Casual ties

The voice of Oi! is calling you

With a message that is true

Punky herberts straight and skin

All of you come on in

Cos Oi's for skins and Oi's for punks

It's fun and fury, real urban funk

The voice of Oi is unity

The beat of the street is you and me

United is the thing to be

United against society

Think how strong we can be

United against society

Back in '84 - '85 , maybe the season before, a new phenomenon hit Scottish society, the notorious football casual.

Born from a post punk, Oi birthing, era, the casual hated the world and displaced his internal anger through the, media glorified, vehicle of football hooliganism - fighting other cunts like himself every Saturday. In the process, he attired himself - it was a masculine pursuit - in some of the most expensive clothing available, the latter changing fashion on at least a monthly basis.

I had a good mate who had "run with the mob" in the year quoted, and retired, aged 19, citing family problems as the get out clause. His mum was going to throw him out. He summed it all up: "out of 500 boys, maybe 35 are up for it, the rest are just sheep".
The casual has remained within Society, albeit never on the same scale as those early days.

However, today we read, somewhat reminiscent of Gary Oldman's first class, The Firm, of a Casuals United and a lawful anti-Islamic protest in Birmingham with 33 arrests.

Got any wool ?

cheers

Poem from Garry Johnson.

Squalling like a fish ?

The following story from today regards more, potentially telling, foul weather - a squall - which erupted just off Plockton, in rural Wester Ross, striking 17 craft which were involved in a sailing regatta; resulting in around 30 people having to be saved from the sea after capsising.

From the Press and Journal:

The rescue came just days after a tornado ripped through Lewis, flipping cars and causing tens of thousands of pounds worth of damage.

A Stornoway Coastguard spokesman said they were alerted after receiving a 999 call from a member of the public.

He said: “The dinghies were taking part in a sailing regatta at Plockton. There had been a squall and about 17 dinghies capsized and there was about 30 people in the water. A squall is an intense area of high wind and rain. There was literally a wall of rain and when that happens there isn’t really much that you can do.

Plockton is best known for being the location for the hit TV series about policeman Hamish MacBeth.

Of the latter, I would once again draw readers attention to American, James Shelby Downard, and his King-Kill/ 33: Masonic Symbolism in the Assassination of John F. Kennedy:

The names "Shakespeare" and "Three Sisters" find a connection in the tragedy Macbeth which comprises such a large part of JFK assassination imagery. (and thus freemasonry)

Of Plockton we note that, aside from Hamish Macbeth, it also served as a stage for various scenes from The Wicker Man, as highlighted recently in regard to the (freemasonic) Robert Burns effigy torching at the Wickerman festival. Also, that it is known as a haven for artists (arts and crafts?) and was, in the 1840's, known as Baile na Bochdainn or, Village of the Poor.


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see Burnt offerings re ritual wickerman event.


Bottom pic from film The Wickerman

For previous livestock related, "freemasonic", new world order postings, just scroll back.

Digging Culloden...

Well, certainly the media appear to be, as yet another two stories have been kindled regarding the historically ultra-important Jacobite/Hanoverian battle which took place in the Scottish Highlands back in 1746; the one discussed very recently in regard to the scotch egg devouring.

Both are from the BBC, the first from Monday, Clues to Culloden friendly fire, details theories from a new book regarding the battle as noted by editor of the multi-authored text, Tony Pollard, who noted, most importantly of all in my opinion:

"Culloden still has secrets to give up."

The next tale, wherefrom the top image is sourced, Ship's weapon dug up from garden , details the unearthing of a bar shot - an ancient Royal Navy missile - from a house in Fiunary, some half a mile from the Isle of Mull. This leads to more, unsubstantiated yet dogged , speculation from various sources.

My old but recent posts, regarding HM Queen's visit to the battlefield and the aforementioned picnicking outrage, can be found here and here.


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Note too the Knights Templar colours on 16 striped, scientific, measuring instrument within image.

To bury one's bone is a masculine colloquialism for engaging in sexual intercourse. A scotch egg is, perhaps, a phoenix.

Catnip

I confess that my last posting regarding the military land-rover crash may seem rather obscure and pointless yet, in the grand global scheme of things, it ties in very nicely with another news story from today.

What firstly needs to be remembered is that Jaguar Landrover are no longer a British entity after being bought by an "Indian" company called Tata in March 2008. As an aside, but cute, synchronicity, Jaguar were originally called the Swallow Sidecar Company and founded by a Mr. William Lyons in 1922. The policeman who filmed the big cat as noted in my post from last Tuesday, Cats out the bag, was called Chris Swallow.

On that theme - a swallow (or swallie) being a colloquialism for having an alcoholic drink - we note from the BBC today, Whisky staff facing 100 cuts, that Whyte and Mackay are to cut further jobs throughout the country. Whyte and Mackay (lion logo pictured above) were bought by an Indian billionaire, Vijay Mallya, in May 2007.

W&M are of course not the only Scottish whisky giant to be shedding jobs, Diageo, who own the famous Kilmarnock founded Johnnie Walker brand , recently announced they were to close the bottling plant -still based in Kilmarnock, resulting in 900 jobs losses. Walkers's once had an advertising slogan "on the square", resonating freemasonry.

To understand more fully what is going on here we must go back in time, to January 2007, when we saw then British chancellor and gold seller, now Prime Minister, Gordon Brown, speaking on a visit to India. From the BBC:

"It is time to formally recognise on a more consistent and regular basis the reality of this emerging new world order."

Stressing the importance of trade links between the two countries is expected to be a key theme of his visit. India is now the third largest investor in the UK, with more than 500 Indian companies opening offices there.

Which is exactly what we have seen, indeed are still seeing.

All that is happening, in reality, is that the "commonwealth" of the previous "old world", a wealth created in no small part due to the exploitation of poorer countries, is now being more commonly distributed. We in the "West" though will have to accept poorer conditions and poorer jobs as a result. Additionally, the government/state borrowing, which has been used to "refloat" the economy, will be an on-going burden. Note though that the very rich, will remain so.

An important aspect which is often overlooked is that of the alchemical process to create gold, which demands that all the materials used are in their base state. As we approach this new "golden age" for humanity, to be celebrated in 2012 with a new world-King-William, it is interesting to note happenings in Scotland, which was in effect, the base camp and starting point for the freemasonic building of this, rapidly fading, " old world", and will be the model for the new one - where we are all basically the same - enslaved - and there is no scope for human deviancy in whatever regard.

Of course there are others who would contest that 2012 , the end/beginning of the Mayan calender and the commencement of astrological Age of Aquarius, is the time when we shall see a new spiritually based collective ascension for humanity.

All I can say is make mine a double.

cheers

NOTE : The striding man from the Johnnie Walker brand used to, historically, walk to the West. Now, since 1999, he walks to the East.

See too, Spirits, can you hear me.

Year of the Cat ?

Lately, we have been drawn towards both big cats and the Royal residence of Balmoral - where the Queen is actually staying at present, as she was when she heard of the death of Princess Diana - and today we see further evidence of this pattern as we note, from the BBC, Royal guards hurt in road crash, that three military "protection squad" land-rover vehicles have been involved in a "major road crash" on the A93 "near Ballater".

It appears that four Scots Guards have been injured, one being airlifted to hospital.

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Top pic from BBC news report - as linked. Note number plate.

(Baal) Morals and Dogma
Top Kat
Hark ! The Herald Panthers sing.

Sing a song of sixpence ?

Make of this what you will.

We read this fresh BBC article about a Mr. Geoff Spice who has decided that, in order to give up smoking, he will (has today) move to Sgarabhaigh, in the Outer Hebrides -of which Lewis (scene of the twister) forms part- for 31 days.

We note the current owner of the remote island, David Hill and that his name resonates home/house/hill of David. Mr Spice (sugar and) used to work as a director of NM Rothschild.

Looking further, we note that David (call me Dave) Hill has engineered the manufacture of a souvenir silver sixpence which, according to his website - and this is where it gets interesting:

The coin is based on the silver sixpence produced by James VI of Scotland (1588-1625) also James I of England (1603-1625) the first King to unite the crowns of Scotland and England...

On the 'Reverse' side of the coin is a Shield, known as an escutcheon, again replicating the original coin. Within the shield we have included our historic link to the Stuarts, the Royal House of Scotland, represented by the Chequered Pattern in the top left hand quarter. This pattern is central to the Stuart crest...


Thanks for reading about our coin and take care and as we say in the islands ‘May the wind be always at your back’

Note the last statement is a nod towards freemasonry and suchlike, thus a hoodwink, a fit up; see here for conformation.

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Note:

Inscription on bottom and new coin translates to: The wrath of the lion is honorable.

Stormy Weather

Along similar lines as previous posts, three more instances of extreme weather and suchlike which have occurred over the last week or so, all of which point in the same general warning -perhaps farming - direction.

This from the Scotsman of last Saturday, re the Gathering at Homecoming:

HUNDREDS of people were evacuated from the Scottish Parliament when the fire alarm went off during the Clan Convention.

More than 100 clan chiefs were attending the event - the first time they had ever come together on such a scale - along with about 300 others. But they were sent scurrying for cover when the fire alert forced them to leave the building during torrential rain yesterday afternoon. (Thinking fire alarm, thinking phoenix)

The next noted happening was on Thursday when lightning hit BMI Flight BD381. The aeroplane, bound for Edinburgh with 17 passengers from Manchester, was forced to abort.

From wiki re 381:

381 = sum of the first sixteen primes.

BBC report
aferrismoon: murderers of the sun
aferrismoon, Prime Time.

Then, from yesterday's BBC report: Lightning strikes Beetham tower, we note another incident in Manchester on Thursday, this one happening at 9.20 am, or nine and a third perhaps, thinking in triples. There is a really good video of the occurrence on the link. Additionally, it should be noted that the 47 storey building (with an agricultural connecting moniker, beet and ham), has two postal addresses, 301 & 303 Deansgate. I don't want to get too involved with number crunching, but if we ignore the zeros, that leaves us with 31 and the masons' favorite, 33. Adding them together gives 64, 8 squared or the number of squares on the chessboard, another favorite symbol of the secretive brotherhood.

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Also see Wrong Way Wizard for more, topical, number crunching