Week 33

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)

Wild-eyed, brain fried ?, Harry Potter star, Daniel Radcliffe, with water. Note that J.K.  Rowling signed a bust of Hermes, located in Edinburgh's Balmoral Hotel, to commemorate finishing the series of books.

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

Also on Sunday we read of how allegations have been made that Princess Diana was assassinated by the SAS. It made front page in most tabloids that day, although the story broke on Saturday evening.

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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Homebase ?

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It's well documented that Stonehenge is a calendar.

According to today's mail on line however, the techniques employed go back far further, to some 10,000 years ago.

It appears that a "giant year clock" has been located at Warren Field,  Banchory, North East Scotland,  which predates the once though oldest, Mesopotamian, "time keeping systems" by 5000 years:

"Warren Field stands out as something special, however. It is remarkable to think that our aerial survey may have helped to find the place where time itself was invented."

"Speaking to the Sunday Times, Vincent Gaffney, professor of landscape archaeology at Birmingham University, said: 'The capacity to measure time if among the most important achievements of human societies and the issue of when time was "created" by humankind is critical in understanding how society developed...

This suggests that early hunter-gatherer societies in Scotland had both the need and ability to track time across the years - and perhaps within the month - and that this occurred 5,000 years before the first formal calendars were created in Mesopotamia"

Banchory is only 30 miles or so from "Royal Balmoral". Both sit on the banks of the River Dee. The Queen normally resides there for a spell, after her ritual summer week in Edinburgh.

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The balls rolling ?

Prince Philip taken to hospital again, the third time this year, three days after closing ceremony.

Location - Aberdeen: the Queen and Prince currently holidaying in Balmoral.

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BBC News

Note - will get something up about closing ceremony over the weekend, note 303 cubed pyramid, pheonix, and George Michael closing with his new "white light" track. Not to mention the Life of Brian link via, Always look on the bright side of life and the appearance of Batman and Robin (Holmes is where the heart is)

One flew over the phoenix nest

One flew East and one flew West
One flew over the phoenix nest

In my post (square roots) on 7th March, I noted the breakdown of the Balmoral Hotel clock at three minutes past nine, tying it in with the ongoing Glasgow Rangers scenario; a scenario in which it appears more and more likely that a phoenix club will rise from the ashes, something I see as a portent in terms of a global financial catalyst in the finishing touches of the New World Order. I noted in the process the connections of the hotel with Rowling of Potter fame, "our" monarchy and, indeed, the infamous wizard and alchemist, Michael Scot.


Today we read from the Sunday Mail (here) of how shamed pharmakos, Rangers director Craig Whyte, has apparently reappeared as if by magic and held secret meetings re the impending "takeover" at the Balmoral last Friday.  It is claimed in the article that he "drank two pots of Royal Scottish Balmoral Blend tea costing £4.25 as a harp player provided background music". Sounds divine.


On the same day, as I noted (here), the giant inflatable replica "Stonehenge" bouncy castle - Sacrilege - was launched in Glasgow Green, before it hits London and the Olympics. From (wiki) we note of how, in 1872, on Glasgow Green, a group of men from the Clydesdale Rowing Club " formed a team to play football against Callender FC on Flesher's Haugh, this team became Rangers F.C.".


Meanwhile, as regards the "takeover" of  Rangers, we are told that there appear to now be 3 main players again, with another D Day imminent. The three consist of Brian Kennedy, the Blue Knights and last, but probably not least,  an American going by the name of Bill Miller who last week told of how the rest should put up or shut up as he revealed his - double eleven resonating - £11.2 million bid to the media alongside his plans to remove the "heart" of the club and somehow incubate it (BBC). Remember, it was Valentine's Day that Rangers entered administration under court reference P 221/12.

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Note, more on the double 11, freemasonry and Glasgow Rangers: Secrets and Lies .

Square roots

The Glasgow Rangers performance continues, their directors now in conflict, Dave King claiming liquidation is imminent, others claiming the opposite. No matter what, it appears that this Friday, 9/3, is D Day certainly as far as the playing staff go. 9/3 tickles my imagination (see previous post) given that 9 is 3 squared.

Meantime, over in Edinburgh, it appears that the giant Ferris wheel which I wrote about (Sex in the City), is now to be positioned at the opposite end of Princes Street Gardens to the Walter Scott Monument. Approximately half way between the two, on the man-made Mound, will see the giant Olympic Ring logo positioned. As noted in the link, surely some sort of symbolic fertility ritual given the proximity of Edinburgh Castle and the Stone of Destiny.

Close to the Walter Scott Monument at the very East end of Princes Street sits the Balmoral Hotel and it's infamous clock - traditionally set 2 minutes ahead of time to assist would-be train travellers to reach Waverley Station timeously. Today the clock broke down due to an electrical fault - blamed on a "third party" - and stuck at 9.05 am. Do the arithmetic whilst remembering that the hotel is where Rowling completed the (occult) Harry Potter series, signing a bust to Hermes in the process. And don't forget the associations with Shoebox Zoo, a BBC/Canadian TV programme featuring a quest to find the occultist/wizard/alchemist, Michael Scot's, Book of Forbidden Knowledge; notwithstanding the Royal Family's Balmoral retreat.

Lastly, something I have not dwelt upon since last April (Suspect Device) is the letter bomb campaign against prominent Celtic supporters: MP Trish Godman, infamous solicitor, Paul McBride, and the club's manager, Neil Lennon. McBride's bomb was allegedly discovered in Kilwinning (location of freemason's Mother Lodge 0), indeed two men - McKenzie and Muirhead - are standing trial for it at the moment. Paul McBride was found dead in a hotel room in Pakistan on 4th March, apparently passing away during the night.

I look forward to Friday, it could well be Black.

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wiki - Michael Scot (Note Walter Scott connection)

BBC - Balmoral Clock story.