Documenting from Scotland the rise of the One World King; the "masonic" Sun God.

Friday 27 April 2012

Muggers


Wednesday's BBC's, The Apprentice, presented a nod and  a wink to "our" future.

Money-mad Alan Sugar disturbed the 11 remaining contestants on their "day off", issuing them a task to set up a mobile restaurant although, unusually, this was not in London but rather up here, in Edinburgh.

The group, as usual, split into two different teams for the challenge, one named Phoenix, the other Sterling. Team Sterling won, with a £22 profit on their meatballs.


Curiously, Donald Trump, who act's out Sugar's role in the American version of the show was appearing himself on Wednesday, at the Scottish Parliament to discuss his grievances regarding wind farms - something Scotland is again a pioneer of; notwithstanding her "green-ness" in terms of the environment.


As I have noted before, and confess it may be nonsense, my philosophy is that once the global economy fails, somehow an independent Scotland and her new "sterling" (Royal Bank of Scotland ?) will be the backbone of a new, global currency. That's not forgetting the global-king, and the "Stone of Destiny".

cheers

Full story  @ Mail on line.


3 comments:

Anonymous said...

Brian,

See report from The Daily Telegraph today:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/earthnews/9234715/Wind-farms-can-cause-climate-change-finds-new-study.html

Hmmm, windfarms cause
'...a “significant warming trend” of up to 0.72C (1.37F) per decade....'

72(0)....two cycles; one discernible, t'other not.

137....the 33rd prime number.
The fine structure constant - numerological fine tuning available !

Anon2

aferrismoon said...

QBLH = 100+2+30+5 = 137.

cheers

Anonymous said...

Weight Loss Advantages Associated With The Utilization Of Top Hoodia Pills If they have no hunger, they may be severely reducing their food intake missing out on crucial vitamins, nutrients, and calories. The South African tribes used this plant for many years as it hid those hunger pains and soothed indigestion. 10,000 times the production of glucose at controlling your appetite It acts on the hunger center of the brain letting the body believe that sugar levels in the blood are high and that the stomach is ingesting food.