Miles just published part 1 of a 4-part piece on “Ancient Spooks” up at his site. I am starting a new post devoted to discussion of this series of papers, as it seems they will be important and spark lots of discussion. I’d rather have the discussion here rather than on the main ‘Defending Miles Mathis’ thread. I might do this as new important papers or topics come up.
Here is the link to part 1.
Here is the link to part 2.
Here is the link to part 3.
Here is the link to part 4.
Here is the link to part 5.
And here is a link to Miles’ work on the issue, Where Did All the Phoenicians Go?
Update 4/23/20: Here is a link to Gerry’s new website devoted mainly to the puns and double entendres of Ancient Spooks.
Cutting Through the Fog 
Ancient Spooks update
I’ve now published a mini-update of my Ancient Spooks website for those of you who are interested in this research, to help bridge the time of Miles’ move.
You can browse the lists of new and updated articles if you know the old stuff already. Most have been spoilered here on the forum anyway, such my idea for the corona.
The biggest new page is a pun-decryption of the first Mishnah / Talmud verses, confirming that the strange laws can really be read as spooky laws.
The most important addition to an existing page is a much more detailed introduction to Semitic punnery, now with more of the (rarely) admitted examples. I hope this helps all of you who had their doubts about pun-encryption in general to develop a more informed opinion for yourselves. (I’ll probably have to revamp the interlinear analyses too, but that’ll take more time.)
If you have questions that involve religious scripture, it’s probably best to mail me. All other topics should be safe to discuss here on the forum. Please also tell me if you spot any errors in content or spelling. Thanks! 🙂
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CRANACH “LAST SUPPER” featuring Cousin John going down on JC who has finger in Judas’ mouth. Like you do at Passover. “Symbology.”
https://lutherandhisworldat500.wordpress.com/caroline-diorio/
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GOD LIKES ME! HE REALLY, REALLY LIKES ME! Was perusing the MWM Howard Hughes dossier before bed and the next day I found a nice, fat plastic model of the “Spruce Goose” at the thrift store for two bucks. With decals! Must note that the HUGHES file is one of those “everybody and their dog” explorations that explains everything. BONUS! My car got hit-and-run by a shiny red truck today
(probably stolen) and as I was lamenting the loss of calmer criminals as Afghan heroin was drying up and perps were on Chinese meth the cop said just wait until the police are de-funded. I gave him the briefing on fake commies as in Baroness Jenny Marx’s family owning King Ranch in Texas and itwas a true MATHIS MOMENT. Where’s the sparkly Galactic Core emoji?😍 Plus God really loves me because 1/4 second farther down the highway and I would have been puffing commands into a wheelchair. Thanks, Jesus. Thanks, MILES. I spam the YouTube comments with MILES MATHIS citations and now autocorrect puts it in caps. Hehe!
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Since you guys seem to be better at deciphering Latin & Greek puns, here’s a new riddle: I think I found clues in the first sentence of Josephus’ Jewish War which hint at the war being not quite as real as they’d make us think. And no, that’s not because Josephus claims to be a “Jew”. I think the historians were always full of it, all of them. And no, I also don’t question wars because of puns, but because such wars simply doesn’t make sense at all when we look at how the spooks & spookery work.
“At the same time that Antiochus, who was called Epiphanes, had a quarrel with the sixth Ptolemy…”
Flavius Josephus: The Wars of the Jews
I think in this case the clues are in the names: Antiochus Epiphanes & Ptolemy the sixth (sixth is ektos in Greek).
Sadly, I don’t yet know how to decrypt lengthy Latin & Greek texts in general.
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Ochus is a genus of butterflies by the way, but I found this prince also:
https://www.livius.org/articles/person/ochus/
Anti-Ochus? Instead of Ochus?
‘Phanes was the first ruler ever in the Greek Myths. Phanes passed it to Gaia or Nyx. One of them passed it to Uranus, then Kronos, then Zeus.’
https://greekmythology.wikia.org/wiki/Phanes
For Phanes? On-, Over-Phanes?
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Gerry, I wanted to ask you this question long time ago: what do you think about the fact, that there is no original Greek text or book to be found nowhere? As per my research into this, I can confirm I wasn’t able to find either any original in all the museums I’ve visited so far, nor online. What is represented as originals, is actually medieval transcripts.
To my worldview, this is strange to say the least. At first glance it seems as if one of the goals of the reneissance was fabrication of ancient world?
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The official explanation I’ve learned is that the ancient Greeks had as their only medium papyrus, and this material would last some centuries at the most – at least in rainy Europe, only sometimes ancient pieces of papyrus are found in the dry sands of Egypt and such places. So texts had to be copied every other generation, and stay in fashion, otherwise be lost. Later on copies were made on parchments, and they survived more easily into the age of book-printing, some of them even until our time.
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Yes, you are right, it’s mostly later copies. That is even admitted by the mainstream.
German Wikipedia has an extensive article about this topic: They call it the Loss of books in late antiquity. (The English page is a stub linking to the German one.)
The official explanation is that pagans destroyed Christian texts, Christian destroyed pagan texts. Wars destroyed central libraries. Writing material is perishable by nature. And apparently it became scarce at some point, so they washed off the ink and reused it. Many ancient texts are only known from modern methods making the washed-off ink visible again under the newer text.
I think these explanations are true to some extent. But of course, the elites could have prevented much of this if it had been important to them. So the topmost rulers probably wanted the ancient texts to vanish. I think it was only partly intentional though, or otherwise they would’ve prevented the later rediscoveries.
I personally don’t think that the ancient texts or ancient history were really rewritten though, most of it was simply forgotten. I still assume that our copies of the ancient texts are mostly genuine. However, since I’m hunting for lexical clues & puns, even a small difference in the copy can destroy such a pun.
And of course, official history usually doesn’t have to be rewritten, because the actual truth was never written down in the first place. Just imagine a future researcher reading all our contemporary “news” about “terror attacks” or the “coronavirus pandemic”. It’s all lies even in the originals! Even if we had a time machine and could ask regular people from ancient times, most would probably say the official accounts were true, or at least they wouldn’t know otherwise. Texts from famous Greek & Roman “historians” were already fables, often about about faraway times & places already back then, so I think that was where the revisionism occurred, not in later medieval times.
So yes, it may have been partly censorship, and it would be insanely valuable to us skeptics if more of the contemporary texts had survived. It’d be especially interesting to know about those regions & epochs that got only footnotes in the imperial chronicles. But the lost texts would still be worthless to anyone who’d just mull over the face-value meaning, because at their surface most of these texts would still superficially support official history.
Just my 2 cents. Feel free to disagree & discuss. 😉
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“Who controls the past controls the future: who controls the present controls the past,”
Sifting any truth out of written history is an herculean task. The archaeology can provide some clues as to what happened in past ages, with the caveat that the stratigraphy must be used as the sole method to find event sequence and arrive at approximate dates.
Using the principle ‘What is is what was, unless there is extraordinary evidence to the contrary’ can also provides a reality check about what really happened.
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I like the ancient tech angle that has become a major subgenre on youtube. It is self-evident that those pyramids and megalyths weren’t built by late stone age illiterates wielding pounding stones and bronze chisels. The sheer size of stone blocks in the hundred ton range would also make the block&tackle, wooden rollers and whipped slave regiments means of manipulation improbable. I don’t think it has any bearing on our quest of outing spooks. It is maybe just a time sink to keep our eyes off the important things.
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This might be a possibility on how they built the pyramids.
It’s a better theory then ancient aliens with anti gravity machines.
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Geopolymer stone is posited as explaining lacy stone “carvings” which are topographically impossible to carve, so this technology was used in recent centuries. THE MYSTERY OF THE STONE CROSSES is a rare old book of a couple in the southwest USA discovering artificial stones that enclosed silver equilateral crosses natives said were allegedly to hide these precious relics from the Spanish Conquistadors. One exemplar was a silver cross with coffee beans on each of the four arms. The broken stones had an aromatic resin smell, and I note my tuckpointing mason was using a resin additive.
Equilateral crosses were navigational aids to measure wave rebound off land masses to calculate landfall as demonstrated by eyeball on National Public Television by Polynesians; and the device itself displayed in an old Whole Earth Catalogue as an ancient curiosity. That is the likely genesis of the MALTESE Cross. The mod Phoenies don’t know that. Their occult knowledge claims are often make magic out of technology and a botch of history turned to self-serving myth. Like astronomy turned into astrology.
See: THE MAN WHO BUILT THE GREAT PYRAMID. Shem the un-cannibal driven out of Egypt by brother Cham’s cannibal cult and taking out Adam’s bones to Machpelah as mystery man Melchizedek. I think Joseph’s feast-to-famine was caused by later PYRAMID building in processing 7 years of limestone that made fertilizer and 7 years of processing with toxic aluminate leachate that sterilized the land. Alumina nodules and alumina-rich concrete were found in David Fasold’s THE ARK OF NOAH site.
(Another spewed post. Thanks, MILES at alii for tidy writing.)
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Now let him do a granite or basalt geopolymer.
I don’t entertain any ancient alien antigravity fantasies.
What I like about this genre is that it discounts the current year as the necessary culmination of history, as if we are at the zenith of an arch. Civilization might have taken many meanderings, ebbs and flows, without the here and now being the ultimate(by whatever metrics, technology/liberty/justice/scientific understanding). The current state of knowledge does not necessarily encompass all preceding knowledge. This assumption is relevant for all of us here on this blog as well.
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“The current state of knowledge does not necessarily encompass all preceding knowledge.”
I think you’re correct.
“There are more things in heaven and earth Horatio than are dreamt of in your philosophy.”
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All I know is the Mycenean Aegean archaeology types are punked by Egyptologists though Egypt has the phoniest history of all time with Herodotus barely transcribing Egyptian high priest Manetho’s blather which was a self-admitted reconstruction. The fix is still in as MATHIS notes constantly.
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How do I back-engineer the Hebrew words into transliterated English? RE: Czar-Cohen Sargon the Great as Biblical Nimrod. Thanks.
https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/IDENTIFYING-NIMROD-OF-GENESIS-10-WITH-SARGON-OF-BY-Petrovich-Petrovich/fd359f84105df067945500a41e3367d4a0b0f11c
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There’s a gazillion of websites that transcribe Hebrew. Just do a Google search. Here’s 2 from the search list:
http://mylanguages.org/hebrew_romanization.php
https://alittlehebrew.com/transliterate/
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Very kind. Thanks, Gerry.
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The commoner Meghan Rachel Markle has an astonishingly old family tree. Since I know zilch of geneaology I just clicked hyperlinks in thepeerage, and one of her lines went all the way back to 1289! That must be a record for a peasant.
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No, she certainly is not a commoner. It is my opinion that she, like the rest of the family, is an actress, complete with bogus family and genealogy. Wonder what the script has in store for her? I think she needs to be very cautious about travelling through tunnels.
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For Meghan Markle, it was even admitted somewhere that she had aristocratic ancestors. At least on Wikipedia, if you click on her father and then Christopher Hussey, they half-admit it.
With the genealogies at Geni.com, most end with the Frankish emperors or some time around that. And the Franks came from nowhere, while all the Roman aristocrats had died out just shortly after. I think we know how it really went.
There are one or two lines in the database that go back to the most ancient empires, but for the actual, real lines, there must be thousands going all the way back to the dawn of history and beyond. So the spooks reign eternal, even if they themselves have lost the records.
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FALLEN OR PUSHED? Uh, is this the place to note the “bungled” American withdrawal from Afghanistan is, for the China franchise of Hunter Biden, hardly a fail! Mandate electric cars then let lithium-rich Afghanistan “fall” to the opium-banning Taliban. Now Chinese Fentanyl monopolizes the market as Fentanyl makes old-fashioned “China White” obsolete as no poppy crop needed for Fentanyl. BONUS! U.S. BORDER IS WIDE OPEN!
BUNGLED?!?
Lord have mercy…
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The Rebbe Blog posits:
“Sabbatean-Frankism as the Paradigm of the Modern Left
What do all these inuential intellectuals all have in common?
1. Communism (Marx)
2. Sexual depravity (Freud)
3. Corporate Leftism (Bernays)
4. Multiculturalism (Horace Kallen)
5. Deconstructivism/Critical Theory (Walter Benjamin)
6. Frankfurt School (Adorno)
7. Radical jurisprudence (Brandeis, Frankfurter, and Cardozo)
8. Large-scale, non-selective immigration (Israel Zangwill, Emma Lazarus)
They are all linked to Sabbatean-Frankism, a distinct quasi-Satanic schism within Jewry. The extraordinary prevalence of Sabbatean-Frankist inuence among top Jewish intellectuals from 1850-1950 makes it statistically impossible to deny its role because of the impossible coincidences. The Sabbatean-Frankists sought to invert traditional Jewish-Christian values, including the 10 Commandments, restrictions on debauched sexuality, man’s dominion over the environment, etc. Further, given Sabbatean-Frankism’s apocalyptic nature, the modern Left is riven with irrational destructive impulses…”
SEE: MILES MATHIS KABBALAH on the Sabbatai Tzevi Project
Like all good parasites, the host is left alive while systems are taken over. Most High, HELP!
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Speaking of Neo-Frankist SCOTUS Justice Brandeis, Brandeis University banned “trigger,” a word used to defend the “Banned in Brandeis” list only last year.
https://nypost.com/2021/06/28/brandeis-u-takes-woke-language-policing-to-new-depths-of-stupidity/
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I posted this in the current events thread first, but it is probably more appropriate here, so I’ll repost:
Hello Everyone. I’m an amateur writer working on a story that is a blend of the historical fiction, gothic, and western genres. So, I’m just putting this out here amongst the crowd of discerning researchers here at CTTF (as well as to Miles, if he has the inclination)…I’m wondering what the CTTF and Miles Mathis take on the Spanish Conquest of the Aztec Empire is (and the pre-Columbian rise of the Aztec Empire in general)? I’m a quarter Indigenous myself (Kickapoo and Nahua), and I have always felt that the Mainstream/Wikipedia story of Hernan Cortes and his conquest of the Aztecs with the aid of other indigenous Nahuas was too pat an explanation to be plausible. Any thoughts?
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Welcome, Sword of Clio. AKAIK Miles has not yet written about that topic.
Here on CTTF, there’s been some interesting discussions on the “history” thread about early contact / easy conquest of the Americas.
My personal opinion is that 1) The connection was made some time before the official “discovery”, so the elites already knew each other. 2) Rulers of any region were already deceptive “proto-spooks” who regarded themselves as totally separate from their subjects. 3) The regional rulers readily betrayed their own subjects once the connection to the global powers was made, in exchange for being grafted onto the global tree of aristocratic families.
All 3 points are very unpopular with most other people, who prefer an epic fight between good & evil.
Here’s my own comment on the Aztecs, though that’s just scratching the surface of course.
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Hey Gerry, just saw this post. Thank you for the reply, you gave me some great insights here to work with!
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Door III. The imposter posers jumped into Mexico ruling for 3 generations culminating in Montezuma II. His grandpa fired up the formerly outlawed Cham-ite PHOENICIAN cannibalism cult and one blood orgy of his was so huge Mexico City was evacuated for the stench. Montezuma II erased the triumvirate and made himself sole king. Monty 2 arranged “Flower Wars” with neighbor rulers and together watched from behind screens and together dined on warrior corpses. People came forward with dreams of a conquering light-haired bearded ruler. Monty 2 killed them. The temple was ordered built up but giant blocks were found back in the quarry overnight. Cortez came welcomed with a human blood-covered feast he and his men rejected. Monty 2 was duly alarmed. The disenfranchised tribes after triumvirate dissolution joined with Cortez. The victory over Monty 2 was shaky and ready to be reversed in revolt when the Virgin of Guadalupe appeared on the Mother Temple Hill next to Son Temple Hill that had outlawed cannibalism. Mary left her miraculous image on Juan Diego’s cloak saying, “Are you not my people?” Millions of AZTECS chose baptism over 3 years. Spain outlawed slavery and everyone lived happily ever after until the Cristeros war with Chamite Freemasons outlawing the Church in Mexico. All cultures have been infested. The promised liberation of Our Lady from the errors of Russia given at Fatima, Portugal with the Miracle of the Sun of Rev 12 has been derailed by an imposter nun-seer, seen at SisterLucyTruth.org. ORAL SURGEON REPORT
Because Mary converted AZTECS by the millions be assured she can convert Russia after the now-ignored consecration to her Immaculate Heart, and her conversion of Russia, the “ONLY” way to peace, is performed. This consecration was requested in 1929 so 2029 should bring DOOM! Jesus, mercy!
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PHILIP COX under the “Gerry” citation RE: AZTECS posted this link to the Ptolemy line and gives the KOMNENE ROOT AS FROM THE COMAGENE KINGDOM! Last two paragraphss, please.
https://web.archive.org/web/20110716100716/http://www.tyndalehouse.com/Egypt/ptolemies/affilates/aff_ptolemies.htm
Belated props.
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MITHRIDATES 1 King of Commagene (Turkey), and as king is ruler of the COMMAGNE. SEE: GENI link below under “occupation.” Word roots? Cohen+Mogan?
Komnene?!? Beaky inbreds with Cupid’s bow lips like William the Cohen-queror.
https://www.geni.com/people/Mithridates-I-Callinicus-king-of-Commagene/6000000007228090997
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Posthumous pardon in the news today. Like a dog returning to its vomit, the spooks keep regurgitating their little projects.
On January 8,1951, a white woman was allegedly raped by 13 black men. Looks like all of the accused have a middle name. Is that normal in the South? Just askin’, the chai and 13 tingles my spooky sense.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martinsville_Seven
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On this day from Spookpedia:
1945 – On the deck of the U.S. Navy battleship Missouri in Tokyo Bay, representatives from the Empire of Japan and the Allied powers signed the Japanese Instrument of Surrender (pictured), formally ending World War II.
See Hidaki Kase (Case, Chase) and his father Toshikazu Kase. Toshikazu was the diplomat on duty during the weekend of the Pearl Harbor attack and was also on board the USS Missouri as part of the Japanese [Jewish] delegation that signed the 1945 treaty of surrender. So a war that was managed and manufactured from both sides of the ocean. His niece was none other than Yoko Ono. See Miles papers on Lennon and McCartney. We’re told Hideaki was friends with Lennon, but Yoko was seen as a nuisance to Kase’s prestigious financial clan, the Yasuda zaibatsu.
Founded by Yasuda Zenjiro, the Yasuda (see ‘Yehuda’, which is the same as Judah) were a financial conglomerate that lent money to the Meiji government, and that by 1928 the Yasuda zaibatsu was ranked behind only the Mitsui and Mitsubishi groups in total capital and encompassed 66 companies, reporting a total capital of ¥308 million. Zenjiro’s assassination was certainly faked as well. See this quote on his page where we’re told:
“Lennon, on seeing Yasuda’s photograph for the first time, is alleged to have said ‘That’s me in a former life’, to which Ono replied ‘Don’t say that. He was assassinated.’ Lennon himself was later shot and killed in 1980.[8]”
The English Wiki neglects to inform us of the full story, but the Yasuda zaibatsu would later be psuedo dissolved after the war as part of a deal between the financial clique and Allied Forces Supreme Command (GHQ). Like IG Farben in Germany, the owners pretended to dismantle their own industries, and then later quietly re-organized under a different or even the same name. Yasuda would later re-form as Fuji Bank and merge with Sakai Group. We’re told the former owners are only employees and are excluded from management. Believe that if you must.
Sakai = Sachs = Issac
And a corn kernel on top of this vomit-pile of history, the Fuji Bank’s US office was located at the impact zone of World Trade Center 2 on 9/11. We’re told 23 employees died in the attack, but Stanley Praimnath was one of only 18 survivors from the plane’s impact zone.
Whenever you research major events of the past 600 years or so, you are guaranteed to find a Stanley.
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Marc Bernays Randolph, co-founder and first CEO of NETFLIX, is Edward Bernays’ grand-nephew (anti-moral Frankist Jew and author of PROPAGANDA), Edward being the nephew of “funny uncle” Sigmund Freud, who said his father had sex with all his children. “CUTIES” was no mis-step.
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I never knew this. Meet the man who was assaulted and severely injured by one Adolph Hitler:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Otto_Ballerstedt
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I’ve been researching Jewish genealogy and surname history lately. One good reference I’ve found is the book When Scotland Was Jewish.
This review blurb gives a good summary:
*”The popular image of Scotland is dominated by widely recognized elements of Celtic culture. But a significant non-Celtic influence on Scotland’s history has been largely ignored for centuries. This book argues that much of Scotland’s history and culture from 1100 forward is Jewish. The authors provide evidence that many of the national heroes, villains, rulers, nobles, traders, merchants, bishops, guild members, burgesses, and ministers of Scotland were of Jewish descent, their ancestors originating in France and Spain.
“Much of the traditional historical account of Scotland, it is proposed, rests on fundamental interpretive errors, perpetuated in order to affirm Scotland’s identity as a Celtic, Christian society. A more accurate and profound understanding of Scottish history has thus been buried.
“The authors’ wide-ranging research includes an examination of census records, archaeological artifacts, castle carvings, cemetery inscriptions, religious seals, coinage, burgess and guild member rolls, noble genealogies, family crests, portraiture, and geographic place names.”*
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“The Wild Conspiracy Theory That the Titanic Never Sank” is the title of this Popular Mechanics article.
Why a mechanics magazine would publish stories about historic conspiracies is beyond me but they’ve been doing it for decades.
I confess I didn’t read the article. I think that the title and the source are enough but you may find it amusing. 🙂
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I’m no 911 fundi, so when I came across this name on some Facebook idiot’s page I had to google. What piqued my interest was said idiot considered Rescola a hero for rescuing Morgan Stanley employees on that fateful day. A hero? For rescuing bankers?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rick_Rescorla
The saddest takeaway is that We were Soldiers is spook opera. I shoulda known, since Mel is in it.
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A general speculation on spookery:
Are some families reservoirs of ‘sleeper’ spooks? The family goes about their business in a normal fashion, supported organically by extended contacts etc, without directly engaging in spookery. Then a promising child is born, and is noted and earmarked for greater things. Here I think of people like maybe Aelon Muskovitz. ‘The One’ is elevated far above the rest of the family(they tag along) according to the rags-to-riches trope.
Are Rhodes Scholars modern-day eunuchs? There are a disproportionate number of homosexuals in those ranks. The eunuch is an ancient archetype in statecraft. No descendants to favor, no loyalty to a nuclear family, only Machiavelian machinations to fill the void.
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Perhaps BUT I don’t see any of that necessary the average middle level manager is willing to lie and cheat to all of their underlings just to get himself a tiny amount more and increase company profits. Why would they not be willing to lie and cheat underlings for a large amount more increasing the profits of the billionaires.
There are some places different people will draw a line but lying to ‘lessers’ and fcuking them over is not it. No one lasts in management and the corporate structure if they won’t.
Not to mention official criminals, actors, news readers, doctors, nurses, teachers, police, army, prostitutes and even factory workers who all do what they are asked for financial rewards. Obviously everyone has a different price but I’m sure it isn’t that hard to find someone if there are no obvious family for the job.
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The foreskin law seems to say that even among spook families, not everyone is told about the greater schemes of deception. But in what role and to what degree a person can be trusted with spookery, that’s probably decided when they’re nearing adulthood, not at birth. The bar mitzvah may be the point when they officially become spooks.
(Please don’t start a discussion here about the actual laws for commoners, I think they have nothing to do with that.)
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Tisha B’av is the truly spooky one as having first haircut and bonfire and smart rabbis discourage that pseudo-coming of age as Moloch-ish passing through the fire stuff. Egyptians had excision of foreskin which for me suggests holdover from Shem or School of Shem as big orthodox noise. Jews identify Shem as Melchizedek (Lord of Righteousness), parallel name to Philition, “Lover of Righteousness” who is Herodatus’ shepherd (king) of the Great Pyramid despised by Herodatus’ Egyptian informant-priest Manetho.
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I don’t know what category this should be under, so I posted this here.
There were posts a while back that had pictures of rock formations of the plains of the west and other places in the world that look like there was some kind of gigantic flood that carved out these things.
I’m “definitely” not trying to be biblical or anything…. but a lot of these formations looked like there was a gigantic flood sometime in the past that carved out these formations.
Some of these formations look like things we played with when we were children at the beach. When the water came in there was always something standing.
I remember a guy on the forum a long time ago talking about stuff like that but I can’t find it.
I have a feeling there was some kind of gigantic flood that carved out the mountains and the things that stick up in the plains of the west. I forgot what the name of them are called.
Something like a incomprehensible melting of ice dams at the end of the ice age (or maybe even a million years before the Ice Age who knows?) releasing the equivalent of “massive water” beyond our comprehension, and carved out these geological formations that we see now.
Just something to take our minds off of covid for awhile.
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@Tony
I believe the official story is glaciers. Its a story that I would currently suggest is correct. At some stage they would have melted, I imagine that would have been interesting times.
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Yep, glacial melt is a thing. Not that anyone would doubt it, but it’s a HUGE thing on Mt. Rainier where I live, and I was just up there visiting it recently. Even now, not in an ice age, they shape the landscape yearly. It’s pretty amazing to behold!
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I have never seen a glacier. It was on my things to do list, probably in New Zealand, probably not really soon. A true rain in central Australia is also something to behold lakes as large as the eye can see where before it was desert. Fish, other animals and vegetation every where. Massive change is not unusual and from a safe distance or with power over your own survival it can easily be seen as beautiful.
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I mean, glaciers aren’t even scary. They’re just huge-ass rivers of ice with lots of snow on them. Basically if you see snow on a big volcano or huge mountain, that’s a glacier.
So on Mt. Rainier in the background behind me here, all of that is glaciers. (Not the grayish mid-ground hills, but the actual MOUNTAIN behind them a few miles away…) They aren’t really scary or dangerous unless you’re gonna act a fool and stand under a melting chunk of ice or something equally preposterous. 🙂
So @Tony: they aren’t incomprehensible, you just have to go SEE some! And I hope you get a chance. Rainier is the largest volcano in the land, south of Denali itself anyway, but there are lots of others and alas they are all on the other side of the country from you. But traveling is great, nothing expands us more than seeing the world, right?
Diluvial erosion is definitely legit. Geology may be the least-infected of all the sciences, simply because the land itself defies the need for airy, nonsense-based theory like we see in physics so often, or the nearly wholesale nonsense they call “psychology” for another bad example. That said, of course there are plenty of holes to fill, and it’s far from a complete body of knowledge. The fun thing about geology is the TIME factor, too – it’s not static, and the changes are constant in many places!
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l read somewhere where there was massive flooding within a short period of time that carved out what we see.
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I like to say that these geological formations are the remnants of mining operations of past earth or off-world civilizations. The reactions are priceless.
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A day late, but this one is priceless. The blade was 33 cm long, and in the footnote it is called a slightly smaller replica of a famous blade. Probably 11/18ths scale I would say.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Otoya_Yamaguchi
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Catastrophism was erased by evolutionists and replaced by Gradualism as needing stable Laboratory Earth to have long ages for The Science to cook up life and replace God. So Georges Cuvier, Father of Paleontology who saw massive rock uplift around Paris indicating catastrophic change,, had to be unceremoniously cancelled, as they say. Nose for news is good. All cultures have flood story of decadent era making God angry, boat, animals and landing mountain. Mt. Fuji. Or Mt. Çudi of Koran. Like that.
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l have a feeling that these geological formations are millions of years old before mankind even existed. And I’m not saying there are not recent formations and floods within mankind’s memory. Probably during the melting of the ice age. But I don’t think that melting made all the formations that we see.
Maybe we better not get gods into the picture…. otherwise this could be the religious forum?
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And that’s why we don’t base real science on “feelings”. Saying “millions of years” is just as good as billions, trillions, or krillions. Or hundreds. It doesn’t help anyone and is effectively a non-answer.
Which many shitty geologists love to do, but they are also not helpful. Guesswork based on “feelings” doesn’t really get us anywhere. I’m not saying this to pick on you, but to point out that “millions” could be 100 million or 1,000 million – which is a billion. If you’re going to guess at stuff and be wrong, just say a specific wrong number? It sounds way cooler that way.
“These formations are 32.367 million years old, EXACTLY, and I know it because I felt it very deeply in my SOUL.”
See how much more poetic that sounds? You love it. Admit it. 🙂
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See the thing is this. There’s a lot of people out there that believe that the flood was only 6000 years ago during the time of Noah.
To me they look older than that.
How old do you think that these formations were made?
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I’ve read some of Gerry’s papers about ancient spookery and have been heartened to learn of the fondness of the ancients for word play. I’ve found so much of it in more recent history and politics it becomes an impediment to communication — may people simply cannot believe how many puns there are that may have been intentional.
Regarding the ancients, I’d like to point on some bilingual English-Japanese puns that I suspect go back very, very far — though I don’t know how far. Rather, I suspect they are evidence of East/West communication/visitation going back much further than the arrival of Portuguese Jesuits in Japan.
The Korean minority in Japan are denoted with two characters: cho and sun (cho-sun). The Jewish minority in the West are sometimes characterized as the chosen. Creepy, no?
Or the Japanese word for holocaust — sometimes used in conjunction with Hiroshima/Nagasaki — is rendered showa in the roman alphabet. The Hebrew word for holocaust is shoah.
Then there’s the head of a Japanese Buddhist group, DAISAKU IKEDA. Flipping a couple letters around in IKEDA, one obtains “DA IS A KUK IDEA.” DA means loosely self-absorption, which is a type of insanity, as the Spanish word LOCO implies. Pronounce KUK as KOOK, you get “SELF-ABSORPTION IS A KOOKY IDEA.”
There’s his so-called mentor, Josei Toda. The PM of Japan in WWII was Heideki Tojo. There’s a similarity in Tojo/Toda. Take the last four letters of Heideki, backward, and one obtains Iked (so add an A — Ikeda). Inherent in Tojo’s name are these two men — the second and third president of the Soka Gakkai.
There are theories of commerce between the finnish/hungarian languages and ancient japan — the Hokkaido region. Some linguists consider Japanese to be in the same language group.
There’s the recent president of the organization’s branch in the United States, Danny Nagashima. His name sounds like a contraction of Nagasaki and Hiroshima. He was supposed to be replaced eventually by accountant David Aoyama, who supposedly died on 9-11. The number of days from the Nagasaki anniversary to 9-11 is 33. Aoyama was from Culver City. CC is 33. Dual 33’s.
I could go on, but I’m already afraid I’ve said too much. The purpose of this was to suggest some deeper and more ancient connection between East and West than is currently recognized. I’m afraid in the process I’ve opened up some controversial political issues.
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I’ve been reading over some past comments here:
https://cuttingthroughthefog.com/2018/07/18/a-brief-history-of-spookery/comment-page-3/#comment-5207
This has me wondering, beyond whether there ever could have been enough technological capability for an advancing civilization to thrive during the Pleistocene, my main question in regards to the possibility of an ancient global civilization is, given MM’s charge field theories, what would be the mechanism for the destruction of this civilization? Would it be an asteroid/comet? Earthquake or mega-volcano? Or something else?
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harakiri ?
after a 181 818th wave of Bovid-00, they all together made harakiri
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I’m curious, are we all in agreement here that there is overwhelming evidence for two massive cataclysms at 13,000 years ago and 11,600 years ago which could plausibly have acted as complete reset buttons to human civilization, such as it was?
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I assumed there was only one 11 600 years ago(the younger Dryas event, a meteorite impact on the North American ice shelf) . Any pointers to the 13 000 year one?
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Here’s a quick video that discusses the evidence of an event 12980 years ago as well as the Younger Dryas event from a guy on Youtube that I heard about through Josh with the caveat that I am not endorsing all the other content on this youtube channel, though some of it is good.
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Yeah I remember this guy year’s ago. He has that look about him that just screams spook baby and controlled op. He’s also an admitted Iraqi war vet. Doubt Intel would pass up a guy that looks this good. I’m also seeing all these pretty girls on YT promoting Atlantis and ancient lost civilizations too. He’s now pushing the idea that the Richat structure is Atlantis, while I believe Gerry is correct. It’s a spook story.
It seems all Atlantis & Pyramid fans are required to do videos on JFK and UFOs..
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Just to add a few points from my own research to flesh things out: the Younger-Dryas boundary in soil strata represents an approximately 1,300 year period running from around 12,900 to 11,600 years before present, apparently book-ended by comet/meteorite impacts. Prior to this period the earth was warming slowly at the end of an ice age. With the 12,900 YBP event the temperatures reversed and the earth began cooling again due to the moisture and dust released into the atmosphere on a global scale. The impacts along with the sudden cooling resulted in many of the extinctions. The 11,600 YBP event may have been more impacts from the same comet, broken into large fragments from the earlier encounter with earth. This caused a re-set in the opposite direction with temperatures once again continuing the slow warm to the present. It is speculated that the Taurid meteor stream, which the earth continues to pass through twice each year, is the remnants of the YD event comet.
I don’t agree with all of Graham Hancock’s conclusions but his books are reasonably worthwhile for the research he presents. His Magicians of the Gods has an extensive write-up on YD event/comet impact theory. The guy in the video swordofclio posted swings pretty wide as far as credibility but, like most controlled opposition, he does hit on some valid points. I think he was generally aiming in the right direction with this one. I like seeing the places he travels to… so I think they are good for that. He has a few good videos where he walks through the passages in the pyramids at Giza in real time which are interesting to give you a perspective of size and distance.
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No arguments from me there, Phillip. With that said, what of the Greenland/Antartica Ice core samples? Do we have any opinion here on the scientific veracity of the claim for two global cataclysms/cosmic collisions?
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swordofclio said: “…are we all in agreement here that there is overwhelming evidence”
And: “Do we have any opinion here on the scientific veracity…”
No, we are not in agreement. No, WE do not have an opinion – because there is no “we”. It’s not a hive-mind. There’s no collective Arachne “consensus”, here on this site or anywhere else in the world.
It doesn’t matter how many people agree on something. That’s a logical fallacy, so I’m here to point it out and while I myself may agree on some of these things, that also doesn’t really matter. What YOU think is all that should matter to you! 🙂
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Fair enough. I’ll reword it then:
Does anyone disagree here that there is overwhelming evidence for two massive cataclysms at 13,000 years ago and 11,600 years ago which could plausibly have acted as complete reset buttons to human civilization, such as it was?
Does anyone here have any opinion on the scientific veracity of the claim for two global cataclysms/cosmic collisions?
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I was under the impression that these events were not disputed by even the mainstream science gods though not talked about much or taught in schools. There may be some dispute as to the cause, however.
Whenever I see good evidence of something that, at the same time, seems to be ignored by the mainstream, I assume it is something they don’t want us to know about for some reason.
There is also evidence of humans being around for a lot longer than the science gods want us to believe. And, lots of other things.
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Here we have an Argentinian test pilot by the name of Bergaglio. That is how wiki spells it, so definitely not related to Francis. And we know how spooks just have a thing for air forces.
There was quite a bit of aircraft construction in Argentina post war, kind of their own Paper Clip. Even the indigenous test pilots have last names like Weiss. If you choose to follow this rabbit hole, go to Kurt Tank, then saunter over to Focke-Wulf and find out that AT&T owned a big chunk of FW during the war. Even claimed reparations after the war for losses due to B-17 raids.
The names in FW sounds very Phoeney, now that I think of it.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/I.Ae._30_%C3%91anc%C3%BA
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Wow, what a beautiful aircraft. BerGAGlio…Right. George Herbert Walker Bush crashed a plane. Mummy wrote a check so no charges for hot-dogging and killing the flight deck crew. Commander Harry Cooper has a wealth of info on Hitler/Hiller’s retirement to Argentina. Call Harry at Sharkhunters, International in Florida: 1-352-637-2917.
http://www.sharkhunters.com/
Pictures posted at renseradio.com “Sharkhunters.”
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With the uptick in references to the inevitable civil war in the USA, and expressions of confidence in a populace heavily armed with AK-47’s, one may ruefully note this 1972 review of naval research on simply scanning subjects with microwave radiation. Try drawing down on someone when your ears are bleeding. For those who like real guns with real ammo, the .270 rifle is a straight-as-a-string flat shooting hunter that will trim the tree limb hanging over your short-wave radio antenna and bring home that deer for din-din. The .270 has about 100 meter greater range than the loopy, bowed trajectory of the popular popgun, the AK-47. Remember, you can’t shoot the devil, so keep your high-capacity holy water gun strapped to your hip. +
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Quiz! 🥳 I’m going to publish another ancient-spooks update soon. The biggest revelation will be that a lot of spooky numerology is actually Latin puns. (The Hebrew numerology puns may still be valid as well, I don’t know.) I’ll make a quiz for the most obvious one here. Brace for a collective facepalm.
If you pronounce the numbers one & eight in Latin (or just the eight), you get a pun with a synonym for “hoax” that works in all major European languages, including English. I think that’s why these numbers are a hoax marker. Which pun is it?
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Unus, octo? Enact? An act?
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Congrats, you win the trophy! 🏆 Yes, I really think it’s as lame as that: octo ≈ acto. 🤦♂️
(Not all Latin puns are like that though, for some you actually need to know Latin or use a dictionary.)
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Ancient Spooks update
I’ve now published the promised update of my Ancient Spooks website. The new stuff is listed on the updates page. The biggest highlights are these:
I’ve discovered Latin puns for many spooky numbers, such as the number 8 and aces & eights from the quiz, number 33, number 911 and the number 19 from COVID. I had previously found Hebrew puns for those, and I think those are still valid, such as chay ≈ chawy. It may be that the spooks like these numbers because they pun with “hoax” in more than one language. Perhaps the managing spooks explain it to some lesser spookling kooks as conspiratorial “Judaism”, and to others as “Freemasonry”, I dunno.
In any case, those of you who know a little bit of Latin from school (but no Hebrew), can now perhaps participate in the hunt for puns, and in double-checking my own findings. Latin puns will be of great help, especially if we’re going to study Roman history.
As for texts, I’ve decrypted the 12 Tribes of Israel. It was actually one of the quickest & easiest decryptions, simply because there’s nothing new in it. Of course, there are no “tribes”. It’s simply yet another text that explains how the aristocrats need to disguise themselves, because of those uncontrollable, dangerous “people”. It’s another piece of evidence that the spooks were never a small or powerless group, who then conquered the world. Rather, spookery was invented by people who already owned & controlled everything, they simply got even more out of it with additional deception!
Lastly, I’ve tried and decrypted the first sentences of a Chinese text: Xu Guangqi’s Treatise on Agriculture. He was mentioned here in the forum, for his collaboration with the Jesuits. Thanks for the tip! Decrypting these Chinese puns was also not too hard, because Chinese has so many natural homonyms, and the first sentences again introduced spookery, so I knew roughly what to look for. As soon as you have to guess the topic, it’ll be much harder.
Please mail me if you find any errors. If you got questions, you can also mail me or ask here in the comments. Cheers! 🙂
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Shennong or Farmer God (c. 2000 BC), first of the legendary Flame Emperors, 炎帝 and creator of agriculture
That’s SHEM, Noah’s good kid, who rousted Cham out of Egypt then got rousted out by his cannibal-cult followers. Shu or Set in Egypt (demonized) and Siva, blackwashed in India as The Destroyer but also Mr. Lucky Provider? and the big noise in diverse cultures as bumping everybody ahead with agriculture, and the model for wannabe SHAMANS.
Lovely pun study as Chinese is so crypto already as having those four intonations that can change the word meaning in the wink of an eye or novel lilt of the tongue.
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Great job, again.
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“Britain’s royals used obscure legal procedure to hide distant relatives’ wills”
“- https://archive.ph/gB8PR#selection-865.0-865.78 -“
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Great “secret interlocking directorates” topic. Thanks. But why missing Brit photos from a Brit source?
https://www.alamy.com/leopold-de-rothschild-1845-1917-english-banker-and-race-horse-breeder-image385095766.html
Leopold de Rothschild, un-royal but close friend of King Edward VII who was nicknamed “Europe’s Uncle” and “Bertie.” Crowley’s “Bertie?”
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A tidbit:
I was looking at Gerry’s ‘Best of’ at his site, and noticed the name Strauss. Further reading mentioned an Ostrich as a symbol. Recently, on ‘Antiques Road Trip’, one of the experts (quite a few of whom wear pinkie rings) mentioned Wurttembergische Metallwarenfabrik (aka WMF) used an Ostrich emblem on their early items.
‘In 1853, Daniel Straub, a miller from Geislingen, joined forces with the Schweizer Brothers to form the “Metallwarenfabrik Straub & Schweizer” in Geislingen.’
http://www.silvercollection.it/WMF.html
Strauss and Straub written in old high German text are similar.
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Gerry, minor error in the Genesis Interlinear puns section 1:31 “on the day – sixth” (not fourth).
I now know why you wrote in the preface “If you’re religious, please think twice before reading this.” I just had a guy flipping out after I posted your (Genesis) link, just the link without any context, under his video, titled “Is The Genesis Creation Account Literal Or Symbolic Parable?”, to help alleviate his confusion. Put politely, he didn’t appreciate the help offered. And I remained silent to avoid making any additional offense. He seemed a rational thinker, but I misjudged the power of the rabbit-hole that holds firm grip over him. I learned my lesson, from now on I will link Genesis puns in combination with “Disclaimer on Religion” and accompany them with a warning: “think twice before reading it”.
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Thanks for reporting such errors. I will correct them in the next update (and introduce new ones).
As for posting links to my stuff into religious discussions, I don’t think anyone will benefit from that. I probably should write “think twice before reading this as a religious person, or before showing it to religious people”.
My analyses are not meant to offend religious folks, but as a help for level-50 truthers like us here. Regarding ancient times, I don’t want us to chase after the mysticist conspiracy bullshit theories that the spooks are constantly baiting us with: In those, Old Testament verses are always used to divine proof for some scheme where “ze Jews” or “Babylonian Satanists” invented banking or money from nothing, and then conquered the globe by backstabbing all the goodly pagan & Christian rulers around the world, who still fight them behind the scenes. If you see a discussion like THAT, go for it and post my stuff. 😉
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Oh, I just found a possible wordplay explanation for the Mayflower ship, whose “pilgrim” passengers were apparently all spook aristocrats. Try and look up in Wikipedia which plants are named “mayflower”… 😉
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Very imperialist.
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All I got was mostly roses (in my language), maybe hinting to Rosicrucians?
And there’s may 1st, major witchery day.
I miss Michael Deloatch, he’s brillant at this.
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“Evergreen global spreaders/sprawlers”, found around the Black sea, in Japan and Eastern North America. With flowers borne in terminal racemes, a cone like structure, fit for family tree symbolism.
“Dear fair princess, Our future queen, We brought you this flower of May from Our family’s lands in far away New worlds, hoping it could make snug fit into your majestic family.”
“My prince, I shall wear this May-flower close to my heart and take in its fragrances until such time, our two families are joined at the hip.”
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What I found first was Cardamine pratensis, a British Mayflower, close to “pretense”, which fits the spooks very well. Cardamine may be a pun with kredemnon “veil”. However, I just found that the Latin name was officially coined in 1753, long after the ship. So maybe that’s not it after all. 😦 In English, that plant is called “cuckoo flower”, dunno if that’s already good enough.
Epigaea repens was named after the ship, so if that’s true then the ship again wasn’t named after it. The name is Greek-Latin for “creeping on the ground”, so it could still be some pun. Perhaps with epeigo repens “creeping oppression”.
Wiki claims that the name Mayflower was so popular, that there were 26 ships named Mayflower at the time. Perhaps there’s still some flower term that yields wordplay matching the ship context better.
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Sorry if this is slightly tangential, but has anyone seen the movie “The Master” ?
It’s an absolute orgy of Phoenician themes / jokes etc.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Master_(2012_film)
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LUCKY LINDY, JR. Copied from COMMENT at YouTube post of BBC documentary on the Lindbergh baby kidnapping as posted by:
Hillary Clinton 123
1 day ago
@@ There are Live Interviews with Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr who obviously was not murdered, in the 1990,s. I remember hearing this old man, same age as my Father (born 1932} giving his story and how he was placed in Aston Hall psychiatric hospital, Derbyshire, with developmental disabilities were held under brutal conditions at Aston Hall and Kenneth Milner, who died in 1976, is thought to have carried out the abuse at Aston Hall psychiatric hospital in Derbyshire.
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Carrying over from the conversation from the on-going YT misdirection campaign on the Phoenicians, I found another long documentary on the Phoenicians here (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-p8OZz5KJoo)
I thought it funny the last three letters in the url ended in ‘Joo’, and the fact that the general misdirection here is to downplay the Phoenician and Jewish connection, if mention it at all, since I skimmed through it. Also funny I found a comment by a ‘real-life’ Ferengi Robert Walker Smith:
“I did a presentation on the Phoenicians for my Masonic lodge a couple of years ago. Their cultural motto was ‘make money, not war’, which for the Bronze Age Near East was a remarkable thing.
Imagine being in a coastal village in southern Gaul. You see a squad of ships sailing in your direction, and immediately prepare the defenses. Then they get closer and you realize, ‘oh thank Toutatis, it’s Phoenicians.’ They’re not going to sack your town and kidnap your families, they’re just going to sell you dyed cloth, fine glassware and other luxury goods.”
But of course they don’t mention that they are synonymous for leeches part, and that they payed off mercenaries to do the killing for them.
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I interpret ‘make money, not war’ as ‘create fake wars to make money’.
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Does anybody have any idea what the significance of the year 3761 BC is? This is the starting point of the Hebrew calendar.
https://web.library.yale.edu/cataloging/hebraica/about-hebrew-calendar
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/38th_century_BC
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Not sure if this goes here or not but someone posted about New World snails that are quite similar to the Murex that produces the Tyrian purple dye:
https://baysidevacationshuatulco.com/ancient-art-purple/
“A close relative of the Mediterranean murex was found along the PacificCoast from Ecuador to the Baja. The snail of the Americas is commonly known as “Purpura” and was used for centuries to obtain the same rich shade produced in Europe. One important difference between the Mediterranean Murex and Purpura is that the former had to be killed to extract the dye, eventually leading to its extinction; while the snail found on the Pacific Coast can be milked and released back into the sea. The ancient Mixtec shelldyers understood that the purpura regenerates its ink. By not harvesting dye during mating season, careful rotation, gently milking only the mature shells and painstakingly replacing them onto the rocks, they were able to conserve the species over several centuries.”
Makes me ponder just how long the Phoenies have been in the Western Hemisphere.
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Found something that ties in to the recent paper on Buddha. This piece was written by Gene D. Matlock, who we’re told is a former high school teacher and ex-Marine, so caution is advised. It appears to be published shortly after 9/11 and is pro-Israeli, but I thought it was worth sharing for a few reasons. I’ve seen snippets here and there, but I haven’t read a decent summary of the Phoenician relationship with India until now. This author claims the Phoenicians and the Jews are the same Khaiberi people found in Northern India, and colonized the world.
The archaeological finds are pretty interesting, and of course the mainstream claims they are all forgeries.
” Even though these twins had different religious beliefs and practices since remotest times, they managed to be dedicated one for all – and all for one – musketeers in love, peace, and war for at least 30,000 years, according to authorities on the myths of the ancient Hindus. These two brothers were called Phoenicians and Jews (Hebrews). Webster’s New World Hebrew Dictionary defines “Heber” as Kheeber, meaning “Connected; Joined.” Because they did colonize, rule, and inhabit every country on earth, also founding every civilization on earth, all human societies recognize their ancient hegemony both linguistically and mythically. We often call them Castor and Pollux or the Gemini Twins.
The Hindus call them The Asvin Brothers and The Nasatya Twins. The Southwestern Indian tribes call them The War Twins. For the Zunis, they were Maseway and Sheoyeway; The upland Yumas call them Matavila and Judaba. The Acomas remember them as Masewi and Ojuyewi. The Navajos call them collectively Ethkyn-Nah-Ishi, a name that cannot hide one of the names of the ancient Scythians (Skythians): Ashkenazi, the same Scythian group that gave the world Guatama Buddha.
“The Guate in Guate-mala is the only way the Mayans could pronounce Kubare. Mala was one of the seven islands of the Antara-Dwipa of God Vishnu. Antara means “distant; another country; in the middle; on the way.” The reader will readily recognize that Antara is similar to the name of the Carribean island chain of Antilla (Ant-EE-yah), where Columbus first anchored his three ships, the Pinta, Nina, and Santa MarÃŒa. Dwipa/Dvipa means “An island; Peninsula; A division of the terrestrial world.” The Caribbean tribes would have pronounced Antara as Antila or Antala. Kuvere-Mala (Guatemala) is also a part of the Mayan lands known as Nacaste, derived from the Sanskrit Naga-Shetra (Land of the Nagas).
This name Kheeberi, for all practical purposes, the “whole world,” has crept into our English language as Cyber (Kheeber), used in compound words to denote “Everywhere:” Cybernetics; cyberspace, etc. ”
http://www.viewzone.com/phoenician.html
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My take on the spin here is its Hindu nationalist flavor, and too much focus on geographical, religious, and ethnic lines. This could also be misdirection of the Theosophy kind (see 19th century spook Godfrey Higgins). The real phoneys are always international and interfamilial, and see themselves above all that flag waving. I would read this with plenty of salt on hand. I can’t verify some of this info, like Melchizedek being Melik-Sadaksina. However the connection of Krishna to Kannan and Canaan/Cain is interesting.
The ancient rivalry between Northern and Southern India also reminds me of the Northern v. Southern Phoenician rivalry.
http://www.viewzone.com/abraham.html
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Anybody wants to take a stab at the name Balestiere?
https://www.news24.com/wheels/formulaone/mercedes-f1-star-lewis-hamilton-to-change-his-name-to-honour-his-mother-20220314
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https://dailynewscatcher.com/carmen-larbalestier
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-8939075/Lewis-Hamilton-shares-gushing-tribute-mother-Carmen-birthday.html
Carmen Brenda Larbalestier, born on 11/11 1955
Age 66
“https://www.theislandwiki.org/index.php/Larbalestier”
=> (ugly) spooks from Jersey-Guernsey
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(Previous comment stuck in mod…)
Mother Carmen Brenda L., age 66, born on 11/11 1955
About the J€rsey-Gu€rnsey bunch of (unattractive) Sp00ks : “https://www.theislandwiki.org/index.php/Larbalestier”
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And honoring the matrilineal name tells you?
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In the name of her great… beauty? (said no one ever)
Hmm, letter J? J-ersey, already checked that box…hmmm…surely it’s because she’s a J-olly (good) mum hehehe
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So Hammie’s is related to the old banking families who set up one of the worlds first off-shore banks in the 11th century, so their wealthy clients could avoid paying local taxes. Jersey is famous for it’s cows which produce milk rich in cream. An apt place for a poor little rich boy to have his origins.
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I knew you guys would come up!
I also think of that great golfer Severiano Ballesteros.
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Interesting sermon on Phoenicians in the Bible, corroborating with pt. 4 of Gerry’s Ancient Spook series. (If you want to cut to the chase, start from minute 7)
“https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ttvUQFBP91Y”
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“Suitability of highly productive roots and tubers is in fact a curse of plenty, which prevented the emergence of states and impeded economic development.”
I dunno — the emergence of the state now looks like a bit of a curse, and a planned one at that. Did the Ancient Phoenicians encourage the use of cereal crops?
“Researchers find that it was not an increase in food production that led to complex hierarchies and states, but rather the transition to reliance on easily portable [i.e. taxable] cereals.”
https://warwick.ac.uk/newsandevents/pressreleases/study_sheds_new
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Who woulda thunk this spook was in the peerage:
https://www.thepeerage.com/p70718.htm#i707179
I never knew that. Neither does wiki.
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