Whole load of headlines today, 13th December, regarding an article in the Mail on Sunday which declares that, according to secret information the newspaper has received, Prince William is to take over a substantial part of the Queen's duties and is in effect being "groomed" as a "Shadow King".
The timing of this "exclusive" could not be more appropriate, today being the anniversary of the signing of the European Treaty of Lisbon which, in my post Going back to our roots, I noted falls on St. Lucy's Day, the Scandinavian commencement of the Christmas season:
Lets go back to the beginning, the date, the 13th of December, Saint Lucy's, or Lucia's Day, still celebrated mainly in Scandinavia as a Church feast day, and the beginning of the Christmas season, given before the reformation of the Gregorian calendar in the 16th century it fell on the winter solstice, the shortest day and longest night of the year in the Northern Hemisphere.
and of St. Lucy, herself:
"here are traces of the legends of Saint Lucia even in the Nordic countries in the middle ages, and her day of remembrance is also December 13th (just like the Lussi). However, yet another name is relevant here, namely Lucifer. His name has the same etymological background (lux is– latin for ‘light’). Once he was an angel of light, then he was dethroned and became the Prince of Darkness. "
Prince of Darkness; Shadow King ?
cheers
Whilst on the subject of the 13th December, readers may be interested in my notes from last year, One for the pot on a Glorious 12th, (remember it was a leap year and the position of the Sun) which ties in well with my last post regarding the Lloyds takeover of Bank of Scotland and the birthing of the New World Order
The timing of this "exclusive" could not be more appropriate, today being the anniversary of the signing of the European Treaty of Lisbon which, in my post Going back to our roots, I noted falls on St. Lucy's Day, the Scandinavian commencement of the Christmas season:
Lets go back to the beginning, the date, the 13th of December, Saint Lucy's, or Lucia's Day, still celebrated mainly in Scandinavia as a Church feast day, and the beginning of the Christmas season, given before the reformation of the Gregorian calendar in the 16th century it fell on the winter solstice, the shortest day and longest night of the year in the Northern Hemisphere.
and of St. Lucy, herself:
"here are traces of the legends of Saint Lucia even in the Nordic countries in the middle ages, and her day of remembrance is also December 13th (just like the Lussi). However, yet another name is relevant here, namely Lucifer. His name has the same etymological background (lux is– latin for ‘light’). Once he was an angel of light, then he was dethroned and became the Prince of Darkness. "
Prince of Darkness; Shadow King ?
cheers
Whilst on the subject of the 13th December, readers may be interested in my notes from last year, One for the pot on a Glorious 12th, (remember it was a leap year and the position of the Sun) which ties in well with my last post regarding the Lloyds takeover of Bank of Scotland and the birthing of the New World Order
3 comments:
Nice work.
I was thinking along the same lines the other day. I also saved the picture you have (king in background) for I thought it verp appropriate.
I'm writing a rather long piece myself on Prince William, most of it bits and ideas taken from other sources but some my own. You can find it at:
http://11112012.blogspot.com/
http://www.kimmillerconcernedchristians.com/Unsealings/2300.pdf
spaceman, heres a page that complements your headline, and yr Orange investigations
the William mention reminded me--
obama was just near the netherlands in conjunction with unusual aerial phenomena
Beatrix (Be a tricks, triune feminine) is queen over (?) the underworld oops the netherlands, and her successor is the Prince of Orange, who would be King William
cheers, ray
Thanks, take anything you want. Checked your blog too, keep it up !
Ray, google wont let me into link.
cheers
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