Dennis & Gnasher

Union Jack faced Mel

Falkirk is a small town in Scotland, with around 35,000 inhabitants. 

22nd July was the alleged date of birth of Royal baby George, "Breivik's" Norwegian rampage, and the birthday of  Slip Away 2 boat located, alleged Boston bomber, Tsarnaev.

Way back in 1298, on 22/7, the Scottish army, under the leadership of Braveheart, William Wallace, were heavily defeated at the Battle of Falkirk by English forces. Wallace then resigned his position, to be replaced by Robert the Bruce, who, allegedly, received handers from the Knight's Templar at infamous Bannockburn. Not much is known about Wallace, although many myths appear to have birthed at the Royal Court of James 4th, via the tongue of an entertainer called Blind Harry.

Today, the media is full of a story regarding Scotland and the monarchy - post potential independence. The Scottish National Party - led by Alex Salmond - propose that the monarchy is kept, should independence be agreed, democratically, by referendum of the people. Indeed, Alex often joins Her Majesty at her ritual summer holiday in Balmoral.
 

Window Boxing

 However, Scottish Independence campaigner, chairman of the Yes Scotland contingent, Dennis Canavan , has today spoken out re the keeping of the monarchy should Yes prevail, stating that there should be another referendum on this specific issue, if Scotland "allegedly" "cuts her chains". BBC

Turncoat ?

Dennis used to be an Independent Member of the Scottish Parliament for Falkirk West.

When Dennis removed himself from office, he was replaced by Eric Joyce, who has been the Member of Parliament for Falkirk since 2005.

"Hard-man", Eric Joyce, is ex military.  He has recently become embroiled in a few scandals - schoolgirls, fighting, and drinking. He has served as chair of the National Fabian Society. He has resigned from the Labour Party - but still acts as a Member of Parliament, and thus collects the "wages". (wiki)

Fabian Society - wolf in sheep's clothing

Joyce's forthcoming vacant seat has aroused much interest and controversy, via trade unions and the Labour Party. The police were apparently called in to investigate.

Pharmakos Joyce, with police; shades of Animal Farm

cheers

Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee

Yesterday, the Duchess of York, Sarah Ferguson, hit out at certain sections of the media, accusing them of belittling her daughter (pictured above from Saturday) by claiming that she is overweight. We read from the BBC that:

In an interview with the BBC, Sarah Ferguson said her eldest daughter Beatrice was a fit and healthy size 10.

"The press has been absolutely outrageous, calling her such horrible names... I just think they ought to take more responsibility," she said.

"Her comment was 'will they be happy if I get anorexia because then they would write about that?'"

With the recent Diana inquest apportioning blame towards the media franchised paparazzi, and last years "falling out" between the Queen and the BBC - not to mention Prince Harry and his numerous social outings - how much longer before we see the popular media censored to a certain degree, with "our" full blessing. Maybe we will see a sacrifice first though.









World crown ?







cheers

For more on mind control and Project Monarch, please see here.

For the Duchess' new "reality" TV show, see Duchess joins benefit family.

Flying the Flag for Europe

We saw the birthing ceremony for the new Europe last December in Lisbon and I suggested in my post Going back to our roots that perhaps there was a hidden or occult "power" operating behind this new super-continent.

Yesterday Her Majesty the Queen visited Turkey for a state function - we read from the BBC :

On Tuesday evening she gave a speech prepared by the Foreign Office at the presidential palace.

"For us, Turkey is as important now as it has ever been," she said.

"Turkey is uniquely positioned as a bridge between East and West at a crucial time for the European Union and the world in general."

Britain is a strong supporter of Turkey's attempts to join the EU. The country became an official candidate in 1999 and entered formal accession negotiations in 2005. At the banquet, President Gul thanked Britain for backing Turkey's bid.

"The United Kingdom has become one of our most loyal supporters in Turkey's march toward membership of the European Union," he said. "We are grateful for this unwavering and permanent support."

And yet some would have you believe that our monarchy is against this New European Order ?



And he causeth all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and bond, to receive a mark in their right hand, or in their foreheads:




cheers