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Oh, Oh, All right man. Welcome to the introduction for Crow Triple 7 radio episode

98 Jason Lingren's with me and we're going to be talking about basically

equinoxes and we're going to tie in the lunar wave.

I didn't want to put this episode out so early but we've gotten equinox coming up here in March for me in

Rhode Island. It appears that it will actually be on March 17.

The reported date is the 20th.

As we get into the episode,

you'll begin to see what we think we've uncovered.

The reason I said I didn't want to put it out so early

is we're still digging through dates and data

and trying to confirm that what we believe we have found is correct that equinoxes are always

misreported. Now to be clear we've known for quite some time that the given date of

an equinox is misreported because you simply can't pick a date to state that it's

the equinox today because the observer will see sunrise and sunset at a different time

as an example of this so one catch all time or date isn't really

accurate but what we've actually found is that on the reported dates there is no

equal day and night all the way back through the oldest sources we can see through all the work Jason and I have

done with the Vatican or any other number of secret societies encoding the equinoxes. One thing is true. There are two equinoxes, one thing is true.

There are two equinoxes in a year, one in the spring, one in the fall,

and they are marked by equal day and night.

There are other definitions that come along with them like the sun

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