers, the peacock was accepted as the symbol of wisdom, and on account of its general appearance it was often thought to be the fabled phoenix of the Mysteries.
Alchemical illustration of Cauda Pavonis (i.e. The Tail of the Peacock)
There was also a curious belief that the flesh of the peacock will not putrefy even though kept for a considerable time.
As a consequence of these aspects, in occult circles, the peacock became the emblem of immortality, based on the 'belief' that the spiritual nature of man (like the flesh of this bird) is incorruptible.
The bird on here - like on the original US seal (later "hidden" via the Eagle symbol) and suggested on the dollar bill - also represents the Egyptian phoenix - and the rebirth of all things luciferian on what was once God-fearing Earth,
And here in Suu Kyi's insidious logo, for extra good measure (and just to slightly over-egg the pudding - so to speak - as is the wont of these fuckers!) the face on this thing houses another luciferian fave, the ubiquitous Horns of Satan ... so beloved by luciferian drones like Dopey Dubya (and his evil pawww!), Drugrunner Clinton, Midget Sarkozy, Thaksin Shitwad and some Kenyan named Obama!
Aung San Suu Kyi party unveils logo in Burma politics run
... Aung San Suu Kyi’s party has chosen the image of a fighting peacock gazing at a white star as its new voting emblem to contest Burmese elections for the first time in a generation.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk
12 Dec 2011
The image, which is similar to the party’s flag and will be its official insignia at the ballot box, is a symbol of the country’s struggle for change, said Win Htein, a senior member of the National League for Democracy (NLD).
“In our new seal, the white star represents the revolution. It was used many years ago as revolutionary symbol,” he said.
The choice is a potentially provocative move against the military-backed government, which has consistently sought to suppress use of the peacock symbol. First used as a national symbol, the dancing peacock has since been adopted by Aung San, Miss Suu Kyi’s father and founder of independent Burma as well as the 1988 student’s democracy movement.
The military blocked two breakaway opposition parties from using the symbol in last year’s general election.
But the announcement was broadcast on the state-run media in an unusual concession by the army-dominated government, which has embarked on a series of reform measures in recent months, including holding talks with critics.
The NLD has accepted an invitation to rejoin the political mainstream and applied in November to re-register as a political party. Suu Kyi has said she will take part in forthcoming by-elections, although no date has been set.
Win Htein said the peacock was chosen in an homage to student protesters involved in the country’s 1988 rallies against the military which were brutally crushed by the then ruling junta.
“Students demonstrated against the government under the fighting peacock symbol during the 1988 democracy uprising. So we used this image to acknowledge the struggle of students,” he said.
At least 3,000 people were killed in the crackdown, and many democracy activists including Suu Kyi were later locked up. Some student leaders remain in prison and their release is a key demand of the international community.
Emblems are used in Burma as a visual marker for voters unable to read.
The NLD’s new symbol replaces its well-known bamboo hat trademark, which was used by a breakaway group that participated in the much-criticised November 2010 elections.
The hat symbol became a source of bitter contention during the run-up to the poll – the first since an NLD victory in 1990 that was never recognised by the junta.
Suu Kyi’s party refused to participate in the 2010 vote because of rules that appeared designed to exclude the Nobel laureate.
Its boycott led to a splinter group forming a new party, the National Democratic Force (NDF), which appropriated the hat sign.
The NDF now has a handful of seats in the new parliament and continues to use the symbol, despite complaints by Suu Kyi’s party.
On top of that of course are the staggering numbers of people 
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