When the "saints" go marching home

I have just read Goro Adachi's latest offering :The moonwalker prophecy, Death of Michael Jackson and Rebirth of Princess Diana, and an interesting read it was; although he has missed out the Scottish occult ritual, Templars, Baphomet, antichrist connections, probably leaving it up to me. I would stress that I posted my last - giant related - "article" before digesting his output.

What stopped me in my tracks was both the biblical reference to Noah and to time, for last week there was yet another lightning strike in Scotland, one which I did not have the resource to post given matters have been progressing so rapidly in the year of Scotland's Homecoming since the death of the 16 bullocks (beasts) in East Lothian. (As constantly noted, probably most concisely in my post, a flash in the pan, from 20th June)

Notwithstanding, the latest heaven sent electric strike hit the Eastgate shopping centre in Inverness on 2nd July (Black Watch/Crowley/Queens visit to new hydro energy plant) closing the place down.

From the BBC report:

The lightning struck at 1435BST and shoppers were asked to leave for a short time.
A spokeswoman for the Eastgate centre said: "The weather is horrendous, the rain is torrential."

Train services were also disrupted because lightning damaged equipment.

From the fairly short wikipedia entry on Eastgate shopping centre:

The Centre is notable for an automaton clock depicting Noah's Ark

Also, for the record, Mr. Adachi makes reference to actress Helen Mirren. I have been heavily drawn towards the town of Paisley recently, their local football team is St. Mirren and they are sponsored by, amongst others, a local shopping centre and Pheonix Honda. (See my post from 16/04/08 re Helen) . Also, I have heard it said often that time stands still in Paisley, certainly it seems to if one has the misfortune to visit the football stadium, which is (or was anyway) especially bad. The games, never prior assumed to be Olympic standard, nevertheless seemed to drag on in the constant drizzle; the pies thus inadequate in the dire circumstances. Such is Paisley and thus perhaps, the future pattern.

Coming from a different perspective, including a faux alien visitation, it is good to note that someone has taken the trouble to reincarnate the writings of Rik Clay, who had his own thoughts on the 2012 Olympics, Zion,Prince William etc. They can be found here in the form of a free, short book.

"Now for those of you are not familiar with our strange ways of within the craft, when somebody is admitted they are called the Candidate."

Dr. Lomas.

cheers

Another interesting and informative, must-read take is here.

my post from 26/04/08 - Blue blood gives you wings.

From 30/04/08 - A tale of two Williams.

When shall we 3 meet again, from 23/4/08 ( includes bonus snared hare/Cawdor story) .

He who pays the piper calls the tune

This is an interesting story of which recent posts refer to, although I confess my own conclusions are perhaps the result of an over active imagination.

We read from the BBC today under the headline, Coastguard laments hoax SOS calls, of how a large rescue operation was launched in the Yell Sound area of the Shetland Isles after a child's voice was heard calling for assistance on the radio distress channel - number 16 - at 3.00pm on Scot's freemason founded New-America's Independence Day (lol), the 4th July. Apparently the female voice was heard crying:

"mayday, mayday, we need assistance"

A helicopter, rescue ships and other craft searched the area for two hours but found nothing.

When we look up the island of Yell on wikipedia, we note that there are "various possible derivations of the island's name", perhaps Pictish, although what jumps out is the, as pictured above yogh (a now redundant letter) , this seemingly mistranslated to both Zell and Yell in "early modern times". The image depicts lower and upper case.

We note too, the legends, and evidence, of giants which pervade the area:

"Yell has been inhabited since the Neolithic times. A petrosomatoglyph or stone footprint at North Yell, up Hena, 12 in by 4 in, (30 cm by 10 cm)is known locally as the 'Wartie' and was used to wash in dew or rain-water and standing in it was supposed to get rid of warts. In legend it was made by a giant placing one foot here and the other on the Westing of Unst.

At Breckon it is said that when an eroding grave was excavated, a number of human skeletons were uncovered, one of which was not only at least seven foot tall, but had small stumpy "horns" above the temples. Whether this man was a mutant or this is a tall story is unclear.


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I have used the image of Theodore "Teddy" Roosevelt promoted, Kenneth Grahame's (Grey-ham) "children's" book, Wind in the Willows, really due to all the animal links that have been thrown up recently (along with the willows tying in with Willowbrae as noted in the Paisley Pattern) and because of the Pan depicted cover. It should be noted that Grahame, who found the human world a pretty horrific place, was born in Edinburgh, although moved to Cookham in England, after which he was the target of a botched assassination attempt at the Bank of England - he worked in a high position as secretary - being shot at three times. He retired to Pangbourne and died there on 6/7, which ties in extremely well with the thoughts noted in my James Shelby Downard inspired, a kwick fit up; an ongoing hoodwink, where I noted the train crash last Saturday at Beale Railway, also Pangbourne. Worth considering too is that wikipedia notes that Graeme spent his childhood holidays in Ardrishaig and may have been inspired by the Crinan canal. This is very close to the Ben Arthur tornado plane crash.

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Kenneth Grahame - Lost in the wild wood -Notes the assassination attempt on 24/11 including a black and white scroll.

The Taliclan ?

To close the week, an additional, previously missed swath of the Paisley Pattern. From last Sunday's Mail ( the Scottish one) we read of "tartan terrorist" Adam Busby Jr. who was sentenced to 6 years in jail on the 18th of June for posting shotgun cartridges to various Scottish politicians, including top-boy Alex Salmond : the plump-chap pictured giving the Queen a peculiar handshake, posted a couple of days ago.

It appears from the report that the 34 year old plasterer from Paisley has since written to a friend, claiming he would be happy to kill the Scottish premier, and would celebrate the act by scoffing a McDonalds, presumably a Big Mac. The reason for his hatred is that his father, Adam Snr. - the founder of the sparse Scottish National Liberation Army - is currently also behind bars in Cloverhill Prison, Dublin, for a letter bomb campaign (27 attacks) which included Princess Diana.

Curiously, even in this tale there are shades of conspiracy theories, with some saying that Busby senior was, maybe is, an agent provocateur, indeed working for M15.

Who knows really, however the saga suits my ongoing purpose, what with the Paisley, shotgun, Lady Di, Scottish "independence" and beef/cattle McDonalds double-associations.

cheers

Sunday Mail story.
wikipedia Adam Busby.
wikipedia SNLA.

Misty Mountain Top

Perhaps no surprise, given the content of other recent posts including Crowley, mountaineering, the herding of humanity and the forthcoming return of King Arthur, that today a RAF Tornado F3 jet crashed, sadly with the loss of two lives, "on a hillside near the Rest and Be Thankful beauty spot in Glen Kinglass, near Arrochar, at about 11.45 BST".

From the same BBC report, we note that the two military crew were from 43 Squadron and that "the Rest and Be Thankful is a tourist spot on the A83 Arrochar to Inveraray Road, north west of Loch Lomond."

From wikipedia we note that historically Viking festooned Arrochar - pronouced Arrow-ka and located in the peninsula of the ultra remote Cowal - is overlooked by a group of mountains, "in particular" the distinctive Ben Arthur, or Cobbler, nicknamed due to it's resemblance to a shoemaker, bending over his last. (getting shafted maybe?)

From the same source, on the A83, specifically the Rest and be Thankful, we glean that:

Rest-and-be-Thankful are the words which are located on a stone near the junction of the A83 and the B828, placed there by soldiers who built the original Military road in 1753, which is referred to as the 'Drovers' road'. The original stone fell into ruin and was replaced by a commemorative stone at the same site.

A drovers road being a route used to transport livestock.

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see also my post from last April, Leuchars in the Sky for Di's Son.

A kwik fit up; an ongoing hoodwink.

Matters progress in the same previously noted manner as we note the visit of her Majesty to the Holyrood based Scottish Parliament to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Scottish devolution which came into effect on 01/07/1999. She was greeted by the 4 leaders of the "main political parties" and 143* children who were celebrating their birthdays today. Like it's 1999.

An interesting quote from the BBC report about the event (bearing in mind recent posts):

Outside the parliament, Colin Williamson, 38, from Edinburgh, said: "Every time I walk down the Royal Mile, I bump into someone famous.

"Last week it was former Rangers player Arthur Numan and later we met Oasis in the pub - and today it was the Queen. It doesn't get much better than that but to be honest I don't know much about the parliament. I don't really follow it."

You have to wonder if they make it up. (King) Arthur Nu-man.

Yesterday Her Majesty was busy handing out honours, philanthropist and Kwik Fit entrepreneur, Tom Farmer, issued with a Commander of the Royal Victorian Order award. (Edinburgh Evening News)

A rape in a portable toilet at the Young Farmers Ball, Royal Bank of Scotland sponsored-Royal Highland Show, Ingliston, on Saturday night. Surely a beast at work.

To close we recall James Shelby Downard's King-Kill/33: Masonic Symbolism in the Assassination of John F. Kennedy:

"The number 28 is one of the correspondences of Solomon in kabbalistic numerology ; the Solomonic name assigned to 28 is "Beale." ** (important)

It is a prime tenet of Masonry that its assassins come in threes. Masonic assassins are known in the code of the lodge as the "unworthy craftsmen." Because Masonry is obsessed with earth-as-gameboard (tessellation) and the ancillary alignments necessary to facilitate the "game," it is inordinately concerned with railroads and railroad personnel to the extent that outside of lawyers and circus performers, no other vocation has a higher percentage of Masons than railroad workers. "

Let's just flash back to the Scottish Parliament shindig:

"Only about 84 of Scotland's 129 MSPs turned out to watch the anniversary event."

That will be 3 x 28 then.

Continuing with railroads: again from today we read of how the East Coast Line is to be state-run, by order of Scottish Prime Minister, Gordon Brown(BBC report):

The government says it intends to take the East Coast rail service, run by National Express, into state ownership.

Just like the rest of us it seems.

It's surely time to start reading between the lines.

cheers

*143 is also an interesting number, the sum of both 3 and 7 consecutive primes whilst divisible only by 11 and 13. 11 is important, think the finishing times and dates of the 2nd World War; 13 - you should know the score and it's nothing to do with luck.

** I was unsure about the Beale aspect so did a search on the BBC site.(link). On 29/06/2009 (adds to 28) - last Saturday - 13 people had to be treated by paramedics after a steam train crashed on a narrow gauge railway on the Beale Railway, Beale Park, Pangbourne, shortly after 13.00 hrs. There is a Falkland War memorial chapel in the village, opened by the Queen on 03/2000. It appears she regularly visits it.

2nd top image is Scottish Premier, Alex Salmond, greeting the Queen with an unusual handshake.

Common-wealth games

We resurrect our post from Sunday, Paisley Pattern, where we touched on the two swine-flu deaths at the Royal Alexandria Hospital, linking them to the ongoing herding of humanity via a double edged, media driven, psychological sword of fear and celebrity worship: the eventual outcome of this herding process yet unknown, but extremely frightening if taken, for example, in conjunction with the Biblical Book of Revelations - as for sure we live in some sort of "end days" for humanity as we know it; although some may call it, and see it, as a golden age. We shall return to that in time.

To continue the theme:

Last Wednesday at 12.40am in Paisley Drive -which sits in the leafy district of Willowbrae in the evening-shadow of Arthur's Seat, Edinburgh - 39 year old Douglas Downing was blasted twice at close range with a shotgun after returning from walking his dog. It appears it was a case of mistaken identity.

Today at Edinburgh Sheriff Court, Kenny Anderson, a Commonwealth Games gold medalist boxer, was charged alongside Dean Scott with the attempted murder of 23 year old David Togher last Tuesday evening in Hay Drive, Craigmillar, Edinburgh. Mr. Anderson also resides at Paisley Drive, although he returned from training in Los Angeles (thinking Michael Jackson) at the police's request and was arrested at London's Heathrow early this week. His last major bout was in Glasgow last year when he fought Nathan King. Mr. Scott, his co-accused, was slashed "around a dozen times" on Sunday night in the Inch housing estate, again Edinburgh.

We touched on the Inch in my post
I can see the wood, and the trees in January, where I noted a murder in Hazelwood Grove (just after the finding of the severed head in Hawthornvale) stressing both the esoteric qualities of the hazel tree and the proximity to Craigmillar Castle - a place "best known for it's association with Mary, Queen of Scots". What I did not bother noting at the time was the fact that Craigmillar once supported a thriving dairy industry - which blends in well with many recent posts - around the turn of the century. The scene of the assault in the agricultural resonating Hay Drive is a mere arrow-shot from the Castle.





A quick look at the mythology of the willow, bearing in mind Paisley Drive's Willowbrae - brae meaning hill:

Most willow species grow and thrive close to water or in damp places, and this theme is reflected in the legends and magic associated with these trees. The moon too recurs as a theme, the movement of water being intimately bound up with and affected by the moon. For example, Hecate the powerful Greek goddess of the moon and of willow, also taught sorcery and witchcraft, and was 'a mighty and formidable divinity of the Underworld'.

See too: Ray's recent post, the Harry Potter series and Tolkien's Lord of the Rings on this topic.

As discussed many times here before, in the morning shadow of Arthur's Seat sits both the new Scottish Parliament and the historic Royal Palace (and Park) of Holyrood, where in fact the Queen is currently residing on her ritual, annual vacation. From the well worth reading in full: The Roseline Journey (part 3):

St Margaret’s loch lies beneath Arthur’s Seat in Holyrood Park. The Loch is named after Queen Margaret who was married to King Malcolm the Third. Part of her dowry was the Holy Rood cross on which Jesus was crucified. The Scottish Parliament adopted the name for their new building opposite HolyRood palace at the foot of the Royal mile. King Malcolm III had inherited the throne from Macbeth in 1070....The Roseline passes directly through St Margaret’s loch.

Just before I go, there is another Paisley related story which has cropped up in the news today. It concerns Irish politician, Ian Paisley Junior, being fined £5,000 for contempt of court in respect of Loyalist Volunteer Force founder, Billy (William) "King Rat" Wright. The link is here, readers may remember his father's outburst in the European Parliament when he claimed the Pope was the antichrist.

Another case of mistaken identity ?

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NOTES:

I do not wish to delve too deeply into this, like Crowley, but when I wrote my aforelinked Hazelwood Grove murder post I perhaps took the salmon of wisdom story too literally. For, according to a Mr De Vere in his fascinating Dragon Kings study, the Druidic salmon of wisdom alludes to the consuming of menstral blood in order to give one powers of prophecy.

See James Shelby Downard re JFK and Macbeth.

The Glasgow bombers worked at the RAH.

Last image is Prince and the Revolution - Paisley Park

For a quicker, less demanding exercise, to glean the undertone of the rapidly forthcoming future simply divide the amount of links on the slave resonating, top pictured, chain by 3.

Edin. Evening News - Shooting link to stabbed man

Kenny Anderson in trouble.

Squaring the circle ?

Sticking with lightning strikes, the number 4, it's square of 16, military operations, swine flu, farming, the Queen, Loch Ness and occult rituals, we note today from the BBC of Her Majesty's highland visit to both Culloden battlefield and the new Glendoe hydro-electric power scheme.

Beginning with Culloden, the location of the last battle on British soil and where Charles Edward Stuart or Bonnie Prince Charlie was defeated, we are told that she is the first serving British monarch to visit the site, the date of the battle being 16/4/1746. The end of the battle was brutal, so much so that the victorious English general was given the nickname "Butcher" Cumberland.

Of Glendoe power station, located just above Loch Ness near the Black Watch's Fort Augustus base, we note that the main 5 mile tunnel which was constructed for the plant was blessed by superstitous workers, who placed an icon of Saint Barbara within it. From the wikipedia entry on the latter:

However, she continues to be a popular saint in modern times, perhaps best known as the patron saint of artillerymen, military engineers, miners and others who work with explosives because of her old legend's association with lightning, and also of mathematicians.

Will come back to the promised, energy carrying, lay lines tomorrow.

cheers

(photo is Cumberland sausage)

BBC report on visit here.

wiki - Battle of Culloden.