Scottish Independence, Alchemy, Magick, and the New World Order

In Tolkien's Hobbit, the hero remarks: " Victory after all, I suppose! Well, it seems a very gloomy business".

And indeed, gloomy seems the business of Scottish independence. After much contemplation, I have decided to vote YES, yet there is a nagging doubt in the back of my mind, a bigger picture.

To explain such, it is necessary to define alchemy, magick, and the New World Order as I see them.

Beginning with the last, the NWO, my mental depiction of such is a global society with single-currency, a king to rule over "us", and a semi-mind-controlled, quasi-androgynous, worker slave citizenship, with compulsory euthanasia. The net product of the endeavours of these worker-slaves will consist of "advances" in genetic modification and DNA tampering, alongside the colonisation of outer-space.

Magick is trickier to explain. The word itself covers a huge variety of various techniques, for example sorcery and necromancy, however here I would stick to the familiar mind control/collective hypnotism, the use of media, and the use of celebrities and staged events to influence people and their behaviour. Bear in mind that all magick is based on ritual: if something has worked before and the same set of circumstances are followed, then it will work again.

Alchemy to most means an attempt to turn base metals into gold, however this can be seen as symbolic. It's really about perfection. It ties in with magick and also with ritual-loving freemasonry; the purpose of the mason is to perfect himself, the purpose of freemasonry is to, allegedly, create a "perfect" society.

So how does the above relate to "independence" ?

Freemasonry's "mother lodge", number 0, reputed to be the oldest in the world, is located in Kilwinning, Scotland. 

Infamous, and apparently well respected,  occultist, Aleister Crowley, purchased a property in Scotland as he believed it was the focal point of various energies.

All magick is based on ritual: if something has worked before and exactly the same set of circumstances are followed, then it will work again.

In alchemy, the materials must be taken back to base before the attempt to form the "gold" can begin.

Some history :

Centuries ago, Scotland and England were almost separate, meeting only at the border and thereabouts for the ubiquitous wars. That all changed with House of Stuart King James, 6th of Scotland and 1st of England, son of Mary Queen of Scots, Bible reviser and promoter to the masses.
 
James was a fairly popular King  who, to an extent, gained  that popularity due to the circumstances of his (alleged) mother's (alleged) execution. It was Jamesie who began the process of forming a "united king-dom".

Now, it must be pointed out here that I see the British monarchy and freemasonry as the backbone of world events, the ringleaders so to speak - and in that respect I may  be wrong. However, I have this deep gut feeling that the reason for "independence" is more to do with magickal rituals and alchemy than for the benefit of Scottish people.

It will be interesting to note the financial markets in the run up to, and aftermath of, the independence vote - and whether it acts as a catalyst in some manner.

That all said, my thought is that if  "we" vote YES, "we" will have  slightly more chance of overthrowing the tyranny which surrounds us; destroy the ring at source so to speak.

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wiki - Lodge Mother Kilwinning

A major truth ?

I referenced the Queen's elite "Order of the Garter" in respect of new members, Mervyn King, and ex spook boss, Eliza Manningham-Buller just a couple of days ago (here), loosely tying it in with actor Brian Cox's Queen's Commonwealth baton relay visit to Rosslyn Chapel.

Ex Conservative Prime Minister, John Major, is another of the 24 knights.

John Major, like most conservatives, is non too popular in Scotland.

Today's Daily Record reports on how Mr. Major has accused Scottish First Minister, Alex Salmond, of deliberately setting the referendum date for the 700th anniversary of the Battle of Bannockburn in order to "maximise anti-English sentiments". 

Some claim that the Scottish forces were helped at the battle by the Knights Templar.

Some might consider John Major's comments to be more "reverse psychology", as we have noted recently in regard to the referendum.

Some more on Bannockburn, from mythomorph :

Perhaps no battle in history has been written about more passionately and at greater length than the 1314 Battle of Bannockburn. Without that great battle Scotland may never have managed to shake off the yoke of English domination, may therefore never have established a true national identity, and so would never have birthed the stirring Declaration of Arbroath which was, in the opinion of many, the model for America’s own Declaration of Independence...

But was Scotland really the underdog, or was it only meant to appear so? Working under the credo that what looks too good to be true usually isn’t, I looked someplace new—at the sky above the battlefield—and saw what had perhaps been hidden there, in broad daylight, almost seven hundred years ago...

 At dawn, in a sky already too bright to see him, Taurus the bull stands on the horizon, facing north. The uppermost stars of Orion the Hunter have just risen. Venus, a planet long associated with the pre-Christian Goddess, shines just north of Orion’s weapon, in a direct line with the bull’s lower horn. The sun rises in Gemini, the heavenly twins, followed by Jupiter, Mercury, and the moon in Cancer. Bringing up the rear is Leo the lion, with the war planet Mars below his breast. Accompanying Orion are his two hunting companions, Canis Major and Canis Minor—the Big Dog and the Little Dog.

Throughout the day this celestial group moves westward. Taurus reaches his zenith at midday, and begins to descend. As evening falls, Orion drives Taurus below the western horizon. The sun sets. Night returns. Short as a midsummer night is at that latitude, for those who must fight at dawn it must seem all too long. Many will never see another...

Let’s now consider events at Bannockburn over that same period, keeping in mind the hermetic dictum “as above, so below.” The parallels are striking...

The Egyptian Connection: The 15th-century Scotichronicon claims that the Scots derive their name from Scota, daughter of the pharaoh who pursued the Children of Israel out of Egypt. Scota and her followers left Egypt shortly thereafter and, after many years, her people eventually settle in a land they name Scotia. It has recently been claimed in Keith Laidler’s The Head of God that Scota’s father was Akhenaten, the pharaoh who tried to establish monotheism in Egypt, using the sun to represent the one true god who should otherwise have had no image. Most astonishingly it has recently been claimed by Laurence Gardner, author of Bloodline of the Holy Grail, that Akhenaten was in fact Moses, the man who led the Isrealites out of Egypt. 

The Jesus Connection: In 1982’s The Holy Blood and the Holy Grail it’s argued that Jesus Christ and Mary Magdalene, contrary to Christian dogma, were married with children, founding a “holy bloodline” that continued to thrive through some of the highest and mightiest families of Europe. Evidence of that bloodline may have been uncovered by the Knights Templar, that mysterious medieval order of warrior monks, while excavating beneath the ruins of Jerusalem’s King Solomon’s Temple in the early 12th century. Upon that order’s barbaric 1307 dissolution, it’s thought that many escaped from France to Scotland, just in time to help Robert the Bruce, a man whose parentage may have united both bloodlines—the Egyptian and the “holy”—in his struggle with England...

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Jiggery Popery

From 3rd April this year - a gift of  Balmoral Whisky

It's the Pope's turn at Scottish independence.

It's front page news on many of the MSM publications today. here for example

He doesn't appear to think it's a good idea: "In remarks that may resonate with Scotland’s Catholics, he said: ‘All division  worries me". Which is surely a curious phrase, given most religion appears divisional.

It's more likely, in fact far more likely, to encourage a vote for independence rather than the contrary, simply because there is still a fairly large percentage of Scottish people who are, let's say, anti-catholic.

Just to reiterate, there will be no such thing as independence, or an independent country in the not too distant future; we might live under an illusion of such but when everyone is using the same (electronic) currency to purchase the same mass produced goods from the same corporations, it's simply mutton dressed as lamb.

Potter meets the Queen for some magickal games

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Growling at Rowling

The writings on the wall

Harry Potter creator, J.K. Rowling, has waded into the Scottish independence cavalcade. 

We touched on  reverse psychology propaganda  in the post Childsplay.

On Wednesday, 11/6, it was announced that Rowling, has given a million pounds to the anti-Scottish independence (Better Together) campaign. She could have kept it quiet, one imagines, however she detailed her rationale for the donation on her website (mail on line):

However, I also know that there is a fringe of Nationalists who like to demonise anyone who is not blindly and unquestionably pro-independence and I suspect, notwithstanding the fact that I’ve lived in Scotland for 21 years and plan  to remain here for the rest of my life, that they might judge me ‘insufficiently Scottish’ to have a valid view.

It is true that I was born in the West Country and grew up on the Welsh border and, while I have Scottish blood on my mother’s side, I also have English, French and Flemish ancestry. 

However, when people try to make this debate about the purity of your lineage, things start getting a little Death Eaterish for my taste. 

Do as though wilt be the whole of the law

I was not sure what Death Eaterish meant, however the BBC have kindly compiled an article about Wednesday's event - What does "Death Eaterish" mean: 

"She likened some of them to the scariest characters in her books, saying that, when trying to "make this debate about the purity of your lineage, things start getting a little Death Eaterish for my taste".

The Death Eaters are a group of wizards described as "pure-blood" supremacists led by the evil Lord Voldemort, Potter's arch-enemy. They are contemptuous of "half-bloods" and human "muggles".

The inner circle of Death Eaters - who behave without regard to wizarding law - have dark marks emblazoned on their arm, denoting membership.

"To use the D-word is pretty much as low as you can go in the Harry Potter fandom," says expert John Granger. "It will really hit a nerve with JK Rowling's fans. She is trying to get back at the people who say she's not really Scottish and shouldn't intervene in the debate."

The thing being is that I cannot recall Rowling voicing an opinion on Scottish independence  prior to her "donation", thus looking again at the segment of her rationale as above, when she writes "suspect.... that they might judge me insufficiently Scottish", and then follows up with "when people try to make this debate about the purity of your lineage", the point is they have not. It is Rowling who has brought to life the "blood purity/ Death Eaterish angle", no one else.

Apparently, poor JK received on-line dogs abuse for her slant. 

Remember though that the Death Eaters were led by Lord Voldermort. According to wiki, they try to create a "new order" through the "Ministry of Magic". Their main enemy is the "Order of the Phoenix".

Remember too, that many Scottish people would find Rowling's comments distasteful. They might class them in the same vein as those of the fairly unlikeable, Hillary Clinton, who has expressed a desire that the Scots vote no.

Scott Lucas, professor of American Studies at Birmingham University, seems to agree with myself in terms of the reverse-psychology being played out here. From today's BBC :

Hillary Clinton doesn't make off-the-cuff remarks, and she certainly doesn't do so on foreign affairs.

The fact that President Obama, and indeed other European politicians, have come out vocally against Scottish independence really points to a coordination among policy-makers on both sides of the Atlantic who basically are saying Scotland should remain part of Britain and, in turn, part of the EU.

I think this is a concerted campaign. I think it's one that's been discussed by the White House, I think it's been discussed by Number 10 and by other European capitals to try to deter Scottish voters from breaking away from Britain...

It will be interesting to see how Scottish voters react, because my perception is that - far from pushing Scottish voters to say 'we have to stay part of Britain' - I think they may assert their own, as it were, independence from these politicians by voting in the referendum precisely to come out of Britain.

Which indeed is the game plan. An independent Scotland as the symbolic cornerstone of a New World Order; an act of alchemical magick. 

Pottering @ Greyfriars

Some food for thought is that many Potter fans believe that "Voldermort's" grave is located in Edinburgh's Greyfriars Churchyard (Dark Arts). From wiki - History of the Jews in Scotland :

 Like many Christian nations, medieval Scots claimed a Biblical connection. The Declaration of Arbroath (6 April 1320) appealed to Pope John XXII for recognition of Scotland's status as an independent, sovereign state and asserted its right to use military action when considered unjustly attacked. It was sealed by fifty-one magnates and nobles. It is still periodically referenced by British Israelitists, because the text asserts that in the eyes of God:

cum non sit Pondus nec distinccio Judei et Greci, Scoti aut Anglici

(there is neither bias nor difference between Jew or Greek, Scot or English)

Reverence for the tenets of Judaism was a hallmark of 17th century fundamentalist Protestant thinking when the National Covenant of 1638 seemed to set the seal on the belief that by returning to the "true religion" at the Reformation the Scots had become a chosen people

The National Covenant was signed at Greyfriars.

And from the Scottish Kirk (Protestant/Presbyterian Church) Crypto jew-ology:

Biblical promises about the land of Israel were never intended to be taken literally, or as applying to a defined geographical territory...
 The 'promised land' in the Bible is not a place, so much as a metaphor of how things ought to be among the people of God. This 'promised land' can be found - or built - anywhere...

Back in the 1940's a "conspiracy theorist" called Comyns Beaumont proposed that Edinburgh was the "real" Jerusalem and that Edinburgh Castle fitted the Biblical description of Zion and the Citadel. Allegedly, the rights to his books are owned/controlled by the CIA. One wonders who controls them.

Stone of Destiny containing Edinburgh Castle from Greyfriars Churchyard. Image from Beaumont's, Great Britain - Key to World History

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Stringing along

We touched on David Bowie's anti-Scottish independence stance at the Brit awards in the post - The Starman and Scottish Independence - tying it in with The Wizard of Oz, Aleister Crowley and a potential esoteric  message:

The chorus is loosely based on Harold Arlen's "Over the Rainbow" from the film The Wizard of Oz, alluding to the "Starman"'s extraterrestrial origins (over the rainbow) (the octave leap on the word "Starman" is identical to that on the word "Somewhere" in "Over the Rainbow")

According to yesterday's mail on line, another global "celebrity" is advocating non-independence; none other than Kermit the Frog from the Muppet Show. Apparently he made the comments in this week's Big Issue publication.

What is interesting is not the puppet's words, but rather the fact that the Government semi-answered questions on Kermit's involvement in the debate:

Downing Street refused to be drawn on whether it had coerced the Muppets into the political debate.
‘Are you suggesting somebody might be pulling the strings?’ David Cameron’s official spokesman told journalists at a briefing.
He gave no answer when asked if the Prime Minister ‘had a hand in Kermit’.

Here at newspaceman we believe that that there is reverse psychology at play given the Scottish psyche, and that Muppet involvement just adds to that feeling. Furthermore, we are interested in some of the other aspects of the Muppets which appear to tie in with our ongoing thoughts, especially regarding "mind control".

For example, there's Lady Gaga, who it must be said is a puppet too (Delicately probing Gaga) :

And then, going back to the start, there's the Muppets' Wizard of Oz movie, which stars a hip hop star, Ashanti, along with Quentin Tarantino. From examiner.com :

Parents need to know that this Muppet caper operates on two levels, with numerous gags that mainly adults will understand. The movie includes mischievous references to R-rated movies (Kill Bill, Passion of the Christ) and pretty far-out rock and roll, like the legend that Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of the Moon" album has been used as an "alternative soundtrack" to the 1939 Wizard of Oz with trippy results.

As noted many times here before, Scottish independence and it's importance operates on two levels too.

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The Starman, and Scottish Independence

David Bowie is not renowned for a love of Scotland. He's more well known for his music. In his 1971 track, Quicksand, he wrote:

I'm closer to the Golden Dawn
Immersed in Crowley's uniform of imagery.

Last night he won the Best British male solo artist award at the annual Brits. He was not there to collect his trophy but supermodel Kate Moss stood in. Kate was wearing a "Ziggy Stardust" dress for the moment. Kate recited a short speech, composed by Bowie :

"In Japanese myth the rabbits on my old costume that Kate's wearing live on the moon.
Kate comes from Venus and I from Mars, so that's nice.
I'm completely delighted to have a Brit for being the best male but I am, aren't I Kate? (Gallagher: yes) I think it's a great way to end the day.
Thank you very very much - and Scotland, stay with us."

We learn more of Bowie's alter-ego Ziggy, his Rise and Fall, and the Spiders from Mars from wikipedia :

Ziggy is the human manifestation of an alien being who is attempting to present humanity with a message of hope in the last five years of its existence

From the same source, re Bowie's Starman song, we perhaps increase our understanding of his general thrust :

The lyrics describe Ziggy Stardust bringing a message of hope to Earth's youth through the radio, salvation by an alien 'Starman'. The story is told from the point of view of one of the youths who hears Ziggy. According to Bowie himself, speaking to William S. Burroughs for Rolling Stone magazine in 1973, Ziggy Stardust is not the Starman but merely his earthly messenger – contrary to received opinion which often paints Ziggy as an extraterrestrial. The song has inspired interpretations ranging from an allusion to the Second Coming of Christ, to an accurate prediction of the plot for the film Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977).

Let's just reiterate, Bowie sees his "starman" as an earthly messenger. Kate Moss - Bowie's "messenger" @ the Brits - wears a Ziggy Stardust dress, surely confirming he is sending us a "message". Kate may even be symbolic of one of David's "pretty things", the "homo-superior".  Bowie's very short "message" references the planets Venus and Mars, concluding, almost bizarrely, by urging Scotland to stay part of the United Kingdom.

Again according to the Starman wiki article (I am no musician) :

The chorus is loosely based on Harold Arlen's "Over the Rainbow" from the film The Wizard of Oz, alluding to the "Starman"'s extraterrestrial origins (over the rainbow) (the octave leap on the word "Starman" is identical to that on the word "Somewhere" in "Over the Rainbow")

According to various researchers, the movie -and no doubt the soundtrack- of Wizard of Oz are used in forms of mind control... Wizard of Oz and Illuminati Mind Control.

Prince Charles' car after it's attack from "student rioters". The venue is the Palladium. The bill-posters advertise a forthcoming Wizard of Oz production.

...thus, if we assume that the Wizard of Oz "theories" have some substance, when Bowie overrides the "somewhere" with his "starman", is he sending a subliminal message ? Or, on later reflection, is he "supporting" it ?

Personally, we quite believe the WOZ "theories", simply because we refused to watch the film as a child. The opening music with the black and white imagery sent us straight behind the settee. We would add now, that thoughts revolve around IN OZ being an anagram of ZION, and that the "yellow brick road" takes us there. Zion itself suggests the New World Order, but possibly there is another story there. We will skip on the Frank Baum freemasonic angle for lack of time.

Horny back toad hunter, Elton John, recorded "his" Yellow Brick Road album in France, at Chateau_D'rouville. The lyrics of Yellow Brick Road seem to allude to turning one's back on "modern society" and returning to a more basic way of life.

Some say Elton is a bit "dodgy". Mysterious Elton John

Elton recommended the chateau to Mark Bolan, who in turn recommended it to Bowie. Bowie felt "supernatural" forces and strange energies on his visit there.

Here at newspaceman we now see independence as a single edged sword. We believe that it will make little difference to our way of life considering that society is rapidly becoming global. We believe that the elite want Scotland to be independent simply as part of a ritual; in alchemy one must reduce one's materials to their base state in order to make the gold. In this instance the gold is Zion, the New World Order, a global United Kingdom. Scotland appears to be firmly at base if we consider the freemasonic movement and historical colonisation.

To conclude, we are obviously not positive about Bowie's true intentions, but it was not a long speech.

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The Palladium Rite

David Bowie and the Occult

BBC News

Independent, or not ?

Dewars whisky - pronounced Jew-ares

Scottish independence is something I feel has more to do with a subtle, occult ritual in terms of the raising of an eventual one-world king, rather than something that will make much difference to the average Scottish person - given we are constantly bombarded with the news that our society is now global, certainly on a financial basis, and increasingly through the vehicle of worship of alleged mind controlled celebrities; and technology.

Infamous "satanist", Aleister Crowley, considered Scotland's Boleskin House to be "the focal point of the magical energies (also called the "93 Current") of the Aeon of Horus. In this way it is similar to Jerusalem in Judaism and Mecca in Islam"

From my April post, Pennies from Heaven :

Article in today's Daily Record stating that the Kirk (the Christian Church) wish to crown Prince Charles as King of Scots in a separate coronation should Scotland become independent :

The Church of Scotland proposals would see the heir to the throne become the first monarch to be crowned north of the Border since his namesake Charles II in 1651. First Minister Alex Salmond has pledged Scotland will keep the Queen if there is a Yes vote next year.

From today's BBC, Scottish Independence : Kirk approves separate coronations :

The Church of Scotland's ruling General Assembly has approved a call to crown monarchs in both England and Scotland, should Scotland becomes independent.

Its annual gathering said a separate ceremony would symbolise a monarch's role as King or Queen of Scots.

Reverend Sally Foster-Fulton said it would give "an opportunity for people of all faiths and no faith to create together this civic occasion".

Cast of Balamory - Scottish childrens TV programme

The civic occasion for all, that Reverend Foster-Fulton refers to, will be carried out on the Stone of Destiny. It's, if it is the real deal, currently stashed at Edinburgh Castle, having been returned to Scotland on the 101st day of 1951 - 11th April, after repatriation from England the previous year's Christmas Day. It went back to England, but was returned here on St. Andrew's Day 1996. That's the same Saint Andrew who's bones were prayed over by the Pope and now disgraced, exiled homosexual, Cardinal O' Brien, just after the Pontiff's historic and unprecedented meeting with HM the Queen, head of the Church of England, at Royal Holyrood Place in the shadow of extinct volcano, Arthur's Seat. Some say that Edinburgh city centre's extinct volcano, Arthur's Seat, resembles the Egyptian sphinx. Edinburgh Castle is built on the volcanic plug.

Jimmy Savile, immaculate in many colours, meets Cardinal O' Brien

Some say too that the Stone of Destiny is Jacob's  pillow stone. Jacob laid his head on the stone and dreamt of meeting God, who told him "Also your descendants shall be as the dust of the earth; you shall spread abroad to the west and the east, to the north and the south; and in you and in your seed all the families of the earth shall be blessed".

Also from wiki :

Some Scottish legends surrounding the Stone of Scone, traditionally used for coronations of Scottish kings in the High Middle Ages, have identified this stone with the Stone of Jacob. Supposedly the Stone of Jacob was brought to Ireland by the prophet Jeremiah and from thence to Scotland.

These legends also feature prominently in British Israelism, a set of beliefs that consider the British monarchy as the legitimate heir to the ancient Israelites. From 1308 to 1996, the Stone of Scone - identified with the Stone of Jacob - rested in the Royal throne of England at Westminster

British Israelism is something that deeply interests me, the notion that the British monarchy are God's "chosen ones", the heirs to the ancient Israelites. British Israel proponents often point to King James 6th and Ist, Bible reviser and promoter, claim that "The Lord has made me King over Israel" and his Jacobus gold coin which states the Biblical prophecy "I will make of them one nation". He certainly believed in the divine right of kings. 

Something that the Kirk were due to discuss, but have not, were the claims made in a ten page report called, The inheritance of Abraham ? A report on the Promised Land , which I covered in my post Crypto Jew-ology .The report has apparently been amended although originally contained the notion that :

Possession of any land is clearly conditional. The question that arises is this: Would the Jewish people today have a fairer claim to the land if they dealt justly with the Palestinians?"

Biblical promises about the land of Israel were never intended to be taken literally, or as applying to a defined geographical territory

Rather :

They are a way of speaking about how to live under God so that justice and peace reign, the weak and poor are protected, the stranger is included, and all have a share in the community and a contribution to make to it.

The 'promised land' in the Bible is not a place, so much as a metaphor of how things ought to be among the people of God. This 'promised land' can be found - or built - anywhere.
 

More Balamory

This week the Kirk approved gay ministers at their annual assembly.

In 2008, then British Prime Minister, Gordon Brown, son of a minister, spoke at the christian gathering, utilising the platform to outline his vision for a "global society governed by a shared moral sense" (BBC News):

And we find that from the timeless wisdom of all the great religions - from which billions across the world derive daily inspiration - there is a consistent ethical core that propels us to act: encapsulated in the golden rule that informs not just Christianity and Judaism but also Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism and Islam - showing that we are not moral strangers but there is a shared moral sense common to us all

Reverend Sally Foster-Fulton was maybe thinking of that "coming together" under a "golden rule" in her aforementioned quote: "opportunity for people of all faiths and no faith to create together this civic occasion", in regard to a future coronation ?

Remember that King James was crowned in Scotland, before England, and that, according to practioners of magick like Crowley, ritual is at the very heart of their undertakings.

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Pennies from "Heaven"

Note bars and chains

From wiki, re Boleskin House, Aleister - The Beast - Crowley's Scottish abode :

Aleister Crowley considered Boleskine to be the Thelemic Kiblah. This is an Arabic word which refers to the direction of Mecca, the holiest shrine of Islam. It has a slightly different meaning in Thelema, as it is mentioned in several rituals written by Crowley where it is identified with the East. The Gnostic Mass and Liber Reguli both identify the principal orientation (sometimes known as "Magical East") as being towards Boleskine. It is considered to be the focal point of the magical energies (also called the "93 Current") of the Aeon of Horus. In this way it is similar to Jerusalem in Judaism and Mecca in Islam.

Article in today's Daily Record stating that the Kirk (the Christian Church) wish to crown Prince Charles as King of Scots in a separate coronation should Scotland become independent :

The Church of Scotland proposals would see the heir to the throne become the first monarch to be crowned north of the Border since his namesake Charles II in 1651.

First Minister Alex Salmond has pledged Scotland will keep the Queen if there is a Yes vote next year.

And now three powerful Kirk committees have published a report saying monarchs after independence should be crowned in Scotland.

That could open the door to Charles having a separate coronation at Scone Palace, Perthshire, using the Scottish crown jewels.

To give my tuppence worth again, I dont think it will be Charles but rather William. Basically, the New World Order, or the global world, will be a supersized United Kingdom with single currency and single King. I do have fairly logical reasons for those thoughts, based on Bible reviser James 1st and 6th, freemasonry and it's current roots, magic, etc.


It's also worth noting that there has been some intense media speculation over what currency the Scots will use if we "break away" from England and again, my money is on that whatever form that takes, that will be the blueprint for the roll out to the rest of the globe. Wizard Chancellor, George Osborne, gives his thoughts here.

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20 things you never knew about Scottish money  : "Edinburgh man John Law is known as “the father of paper money”, one of the world’s first self-made millionaires – he’s even said to have helped create the word. He also holds the dubious honour of being the first self-made millionaire to lose his entire fortune when his ill-judged dabbling in American investments sparked another first, the world’s first stock market crash."

Brave New World

I touched on the forthcoming Disney film Brave last month, linking it in with Rupert Murdoch, Rebekah Brooks, Scottish Independence, the New World Order and it's forthcoming global king.(Horses for Courses)


Today's  Scotland on Sunday reveals of how Scotland has been chosen for a "media junket" to promote the movie which, I suppose, is hardly surprising. What jumps out in the article though, is that the guests will lodge at the Balmoral Hotel; the "magical" latter popping up here only a couple of posts ago (Wizards of Oz) in respect of the ongoing Glasgow Rangers shenanigans, and indeed Craig Whyte.

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Note - I  will return to Glasgow Rangers (The 'Gers), their bills, and indeed the assassination of "gangster" Kevin "Gerbil" Carroll, very shortly.

Is it a bird, is it a plane....

Matters seem to be heating up somewhat; twigs being added to the phoenix fire on Sunday past, April Fools Day, when it was claimed that the Conservative party secretly wish Scotland to be independent - something they are denying. The information came from ex-treasurer, Peter Cruddas, who only last week lost his job after offering potential financial donors a private dinner with David Cameron and his wife for a couple of hundred thousand pounds. Meanwhile, the results of the governments consultation on Scottish independence were also unveiled, the majority of respondents wishing the date of ballot to be moved forward from the suggested autumn 2014. Given the current (hung) government's poor popularity, and the introduction (again released Fools Day) of some sort of total state surveillance into it's citizens telephone calls and internet visits, it could well be that a full election is held quite soon, with independence a major issue.

As I have noted before, the powers that be - and want to keep being - need Scotland's independence in order that a new, global, United Kingdom can be formed from the base parts. It is related to alchemy in terms of a new golden age and, most importantly, to James 6th and Ist, UK amalgamator and , more famously, Bible reviser and distributor of such to the masses. That's notwithstanding the Stone of Destiny (Jacob's pillow stone) and it's Edinburgh base at the Castle.

Following on, we read of how the first, of 9, of British Airways A319 aeroplanes has been repainted in the form of a dove in honour of the London Olympics; it's maiden flight today at 2.20 pm. It was designed by Pascal Anson, a student at Kingston University. Apparently, he chose the design based on the dove being a "symbol of peace and social unity". He does not mention anything about the dove being the symbol of the House of David, one can find more on that topic in the Tsarion link to the right, top section.

Aye, Superman is on his way.

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BBC- Cruddas/Scotland

BBC- Scottish Independence referendum.


BBC- Olympic dove plane.

Rupert and the Bears

At the beginning of the year the BBC told us : News Corp's Rupert Murdoch joins Twitter social network.

Couple of days ago they told us: Scottish independence: Rupert Murdoch tweets 'Let Scotland go and compete', noting in the process that just last Sunday, Murdoch had also described Scottish Prime Minister, Alex Salmond, as clearly "the most brilliant politician in the United Kingdom"

This Sunday sees the launch of Rupert's substitute 7/7/11 demised, The News of the World: the Sun on Sunday. Rumour has it that the paper has a huge story regarding Glasgow Rangers which it is saving for the occasion. Rumour has it that that this will be the nail in the coffin for the club, if indeed it needs another nail. We don't need rumours to know that the uber-popular Sun tabloid will be canvassing for Scottish independence when the time comes.

Given my last few posts, it's all coming together for the forthcoming phoenix Rangers, a microcosm for Prince William's kingship of the financially-bound and Scots rooted, New World Order.

Meanwhile down in London today, the first anniversary of Prince William's dark, eleven-eleven, appearance in Hello magazine (issue 1111), saw a massive rehearsal for a potential Olympic terrorist attack. Whilst yesterday, we read of how a companion/twin concert is to be held in conjunction with the London Olympic closing ceremony, star performers being Blur, New Order, and the Specials. Speaks for itself really.


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BBC - Olympic terrorist rehearsal.


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