Documenting from Scotland the rise of the One World King; the "masonic" Sun God.

Wednesday, 29 April 2009

Pigs might fly


It needs quickly noted, given previous posts, that the first UK residents to contract the fearsome swine-flu were a newly wedded Scots couple, the esoterically named Mr. & Mrs. Askham, from Polmont, itself an important Roman stronghold during the last occupation.




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Sunday, 26 April 2009

Wishy Washy ?









I touched upon London Mayor, Boris de Pfeffel Johnson, in my Beijing Olympic handover post ,Things are not always as they seem, where I noted that he could in fact have been playing the part of the scarecrow in a Wizard of Oz parody, the Wizard to be revealed in London 2012.

Following on from that, it is interesting to note Boris' behaviour over the last week in respect of St George's Day, where, on the day itself, he toured London in a red double decker bus, the highlight being a visit to 14th century Leadenhall Market which itself is situated on the heart of Roman London.

Then yesterday, the culmination of a week long, Boris organised, London St George celebration (a wankfest), saw a free folk concert in Trafalfgar Square, as we note from the BBC,
Folk singers celebrate St George:

The event "showcases some of the great things that England has given to the world," a Greater London Authority spokesman said.

Those performing include singer Seth Lakeman, violinist Eliza Carthy, The Demon Barbers and Jim Moray.

Analysing the acts further throws up a number of interesting synchronicities, especially if one is drawn to the theory that Boris is both complicit and active in the creation of a Prince William as figurehead, New World Order, the capital of which is London, and is basically just a seafaring Knights Templar founded, freemasonically driven, reincarnation of the old Roman empire, albeit with a frighteningly technological, almost alien-styled, twist.



Beginning with Seth Lakeman, we note from wikipedia regarding his new album, Poor Man's Heaven, that : There is also a strong, though not exclusive, theme of songs about seafaring and the coast, again continuing a trend from much of his earlier material.

Drifting to Eliza Carthy, the daughter of musicians Martin Carthy and Norma Waterson, her first band, at age 13, called the Waterdaughters, her last album (2008) Dreams of Breathing Underwater; just a couple years prior to that she contributed three songs to Rogue's Gallery: Pirate Ballads, Sea Songs and Chantey's.







The Demon Barbers, fronted by Damien Barber, their name speaks for itself (please note comments below) Additionally it needs noted that they have just returned from a trip to China, including the aforementioned Beijing. (Thinking Prince William, thinking the Omen, thinking someone having a laugh:)










Jim Moray, well Moray itself comes from the Gaelic, and means Man of the sea.





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see also Luciferian Lisbon Treaty signing, Je-Rome,
Going back to our roots.

Monday, 20 April 2009

Marriage of convenience


Sorry, little time to write at the moment. However, watch the steps towards a "one world" religion, as noted in recent previous posts. From the BBC, Pope to present gift to Charles:

The Pope is planning to present the Prince of Wales with a memento of Henry VIII's divorce from Catherine of Aragon at a meeting next week.

The prince will get a copy of the 1530 appeal by English peers to Pope Clement VII asking for a marriage annulment.

Pope Benedict will also meet Charles's second wife, the Duchess of Cornwall.

The gift is being seen as an attempt to help heal centuries of schism between Rome and the Church of England, which was established by Henry VIII.

It will be Charles's first audience at the Vatican since his divorce from the late Diana, Princess of Wales. Current wife Camilla has also been married before.

Stefano Della Zana, from Scrinium publishers, which is reproducing the special document, said: "It is kept in the Vatican secret archives. This is absolutely the first time anyone has been given a copy."



Horned and bearded Wills (Baphomet) from Christmas Day 2008

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Saturday, 11 April 2009

The Klubbed Klub


Moving, or are we, very slightly off course from recent catholic/protestant biased posts, we note today 11/4/2009* from the BBC news that the "infamous" and historic men-only Kate Kennedy club of St. Andrew's University has had it's "official suport withdrawn", after the new principal, Dr. Louise Richardson, stated that it was sexist.

Without getting too drawn into the Prince William connections - he attended St. Andrew's Uni, St Andrew is the patron saint of Scotland, itself being the root of the current freemasonically architected, and apparently collapsing economically anyway, Western World; additionally his girlfriend whom he met on campus is called Kate - it is interesting to note how it is not socially acceptable any more for a "males only" group to exist.

No, nowadays, we are the same, equal (p/c) slaves to the "state".



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* Beautiful number synch, bearing in mind K being the 11th letter of the alphabet, 2 and 9 adding to 11, thus 11/4/11
Photos from KK website

BBC report here.
Ray's - Da Black Whole for more on this topic

Thursday, 9 April 2009

Sunny side up






Matters seem to be on a bit of a roll at the moment, maybe because it is Easter, the time of eggs amongst other things.

The following story again links in extremely well with the context of recent posts, as we read from the BBC,
Investigation into serious blaze, of how fire devastated Strachan's grocery store in Aboyne, North East Scotland, yesterday afternoon.

Whilst our monarchy have strong connections with the area, and in fact the grocers shop holds a warrant, it is interesting to ponder the above photographs, the first showing the remnants of the shop logo, Royal Deeside, the second shows the adjacent Indian restaurant, the Royal Kashmir.

What is also worth highlighting is the village name, Aboyne, which brings to mind the Battle of the Boyne, seemingly fought in 1690 between Catholic King James and King William of Orange, although there are some, Michael Tsarion for example, who would argue that a battle never took place and that it was all part of an occult ritual concerning the ongoing enslavement of humanity.






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Wednesday, 8 April 2009

Dog-Damn Disturbing


Twin dog miracle stories have reared their heads in the BBC news over the last couple of days, the first from Australia regarding a pooch, named Sophie Tucker after the "famous" US entertainer, which unfortunately fell overboard as her owners sailed off the coast of Queensland last November. Amazingly the K9, an Australian cattle dog, managed to swim across shark infested waters to the remote St. Bees island where she survived on a diet of baby goats for four months.

The second is closer to home, for me anyway, Scotland, where we read of an elderly springer spaniel, Oliver, which survived for 37 days in the hills after running off from his owners during a walk near Glen Etive, eventually being found "8 miles as the crow flies, 44* miles by road", on the other side of Ben Fhionnlaidh.

Stripping these stories to the bone yields some incredible synchronicities if one is of the opinion that the new world order currently being created is freemasonically orientated, and that our British Royal Family is close to the top of the pyramid; so close in fact that Prince William is to be the Rex Mundi, or King of the World, and that we are being constantly warned to this fact through esoteric teachings from a higher source.

Going back to the initial Oz herding-dog story; the location Queensland which speaks for itself, on the eleventh month of the year, 11 always a favorite with these Knights Templar reincarnates, but, surely, the clinchers are the St. Bees Island and the diet of baby goats, bearing in mind recent posts throwing up the Jamie Oliver G20 goats cheese Stanley Kubrick connection, and Goat/Pan/Lucifer/Baphomet worship practiced by those who inspire to enslave humanity totally. On the bees front, I would draw readers attention to this article,
Freemasonry and Bees, published by the Grand Lodge of British Columbia, and attach a small quotation for your perusal:

The bee and the hive have long been symbols of industry and regeneration, wisdom and obedience, with a place in Egyption, Roman and Christian symbolism. The hive is often seen in Masonic illustrations of the 18th and 19th century and both Clovis and Napoleon adopted the bee as their symbol. Although "the bee was among the Egyptians the symbol of an obedient people, because, says Horapollo, 'of all insects, the bee alone had a king



Lets quickly move on to the second featured story, the Scottish one. Whilst at first glance it seems unpromising,with some digging into the location, Glen Etive and Loch Etive, from wikipedia we note:

Glen Etive (Scottish Gaelic: Gleann Eite) is a glen in the Highlands of Scotland. The River Etive rises on the peaks surrounding Rannoch Moor, with several tributary streams coming together at the Kings House Hotel, an old inn on the A82 road at the head of Glen Coe

At the north end of Glen Etive lie the two mountains known as the shepherds of Etive: Buachaille Etive Mòr and Buachaille Etive Beag.

Just seaward of the mouth of the loch is Dunstaffnage Castle. This was a stronghold of the kingdom of Dál Riata until the 9th century, and possibly its centre at one time. It is believed to have held the Stone of Destiny before its transfer to Scone Palace.

Surmising the subliminals, we tipple both the King and Glencoe, as both were very recently noted in previous posts with regards to the code name for the recent G20 police operation and the Scotland/Rangers football sacrifice; whilst the two shepherds twins nicely with the two dog tales and the Crimond helicopter disaster "Lord is my Shepherd" synch, with yet again a clincher - the Stone of Destiny appearance - because for sure Prince William (the oldest Billy Goat Gruff - we, collectively, are the troll - think about it) will be crowned upon it.






Just before I go, it needs stated that the Scottish rooted Millwall (The Lions) Football Club colour wearing man who died during the police G20 Glencoe operation was named as Ian Tomlinson, his stepson, Paul King, telling the BBC he "wants answers". Note from the map below, that the police assault took place at the end of Royal Exchange Passage.


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*aferrismoon re more on 44, and Barack.

nb - Billy Goat Gruff snap from the US Whitehouse Christmas 2003 display.>

Tuesday, 7 April 2009

Only the good ?

Top TV presenter, Sir Michael Parkinson, today spoke out over the media's treatment of the late reality TV star, Jade Goody. Whilst I have no desire to write about the subject, one particular comment requires noting in the light of recent posts:

"Her death is as sad as the death of any young person but it's not the passing of a martyr or a saint or, God help us, Princess Di," Sir Michael wrote.

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see also my post from last August - Brown girls in the ring.