Propagation

In my post Knights in White Satin last August I considered the absurd possibility that the eco-warrior invasion and police battle of "Gogarbank Bridge" in the Royal Bank's Edinburgh headquarters was in some way a ritual, a reenactment of a historical skirmish related to Scotland's (thus America's) "independence", Bannockburn, The Knights Templar, and the ongoing construction of a one-world society:

The camp had previously been peaceful when, all of a sudden, a platoon of eco-warriors, all dressed in white, marched ominously towards the bank headquarters. They carried a standard above them, emblazoned with an image of the sun.

Yet, it is perhaps not such an absurd notion after today's revelations that the police have had an active spy - a paid employee - within the "green" faction since 2000, a Mark Kennedy, alias Mark "Flash" Stone. Mr Kennedy was described today in the BBC report as more than a simple foot soldier, indeed he was "in the thick of it", providing transport and suchlike for events including Ratcliffe-on- Soar, the focus of the court case as noted today; an event which climaxed with a raid at the Iona School in Nottingham, hundreds of police swooping on the building and arresting would be climate campers for "conspiracy to commit aggravated trespass".

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Also see A Sunny Trap, re the Gogar area of Edinburgh, crop circles, Human farming and suchlike.

Drama Kings

We meet again, banked up on the esoterically ominous.

From the media we read of what is reported to be a major "terrorist" incident in Scotland: dozens of police including "anti-terrorism officers" and "bomb disposal units" have self-herded onto ultra-rural Garadhban Forest (colloquially Ross Priory Wood) , near Gartocharn, to the south east of Loch Lomond. Apparently there was an explosion, around about mid-day.

I had a wee sniff round Ross Priory via wiki (linked), which stated that an 11 century affiliation with the Buchanan (see Black and White whisky) clan preceded architectural evidence of settlement since 1693. Later, it was seemingly owned by Teacher's Whisky. The reader can have a nose for themself although, perhaps most relevantly, Rob Roy was written in the Priory by Sir Walter Scott.

In the interim, from the BBC: Anti-terror police probe explosion near Loch Lomond, the local hotel manager's name, rather than his anonymous establishment employer, is somewhat illuminating:

"I got a phone call last night from CID asking if I could meet them here as a matter of urgency and that they wanted to access our CCTV system.

He added: "I was here for four hours with two CID officers and the CCTV officers that work with Strathclyde Police."

His title ?

Stuart King.

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wiki - House of Stuart.