We read today, well after the event, of how heroic Prince William apparently flew a helicopter which rescued a damsel in distress from Mount Snowdon, the highest mountain in Wales.
Why this is newsworthy you may well ask, given that the adventure took place on 10/5/10 and indeed that young Wills is currently training to be a search and rescue pilot based in the Land of the Dragon.
Well, the young lady with the broken ankle was on a charity climb, raising £1,000 for army regiment, The Rifles - who her boyfriend fought with before tragically being killed in action earlier this year in Afghanistan. That, along with the future King angle, may well be enough to justify headlines for such a trivial matter although perhaps her name, Ruby Lawrence, gives further insight into the circumstances.
James Shelby Downard, in his remarkable King-Kill/33: Masonic Symbolism in the Assassination of John F Kennedy, tells more of the significance of the name Ruby to those of a Zionist / Luciferian persuasion:
On December 20, 1947, Jacob Rubinstein changed his name to Jack L. Ruby by decree of the 68th Judicial Court of Dallas, Texas. The etymology of the term "Ruby": (French) rubis; (Spanish) rubi; (Latin) rubinus, carbuncle.
ln old law books it was once the practice to print some of the titles of the statutes in red and these were termed rubrics or a ruby and hence any fixed, formulated or authoritative injunction of duty was apt to be designated as being a rubric or ruby.
As a rubinus or carbuncle Ruby is associated with the "Breastplate of Judgment" used by the Chosen Mispet (High Priests) of Jewish sorcery, enabling them to receive "divine" answers regarding the welfare of Judaism; some interpretations claim that the "Breastplate of Judgment" manifested the immediate presence of Jehovah and was also worn by Masons in Royal Arch chapters.
This "breastplate [which] contained twelve stones" each symbolized one of the twelve tribes of Israel. The carbuncle or ruby was connected to the tribe of Judah (Nohpech).
The term "Jack Ruby" was once used by pawnbrokers to indicated a fake ruby.
In iconography a ruby or carbuncle symbolizes blood, suffering and death.
One should also note the significance of (Jack) Ruby's killing (destroying) of "Ozwald" in reference to the "Ruby Slippers" of The Wizard of Oz which one may deride as a fairy tale but which nevertheless symbolizes the immense power of "ruby light," otherwise known as the laser.
When this 32nd degree line is traced a little distance farther west, into Arizona, it crosses an old trail which meandered north of what is now another ghost town but which at one time was called the town of "Ruby." Part of the old winding trail became known as the "Ruby Road." The town of Ruby acquired its name officially on April 11, 1912, and was notorious for many brutal murders which had ritual aspects. Four of these homicides occurred in a store attached to the post office which had been erected over the grave of a Catholic priest.
Resonating further with the above are my theories on the Wizard of Oz / Beijing Olympic handover ceremony, the cornerstone being that the 2012 London Olympics pay an important part in the rise of William as global god-king. (See Things are not always as they seem)
Moving on to the surname of the accident victim, Lawrence, it's etymology relates directly back to the laurel tree and thus, given the circumstances here, to the laurel wreath, a sign of victory amongst other things. Numerous examples of this symbol exist, United Nations for example, the example pictured below is the back badge of the British Rifles regiment and one I have posted before recently in connection with Arthur's Seat, Holyrood and Edinburgh.
Why this is newsworthy you may well ask, given that the adventure took place on 10/5/10 and indeed that young Wills is currently training to be a search and rescue pilot based in the Land of the Dragon.
Well, the young lady with the broken ankle was on a charity climb, raising £1,000 for army regiment, The Rifles - who her boyfriend fought with before tragically being killed in action earlier this year in Afghanistan. That, along with the future King angle, may well be enough to justify headlines for such a trivial matter although perhaps her name, Ruby Lawrence, gives further insight into the circumstances.
James Shelby Downard, in his remarkable King-Kill/33: Masonic Symbolism in the Assassination of John F Kennedy, tells more of the significance of the name Ruby to those of a Zionist / Luciferian persuasion:
On December 20, 1947, Jacob Rubinstein changed his name to Jack L. Ruby by decree of the 68th Judicial Court of Dallas, Texas. The etymology of the term "Ruby": (French) rubis; (Spanish) rubi; (Latin) rubinus, carbuncle.
ln old law books it was once the practice to print some of the titles of the statutes in red and these were termed rubrics or a ruby and hence any fixed, formulated or authoritative injunction of duty was apt to be designated as being a rubric or ruby.
As a rubinus or carbuncle Ruby is associated with the "Breastplate of Judgment" used by the Chosen Mispet (High Priests) of Jewish sorcery, enabling them to receive "divine" answers regarding the welfare of Judaism; some interpretations claim that the "Breastplate of Judgment" manifested the immediate presence of Jehovah and was also worn by Masons in Royal Arch chapters.
This "breastplate [which] contained twelve stones" each symbolized one of the twelve tribes of Israel. The carbuncle or ruby was connected to the tribe of Judah (Nohpech).
The term "Jack Ruby" was once used by pawnbrokers to indicated a fake ruby.
In iconography a ruby or carbuncle symbolizes blood, suffering and death.
One should also note the significance of (Jack) Ruby's killing (destroying) of "Ozwald" in reference to the "Ruby Slippers" of The Wizard of Oz which one may deride as a fairy tale but which nevertheless symbolizes the immense power of "ruby light," otherwise known as the laser.
When this 32nd degree line is traced a little distance farther west, into Arizona, it crosses an old trail which meandered north of what is now another ghost town but which at one time was called the town of "Ruby." Part of the old winding trail became known as the "Ruby Road." The town of Ruby acquired its name officially on April 11, 1912, and was notorious for many brutal murders which had ritual aspects. Four of these homicides occurred in a store attached to the post office which had been erected over the grave of a Catholic priest.
Resonating further with the above are my theories on the Wizard of Oz / Beijing Olympic handover ceremony, the cornerstone being that the 2012 London Olympics pay an important part in the rise of William as global god-king. (See Things are not always as they seem)
Moving on to the surname of the accident victim, Lawrence, it's etymology relates directly back to the laurel tree and thus, given the circumstances here, to the laurel wreath, a sign of victory amongst other things. Numerous examples of this symbol exist, United Nations for example, the example pictured below is the back badge of the British Rifles regiment and one I have posted before recently in connection with Arthur's Seat, Holyrood and Edinburgh.
cheers
Note: Slightly off topic here, note the date from Downard re the official naming of the town Ruby, 11th April. I have posted about it previously, the date William got his wings - the date the stolen from Westminster Abbey on Christmas Day, Stone of Destin,y was anonymously returned to Arbroath Abbey - the date of a, again anonymous, letter to Lord Cullen, alleging freemasonic involvement in the Dunblane massacre, and the date the gymnasium, scene of the latter carnage, was demolished. Also the date of crowning of William of Orange and Queen Mary as joint sovereigns. See my post from July 2008 -Diverting a discourse - a ruse )
William rescue story.
wiki - The Rifles.
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