gino sandri

blue777 · **Joined:** 03 May 2007 10:48 am **Posts:** 303

Does Gino Sandri belong to the Priory of Sion OR IS HE JUST AN ACTOR....?

Guest · **Posted:** 21 Jun 2008 9:32 am

1. there is no PoS since Plantard's decline
2. Sandri's face expression shows no confidence or whatsver of a grand master. He looks like a desperate person to me.

blue777 · **Joined:** 03 May 2007 10:48 am **Posts:** 303

CaglioStraw wrote:

1. there is no PoS since Plantard's decline
2. Sandri's face expression shows no confidence or whatsver of a grand master. He looks like a desperate person to me.

The Pos still exists.....i think he may be a grand master double entendre...

richard.webster · **Posted:** 22 Jun 2008 8:27 am

blue777 wrote:

Does Gino Sandri belong to the Priory of Sion

I think he thinks he does, so I guess therefore he does; given that anyone is free to create a "Priory of Sion" and make themselves a member. There are probably dozens around the world.

One could just as easily say he's an actor, playing a role, as we all are. He's playing the role of an initiate in a secret society; just as I'm presently playing the role of someone writing on a forum.

More seriously, I'd say, "Yes, he does". Belong to Sion, that is. Given that he had an association with Plantard dating back to the 1970s, and became part of the group that Plantard formed, which called itself the "Priory of Sion", there's no reason to suppose that his membership has lapsed, so to speak.

Of what import it is though, I have far less idea.

blue777 · **Joined:** 03 May 2007 10:48 am **Posts:** 303

richard.webster wrote:

blue777 wrote:

Does Gino Sandri belong to the Priory of Sion

I think he thinks he does, so I guess therefore he does; given that anyone is free to create a "Priory of Sion" and make themselves a member. There are probably dozens around the world.

One could just as easily say he's an actor, playing a role, as we all are. He's playing the role of an initiate in a secret society; just as I'm presently playing the role of someone writing on a forum.

More seriously, I'd say, "Yes, he does". Belong to Sion, that is. Given that he had an association with Plantard dating back to the 1970s, and became part of the group that Plantard formed, which called itself the "Priory of Sion", there's no reason to suppose that his membership has lapsed, so to speak.

Of what import it is though, I have far less idea.

Thanks Richard for your humour.....I would like to know if anyone knows how to contact the PDS.. Nautonnier , or any of the people involved with the society..i have a great deal of esoteric data to talk to them about...cabalistic , Gnostic thought etc....healing...ETC,
someone on this forum must know how to link to them....we have been on this trail for many years
thanks
best
blue

richard.webster · **Posted:** 22 Jun 2008 9:13 am

CaglioStraw wrote:

Sandri's face expression shows no confidence or whatsver of a grand master. He looks like a desperate person to me.

I can't see why you'd think that. Sandri may well be playing a game of some kind, but I see nothing in his demeanour that smacks of desperation. To my mind he comes across as being self-assured, courteous, amused, enigmatic, slightly mischievous, raffish, quite charming really. He's an intriguing character. What he says is often interesting, even if his credibility as a source is understandably questionable.

I believe his official position in the organisation he claims to speak for is "General Secretary", rather than "Grand Master", for whatever that's worth. Maybe a little, maybe a lot.

blue777 · **Joined:** 03 May 2007 10:48 am **Posts:** 303

richard.webster wrote:

CaglioStraw wrote:

Sandri's face expression shows no confidence or whatsver of a grand master. He looks like a desperate person to me.

I can't see why you'd think that. Sandri may well be playing a game of some kind, but I see nothing in his demeanour that smacks of desperation. To my mind he comes across as being self-assured, courteous, amused, enigmatic, slightly mischievous, raffish, quite charming really. He's an intriguing character. What he says is often interesting, even if his credibility as a source is understandably questionable.

I believe his official position in the organisation he claims to speak for is "General Secretary", rather than "Grand Master", for whatever that's worth. Maybe a little, maybe a lot.

YES ,I agree in all you say
blue

blue777 · **Joined:** 03 May 2007 10:48 am **Posts:** 303

Roger wrote:

Gino Sandri has had a lengthy career as a Union official. So he's quite adept at politicking and isn't as dim as you might think. Obviously, his entire "look" is studied for effect. He was long active in masonic and other organizations in France, and was a very late addition to the Plantard "team". It's hard to tell which one was exploiting the other in that parasitic relationship.

hello Roger,
where did you get this infomation from?...my problem is deciphering real info from disinformation,,,and how do you link to the PDS if at all possible?
blue

irmine · **Joined:** 13 Jul 2008 6:49 am **Posts:** 321

Gino was invited to join the Prieure in 1979 by Pierre Plantard de Saint-Clair. He takes after him in many respects. He is an extremely knowledgable 'esotericist', pupil of Eugene Cansiliet, etc. He is bringing a spirit of openness (up to a degree!) between the Prieure and the 'profane' world. I suspect he has good reasons for this, as did Pierre Plantard before him. He must be taken seriously, even though some things he says may APPEAR contradictory or opaque.

Lady Blanchefort · **Posted:** 19 Feb 2011 5:14 pm

First of all: Sorry for my broken English. Unfortunately, I'm not such a talent in learning languages...

What do you think about this:

http://agentiadepresamasonica.blogspot. ... -anul.html

How active ist PdS today "below the line"?

BULLDOGNIC · **Joined:** 24 Apr 2008 2:43 pm **Posts:** 1873

Quote:

First of all: Sorry for my broken English. Unfortunately, I'm not such a talent in learning languages...

What do you think about this:

http://agentiadepresamasonica.blogspot. ... -anul.html

How active ist PdS today "below the line"?

Hi Lady Blanchefort.
The first thing that I think of is why would a secret society like the POS ( or the masons ) advertise such a connection easily available on the internet ? Perhaps Gino just fancied a nice holiday in Romania ?
Regards
Nic

Lady Blanchefort · **Posted:** 19 Feb 2011 8:10 pm

BULLDOGNIC wrote:

Perhaps Gino just fancied a nice holiday in Romania ?

Hey Nic,

yes, maybe... mixed up with a little PdS-Promotion-Tour:
http://www.antena3.ro/romania/liderul-o ... 55215.html

It seems Mr. Sandri learns to estimate publicity!

Regards,
LB

Lady Blanchefort · **Posted:** 19 Feb 2011 8:11 pm

blue777 wrote:

Roger wrote:

Gino Sandri has had a lengthy career as a Union official. So he's quite adept at politicking and isn't as dim as you might think. Obviously, his entire "look" is studied for effect. He was long active in masonic and other organizations in France, and was a very late addition to the Plantard "team". It's hard to tell which one was exploiting the other in that parasitic relationship.

hello Roger,
where did you get this infomation from?...my problem is deciphering real info from disinformation,,,and how do you link to the PDS if at all possible?
blue

Here you'll find it:

http://www.snfocos.org/NET/document/men ... /index.htm

BULLDOGNIC · **Joined:** 24 Apr 2008 2:43 pm **Posts:** 1873

Quote:

BULLDOGNIC wrote:
Perhaps Gino just fancied a nice holiday in Romania ?

Quote:

Hey Nic,

yes, maybe... mixed up with a little PdS-Promotion-Tour:
http://www.antena3.ro/romania/liderul-o ... 55215.html

It seems Mr. Sandri learns to estimate publicity!

Regards,
LB

Exactly my thoughts
Regards
Nic

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