Excellent information. You know I'll tell you something. My whole life I was raised to find the truth and origin behind anything. Philosophical, religious, tradition. Anything that I found that was based on a lie, or had some hidden meaning or gross occult ties, I never touched it. The fact that all this pizzagate stuff is coming out now and all these symbols are showing up as having an origin. This doesn't surprise me. Even the cross itself has a phalanx symbol origin and the truth is that Jesus was actually hung on a torture stake or pole. There is another Greek word, xyʹlon, that Bible writers used to describe the instrument of Jesus’ execution. A Critical Lexicon and Concordance to the English and Greek New Testament defines xyʹlon as “a piece of timber, a wooden stake.” It goes on to say that like staurosʹ, xyʹlon “was simply an upright pale or stake to which the Romans nailed those who were thus said to be crucified.” Even in Rome, the original sculptures of Jesus' death were of him hanging on a pole, not a cross. The cross was introduced by Constantine. For example, ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics and depictions of their gods and goddesses often show a cross in the shape of a T with a circle at the top. It is called the ansate, or handle-shaped, cross and is thought to be a symbol of life. In time, this form of the cross was adopted and used extensively by the Coptic Church and others. The sun-god worshipper, Constantine in 312 C.E., while on one of his military campaigns, he had a vision of a cross superimposed on the sun along with the motto in Latin “in hoc vince” (by this conquer). Some time later, a “Christian” sign was emblazoned on the standards, shields, and armor of his army. (Pictured at left.) Constantine purportedly converted to Christianity, though he was not baptized until 25 years later on his deathbed. His motive was questioned by some. “He acted rather as if he were converting Christianity into what he thought most likely to be accepted by his subjects as a catholic [universal] religion, than as if he had been converted to the teachings of Jesus the Nazarene,” says the book The Non-Christian Cross.

I studied all religious symbols and found they all are connected to the occult, and in fact the bible tells you in Exodus 20:4,5 to leave idols and symbols out of any kind of true Christianity. Wouldn't it make sense then that the Vatican would be involved in all of this since they are promoters of the cross and have been caught red handed many times in child abuse scandals?

I say all of that to say, a lot of what people were raised in is actually false Christianity. Yet, once they become initiated with all the hidden truths, it's not hard for anyone to recognize all the lies, all the hidden symbols and what they mean. It's why Catholicism takes out the name of God, to keep people in the dark.

Having said all that, I recognize True Christianity from False quite easily now and it's not hard to know what you're being lied to about. And James Alefantis and everyone his "Culture" are lying. They use these symbols in plain site because none of us knew at the time they meant anything.

These are the list of the things I call to mind when I deem them guilty.

1. (first and foremost) they are mentioning Molech (Moloch) in the Podesta e-mails and Alefantis has a napkin code image with Molech Maschine reference which links them all to the same false god.
2. John Podesta shares a picture of himself with the number 14 and the Phi fish on his hands. (Satanic Occult reference. No one would know that unless you are initiated.)
3. The artwork they are all obsessed with is a smoking gun and borderline illegal if not illegal.
4. (And this is very recent) James Alefantis says "he doesn't like kids." Bold faced lie. If he didn't, why does he have a "child friendly" pizzeria where he's held child sleepovers and children posted all over his instagram. This to me shows he's getting desperate and he may be saying he doesn't like kids the same way a normal person does.
5. John Podesta e-mail talking about young kids coming to a pool party.

Those are my top 5. But there is definitely more than 5.