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For this mini update, a limited run of some political advertisements
in time for the American Election on 02 November. The theme being, "A
Tale of Two TV-Dinners Revisited".
The Johannite Legend of the Templars AntiqIllum RE/Mix
is now available. It is a rather Rough Cut version, don't look for anything
easy to read or navigate. That aside, there are gems in there that are
not going to be easily found anywhere else, much like everything else
we have been offering over the past five (count-em: 5) years.
Changes in the making: Due to overwhelming traffic, Grey
Lodge Occult Review has its own domain, the link being: http://www.greylodge.org/occultreview/idxs/gloridx.html
A chance that the Mad Prophet Blog will be up and running
by the 1st of November to coincide with a major event in the alternative
media.
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Because we published an editorial back in 2000, for the 2000
Election, relating how we felt about the choices THEN, and that they reminded
us of TV dinners... we offer A Tale of Two TV-Dinners Revisited. Really, the
choices are the same, again. Or has it been downgraded to hospital fare? Yeah,
that's it!
To start things off, here is the earlier post, from the year
2000:
A TALE OF TWO TV DINNERS
I have before me a choice to make. A
choice between two TV dinners. One is in a red box, and the other is in a blue
box. One has a southwestern US flavor, the other is categorized as a "traditional
favorite." The red package
is a Banquet Mexican Enchilada Combo Meal, while the blue package is a Swanson
Boneless Pork Rib (Shaped Patty in Barbecue Sauce), Char-grilled for Great
Taste. The Banquet meal comes from Nebraska, while the Swanson meal comes
from New Jersey.
We get in the Banquet meal, Chili Sauce with Beef, Cheese
Enchilada and Beef Enchilada, Refried Beans and Mexican Style Rice. In the
Swanson meal, we get, in addition to the Boneless Pork Rib shaped patty in
Barbecue Sauce, Barbecue Beans, Mashed Potatoes, Corn, and Apple Crumb Dessert.
The
Banquet Meal contains one serving. Total calories, 370. Calories from fat:
110. Cholesterol, 20 mg, Salt 1390 mg, carbohydrates 55g, protein 55g.
The Swanson
Meal contains one serving. Total calories, 470. Calories from fat: 170. Cholesterol
30 mg, Salt 900 mg, carbohydrates 58g, and only 16 g of protein.
In the store
we purchased these items, the Banquet dinner was $1.67, while the Swanson dinner
cost us $2.65.
Comparing the two, the Swanson meal is fattier, has more cholesterol
and carbohydrates, and costs about a dollar more. It may have less salt than
the other, but salt isn't all that bad anyway.
In doing this exercise, it
reminds one of the choice before us all on 07 November, at least in the United
States of America. Do we want a TV dinner that has less fat and has more nutrition
value, for a lower price? Or do we want more pork, cholesterol, fat, carbohydrates,
and less protein?
Of course, we could choose an all veggy dinner, or an all
meat dinner, with perhaps a glass of cheap red wine to wash it down, but nahh,
we like enchiladas.
Then again, since we know how to cook, a rarety in males
of the species these days, we might just go for an Eggs Benedict or a Cheese
Soufflé!
The stats speak for themselves. The analogy is accurate, the
choice is yours. Get out and vote, even if you vote Libertarian! --the Management.
[This year we would say, even if you vote for Leonard Pelletier!
but then I wouldn't want to ruin his life that way, the feds did enough already.]
This year, less talk and more images:
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A hot button issue here in California, though not nearly
as controversial an election issue as other things, like some hotly contested
races in the Central Valley, the Casino issue, the 3 Strikes issue, et
cetera. Let's face it: Stem Cell Research might not remove all the sickness
from the world, but it does stand to make the world a better place. Of
course there are those we know who think we are crazy for wanting such
a fershtinkener thing! And to showcase our point, on the left: the fortunately
late ex monster in law; on the right what can best be described as an
exact clone of same. More than one person has made this observation.
Ever see the X Files episode called "Eve"? Hey I was in that truck stop
on Interstate 5 in the North Valley, once, myself. |
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It's Election Night, 2004. What are you going to do, here
in America? Watch Coyote Ugly on USA? Or watch the returns on the news
stations? Well we have one programming recommendation, coming next.....
So this time, it's a choice between Deep Fried Texan and Boston Stew?
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THE COFFEE'S ON ME! Like a drunk bikini on a Rolodex.....
hey! watch
that vodka, there went my keyboard! whoa!!!! That's like a Russian
in heat at the Olympics minus the international press! "Let's get
drunk together on Election Night!!!!" -- Dan Rather.
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[Brought to you by Captain Cook!
Yo ho ho...]
"Your client can't think fast enough
to answer those witty opponents who bombard them with character attacks.
Your client stutters during speeches, stumbles on words and his accent
is a fake drawl that can cause hilarious outbursts of laughter. Don't
let your client speak in public again without... The President's Coach©
You Tell Them What To Say!!!
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Now, wasn't that fun? On to serious business...
This is an updated version of the original
"Johannite Legend of the Templars" that appears in Qadosh: The Johannite
Tradition, Part One. Sure, it contains the same material as we presented
it there, however there are some changes and additions.
First, there is a section dealing with the circumstances leading
to the Neo Templar movement in France at the beginning of the 19th Century.
This includes some narrative on the movement that preceded it. This is important,
because we are convinced that the original founders of the Templar movement
in France, may not have gotten a genuine "Charter of Transmission" but they
did get a genuine Transmission ITSELF! What do we mean? Are we preposterous?
Have we not read those websites like that operative... ahem, operator, in Switzerland
who is sooooo passé by now?
See, the first Transmission occurred during the First Crusade.
We shall get to this later on in Book Two Part Five. Next, a Transmission came,
via the Hurufis to Italy at the time of Dante. Another Transmission came via
the influence of the Bekhtashi Dervishes on the Donmeh. Indeed the activities
of the Shabbeteans in the Tiberiade region may have been what caused the "Galileans"
to move to Latakia. At the time of the First Crusade, these would have included
the "Nazarene" Bishops written of by William of Tyre.
Following this, we get Transmissions communicated via French
travellers going to Syria and the "Holy Land". One of these was Maundrell,
who brought back the first information about the Nusairis practicing Religious
Dissimulation. Then there was the trip that Karsten Niebuhr, (from Jutland,
by the way), took to Syria and the "Holy Land" and Egypt, Arabia and India.
If he was the elusive "Kolmer", we have no way of proving at this time, but
if there was indeed a "Kolmer" and there very well could have been, this is
where the influence upon the French who formed the body of the Lodge at Lyons
where Adam Weishaupt's superiors operated... took place. Weishaupt, in turn,
is a descendant of this Tradition.
When people ask about the Illuminati, they want the things that
go bump in the night, but what they are likely to get may in fact be bumpier
than they ever imagined.
However, for the Initiate, this is nothing to worry about.
These travelogues exerted an influence upon the nobles of France.
There has always been a keen interest in Syria, on the part of certain parties
in France. In fact, it was from Syria that the French got Rose culture, Plums
(aka Midis Pommes Bleus by the way), the Chartreuse Cat, and other things,
such as a Franco-Syrian bloodline that was initiated, between the Frank nobles
who arrived in Syria at the time of the First Crusade, and which sired blond
haired blue eyed Syrians. These today are referred to under different terms...
We are told that Fabré-Palaprat found a copy of the Levitikon in
a Second-hand Book-stall. The Levitikon being a book
allegedly written by a Greek Bishop of the name of Nicephorus, from the 15th
Century. This is a clue. Nicephorus is said to have been initiated into Sufism.
The Sufism of the time and place would likely have been associated with the
same Bekhtashi Sufism that inspired the Donmeh. Therefore it is no surprise
to us to see the story that is not being told everywhere else. The Johannite
Legend expressly states that there is a Johannite Tradition behind all of this.
Is this so? From what we gather it is, and whether it is a group that existed
in Galilee proper, or were Israelites descended from the Samaritans, who moved
to the Tiberiade and lasted there until the early-mid 17th Century and were
carrying on the traditions of John the Baptist, or whether they were the Nazarenes
/ Nazrei / Nozrei Ha Berit, including the Sampsaeans (Shamsi / Chamalis / devotees
of Sheikh Shams of the Nusairis and Yezidis respectively), this sect has existed
and has included strands from just about every other group known to us in the
area, going back to the Phoenicians and then some.
Going back, no doubt, to those quaint old days on Mount Hermon.
Yarrr!
So, then, we offer two PDF files: The
Johannite Legend of the Templars AntiqIllum RE/Mix,
and a Readings Segment. The Readings Segment is an excerpt from G. R.
S. Mead's excellent work, Did
Jesus Live 100 B. C. ? We have excerpted chapters
17 and 18, on the Early Christians and on the Book of Elxai. These are
extremely important pieces of information regarding the subject matter
we are transmitting. There is a Johannite Tradition that has existed
throughout the entire Near and Middle East forever, and John the Baptist
was just one carrier of it. Again, the thought comes up, after digesting
so much of this, is simply the question: Just What is NOT Being Said
Here?
With that we take our leave of this introductory.
Due to overwhelming demand for the new content
in Grey Lodge Occult Review Issue 13, GLOR has been given its own domain
and server space. When our team does all this for free, and then gets a bill
for maxxing out the file transfer allowances.... somebody ELSE should be
paying US.
No new issue yet. STAY TUNED. We KNOW you WILL.
Changes in the future will be forcing everybody else to facilitate
us, and pay for what we need.
Very soon, maybe even before the Election, Thee Ravings Ov Thee
Mad Prophet blog will be up and running. In there you will find content you
will very rarely find even on the Antiquities of the Illuminati series of websites.
Remember: You were warned....
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[by
Christopher S. Hyatt, Ph.D., Dr. Jack Willis, Ben Mack, Jonathan Sellers,
MobiusFrame & Algorithm. Illustrated by S. Jason Black.
ISBN
1-56184-181-1 60
page booklet $9.95]
Judging by what I know about my
inclusion in this volume, I know it will be a really tasty stew.
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ONE LAST CHANCE TO GRAB THE BUMPER STICKER OF THE YEAR:
France for President.
Since the Republicans don't like the French,
or France, or at least since Rudy Giuliani doesn't, we had to offer an alternate
candidate for the 2004 Election: France for President! See the bumper sticker?
Feel free to rip it and put it every where.
To conclude, then, we hope that you enjoy the present season of
Antiquities of the Illuminati. There's plenty for all interested
in the particular Story we are telling.
AntiqIllum©
Networking the HIGHER Learning©
31 October 2004 c.e.
Twin Cedars Lodge.
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