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 Post subject: Re: Death Sword or Dead Magpie
PostPosted: 29 Apr 2012 11:09 am 
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Incidentally my next door neighbour, a former gamekeeper for a very large estate, used to take off his hat and say 'Good Morning Mister' every time he saw a Magpie. On one occasion he left some rat poison (Wolferin) out and a Magpie must have eaten some. He opened his door one morning and the Magpie was on his doorstep dying. The incident made him ill for some time.


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Well, rat poison will make one ill. That is why it is called poison... But at least the magpie recovered in the end! However, it does mean that this particular magpie was not a dead magpie and therefore of no relevance to this discussion.


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it has a lot of relevance to MY discussion. And I see that the point of my personal experience went right over your head. My neighbour didn't get ill from the Rat Poison he got ill because he'd killed a bird he regarded with deep superstition...The Magpie died by the way.

He hung it on a stick in his garden and it sprouted into a tree which is now about 30ft high.


OMG, you mean the magpie died, and then grew into a tree!! Perhaps this is the very dead magpie that we have been searching for? And more importantly, was the tree a lime tree, because if it was, you know what that means, don't you Roscoe? Also, did your friend continue to say 'Good Moron, Mister' to the magpie after it became a tree?

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 Post subject: Re: Death Sword or Dead Magpie
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Hello Mr Magpie, how's your wife and kids? .........
That's what we say in my neck of the woods when you see a magpie, you also give it a salute by touching your forlock :D it's considered bad luck to only see a lone magpie.

My husband thinks his football team is unlucky because they only have a single magpie as a mascot, personally I just think they are shit!!


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 Post subject: Re: Death Sword or Dead Magpie
PostPosted: 29 Apr 2012 11:26 am 
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Roscoe wrote:
I don't care what they think. So expect a lot more being rammed down your ignorant throats. I've told you what I think, it's just that some of my comments fall on stony ground or to put it another way, you're too thick to understand.


Yes, you believe in Lizard People Zionist Illuminati who are conspiring against you personally. You believe that these Lizard People created a network of astologicalgeomanticnumerologicalillogical nexus points to allow people to make blood sacrifices. You believe that these blood sacrifices feed the Lizard People, who are really partial to a diet of human fear and death...


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Oh and by the way.

There is only one truth.


Yes, Roscoe, e pluribus unum...

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So when one's thoughts converges onto the truth one can expect that others have been close also. So I can expect some of my thoughts to be identical to others who have done this for some time.


Or, you could read others thoughts about this stuff and then make it your own, which is what you do, Roscoe. I know this because, like all similar people, you copy other peoples mistakes, and repeat them, just as often as you copy their original ideas...

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Roscoe wrote:
On one occasion he left some rat poison (Wolferin) out and a Magpie must have eaten some. He opened his door one morning and the Magpie was on his doorstep dying. The incident made him ill for some time.


I think you mean Warfarin, the bird would have bled to death.


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Hello Mr Magpie, how's your wife and kids? .........
That's what we say in my neck of the woods when you see a magpie, you also give it a salute by touching your forlock :D it's considered bad luck to only see a lone magpie.

My husband thinks his football team is unlucky because they only have a single magpie as a mascot, personally I just think they are shit!!


That's a bit sexist, isn't it? How do you know that the magpie is a man? I think someone should report this to Lovaiain straight away! It's another clear example of sexism in human society...

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Sheila wrote:
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On one occasion he left some rat poison (Wolferin) out and a Magpie must have eaten some. He opened his door one morning and the Magpie was on his doorstep dying. The incident made him ill for some time.


I think you mean Warfarin, the bird would have bled to death.


I think it is code, with at least seven layers and four levels! Do you know that Wolferin is a character in World of Warcraft? And that warcraft sounds similar to witchcraft and warfarin. And then there is the similarity to Wolverine, the mutant from the X-Men universe. Well, would you believe that there is a Lizard Man in that universe. He is called Toad. This definitely must have something to do with blood sacrifice, and warfarin, and magic powers, and witchcraft. And warfarin is a play on warfare, which is what the Lizard People want, because they feed off of human misery and death. That must tie in with warcraft, because the magpie would have bled to death. And then there is chapter 2 of WAR and Peace which has that long... :roll:

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 Post subject: Re: Death Sword or Dead Magpie
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It's misattributed to Vigenère it's the Leon Battista Alberti cipher.

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Alberti was an accomplished cryptographer by the standard of his day, and invented the first polyalphabetic cipher which is now known as the Alberti cipher and machine-assisted encryption using his Cipher Disk. The polyalphabetic cipher was, at least in principle, for it was not properly used for several hundred years, the most significant advance in cryptography since before Julius Caesar's time. Cryptography historian David Kahn titles him the "Father of Western Cryptography", pointing to three significant advances in the field which can be attributed to Alberti: "the earliest Western exposition of cryptanalysis, the invention of polyalphabetic substitution, and the invention of enciphered code" (David Kahn (1967). The codebreakers: the story of secret writing. New York: MacMillan.).



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“Mortepee” actually comes from the Irish-American: tepee mór , i.e. “big tent” .
It’s an allusion to the big top (chapiteau) of the travelling theatre of the Priory (le grand music-hall de Sion (Valais). (“Circuit”, chapter xv.)


or perhaps a chapiteau of the corinthian persuasion.

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Then again it probably has everything to do with this:

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on the Vigenère code to eventually produce the Shepherdess text from the extraneous letters (shown below) of the parchment plus the addition of PS PRAECUM to make up 128 letters. (64x2)

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Notice the middle 12 letters spell out AD GENESARETH
Something never mentioned by Philippe de Cherisey.

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 Post subject: Re: Death Sword or Dead Magpie
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...and don't forget to put the cypher on the grill and turn it/rotate it two times before you taste all 25 letters.


The sot percher "Puzzle" tells you when to rotate it. ]]

What do you think the crosses and dots are for.

Also Notradamus didn't steal others work he used the other books as tables to code his quatrains.

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ACTE DE DECÈS DE MARIE DE NÈGRE D'ABLES D'HAUTPOUL DE BLANCHEFORT, 1781

"Obiit Dame Marie De Nègre de Blanchefort"



"L'an mil sept cent quatre vingt un et le dixième sept jour de janvier, a été ensevelie par nous curé de cette paroisse soussignée, noble marie de nègre d'able dame de blanchefort, seigneuresse de la présente paroisse, décédée le dix-septième dudit mois, âgée d'environ soixante-sept ans, après avoir reçu les sacrements de pénitence et d'eucharistie. la cérémonie de sa sépulture a été faite en présence des Srs. Charles Vival de Mabouillet et ... Rougé du présent lieu figurés et en présence de notre grande assemblée, au foy de ce. "


and what if the tombstone and it's purported code is all just hogwash .... here is the death certificate.

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 Post subject: Re: Death Sword or Dead Magpie
PostPosted: 29 Apr 2012 1:20 pm 
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ACTE DE DECÈS DE MARIE DE NÈGRE D'ABLES D'HAUTPOUL DE BLANCHEFORT, 1781

"Obiit Dame Marie De Nègre de Blanchefort"



"L'an mil sept cent quatre vingt un et le dixième sept jour de janvier, a été ensevelie par nous curé de cette paroisse soussignée, noble marie de nègre d'able dame de blanchefort, seigneuresse de la présente paroisse, décédée le dix-septième dudit mois, âgée d'environ soixante-sept ans, après avoir reçu les sacrements de pénitence et d'eucharistie. la cérémonie de sa sépulture a été faite en présence des Srs. Charles Vival de Mabouillet et ... Rougé du présent lieu figurés et en présence de notre grande assemblée, au foy de ce. "


and what if the tombstone and it's purported code is all just hogwash .... here is the death certificate.


Finally :roll: this is what I was hoping to discuss...

If the supposed tombstone inscription, as 'recorded' by Tisseyre, is legitimate, the letter sequence MRTPEEEO dates from circa 1781, which, of course, means that de Cherisey had nothing to do with its creation. Therefore, he didn't use it to encode four levels of this over three layers of that... Doesn't that mean that everything extrapolated from 'why de Cherisey used MORT EPEE' are nothing more than research equivalents of 'six degrees of'?

I'm happy to be corrected if someone can explain to me what it is I'm missing...

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Sheila wrote:
and what if the tombstone and it's purported code is all just hogwash .... here is the death certificate.


This is where it helps to have read HBHG and why we were being sold the tombstone and the codes - basically the whole kit and kaboodle of the "the lying legend".

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rain wrote:
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and what if the tombstone and it's purported code is all just hogwash .... here is the death certificate.


This is where it helps to have read HBHG and why we were being sold the tombstone and the codes - basically the whole kit and kaboodle of the "the lying legend".


Ok, and you know Sheila has never read book (or am I mistaken),so instead of hanging that over her head, possibly you can explain in plain non-cryptic English.


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and what if the tombstone and it's purported code is all just hogwash .... here is the death certificate.


This is where it helps to have read HBHG and why we were being sold the tombstone and the codes - basically the whole kit and kaboodle of the "the lying legend".


Ok, and you know Sheila has never read book (or am I mistaken),so instead of hanging that over her head, possibly you can explain in plain non-cryptic English.


I was talking to Sheila not you, and if she knows outside of HBHG what the "the lying legend" was she'll be able to respond and converse about it.

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rain wrote:
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and what if the tombstone and it's purported code is all just hogwash .... here is the death certificate.


This is where it helps to have read HBHG and why we were being sold the tombstone and the codes - basically the whole kit and kaboodle of the "the lying legend".


Ok, and you know Sheila has never read book (or am I mistaken),so instead of hanging that over her head, possibly you can explain in plain non-cryptic English.


In fairness, Sheila may not have read HBHG. I know she makes a point of going her own way :) (no TV etc).

Rain, I'm not sure if I'm on your ignore or not, but might I make a suggestion?

This continued 'self-censorship' that you are putting on your posts is most likely extremely pointless for the simple reason that very few are going to agree with your take on things anyway! Maybe you should just be a bit more straight-forward. If I look back on the majority of your posts, I get the feeling that very few people have any idea what it is you are on about almost all of the time. While you might feel this is a good thing, I do think that it just makes you seem like you haven't any kind of clue what you're on about!

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Sheila wrote:
Roscoe wrote:
On one occasion he left some rat poison (Wolferin) out and a Magpie must have eaten some. He opened his door one morning and the Magpie was on his doorstep dying. The incident made him ill for some time.


I think you mean Warfarin, the bird would have bled to death.


Yeh that's it. Never use the stuff meself.

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roscoe wrote:
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Roscoe wrote:
On one occasion he left some rat poison (Wolferin) out and a Magpie must have eaten some. He opened his door one morning and the Magpie was on his doorstep dying. The incident made him ill for some time.


I think you mean Warfarin, the bird would have bled to death.


Yeh that's it. Never use the stuff meself.


Yes, but how many hours a day do you spend playing World of Warcraft, and are you an elf?

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hmm...which "lying legend" did you have in mind Rain.


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Sheila wrote:
hmm...which "lying legend" did you have in mind Rain.


De negre's/waite's and thanks Sheila, I knew you wouldn't get upset about me referring to HBHG - as you probably know how I feel about it.

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Spartacus Paraclete wrote:
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ACTE DE DECÈS DE MARIE DE NÈGRE D'ABLES D'HAUTPOUL DE BLANCHEFORT, 1781

"Obiit Dame Marie De Nègre de Blanchefort"



"L'an mil sept cent quatre vingt un et le dixième sept jour de janvier, a été ensevelie par nous curé de cette paroisse soussignée, noble marie de nègre d'able dame de blanchefort, seigneuresse de la présente paroisse, décédée le dix-septième dudit mois, âgée d'environ soixante-sept ans, après avoir reçu les sacrements de pénitence et d'eucharistie. la cérémonie de sa sépulture a été faite en présence des Srs. Charles Vival de Mabouillet et ... Rougé du présent lieu figurés et en présence de notre grande assemblée, au foy de ce. "


and what if the tombstone and it's purported code is all just hogwash .... here is the death certificate.


Finally :roll: this is what I was hoping to discuss...

If the supposed tombstone inscription, as 'recorded' by Tisseyre, is legitimate, the letter sequence MRTPEEEO dates from circa 1781, which, of course, means that de Cherisey had nothing to do with its creation. Therefore, he didn't use it to encode four levels of this over three layers of that... Doesn't that mean that everything extrapolated from 'why de Cherisey used MORT EPEE' are nothing more than research equivalents of 'six degrees of'?

I'm happy to be corrected if someone can explain to me what it is I'm missing...


It doesn't. Jeez do I have to educate you people all the time.

Here this is how it works old chum.

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Take a close look.

The mistakes are

first word CT - Should be CI so letter capital T

Third letter NOBLe So small letter e

Letter M removed from the rest of the word arie - So letter capital M

Fifth word Negre Small letter e

eighth(7th) word DARLES. Should be d'ABLES So capital letter R

twelth word De So small letter e

eighteenth word SEpT So small letter p

twenty fourth word MDCOLXXXI should be MDCCLXXXI So capital letter O

So

Capital letters T M R O

Small letters eeep

MORT epee

No other words can be formed.

Incidently since the O is not Roman numerals the date is in fact MDCLXXXI which is 1681. The date of the formation of the Prieure de Sion and the date shown on here on the left.

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When the Alpha and the Omega on the pillar are turned the correct way up. So

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As in the right hand pillar.

The word NOIS is formed which is of course displayed on the bottom of Gerard de Sede's Shepherdess parchment.

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With a cross wrapped in a vine.

Question is

Why did Sauniere deliberately place this pillar upside down?

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The bottom figure doesn't look like a letter N it looks like a trap door to me.

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Spartacus Paraclete wrote:
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I think you mean Warfarin, the bird would have bled to death.


Yeh that's it. Never use the stuff meself.


Yes, but how many hours a day do you spend playing World of Warcraft, and are you an elf?


Wassat??

And yes I am in good elf, thanks for asking.

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PostPosted: 29 Apr 2012 2:32 pm 
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Spartacus Paraclete wrote:

In fairness, Sheila may not have read HBHG. I know she makes a point of going her own way :) (no TV etc).

Rain, I'm not sure if I'm on your ignore or not, but might I make a suggestion?

This continued 'self-censorship' that you are putting on your posts is most likely extremely pointless for the simple reason that very few are going to agree with your take on things anyway! Maybe you should just be a bit more straight-forward. If I look back on the majority of your posts, I get the feeling that very few people have any idea what it is you are on about almost all of the time. While you might feel this is a good thing, I do think that it just makes you seem like you haven't any kind of clue what you're on about!


Well said Spart. It makes it difficult to follow all the clues and cryptic crap, the worst part is it`s all an opinion, by sharing your opinions in a cryptic way does nothing for discussion which is the point of a forum, I think :| If you feel you have the answers lay down your cards and let them be known. Why confuse the issues more, is it a ego thing perhaps?


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Capital letters T M R O

Small letters eeep

MORT epee

No other words can be formed.

Or if you mix up the caps/lowercase you get this amongst others :- Tree Poem 8)
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I was talking to Sheila not you, and if she knows outside of HBHG what the "the lying legend" was she'll be able to respond and converse about it.


Oops, I forgot this is a public forum. Not everybody speaks in tongues, obviously she didn`t know exactly what you meant. Your attitude and posting style reminds me way to much of someone else.


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Ok, I've reread the above and I've come to the same conclusion as the last time I read it...

Rain, and/or anyone else for that matter, would you be interested in discussing this Dead Magpie claim?

(It has a tie-in with something you were recently asking about, Wayward)


I have something and I don't even know where I could begin to approach it.

Spartacus Paraclete wrote:
This continued 'self-censorship' that you are putting on your posts is most likely extremely pointless for the simple reason that very few are going to agree with your take on things anyway! Maybe you should just be a bit more straight-forward. If I look back on the majority of your posts, I get the feeling that very few people have any idea what it is you are on about almost all of the time. While you might feel this is a good thing, I do think that it just makes you seem like you haven't any kind of clue what you're on about!


This is on the first page of the thread, and I still don't know how to approach it.

That's why you're getting "self-censorship" because while people are talking about Magpie's growing into trees I'm trying to get up to speed on codes and cryptography.

So you might want to think - I'm not that bright and trying to deal with getting up to speed on cryptography is basically knocking me about.

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I was talking to Sheila not you, and if she knows outside of HBHG what the "the lying legend" was she'll be able to respond and converse about it.


Oops, I forgot this is a public forum. Not everybody speaks in tongues, obviously she didn`t know exactly what you meant. Your attitude and posting style reminds me way to much of someone else.


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Good Morning Sparty and Bill, I know the Tisseyre report has been discussed over and over, but I`m gonna bring up a few points which have probably been kicked around as well. In the report Elie mentions going into the church, mentions a 5th c. flagstone, the Visgoth/Carolingian pillar, and visiting the trembling rock. I wonder why after mentioning all these objects, he never goes into any detail in describing the inscriptions on any of them, why did he single out the de Negre headstone complete with dimensions, a drawing, and text. I suppose this really can`t be answered, but I find it a bit odd.


It's all a bit odd isn't it. :roll:

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