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reply posted on 28-10-2007 @ 05:23 PM by Malichai
Ready - Fire - Aim

There are two rules of war.

1. Know your enemy
2. Defend first

What better way is there to do both at the same time than to become your enemy?

Napoleon

en.wikipedia.org...

www.historyfiles.co.uk...

Raised through the ranks before being trained at Catti Castle, home of Fairy Tales.

en.wikipedia.org...

Before doing his work. Then taken away.

So, who was it that captured Napoleon, rowed from ship to ship to avoid a court subpoena, and rejected Napoleons final appeal?

The same one who captured entire fleets without firing a shot and won more prize money than any other Admiral.

Lord Admiral George Keith Elphinstone, Viscount Keith of Elphinstone

www.worldroots.com...

Second wife, Hester Maria Thrale (Queeney)
www.thrale.com...

Finally burried in Keith Mausoleum.



www.brookwoodcemetery.com...


reply posted on 28-10-2007 @ 07:44 PM by Malichai
Kilwinning

Masonic Lodge Number Zero

www.kilwinning.org...

www.kilwinning.org...



Here is where Masonry was established in Scotland, the center of the Compass.



website.lineone.net...

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reply posted on 29-10-2007 @ 12:04 AM by Malichai
reply to post by HowlrunnerIV



I'm sorry that its not what you expected. If you don't like the format, move on.

Its part of the content. But, I don't expect you to understand, yet.

I thought that posts attacking the person, while ignoring the content, were against the terms here...


reply posted on 29-10-2007 @ 03:14 AM by HowlrunnerIV
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Read again, it's not the research, it's the presentation.

The title got me. The references to the Jacobites got me. Somewhere in amongst the random blasts of info I could discern some interesting facts which promised to tell an interesting story, which would give an even more interesting discussion.

But right now it's like Stanley mapping Africa, listening to the locals describe in vague terms what might be up ahead.

We jump from 17th Century Scotland to 20th Century Palestine like the TARDIS with a short-circuit...

Where's the roadmap?



reply posted on 29-10-2007 @ 05:00 AM by Malichai
reply to post by HowlrunnerIV



Did you miss the part where I said that the format is important, and that I am not done yet?

Then let me say it again.

The format is part of the content.

And, I am not done yet.

I know, you want it all laid out in a neat order like a Grim fairy tail.

TOUGH!


reply posted on 29-10-2007 @ 04:34 PM by Malichai
I don't have all of the answers. My information is incomplete. But, I do have a few keys.

I saw the show and should have expected as much. They only showed a few of the plates, but the backgrounds were very enlightening...

www.crystalinks.com...

You know Crystal links, right? Some of the plates are posted there as the author was part of the program. I'd like to see all of them, but it may be a little while before they're all out on the web.

Plate 54



Keith Crest



The symbol under the 10 point buck here and in the coloring book is a stylized FORK [Trident], like the ones the priests used to take their offering meat.


reply posted on 29-10-2007 @ 06:43 PM by Malichai
Saint Helena

The woman behind the man who created the Christian Bible.

It is in the life of Tiboen or Helena the eldest, that we have much of interest to relate. She was educated and fitted by her father to succeed him. Beautiful and brilliant though she was, she was destined to be the storm center and target for political attack much of her life; and as such, to be the victim later of the pens of more than seventy historians, most of whom, apparently, failed to see the source of the attacks made upon her, or the reason for them. So clearly do these facts stand out before the unbiased reader of today, that one marvels at the thinness of the mists which were permitted to obscure them at all.

Concerning the much disputed point as to where Helena was born and who her parents were, the principal and vital evidence regarding her birth is to be found in the "Colchester Chronicle," preserved in that city. According to that document she was born in Colchester about 242 A.D., four years after her father became King. This testimony is universally confirmed by British historians, as well as many others, too.

Helen in childhood was known by several names; the British name was Tiboen, and her surname was Lueddog. The noble name of Flavia was given to her upon her marriage to Constantius, the descendant of Vespasian, who derived it from the Emperor through his great-uncle, Claudius Gothicus.

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freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com...


Christianity did not come out from Rome and go around the world. It came from Britain, invading Rome.


reply posted on 29-10-2007 @ 10:19 PM by Malichai



reply posted on 30-10-2007 @ 12:30 PM by Malichai
The pictures in the coloring book are all stylized versions of ancient Hitto-Phoenician symbols and art.



Here you see the Swastika of Resurrecting Sun transfixing the Serpent of Death



The night sun and the day sun are both winged disks, but they are not alike.



www.jrbooksonline.com...

Through it all you see the same or similar symbols repeated.

And they all point to the Grand Cross following eclipses. There is one place that I can agree with the TV show.



Signs are always important. Beatrice Fiori is Ares and Prince William is Gemini.

Ares is the ram, or goat. Gemini is the Twins, or two towers.

The tops of the watercolors are the sky, the middle is events, and the bottom is bloodline relationships.
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