Picking the bones

Rolling in nicely with recent posts - thinking Glencoe massacre, thinking G20 summit, thinking global King, thinking James Shelby Downard's JFK Killing of the King ritual - is the story from today regarding a Glaswegian, Robert McDonald, aged 60, who was arrested on Sunday at John F Kennedy airport, en route Las Vegas from Rome, after attempting to leave the aeroplane through the emergency exit.

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Peso-mystic

The Mexican President, Felipe Calderon, today began a four day visit to the UK with a ceremonial welcome by the Queen.

As is the norm, gifts were exchanged between the parties, with Mr. Calderon receiving a first edition leather bound copy of George Orwell's 1984 from Her Majesty.

He also met Prime Minister, Gordon Brown, prior to the global reformation G20 summit as we note from the BBC :

At a press conference Mr Brown said: "The success of emerging economies is the key to all our future prosperity."

Mr Calderon said Mexico was "convinced global problems need global solutions".

"I would like to recognise the wonderful work that Prime Minister Gordon Brown has done in the pursuit of an international consensus which is so badly needed to confront this global crisis," he said.

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image is the Mexican Cabill-ito, issued 1910

Greed is Good

Photograph from today, Helicopter crash lands at airport.

From wiki, Gordon Gekko :

Gekko's trouser braces were manufactured by Albert Thurston Ltd. The blue braces with singular white stripe are Eton College colours.

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ps Remarkably similar to the Saltire, the logo of the Dunfermline Building Society and Scottish national flag.

Goldie Lookin Chain

Further to yesterday's posts, and bearing in mind the thoughts of Goro Adachi who predicted an "orange impact" around the end of March, it is interesting to note the comments of Dunfermline Building Society boss, Jim Faulds, in respect of the UK Government "takeover".

From the BBC, Dunfermline boss attacks Treasury:

The chair of the collapsed Dunfermline Building Society has attacked the UK Government, accusing the Treasury of "sacrificing" the business.

Jim Faulds also hit out at "faceless mandarins" who he said had refused to talk to the Dunfermline to help secure its future.

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Hand-me-downs ?

Relevant to many earlier posts, we read fresh from the BBC that the Dunfermline, Scotland's largest building society, has effectively collapsed and thus having to be sold off - apparently under pressure from a "tri-partite" conglomurate including the Bank of England and the Government - therefore no doubt moving, at least partly, into "state" control. From the first paragraph of the wikipedia entry:

The Dunfermline Building Society is a building society based in Dunfermline, Fife, Scotland. It is the largest building society in Scotland and the 12th largest in the United Kingdom based on total assets of £3.3 billion at 31 December 2006.

The first handshake image is from their own website- Corporate Social Responsibility

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Food for thought

As we approach the G20 summit we read more of the trouble and disorder expected by the authorities, indeed so much so that the police have described the situation as "unprecedented", and are apparently monitoring social networking websites (perhaps even blogs :) in an attempt to stay "one step ahead" of the protestors: the operation labelled Glencoe. (see here)

As regards the reason for the choice of codename Glencoe, we are unfortunately left in the dark, although it crosses my mind that it may be something to do with the fact that rioting anarchists almost invariably target MacDonalds eateries. Then again, the Macdonalds were seemingly massacred on the 13th February 1692 because they were not prompt enough in pledging their allegiance to new monarchs, Mary II and William II, the latter perhaps better known as William of Orange.

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nb - please also see my posts porkies and German Shepherd from last May, and bear in mind that the story has very recently been reincarnated and heavily reported on, including the ubiquitous "riot" scenes, with the arrest of numerous Scottish "football hooligans".

wikipedia -Massacre of Glencoe.

One big "happy" family

Last year I began my post, Making an Arsenal out us, ceremoniously?, regarding French President,Nicolas Sarkozy's two day visit to the UK and an unprecedented police raid involving 1122 officers in the close proximity of his and Gordon Brown's joint press conference as follows:

"Casting back to my comments on the number 3 and its numeric cubik form of 27 in relation to the signing of the European Treaty of Lisbon, then perhaps one would be looking to yesterday, the 27th of March, for further clues as to our potential and pre-packed future."

It therefore comes as no surprise that this year, on the same date, we again saw ominous revelations on the horizon as we heard, headlined, via the BBC of discussions between the aforementioned Gordon and our monarchy as regards a potential reformation within the Royal Family in respect of women, Roman Catholics, and their rights to "inherit" the throne.

In other words equal P.C. opportunities, a priority in these pre "global enslavement for all under a one-world King" days. cheers

Full in depth BBC report is here.

M.K. ULTRA

"Now some people say that that ain't right

And some people say nothing at all

But even in the darkest of night

You can always hear the king's call"

Whilst it is known that Thin Lizzy's Phil Lynott composed the song King Call as a lament to Elvis Presley, it is remarkable how apt the above lyrics are with regard to the current furore which has erupted over the Governor of the Bank of England, Mervyn King's, comment yesterday that our government could not afford another economic "fiscal stimulus" package, a comment which has been swept under the carpet by Prime Minister Gordon Brown as he prepares to "indebt" us even further.


There is of course good reason for Gordon to ignore the statement - that being that "he" wishes the economy, both British and Global, to fail, in order that we can all be saved by a golden hearted redeeemer (another King), around 2011 - 2012.

I shall explain more, including an incredible but potentially true diagnosis of the truth of 2012, in a fairly long post this coming weekend.





Picture is Queen Elizabeth, in her younger and slender days, with President Ford.


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Hemaphrodite phoenix

From children's BBC TV Newsround programme:

Last Updated: Wednesday March 18 2009 13:03 GMT


It's not everyday you get to meet a future king of the United Kingdom, but Press Packers Alice and Oscar have done just that.

The pair were invited to Prince William's home, Clarence House, where they quizzed him about all sorts of stuff, including his charity work, what he'd do if he were invisible for a day and how he got his own Harry Potter scar.

Prince William is the president of the Royal Marsden Hospital, which treats children who have cancer and where both Alice, 10, and Oscar, 12, have been patients.

When Alice asked him why, the prince said his mum had been closely involved with the hospital when she was alive and he wanted to follow in her footsteps by doing what he could to help.

After chatting about the campaign, Alice asked the prince about an operation he'd had when he was nine, which he said left him with a "Harry Potter scar" on his forehead.

"I call it that because it glows sometimes and some people notice it - other times they don't notice it at all," he said.

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Too much "gnosis"

need a rest.

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Sticky Situation

Today we saw the follow up to Scots born Prime Minister Gordon Brown's meeting yesterday, 3/3/2009, with 44th American President Barack Obama, as he addressed both houses of the US Congress.

The speech was due to commence at 16.00 our time, however we read from the BBC, as it happened, of how Mr. Brown took the podium slightly later than anticipated, eleven minutes later to be precise, whilst he finished at 16.44 with the statement:

"Let us restore prosperity and protect this planet and, with faith in the future, let us together build tomorrow today".

thus speaking for 33 minutes.

The main points of the speech are detailed in the above link; including the Knighthood to Senator Ted Kennedy, the "unbreakable bond" between the UK and the US, and the statement "There is no old Europe, there is no new Europe. There is only your friend Europe." . I trust I have made mine.

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