1) The Stone of Scone.
Only legend says where it came from and the stone has many legends surrounding it. It would be unethical to single out one and claim without research
that this is the truth. One way to confirm this would be to take a test sample of the stone and compare it to local stones from the British Isles and
those found in the Middle East.
The stone was returned to Sctoland some years ago amongst quite a lot of pomp and ceremony by the Scots
3) with reference to your earlier point then, it has a lot more than 12 stones set in it. 2,868 diamonds, 273 pearls, 17 sapphires, 11 emeralds, and
5 rubies.
I suppose if you take 5 rubies from 17 sapphires that would equal 12?
5) apart from being a stick held in the hand, the similarities end there. Heads are different, lengths are different, bases are different
6) If this is what youre on about, then Its not a whip
Its the gold trim and tassels of the robe
9) so youre not arguing that that they are from the 17th Century, but just for the fact that they look a bit alike!?
In that case...
Again, readers may notice the similarities
10) What has the settlement of the Danube have to do with Ireland/Scotland? None.
Please explain how the South Americans had a similar dress. Could it be that wearing a skirt is convenient as pointed out by MrPenny?
11) clicked the link, did a search. "Phrase not found"
19) Its descended from early Christian influences, which would include Judaism, which in turn would be influenced by Egyptian
This in iself does not mean a thing since the connection was with the British Royal family who have split from the Church in Rome since Henry VIII
could marry all the women he wanted to! (a bit more complex than that but will do for example purposes)
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21) The British Mint printed legal tender coins called the one true ring and the ring of power, on one side of the coin is Queen Elisabeth II on the
flip side is the ring for Lord of the Rings. These legal tender coins printed by the British Mint raised the disturbing question – who is the real
lord of the rings? The inscription on the ring reads – one ring to rule them all, one ring to find them, one ring to bring them all and in the
darkness of their ignorance bind them.
21) Please state your source. Never seen these coins and I live in England
www.centercoin.com...
Thats from New Zealand!
Yes it was printed at the Royal Mint, but so are a lot of other coins. The Royal Mint produces coins for many occasions and special ones to order.
This is hardly conspiracy material as its a company designed to make money in both senses of the word