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I'm like fully prepared to be investigated by the Middle Eastern country Oman after what I share with you about emojis and where they came from. after what I share with you about emojis and where they came from. Now, okay, I I know this sounds insane. Now, okay, I I know this sounds insane.

Like, what am I talking about getting investigated by a Middle Eastern country? Well, bear with me, okay? First let's start here. So the 72 emojis that were released in 2015 with Unicode 8 are the main 72 emojis that were incorporated to Apple phones, Samsung phones, etc. when they came out.

It's the emojis we all know, like the smiley face, this one, that one. It's the emojis we all know, like the smiley face, this one, that one. It's the emojis we all know, like the smiley face, this one, that one. But deep in study late one night as I do, I found the 72 Solomonic sigils, or they call 'em the demotic signs, demotic sigils.

There are 72 demotic sigils that I'm showing you right here, all of them. And supposedly they found this in a Grimoire written by King Solomon. What's crazy is I am convinced that some of the emojis that we use are based off of these demotic signs and sigils.

Out of the 72 Solomonic seals, we have ones like this, this right here. Uh, this emoji looks just like Baal. How do you explain this? Uh, this emoji looks just like Baal. How do you explain this? Here's another emoji, and this one looks like another Solomonic seal that would evoke a demon. Here's another emoji, and this one looks like another Solomonic seal that would evoke a demon.

I'm just gonna go through a few real quick, okay? Here's one, here's another, another one, another one. The nerd face. This one's funny. Another one, another one, another one. The nerd face. This one's funny. Another one, another one, another one. Okay, so I think that that proves my point that this is not random.

Okay, so I think that that proves my point that this is not random. Like, whatever the Solomonic seals were, the emojis are based on those seals. But this is where I dug deeper. the emojis are based on those seals. But this is where I dug deeper. the emojis are based on those seals. But this is where I dug deeper.

1955, American archaeologist Wendell Phillips discovers Queen Sheba's palace in Oman. 1955, American archaeologist Wendell Phillips discovers Queen Sheba's palace in Oman. That will be very important later on, Oman, okay? That will be very important later on, Oman, okay? Now, all of a sudden after discovering it in 1955, this guy Wendell Phillips, if you look into it,

Now, all of a sudden after discovering it in 1955, this guy Wendell Phillips, if you look into it, he became the largest individual holder of oil rights in the world after discovering Queen Sheba's palace in Oman. he became the largest individual holder of oil rights in the world after discovering Queen Sheba's palace in Oman. In the Bible, right here, it says that Queen Sheba gave King Solomon 666 talents of gold a year. Yes, that number. This is where it gets legitimately insane. I researched Oman.

Yes, that number. This is where it gets legitimately insane. I researched Oman. Yes, that number. This is where it gets legitimately insane. I researched Oman. And it turns out the Sultanate of Oman's Ministry Endowments and Religious Affairs became a voting member in Unicode, okay? The people that make our emojis.

In 2015. Right before the emojis came out. In 2015. Right before the emojis came out. Am I claiming that a Middle Eastern religious organization found King Solomon's original Grimoire with Solomonic seals and decided to join Unicode with Solomonic seals and decided to join Unicode

and make the emojis on your phone based off the Solomonic sigils, and make the emojis on your phone based off the Solomonic sigils, so every time you use them it's like using a demonic sigil? But I'm just hinting at it.