Pan - damonium

Back on the 19th July we noted the controversy over the State sponsored Sabbath sailing of the ferry from Stornoway on the Isle of Lewis to the Scottish mainland, in particular with reference to the lewis aspect in connection with freemasonry. (See awkward customers).

In many recent posts we have touched on the unseasonal weather being experienced, specifically lightning strikes, and last night Stornoway had it's turn, with a twister hitting the island, damaging houses and turning over a motor vehicle. From the BBC, Mini tornado wreaks havoc on isle:

Most of the affected homes were in James Street and the Garden Road area, where a number of cars were also damaged.

Lightning also caused power to be lost across the town after residents reported hearing a 10-second blast.

BBC Stornoway reporter Norman Campbell said the tornado appeared to travel from the ferry terminal area, up Matheson Road to the Goathill area.

Readers with a knowledge of freemasonry and indeed their Knights Templar (and beyond) forerunners will know their preoccupation with goat worship, in terms of Pan/ Baphomet/Dionysus, a preoccupation we have highlighted in many previous posts

(for example here), whilst the twister resonates Dorothy and her expedition to Oz - we noted the parallels between the latter and the Beijing London Olympic 2012 handover in the post things are not always as they seem which starred Leona Lewis, amongst others.

cheers


Note: Matheson - as in the route of the tornado - means "son of the bear"
bottom image is the King from the Lewis chessmen.

wikipedia Isle of Lewis.