it, like america, was a masonic project

copper has an ancient pedigree amongst the serpent tribes — many philistine (phoenician etc) cultures and cities profited from their seafaring copper/tin trades with africa and early briton

copper is associated with Venus, in both its physical (planetary) and spiritual (goddess) aspects

almost certainly, this is the descending entity from the First Degree tracing boards (the demon of wickedness described by beloved Zechariah)

Arizona (AZ), site of many recent masonic operations, is the "copper-state) and of course is "capped" by Phoenix (Lucifer)

this series is quite good joseph, thank you

Blessings

Thanks again. Keep up the research!

I do provide source information whenever I am using direct quotes, and occasionally when I am citing information. However, I have found it cumbersome, and distracting from the flow of writing, to create bibliographies for my writings. I will, however, gladly share with you some of the books I have read on these topics, and where some of my source material is derived.

As mentioned previously, I have read "The Unseen Hand" by Epperson. Also "The Secret Architecture of Our Nation's Capital" by David Ovason, "The Master's Carpet" by Edmond Ronayne, "Masonry Beyond the Light" by Schnoebelen, portions of "Morals and Dogma" by Albert Pike, "The Secret Destiny of America" by Manly P. Hall, "Propaganda" by Edward Bernays, "PR! A Social History of Spin" by Stuart Ewen, "The Fluoride Deception" by Christopher Bryson, "An Economic Interpretation of the Constitution of the United States" by Charles Beard, "The New World Order and Eugenics" by Andrew Hoffman, "Secrets of the Federal Reserve" by Eustace Mullins, "The Creature from Jekyll Island" by G. Edward Griffin, etc..

Some of the books listed above have not entered into this series yet, but I am planning on getting there. Additionally I have accessed much information on the Internet on various subjects discussed in this book, both written and video material. When I cite information I try to verify it from multiple sources, and finding it established I will at times forego listing a reference knowing that the reader can readily find the information themselves with little effort.