The Bloodline Families of the Fallen Angels

Interesting discourse. Includes much about what I have written about for decades. I believe Gary Wayne is mistaken about who the thirteen bloodline families are. The thirteen "Obelisks" in Rome still pinpoint who they are. A few include the Orsini (sub-family is the Rothschild), Pallavicini, Aldobrandini (sub-family is Rothschild as well) and you find the rest. To repeat, the son of Baron David Rene James deRothschild (666) who is married to Princess Olimpia Anna Aldobrandini will become the Anti-Christ. His name is Alexandre Guy Francesco deRothschild.

Thank you,

Joseph Pede

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The 13 obelisks currently in Rome, with their names, origins, and locations:

Egyptian Obelisks (8 Total)

These were originally carved in ancient Egypt and brought to Rome during the Roman Empire.

1. Lateran Obelisk (Obelisco Lateranense)

   • Origin: Temple of Amun at Karnak (Egypt)

   • Location: Piazza San Giovanni in Laterano

   • Note: Tallest ancient obelisk in the world (32.2 m / 105.6 ft)

2. Vatican Obelisk (Obelisco Vaticano)

   • Origin: Heliopolis (Egypt)

   • Location: St. Peter's Square, Vatican City

   • Note: No hieroglyphs; brought by Emperor Caligula

3. Flaminian Obelisk (Obelisco Flaminio)

   • Origin: Heliopolis (Egypt)

   • Location: Piazza del Popolo

   • Note: Brought by Augustus in 10 BC

4. Macutean Obelisk (Obelisco Macuteo)

   • Origin: Possibly from Heliopolis

   • Location: Piazza della Rotonda (in front of the Pantheon)

5. Solare Obelisk (Obelisco Solare)

   • Origin: Heliopolis (Egypt)

   • Location: Piazza di Montecitorio

   • Note: Used by Augustus as a gnomon for a giant sundial

6. Matteian Obelisk (Obelisco Matteiano)

   • Origin: Brought from Egypt in antiquity

   • Location: Villa Celimontana

   • Note: Smallest obelisk in Rome

7. Dogali Obelisk (Obelisco Dogali)

   • Origin: Temple of Ra in Heliopolis

   • Location: Near Baths of Diocletian, Piazza dei Cinquecento

8. Pincian Obelisk (Obelisco Pinciano)

   • Origin: Egypt, possibly from Hadrian’s Villa (later moved)

   • Location: Pincian Hill (Piazza Bucarest)

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🏛 Roman Obelisks (5 Total)

These were carved in Rome during the Roman Empire in imitation of Egyptian style.

9. Obelisk of Montecitorio (Obelisco Augusteano / Solare)

   • Already listed above under Egyptian; Roman-sourced but Egyptian-made

10. Quirinal Obelisk (Obelisco del Quirinale)

• Origin: Made in Rome (no hieroglyphs)

• Location: Piazza del Quirinale

11. Esquiline Obelisk (Obelisco Esquilino)

• Origin: Made in Rome

• Location: Piazza dell'Esquilino (behind Santa Maria Maggiore)

12. Obelisk of Piazza Navona (Obelisco Agonale / Obelisk of Domitian)

• Origin: Made in Rome; reused from Domitian's time

• Location: Piazza Navona (Fontana dei Quattro Fiumi)

13. Obelisk of the Trinità dei Monti (Obelisco Sallustiano)

• Origin: Made in Rome (copy of Flaminian obelisk)

• Location: Top of the Spanish Steps (Trinità dei Monti)