6 urns and 1 urn

Previously, we saw 6 urns at the Super Bowl halftime show:

The 6 urns seemed to represent 6 days until Whitney Houston passed away.

The one urn in the previous post, was representing the ashes of Kim Jong Il (yes, I know it wasn't really his ashes but that's what it represents, nonethless.)

The sprinkling of the ashes of Kim Jong-Il represents his "rebirth" on a red carpet.

Recall that Kim Jong-Un has been represented twice with red water (check this post from February 17, 2012) both times, poisonous.

The red carpet represents another "red water" and sprinkling of ashes represents a "rebirth" to the dead.

The one urn could represent a passage of one full day (the Super Bowl urns seem to imply a passage of 6 days.)

A rebirth of Kim Jung-Il could easily be represented in his son, Kim Jong-Un and Monday night seems like it would be the time, if things are being represented correctly.

Might North Korea make a sudden military move?  They have been in the news the past week or so again, threatening South Korea.

Urn

For the second time this month, an urn makes a national TV appearance this time at the Oscar awards.

The Whitney umbrella

Acceleration blog friend "Deckard" has come up with what appears to be a startling revelation:

Firstly, when the procession brought out Madonna for the Super Bowl:

The women out front carry 6 green pots; these could be urns.  When I looked up "urn" on Google Images, here are 3 of the pictures that came back:

Whether or not they are urns seems to be insignificant - what is significant is there are six women carrying these pots.

Now, check out this pose done by Madonna on her "throne" (she did this same pose twice):

She seems to be making the audience aware of the "A" (although it doesn't look like an "A") of the MDNA that is on the back of her chair.

The entire symbol looks like this:

The "A" is irregular (or at least, you can easily make out the other letters.)

So, can the MDNA "A" actually be something else?  Like, perhaps, a "Whitney Umbrella?"  Now until Deckard mentioned "Whitney umbrella" I had never heard of such a thing.  But according to Wikipedia:

The halftime of the Super Bowl was February 5th...

Add six days for 6 urns:

And you come up with February 11th - the same day Whitney Houston died.

Now you begin to wonder if the Super Bowl halftime show wasn't some sort of sacrifice ritual?