Washington D.C is NOT America's "Capital"

Warning:
The post you're about to read is going to blow your mind, so prepare yourself for the cognitive dissonance to hit you hard upside your head! Not in a literal sense, of course, but you may reject this information on the grounds that you disagree with it as it goes against everything you have ever been taught.

Now, I've gotten my disclaimer out of the way so we can begin with the truth.
Normally, I'm not one for the semantics of word games but what I've learned over the last 10 years has caused me to pay strict attention to words, how they are spelled, whether or not they're capitalized, and the surrounding context that they are used in. So I'll begin by laying out a couple of definitions, all of which are derived from the Webster's 1828 dictionary. Webster's 1828 is the definitive source when you need clarification on the English being used at the founding of America.
The first word is capital with an "a" as the ultimate vowel.

So in the context that I am referring to, will be focused on the second article of the definition. A capital city being of the principal importance, first, or the head. In Latin, caput is head, and is the etymology of root of the word.

All of the 50 states, with a lowercase "c", have a state capital. If you grew up in America you had to learn them at some point during your 13 year indoctrination, whether it was in social studies class, geography, or history. I inhabit the state of Florida and Florida's capital is Tallahassee.
The state capitals, respectively, are also where the seat of government is for that state. One might think I'm being very elementary here but hopefully you'll see where I'm going with this.
In each of those 50 state capitals, there is a legislative branch, an executive branch, and a judicial branch. State governments are set up the same way as the federal government as far as the three branches of government.
Also, each one of 50 states have a capitol building with an "o" as the ultimate vowel.

So why the spelling difference if the word sounds the same when phonetically spoken but spelled differently when written down on paper??

Here is a pertinent detail that they do not teach you during your indoctrination. The primary definition of Capitol is a building dedicated to a pagan god, more specifically, the Roman god Jupiter.
In Rome, his temple was also erected on the highest one of seven hills in Rome, named Capitolinus.
Guess what other city has seven hills just like Rome?? Hey, what's the name of the Hill where the Capitol Building sits? Washington DC is the modern-day Rome incarnate.
The original name for Washington DC was Rpme Maryland! The land known today as the District of Columbia bore the name ‘Rome’ in 1663 property records; and the branch of the Potomac River that bordered ‘Rome’ on the south was called ‘Tiber.”
In our public school indoctrination, we are told that two states, Virginia and Maryland, donated the land that was to become Washington DC. That we are not told, are the individuals who donated it. A state is an inanimate body, it cannot give anyone anything. There has to be a human being behind the action. One of those men was named John Carroll, who was a Jesuit missionary and also the founder of Georgetown University. If you didn't know, Georgetown University is in Washington DC...
John Carroll was also instrumental in the founding of the Maryland colony along with another Jesuit land Andrew White, whom the White House is named after. It's not called the White House because it's painted the color white! Remember, there is Duality in everything, so there is always a hidden reason behind things to go along with the common explanation. In other words, it's easy to deceive the common people and disguise your true intentions if you have a common explanation that sounds logical and make sense. Here is a link for your further reading pleasure.

http://www.theeventchronicle.com/study/revisionist-history-jesuits-founded-america-told-victors/

I want to backtrack for just a few minutes and talk about the Capitol building. On the top of the capitol rotunda is a statue of the goddess Persephone. Now for those of you who don't know your Greek mythology, Persephone was the wife of Hades, who was kidnapped and take him to the underworld. Persephone is also the name for the Roman goddess Columbia, which is where the district gets its name. It's not named after Christopher Columbus folks...lol
Columbus and Columbia are two different words. In yesterday's post, I left a link to a video my Jaime over at aplanetruth.Info
I'll post that again here, as it covers in depth the history of the founding of DC.

Washington DC is not part of America folks, stop calling it our nation's capital. It's the world military headquarters for the New World Order under the rule of Vatican Jesuits. Or else why would American presidents kiss the Pope's ring?
It ain't because they think he's a cool dude...

Get off your knees Americans and get your heads in the game