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Cobblers ?

Artists impression.

My last post concerned Cardinal O' Brien and his praying over St. Andrew's bones with the Pope in 2010, just after the Pontiff had, unprecedentedly, met the Supreme Governor of the Church of England, HM the Queen, at Holyrood Palace in Edinburgh.

Previous posts to that have recently centred around some sort of occult worship to William of Orange.

Today's Edinburgh Evening News headline - Royal Mile revamp: Plan for orange cobbles. It appears from the story that plans are afoot to reinstate orange cobbles to the historic street, which links Holyrood Palace to Edinburgh Castle, the latter the home of the alleged Stone of Destiny and the franchised solitary ice-cream van, registration WMS 666 T.


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Note - Gods of Eden explains more of William 3rd (of Orange), where he came from, and his input into the banking system we see now.

Cardinal sins

The media today is full of Scotland's "top Catholic", Cardinal O'Brien, given allegations of  "brown pipe engineering" laid against him. (here)

It was the same cardinal who met the soon-to retire Pope for lunch, back on 16th September 2010, straight after the Pontiff's unprecedented and historic meeting with HM the Queen, at Holyrood Palace in Edinburgh - the one that sits in the shadow of city-centre extinct volcano, Arthur's Seat.

Just prior to that momentous occasion, a pair of bones allegedly from St. Andrew were taken, in secret, apparently due to "security reasons", from St Mary's Cathedral to Morningside in Edinburgh in order that the Pope and cardinal could pray before the relics at 13.00 hours. (here)

I wrote about "Christianity" bringer, St. Andrew, just last November, given the flying of "his"  X flag at 10 Downing Street, the stained glass window at Innerwick, Glen Lyon, the Glencoe /Jimmy Savile angle, and Kate Middleton's return to her old school, St. Andrew's in Pangbourne, just prior to her pregnancy announcement.  (Using one's loaf)

Maybe that Pope/Queen meeting was indeed an occult ritual as I suggested then; for sure the Catholic church seems to be crumbling.

Note Templar crosses, fish and X's

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You can't make an omelette without cracking an egg

Yesterday, 22nd Feb 2013, the United Kingdom lost it's cherished AAA "credit rating", and is now downgraded to Aa1. (here)

Exactly 3 years ago, on 22nd Feb 2010, Prince William appeared on the front page of Hello magazine, issue number 1111 (eleven eleven).

The two matters are connected, other than by date. Watch this space...

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Brown pipe engineering

Didn't really want to write much more about  Jimmy Savile, it was all getting a bit tedious.

Yet today, a BBC story popped up. It regarded Jeremy Paxman, someone who touched me very recently in regard to his reported tirade against a student whilst hosting the TV programme, University Challenge. Apparently the student's faux pas was to give the wrong answer to a question regarding England and Protestantism; giving the answer William 1st instead of William 3rd (of Orange). Paxman, verbally, threw him about like a rag-doll; which is nothing new on the show, thus I could not quite fathom why it was so heavily reported. 

In my post regarding it - Universally Challenged - I conjectured that it may have had something to do with the Glencoe massacre, given it's imminent anniversary and that the MacDonald culling was a blood sacrifice to the new joint monarchs of the "new" U.K - William and Mary (Stuart|). I also stepped into the twilight numerology of the digits 11 11, eleven eleven. Anyway, they sang Psalm 121 at the remembrance service at Glencoe on 13th February for the unfortunate MacDonalds, 121 being 11 x 11.

Which brings  me to  Savile - he owned a cottage at Glencoe. Today's BBC headline  : Savile rumours were "common gossip". The first paragraph states:

"Jeremy Paxman told a BBC inquiry into Newsnight's axed Jimmy Savile investigation that it was "common gossip" the DJ liked "young" people.

The Newsnight presenter said it was assumed they were girls, but he did not know "whether it was girls or boys".

The above link has a link itself  to the Pollard Review (PDF) - an  investigation into why Newsnight (a TV programme which Paxman often hosts) dropped it's posthumous "probe"into Savile's sexual abuse.

On page 111 of the PDF (as linked), paragraph 36, in respect of a TV show to be made in recognition of Savile it  notes " A budget was agreed and it was decided that the programme should be broadcast nationally on BBC One on 11/11/11, two days after Savile's funeral.".

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Deceptive appearances ?

Recent posts have noted an ongoing subliminal William of Orange ritual, given Paxman, the Glencoe massacre, and Jay-Z's forthcoming appearance in London on 12th July.

 

It's shameful yes, but we won't apologise

Image above, David Cameron in India today, allegedly paying respect to massacre victims from 1919. (BBC)

Image below, "Orangemen":

From my 2011 post, Segmental, re Lady Gaga:

444 years ago yesterday, 15th May 1567, Mary, Queen of Scots (MQOS), married James Hepburn, 4th Earl of Bothwell in a Protestant ceremony... she was imprisoned at Carlisle before being found guilty of treason in a court involving "about 40 noblemen", then beheaded...Also yesterday, Lady Gaga appeared at BBC Radio 1's Big Weekend. It was held in Carlisle. She arrived on stage via a coffin, and wore a black PVC prosthetic pregnant stomach. She dedicated the jazz track, Orange Colored Sky, to Kate and William. Her show ended with a song called Judas.

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Divide and Conquer

Jay Z with "masonic" stage-show

 Rapper Jay-Z was prominent at the London Paralympic closing ceremony, I touched on it here, along with Gaga, Winehouse and Andy Murray in relation to some sort of  wine fuelled Dionysus worship.

Today The BBC reports of how the megastar is due to return to London this summer to play a headline concert at London's Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. The date is 12th July, a date synonymous with William of Orange, given the (alleged) Battle of the Boyne.

William of Orange seems prominent, I noted the "coincidence" between Jeremy Paxman and the Glencoe Massacre anniversary just a couple of posts ago - Universally challenged.

Remember, Protestant William married Mary Stuart, from a line of catholics.

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wiki - Battle of the Boyne.