Red Pill Anatomy

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Is the Kaaba a temple of Saturn?

Before joining it to a planet by its shape, look at what the building actually is.

The Kaaba in Mecca, photographed in 1910G. Eric or Edith Matson, American Colony Jerusalem · Public domain · Wikimedia Commons

The Kaaba in Mecca is a stone building about 13 metres high, close to a cube.It is covered by a black cloth called the kiswah.A black stone is set into its eastern corner.All of that is documented in photographs and records.

The Kaaba was a sanctuary before Islam.Idols of many gods stood inside it, and they were cleared out in 630.Islamic tradition holds that Abraham and Ishmael built it.The structure has collapsed and been rebuilt several times.

Red-pill material reads the building as evidence of Saturn worship.The reason given is that it is black and square.Jewish tefillin, the 9/11 Memorial pools and a graduation cap end up on the same list.

One fact is worth noting.The kiswah has not always been black.Records describe periods when it was white, green or red.The black we see now settled in later.

There is no historical record joining Saturn to the Kaaba.The building's history is well documented, and Saturn appears nowhere in it.Only the shape connects them.

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