More on the Angels of the North, South

The Angel of the North statue

Hmmm, seems to correspond well with this:

The statue is at a place called, "Gateshead."  Gateshead is known for the being the beginning place to the Roman road.  Gateshead is actually derived from "goat's headland."

Christians will recognize "Roman's road" as a euphemism for the "plan of salvation" and probably even the less astue of us will recognize "goat's head" as a sign of satan.

The Diana Memorial walkway is like an egg - as is the walkway of the Angel of the North.

The Angel of the South statue (the white horse) is near Ebbsfleet, which is "coincidentally," right near "Ramsgate."

Weird, huh?

2012, the white horse and the Angel of the South

The Angel of the South statue, built specifically for 2012, just outside of London

Just a coincidence the horse is 33 times larger than a real horse?

The 'Angel of the South' could be a euphemism for "fallen angel", couldn't it?

The Statue of Liberty is of course, Isis/Diana - or William's mother.  2012 and Diana seem to be forever linked.

Although he didn't, there were rumors that Prince William would arrive at Westminister Abbey/his wedding on a white horse

"Coincidentally," white horse figures on hills are common all over England.  Can't help but think of William Blake's Jerusalem poem whenever I see one of these horses.

Christ and the antichrist are both seen Biblically featured "coming to the rescue" on a white horse.

The Angel of the North statue, looks like a "contemporary angel" and is - guess what - 66 feet tall.