More seven stuff.

The post below, from The Watcher , got me to thinking about U.S. Highway 77, so I got out my road atlas and perused it. Some interesting "coincidences" soon popped out at me. First, though, is the post from "kansan1225"

kansan1225@aol.com (Kansan1225 - famous for coining the term "CLuM") wrote:

Oklahoma City, the site of the outrage perpetrated by clandestine Luciferian Masonic (CLuM) Wizard Timothy "Macbeth" McVeigh, is located at the intersection of U.S. Highway 77 and U.S. Route 66.

Consider the following:

7 + 7 + 6 + 6 = ( 7 + 6 ) + ( 7 + 6) =
13 + 13 =
26

The number 13 is the most Masonically correct number, whereas 26 is equivalent to the Hebrew name of God in Gematria:
IHVH, I = 10, H = 5, V = 6, H = 5; 10 + 5 + 6 + 5 = 26

The god of the CLuMs is considered by them to possess the good qualities of the Christian God and the bad qualities of Satan. Their master, Lucifer/Satan, is composed of a "lucky" 13 and an "unlucky" 13; 13 + 13 = 26.

U.S. Highway 77 runs from Sioux City, Iowa, to Brownsville, Texas, and it passes through three cities of note: Oklahoma City (1995 bombing), Waco (1993 fire), and Dallas (1963 assassination of JFK). All three events traumatized (to varying degrees) the American psyche.

McVeigh rented the Ryder truck used in the bombing in Junction City, Kansas, which is on U.S. 77. His friend Terry Nichols lived in Herington, Kansas, on U.S. 77. McVeigh allegedly tested a bomb at Geary Lake State Park, Kansas, on U.S. 77.

After the bomb exploded, McVeigh drove north on I-35, the interstate highway that replaced U.S. 77., in his 1977 Mercury Marquis:

On April 21, 1995, federal law enforcement officials became unshakably focused upon Timothy McVeigh who was being held in the Noble County Jail in Perry, Oklahoma (on U.S. 77) on various state misdemeanor charges. Mr. McVeigh had been pulled over by an Oklahoma Highway Patrolman, Charles Hanger, on Interstate Highway 35 on the morning of April 19, 1995. McVeigh was driving a 1977 pale yellow Mercury Marquis, and was stopped by Trooper Hanger because the car McVeigh was driving displayed no license plate. McVeigh told Trooper Hanger that he was returning from Arkansas.

In Kansas, U.S. 77 passes about 20 miles east of Wichita, the site multiple homicides earlier this month. In Texas, the seven escaped prisoners committed a robbery in Irving, just west of U.S. 77, and were reportedly seen just in the last day or two in the area east of Austin, or just west of U.S. 77. Perhaps they'll be captured or killed in a bloody gun battle on that highway.

Lastly (for now, anyway), U.S. 77 ends in Brownsville, which is right across the Rio Grande from Matamoros, Mexico, the site of some grisly murders in 1989 that involved satanic rituals.

(Oh, I forgot ... President-elect George W. Bush is reportedly currently resting at his ranch in Crawford, Texas, about 20 miles west of Waco and U.S. Highway 77)