The Kingmaker Plot, page 5
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reply posted on 4-11-2007 @ 12:22 AM by Malichai
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I know, its a long story. I tried telling you before.

Yes, thats a real hole in the mans hand.

At least, it looks like one, who gave him an erasor?


reply posted on 4-11-2007 @ 12:26 AM by Malichai
The problems began when the first said "Ahh..haa.."



reply posted on 6-1-2008 @ 01:06 PM by Malichai
Some laugh, and walk, or maybe dance in circles having such great fun while the few seek the path of truth and never find it because they are walking with open eyes in shoes stamped on the wrong feet so they cannot close their eyes and see all with the enlightenment that comes from within rather than from the burning eye above that illuminates all written by the pen, and sealed with the stamp from the seat of power in our castle, BUT there are ones who are old, but wise who can sit on sharp rocks while casting shadows on no men and listen to their shoe while it is on the wrong foot to whispers quieter than any butterfly can hear and see the words of the future before they are written, and all of those old men sitting on sharp rocks, not casting shadows on any men have the greatest power in the world because they can place the stamp of TRUTH on the book that has yet to be written by only stepping on it with their dusty old shoe while walking among men while casting no shadows from the light for they all walk with ALL eyes open as they smile and say thank you without even lifting the pen because it grew from the finger at a young age and is just now becoming ripe.


....and let it be reminded the hidden Karrs ride without oil, and need no light;;; neither horseman even if it wear shoes.....

And none can see where when they silently wait for me to say, OR NOT!

The hidden hand is my own and it is wielded whether or not for I saw before any thought to seek out shoes for hard stones, and sharp rocks seek out bare feet, and little ones should not cross the street where there just might even be a silent dark Karr riding night and day, if or not;;;for you look with big closed eyes at what can't be seen because it is only a word from long ago that is sealed in truth.

Please tell me how old you were when your finger first grew.

Did any others were shoes and bear a pencil in the pen under a gentle grasp....while none with shoes were walking to sing a tiny little song to each that was sweeter than all others just by drawing in the sand with a little finger where children who would grow up in tallshoes wore no shoes.....

and know eye watched??


reply posted on 28-5-2008 @ 08:41 AM by Anonymous ATS
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Mr. Keith

Sounds like you come with your own special gifts of SIGHT. I too am a Keith and have led an interesting life of special INSIGHT, as has my father and his before him.

So, do the family Keith all have such gifts of SIGHT?

MS Keith, a woman yet


reply posted on 7-11-2008 @ 02:55 AM by Anonymous ATS
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I realize this thread is a bit old now, but James Francis Edward Keith really was the all the things the original poster is laying out... minus world dominator (well, who knows I guess anything is possible). Actually, I'm a direct descendant who has a decent collection of books, letters, and other "artifacts." The guys was a Jacobite rebeller, and the second son of Scotland's highest ranking noble family. He left Scotland at 19 and eventually made his way into the council of rulers because of his military skills. The world was "smaller" then and kings knew kings. As the saying goes, it's not what you know but who, and in this case james had the corner market on both knowledge and connection. He was the governor of Berlin as well at one time. In his relatively short life he lead many armies in many countries and settled in the service of Frederic the Great who not only counted him a close friend, but mourned his loss. In a letter from Frederick to James's brother George he expresses his deep sadness. He then comemorated James every year and eventually one of the military units was named after him. anyway, yes, he was busy...I don't know if he was necessarily involved in trying to take over the world though. However, in the spirit of fun, I will throw another log on the fire...the Keiths, along with the Sinclairs and many other Scottish notibles gained their titles from Banockburn, which some say was won because of the help of dispersed Knights Templars.


reply posted on 2-3-2009 @ 07:14 AM by Anonymous ATS
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I am also a professional historian and a Keith. What you are not aware of is that there is documentation within the clan that provides evidence for many things claimed. You are aware of James, but there is so much more. I have seen Keith history books in Scotland that date back to 1000AD.
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