fourth reich architecture part 2
October 11, 2007
The swastika building on the Navy’s amphibious base at Coronado, California will remain untouched even after complaints from U.S. Rep. Susan Davis (D-San Diego). Instead, The Navy is going to mask it with camouflage, landscaping and rooftop photovoltaic cells.
The architect of the building, John Mock, told a KFMB-TV reporter last year that he knew what the overhead perspective looked like at the time, but he still didn’t believe that the unconnected buildings, built in 1967, constituted a true swastika.
The swastika building was apparently designed so it could not be viewed from the ground or from inside nearby buildings. There are NO civilian or military landing patterns that provide such a view to airline passengers.
After all the mainstream media hoopla over the building, the stark truth is the building will remain on a base where Navy Seals train.
If you place the swastika building to “north” it aligns virtually perfect with the Nazi Flag
The swastika building on the Navy’s amphibious base at Coronado, California will remain untouched even after complaints from U.S. Rep. Susan Davis (D-San Diego). Instead, The Navy is going to mask it with camouflage, landscaping and rooftop photovoltaic cells.
The architect of the building, John Mock, told a KFMB-TV reporter last year that he knew what the overhead perspective looked like at the time, but he still didn’t believe that the unconnected buildings, built in 1967, constituted a true swastika.
The swastika building was apparently designed so it could not be viewed from the ground or from inside nearby buildings. There are NO civilian or military landing patterns that provide such a view to airline passengers.
After all the mainstream media hoopla over the building, the stark truth is the building will remain on a base where Navy Seals train.
If you place the swastika building to “north” it aligns virtually perfect with the Nazi Flag
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