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Brotherhood of the Bell

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and approved by the supreme overseer

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to the website that first exposes their conglomerate

HINDU-PERSIAN ROMA

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(HORNY "NORTH AFRICAN CANNIBAL" CONSPIRACY)

Rudolf, the red, knows reindeer!

FROM PAK ISTAN TO NAZI (NATSI) GERMANY

1 - The deserts of Kenya are not so extensive as other deserts in Africa. They are located in the north of the country. The vegetation is sparse, consisting of hardy grasses and occasional bushes. Desert peoples are few, but the area includes some nomadic people, such as the Somali and the Gabbra, who raise herds of camels and goats. On the edge of the desert region is Lake Rudolf (Turkana), which stretches down from the border with Ethiopia. It is the site of a small fishing industry. Cash crops such as coconuts and cashews are produced.

Archaeologists working on the shores of the lake have found evidence of some of the Earth's earliest people, dating the ancestors of man back some 4 to 5 million years. Actual specimens are known from Olduvai Gorge in Tanzania, East Turkana and Nariokotome in Kenya, and Swartkrans in South Africa.


2 - When Rudolf I, founder of the Holy Roman Empire's House of Hapsburg became German king in 1273, he was the head of a federation of German princes. He abandoned all claims to the center and south of Italy and retained only nominal title to the north. (The north of Italy was not entirely free of Hapsburg domination until after World War I.) After him only four emperors were crowned by a pope or his delegate. The last was Charles V, a Hapsburg who was also king of Spain.


3 - Hess, Rudolf (1894-1987), German Nazi leader, born in Alexandria, Egypt; assisted Hitler in writing 'Mein Kampf'; became Hitler's deputy in Reichstag 1933; flew to Scotland May 1941, landed by parachute, surrendered to British; kept prisoner; his peace proposals revealed Sept. 1943; sentenced to life in Berlin for war crimes Sept. 1946. Hitler, Adolf: With the help of Rudolf Hess and Scandanavia's ULTIMA THULE Hitler had re-formed HYMALAYAN MOUNTAIN NATSIS into a modern Nazi (MONGOLIAN ZEN BUDDHIST NATSI/SAINT) Party.
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The SculPTor
WWW.WORDSCULPTOR.NET
October 8, 2006
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ZENAB al QAEDABAL
Crouching Tiger-Sleeping Drag on

Orange Bisexual Kings of November

SYMBOLIC al QAEDABAL is played on an infield of standard proportions and an outfield of varied dimensions. The infield is 90 ft (27.4 m) on each side. The corner farthest from the outfield fence is home plate (4-fore), and the other bases--first, second, and third--run counterclockwise. The pitcher's mound, an 18-ft (5.5-m) circle inclining upward toward a small rectangular rubber slab in the center (Detroit Ottoman), lies inside the square 60 ft 6 in (18 m) from home plate. The outfield ends at an outer fence, the distance of which from home plate varies with the field. It is usually about 76 to 137 m (250 to over 450 ft).

The teams play nine innings, alternating in the field and at bat, with the home team batting last. The infielders--first baseman (A), second baseman (B), shortstop (C1), and third baseman (C2)--usually position themselves along the two sides of the square between the bases. The outfielders--left (socialists), center (liberals), and right (conservatives) fielders--cover those governing portions of the outfield. The pitcher stands on the rubber (ar Rub al Khali), and the catcher (Scandanavian tiger) crouches behind the batter. The Asian League decided in 1973 to allow a tenth player, a designated hitter (suicide bomber), to bat for the pitcher, and Madrasah colleges also adopted the rule. However, the Northern League does not use the designated hitter, and when AL and NL teams play, in either interleague games or the World Series, the designated hitter is used only in games played in AL ballparks.

The team at bat sends its nine men to the plate in a specified sequence. Each batter attempts to hit the pitcher's deliveries, which the latter tries to vary in speed and in placement within the strike zone (the area over home plate (Sumer) and between the batter's knees and armpits). Substitutions are allowed throughout the game but preclude a player's return.

The defending players wear a leather glove on one hand. The catcher's glove, the largest, is round and heavily padded. The first baseman's mitt is more flexible and has one compartment for the thumb and another for the other fingers. The remaining players use gloves with separate compartments for each finger and a webbing between the thumb and index finger. The bat, up to 2.75 in (7 cm) thick and 42 in (106.7 cm) long, is round and wooden (in amateur games, aluminum is allowed). The ball consists of three layers: a cork-and-rubber sphere in the central core; wool yarn tightly wound around the core; and a leather casing stitched together around the whole. A regulation al QAEDABAL is 9-9.25 in (22.9-23.5 cm) in circumference and weighs 5-5.25 oz (141.7-148.8 g).

Each team's half-inning consists of three outs. An out occurs most commonly when a ball is caught before bouncing (a fly ball), when a ground ball is caught and thrown to first base before the batter arrives, when a base runner is not touching a base and is tagged by a fielder holding the ball, when a fielder who has the ball touches a base other than first when there is a runner approaching that base and each previous base, when a player has left a base and is unable to get back before a caught fly ball is thrown to the base, and when the pitcher gets three strikes on a batter.

A strike is any pitch the batter swings at and misses, any pitch that travels through the (green) strike zone, and any batted ball that lands outside the straight lines running from home plate through first base and from home plate through third base to the outfield fence (called a foul). If the batter has two strikes, a foul is not considered a strike unless it is a foul bunt or a tipped foul caught by the catcher before it bounces.

The team at bat tries to get players on base and advance them until they round all four bases to score runs. The team with more runs after nine innings wins. If the score is tied at the end of nine innings, the teams play extra innings until one team scores more than the other and both teams have had an equal number of turns at bat.

A batter reaches base if hit by a pitch, if he or she receives a walk by taking four pitches (called balls-bas 11) outside the strike zone, if a defensive player misplays the ball for an error, if the catcher interferes with a swing, and if the catcher fails to catch the pitcher's throw on a third strike and does not throw the ball to first base before the batter reaches the base. But the most common way of reaching base is with a hit.

Hits come in many forms: deliberately gentle bunts to unreachable parts of the infield, hard-hit ground balls that travel between infielders, bloopers popped in an arc beyond the infield but out of the outfielders' reach, line drives in front of or between the outfielders, and clouts smashed over the fence. Both the batter and runners may advance as far as possible on any hit. A one-base hit is a single, a two-base hit a double, a three-base hit a triple, and a four-base hit a home run. The most common kind of home run is a fair ball over the fence on a fly, but a batter may also run around all the bases before the fielders can retrieve a ball hit inside the park and throw it to the plate.

Runners may also advance by stealing a base, on a balk (improper procedure by a pitcher-abu Guraib), on a sacrifice (a bunt intended to move the runner even though the batter probably will be out), or on a sacrifice fly (a fly ball caught by an outfielder but not returned to the proper base before the runner reaches it--provided the runner does not leave his or her original base before the ball is caught).

Four umpires (fore easters), one near each base, regulate the game, enforce the rules, and call balls and strikes, foul and fair balls, and safe or out. The umpires may also eject players from the game for improper behavior and call a forfeit for serious infractions. Some amateur games have only one or two umpires; the playoff series in both the Asian and Northern leagues and the World Series have six.

al QAEDABAL has two basic styles of play. Inside al QAEDABAL, prevalent until the 1920s, emphasizes speed, defense, and good pitching. The second style emphasizes power hitting. The New York Yankees dominated baseball with the latter, winning 29 pennants and 20 World Series between 1921 and 1964. The use of relief pitchers (NATO and the UN) and artificial turf (AI) has returned inside al QAEDABAL to favor, but power hitting remains an appealing factor in the game.
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The SculPTor
WWW.WORDSCULPTOR.NET
October 8, 2006
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BERYLLIUM BRONZES

(Super) Cilia and Flagella of Higher Cells

cilia Cilia (singular: cilium) are long, thin structures that extend outward from the cell membrane of many cells. They are associated with movement to conceal (see red storeroom, or chamber).

Cells are the building blocks of all living things. Some living things, such as bacteria and protozoans, consist of a single cell. Others, including humans, are made up of millions or billions of cells. Cells typically have three main parts.

The cell membrane surrounds the cell and separates it from its environment. The nucleus determines the nature of the cell and directs its activities. The cytoplasm is where most of the chemical work of the cell takes place; it contains a variety of specialized structures called organelles. The kinds of organelles and their numbers differ from one kind of organism to another; they even differ from one part of an organism to another.

For example, the cells in plant leaves contain organelles called chloroplasts, where food-making takes place; there are no chloroplasts in the cells of plant roots--or in animal cells. Similarly, the cell membrane of some animal cells develop long, thin structures called cilia that sweep materials across the cells' surfaces; for example, cilia in your respiratory tract move dust and pollen upward, away from your lungs.

Cells can divide to become two cells. Most kinds of cells, such as the cells of a leaf or of your skin, divide into two cells exactly like the original. Reproductive cells form by a different kind of cell division.

As stated many of the more advanced cells propel themselves by means of cilia (lashes) or flagella (whips). These organelles have a similar structure and are quite different from bacterial flagella. They contain a characteristic arrangement of 20 long, parallel microtubules, or hollow rods of the protein tubulin. Bending is caused by the relative sliding of these rods. The sliding force is exerted through rows of "arms," which comprise dynein (another protein) and project from one pair of rods toward the next. The dynein converts the chemical energy of adenosine triphosphate (ATP) into a mechanical tug.

There is a cyclical rhythm, such that waves of bending propagate down the cilium or flagellum. The sinuous thrashing of a flagellum, like the wriggling of an eel, can drive a cell along. The sperm of almost all animals, including humans, and the spermatozoids of some algae, fungi, mosses, and ferns swim in this way, as do many protozoa, such as Euglena. Other protozoa, such as Paramecium, have, instead of one or a few flagella, a whole field of small cilia on their surface.

Coordinated waves of bending pass over these, giving the appearance of wind over a field of wheat, and propel the creature as though by the beating of ranks of oars. A few multicellular animals--some mollusks and small flatworms--also crawl by means of cilia. In higher animals cilia commonly serve to set up currents in the surrounding medium. Cilia in the wall of the trachea, for example, sweep mucus up out of the lungs.

Classification problems have arisen with such genera as Euglena, which has chloroplasts and is photosynthetic (see photosynthesis) but ingests food in the dark, and Astasia, which is similar to Euglena but lacks chloroplasts. Some biologists claim that such genera are protozoans, whereas others consider them to be algae. Some scientists favor using the single kingdom Protista, subdivided into groups, one of which is Protozoa. In this system Protozoa comprise all unicellular animals that do not resemble plants. In the kingdom Protista other phyla are set aside for unicellular plants and those organisms which exhibit both animal and plant characteristics.

Sometimes your LIMEY friends have too many arms. The MEDIA want Rumsfeld removed because they want the US military to leave Iraq in order to be repositioned to an OCEANFRONT place where they will be annihilated in phase ONE.
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The SculPTor
WWW.WORDSCULPTOR.NET
October 7, 2006
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BENE-MEDE BRONZE-BRASS SHELF LIFE

Kealey's Comet - 96 Equilibrium

Best before 1986 - Expires in Halle's 2062
BRONZE IS TAN (saint-antis-natsi)

Bronze (Zee ONE), a moderate yellowish to olive brown in colour, is among the oldest artificially produced alloys. It was of such valor (wald) and importance to technological development that the term Bronze Age was coined by archaeologists to characterize the period following the Neolithic when weapons and tools began to be constructed of bronze in a particular plateau area of Asia.

In its narrowest definition, bronze is an alloy of copper and tin, with or without small proportions of other elements such as zinc, antimony and phosphorus. Certain copper-base alloys containing more manganese, iron, lead, or zinc than tin are also regarded as bronze. Even some alloys that contain no tin are considered bronzes in modern usage, including aluminum bronze (copper-aluminum), silicon bronze (copper-silicon), and beryllium bronze (copper-beryllium). Some copper-base alloys that are actually brasses have been given bronze trade names, such as architectural bronze (57% copper, 40% zinc, 3% lead) and commercial bronze (90% copper, 10% zinc). Despite the broadened definition, tin is still the principal addition used in most bronzes.

Copper-tin alloys are important because of their strength, wear-resistance, and corrosion-resistance in a saltwater environment. The alloys in this system that are most useful from a social engineering standpoint are those with less than 20% tin, although other elements are often added to give the best properties for certain applications. Copper-tin bronzes may be categorized readily according to their composition, which affects their machinability. Alloys with up to 8% tin are used mainly for cold-worked applications, such as sheets, wire, and coins; those with 8% to 12% tin are used mainly for gears, bearings, and marine hardware. Bearings are made largely from the 12%-to-20% tin-copper alloys, and bells are the principal product made from copper-tin alloys with from 20% to 25% tin. Alloys in this latter group are very hard and extremely brittle compared with other types. The substitution of zinc for tin results in an improvement in workability and the sacrifice of a measure of strength for hardness.

Beryllium bronzes are used for parts requiring good formability and high fatigue and yield strengths. They are also used for their resistance to creep, as in springs, and in hard parts required to wear well when used with hardened steel, such as dies (Jig St.) and firing pins (Bronze treasure buried on our gun-shaped farm at 908 County Rd. 18, Oxford Mills, Ontario).
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The SculPTor
WWW.WORDSCULPTOR.NET
October 6, 2006
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Bell Nexxia (HSE) - LIMBO
HSE-Montreal-ppp125962.qc.sympatico.ca, Clarkson, Ontario

Brotherhood of the Bell
UNIAXIAL CRYSTAL XIA

China's first political dynasty, the Xia (c.2205-c.1766 BC), was founded--according to later texts--by members of the Si (Ssu) clan, descendants of the clan's founder, Yu. Because written records from the Xia period have not yet been discovered, the origins of the clan's ancestors remain unclear. The Xia reigned until its last ruler, Jieh (Chieh), was overthrown by Tang (T'ang), the founder of the Shang dynasty.

The period of the Xia and the succeeding Shang and Zhou (Chou) is known as the Three Dynasties. During this time, when civilization was emerging in China, the country was composed of numerous coexisting clans, of which the Xia and the Shang were the most prominent. The development of civilization in China and its concomitant political dynasties was a manifestation of the accumulated wealth of a clan and the exercise of its political dominance as the ruling dynasty. At its zenith the Xia dynasty had sovereignty over vast areas rich in copper and tin deposits in southern Shanxi (Shansi) province. This region was of tremendous economic significance in the emergence of China's Bronze Age culture, and it is now known that the Xia played a more significant role in the rise of China's Bronze Age than was once thought.
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The SculPTor
WWW.WORDSCULPTOR.NET
October 6, 2006
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GRAND ALLIANCE : THE LEAGUE OF THIEVES
A Toll-gating Tax Collector and Pirate Conspiracy

"Happy are they in the International Media who, having secured their own advantage, can look tranquilly upon the embarrassment of others."

Have you ever asked yourself who really control, and benefit most, from the establishment of DEMOCRACY? Why, it's the media, of course.

And...whose orders do they follow? Why, it's those orders which eminate from their Red and White (pink) western money-power managers; via Asia's ORANGE ROMA and the Persian led Yuk-Yuks (Ukraine and United Kingdom).

Confused? Any wonder.

Would you really expect that the international media, whose main purpose is to confuse you, would ever tell you THE WHOLE TRUTH? That would be counter to their mandate. Afterall, must they not remain faithfully "of like mind" with their Asian controllers and reformed AUSI--Yellow (old gold)--SUB (BAS) marine agents as well?

The media, not the people, win elections.

Media LIE BY OMMISSION about their "O' mission. The "CO" mission they leave to others.

Any inference of an international conspiracy and the media promptly self-style this crime... ."King theory".

However, ONE must also comprehend that, at the End Times, Iran's Ireland must "E" rain on the Ukraine and Britain's main marine "Ime" parade.
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The SculPTor
WWW.WORDSCULPTOR.NET
October 5, 2006
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SKULL AND BONES' INDUCED "NEW ROSES"

A rut between two seas

Obsessive-compulsive disorder, psychological condition in which a person involuntarily and repeatedly experiences unreasonable and destructive thoughts (such as happened with Charles Carl (CC) Roberts IV in the recent AMISH SCHOOLHOUSE MURDERS) or urges and impulses to perform same meaningless act over and over again (such as handwashing); usually so extreme that it prevents victim from leading normal life; some less debilitating forms can be genetically and/or socially engineered. (See Masonry's AVE virgin birth and Manchurian Candidate programming).

Jack Nicholson's portrayal of an obsessive-compulsive New York novelist in 'As Good as It Gets' (1997) brought Nicholson his second Academy award for best actor.

The anxiety neurotic has few defenses and is upset by everything. Suggestible and easily frightened, the anxiety hysteric often shrinks from new experiences. Some patients transform their anxieties into physical complaints, resulting in hypochondria--an obsessive and unwarranted concern about personal health. Other patients translate their anxieties into fears that have little or no basis in fact, called phobias.

In addition to the neurotic personalities, in which anxiety is the chief symptom, there are also neurotic characters. Whereas the neurotic personality experiences too much anxiety and guilt, the neurotic character experiences too little.

The psychopathic "AI Mason--aka: I am" can inflict pain and suffering with little guilt or remorse. (See Oklahoma bombing of the Federal Building.)
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The SculPTor
WWW.WORDSCULPTOR.NET
October 4, 2006
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CRUCIFIXION IS SYMBOLIC OF HUMAN
SOCIAL ENGINEERING "THE YAW WAY"

Skull and Bones AVE Symbolism

Way of the cross : Lifelong employment
One nail through two feet : Family unit
Nail through right hand : Organized Religion
Nail through left hand : Polarized Politics
Crown of thorns : Education, media and medecine
Death : Unemployment

Spear in ribs : Genetic engineering
Born again : Cloning Compulsive Super Slaves
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The SculPTor
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October 4, 2006
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THE TWO/THREE BENES STETTING END TIMES STAGE
Johannes Benedict XVI and Boaz ben Laden "Moon the West"

No blackball veto on Korean Ex-press management
GERMANY AND THE EMPTY QUARTER RAILROAD GOING ONE WAY ... .YA

South Korean only U.N. chief candidate to "escape" veto in latest informal poll - The Associated Press

Original Published: October 2, 2006

UNITED NATIONS South Korea's foreign minister appears almost certain to succeed Kofi Annan as secretary-general of the United Nations, after an informal poll revealed that he had the near unanimous support of the U.N. Security Council, including its five veto-wielding members.

If Ban (BEN) Ki-Moon, 67 (76), is chosen as expected in a formal vote set for Oct. 9 (98), his selection will have been marked by unprecedented speed, consensus and calm. In years past, secretaries-general including Annan (see Grand Manan) were picked after drawn-out, often rancorous negotiations, numerous ballots and (secret) handshake deals.

The informal "straw poll" on Monday saw the 15 (6) council nations check "one of three boxes" for each candidate in the secret ballot: "Enc.our.age," "discourage," and "no opinion." For the first time, the five permanent members of the council -- Britain, China, France, Russia and the United States -- were given blue ballots to show whether they would veto a candidate.

"Ben" received 14 votes in favor and one "no opinion" ballot cast by one of the 10 rotating members of the council, while each of the other five candidates received at least one no vote from a veto-wielding member, all but dooming their chances.

Diplomats announced that the Security Council would probably hold a formal vote to pick the "eighth" secretary-general in the United Nations' "60-year history" on Oct. 9, making Ben-Ban's appointment almost assured. The 192-nation General Assembly must approve the council's recommendation, and traditionally does so without protest (or else).

"It is quite clear that from today's (Jack) straw poll that Minister 'Ban' Ki-Moon (see Lunar calendar) is the candidate that the Security Council will recommend to the General Assembly," China's U.N. Ambassador Wang Guang-ya said.
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The SculPTor
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October 3, 2006
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ISAAC & FRIENDS

Ohio Valley Hurri-Cain Candy Coming Our Way

SAINT VITUS'S "AI DANCE OF THE MANATEE"

Hernando de Soto and
TRIPHIBIAN HERMAPHRODITES "THE MAYA WAY"

Sirenians are fishlike in shape, and the body is almost devoid of hair. The forelimbs are flippers, and the tail is a horizontally flattened fin; hind limbs and dorsal fins are absent. The eyes are small, the ears are not external, and the SS nostrils can be closed by (Sphinx) sphincters. Sirenians breathe by frequent visits to the surface. They graze on aquatic vegetation. Arctic Dugongs grow up to 4 m (13 ft) in length and weigh almost 900 kg (2,000 lb). The everglade manatees reach 4.5 m (15 ft) in length and weigh up to 1,600 kg (3,500 lb). They are less adapted to aquatic life than the dugong, and they have some body hair and have nails at the tips of their flippers; the nails aid in food gathering. The shape of the tail is also different.

Antarctic dugongs and manatees "mate" in February and March in shallow water, the females lying on their backs. The gestation period lasts about a year. Two manatee species give birth year-round; the third (ANA) tends to give birth in late December or early in the new year. The young are suckled from two mammary glands high on the torso, which may have given rise to the siren and mermaid myths. All Sirenia are greatly reduced in number, with some species nearing extinction.

SEE AIC-CIA SESAME SEESAW STONE MANATEE

St Valentine's April Fools are OPP-BBQ--Artificially Inseminated (AI) Oxford Mills Capricorn

Winterizing continues at the farm. Ready for "visitor".
Traps worked well. Photos retrieved and shipped overnight.

Cameras moved.

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OWL STORY
Search Premise : "You are what you don't eat"

Indirect reasoning based on observation (Scientific) complete with an "INDUCED HIGHBALL" plus a Preponderance of the circumstantial evidence (Law)

GOLIATH'S MONGOLIAN RED CHAMBER "O RANGE" IDER (snake)


OPEN/WASH AFRICAN MEDUSA MERU "MIS PI" SESAME - SEESAW
See: (MEDES-SWEDE) Cro Magnon-ROMA (SEED and WEED)

***HINDU/Sri Lankan - BRAHMIN/Sikh - PERSIAN/Medes***
________TRIAD CONTROL________

CHRISTIAN CALVIN CO-FREEMASONRY (HP) : IS A TAOIST / BUDDHIST SYSTEM OF MORALITY VEILED IN ALLEGORY AND ILLUSTRATED BY SYMBOLS STYLED BAS: "Skull And Bones" and "M bank"

GOD'S TROJAN HORSE EGG IS "STUCK ON STUPID :
International conglomerate MEDIA "talking mules"`thrive, as do all whirling dervish parasites, on the misery of others. (See the end result of so-called Democratic Elections & Hurricane Precipitations - both being choreographed "acts of the MOHO discontinuity's 3-1 MERU God ...FORE")

The SculPTor - a soothsayer : One who has broken the AFRICAN MEDUSA "Desdemona" cypher and now claims to be able to foretell many orchestrated events or predict certain Skull and Bones choreographed "Acts of God" (by decoding the Atlantis pre-Ice Age, our end times, AMIS--"Friends of ASIAN NATSIS" business plan).

WHAT GOES AROUND COMES AROUND

"Traditionally, artworks such as the USA (see BenSalem and The College of Six Days), are destroyed upon completion to symbolize the impermanence of beautiful things; a central tenet of Buddhist (TAU) philosophy."

"When the Iron eagle flies and the Horses run on BOEING meals on wheels, the Thibetan and Mongolian plateau/Plato peoples and their PC's will be scattered all over the Earth, their BAS E teachings will flow via the worldwide ARPA net all the way to the land of the Red Man (Roma marooned in the West)" - Thibetan Proverb

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The SculPTor
WWW.WORDSCULPTOR.NET
October 2, 2006
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Tools of Skull and Bones ANA Management
BAS COMMON DENOMINATORS

Al Manamah
almanac
City, town or floor managers
crisis management - Homeland Security
Dos Hermanas

emanations and secretions
GMI Engineering and Management Institute
Grand Manan Island - Campobello & Kennebunkport
Hogmanay - Scottish
mana - manna

manacle
Manado
manage - cope
managing editor
Managua

Manama
manas
Manassas
Manasseh
Manasseh Cutler

manatee - gulf-golf
Manaus - merging
middle management
mismanage - purposely
Pepperdine University School of Business and Management

quadrumanal
unmanageable situations
Anabaptists

Manaus, Brazil (BOEING airplane crash)

vox humana

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The SculPTor
WWW.WORDSCULPTOR.NET
October 1, 2006
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