THE RAPE OF EUROPA

The impression of the Goddess riding atop a large Bull on the Euro Currency is actually an ancient Greek symbol based upon the story of the Goddess Europa, who was enticed and raped on a beach by the all mighty deity Zeus, who was in this story symbolised as a Bull.

Symbolically the rape of Europe is being thrown in our faces and to us, the ignorant masses this may mean very little, but it means everything to those who are carrying out such agendas, and know the symbolism and its importance.

This image has also appeared over the last few decades on other coins and bank notes: -

This British stamp from 1984 to commemorate the second european elections.

In front of the European Council in Brussels Belgium, a sculpture which stands as the main feature portrays the 'Rape of Europa'.  This again symbolises the modern day 'rape' of Europe (whether intended or not).

And as if that is not as in your face as it gets, a nearby shopping mall has a similar monument in its center...

...and is surrounded by nearby shops which symbolise the same story.

And the beach in the story of the 'Rape of Europa'.

And even more symbolism can be found on.... 

	this German Telephone Card...
...this painting on the 'Berlin Wall'...

...and this painting in an Airport Lounge in Brussels.

If you have any further reference to 'the rape of Europa' symbolism used in such a manner, please let us know.  Credit will be given if desired.