Well look at this the Queen's nurses belt buckle.

reply to post by Wide-Eyes

There's something very off with that nurse, despite the voodoo belt buckle...

She's looking through the pane of glass to her right...probably something caught her eye, security getting into position would be my guess.

Originally posted by Wide-Eyes
reply to post by mars1

 

There's something very off with that nurse, despite the voodoo belt buckle...

In what way? I think thats a bit of a stretch there just going on how she is looking in a split second pic.

She looks happier than many nurses i've seen in the past.

CX.

Poor Liz she is looking poorly
Get well soon love and get back to work

reply to post by MysterX

Pentagram So, it goes back a long way and has associations with many groups, including but not limited to pagans or masons. Besides, i thought it was common knowledge the Queen was head of UK freemasonry...or is that just me?

Yet here he we see these symbols side by side. Explain that away!

Terrible uniforms! I'm glad scrubs with comfy pants are used here. I feel for nurses having to be in a silly dress all day. Maybe that's what the bad mood is all about.

Originally posted by MysterX
reply to post by Wide-Eyes

 

There's something very off with that nurse, despite the voodoo belt buckle...

She's looking through the pane of glass to her right...probably something caught her eye, security getting into position would be my guess.

Do you mean to say that she has x-ray vision? She would pretty much have to as old Queeny Evil seems to be standing directly in her line of sight!

reply to post by ajay59


Well the pentagram does have links with freemasonry (I said that i think?), but also with Christianity, Pagans and more lately satanists...and a few other groups i could find too.

The masons don't have the monopoly on the pentagram, nor do the satanists.

As far as the uniform goes, it's a private hospital, so as has been said, it's probably the dress code of the place.

A probable link to the mason's belt buckle is that the hospital was founded in the late 19th century as a hospital for wounded soldiers of the boer war, and has extensive ties to the British Royal Family since it's inception.

Hospital Info

The hospital was founded in 1899 by Agnes Keyser, a mistress of the then Prince of Wales – soon to be King Edward VII, as a hospital for sick and wounded officers returning from the Boer war.

Its close links with the military, once revealed in its "hospital for officers" tag, survive, and grants programmes are open to "all uninsured serving and ex-service personnel and their spouses, ex-spouses and widow(er)s".

Subsidies through its charity cover up to 100% of the fees.

So, the place caters for wounded servicemen and the bill is paid by charities...hardly satanic.

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When I first went to work in care I was so miffed that our Nurses didn't wear them, Heck I find them dead sexy

Originally posted by Exitt
Can people from Britain explain the blue uniform? Is it a normal uniform, i guess she is the head of that department?
Now that my attention is drawn to the belt, it seems such an unusual nurse outfit.

In some hospital's I suppose they do but the one my misses wears is white with little blue lines in it and blue trousers.
Then again this is not a hospital for the normal peeps you won't see a nurse with a buckle like that unless your a special person
The hospital www.kingedwardvii.co.uk...

Thanks

Originally posted by ajay59

Originally posted by MysterX
reply to post by Wide-Eyes

 

There's something very off with that nurse, despite the voodoo belt buckle...

She's looking through the pane of glass to her right...probably something caught her eye, security getting into position would be my guess.

Do you mean to say that she has x-ray vision? She would pretty much have to as old Queeny Evil seems to be standing directly in her line of sight!

Nah...look carefully.

She is looking ever so slightly to the right (as she would be looking) of the 'Please close the door' sign in the center of the rectangular pane of glass in the door.

Originally posted by mars1
Just seen this on another site.

Just look at the Queen's nurses belt buckle.
Link.www.dailymail.co.uk...

They are not hiding it anymore now so what do you think

Freemason symbol and a pentagram like i said whats your thoughts on this.
Edit to add image.

Thanks

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Are you for blooming serious !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
In the 80s and 90s [ and probably back to the 1800s] English nurses earned their hospital belt / buckle.. they had an exam called a hospital exam which was a local set exam before they took their registered nurse exams [ usually about 3 months before]

If they passed their ' hospitals' they were then able to wear the training hospital buckle, which was usually silver.

Some hospitals like the one this one might represent could have been a masonic hospital - yes the mason's did historically run some hospitals in England.

Guys. Thomas', Charing Cross. Barts - all had specific buckles.

No conspiracy here apart from in your 'ead !!
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