Kate, inspired by the hermetic 14th century Madonna and Child , to be displayed in London in September. Created by street artist, Pegasus. (mail on line) |
Last week was week 33 of the year.
Monday saw Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, "resurrect" in Edinburgh after his alleged medical-induced hiatus. He was handing out medals on behalf of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, a scientific establishment founded during the "Enlightenment" by Colin MacLaurin, a respected mathematician, who made inroads within the fields of geometry and algebra. Afterwards he was due to head for Balmoral, to catch up with the Queen. (BBC)
On Tuesday it was reported that Americans have been "brainwashed", en masse, into voting for Obama by the Edinburgh "born", Harry Potter series of novels. So says a "political science professor", Anthony Gierzynski, of Vermont University. (here)
On Friday we learned that the "secretive" 33 loving freemasons intend to hire a "youth ambassador to dispel the myth that they are white haired old gentlemen in tweed jackets". The mail on line article also references "conspiracy theorists", who apparently blame the organisation for major world events although it does not state any specifics, in terms of both conspiracy theories and major world events.
On Sunday we learned that military-minded Prince Harry is irritated that his "mother's" landmine, Halo Charity, is not receiving the assistance he believes it deserves from some of the (again unspecified) nations which provided/sold the limb maiming booby traps. The charity is Scottish - Dumfriesshire-based, rather like the freemason's Mother Lodge O, in Kilwinning. Halo was founded on 9/3/88 (BBC)
On Sunday too, we read that Commonwealth Games secretary general, Kamalesh Sharma, is impressed by Glasgow's preparations for the 11 day event. The torch design, which includes the Queen's secret message, was revealed on Friday past. (BBC)
Subliminal square. G for Glasgow. God, Geometry, Gnosis have been suggested as the reason for the "masonic" G.? Masonic Lodge of Education |
When Diana died, the Royals were at Balmoral, and it is maybe coincidental that again on Sunday we saw images of a tweed attired, white haired Prince Philip, at Balmoral, in the company of the Queen.
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