Bush and Lizzie's 1776 New World Order "in-jokes"

[TonyGosling]

Not a single news outlet in the English language appears to have picked up on the esoteric message which flashed between George W. Bush and our very own Queen Elizabeth yesterday. And her nibbs was none too pleased at the skull and bonesman's public display of Illuminism.

With a wink Bush made a deliberate error as an excuse to bring up the magical date of 1776 in front of a 7000 live audience and the world's media. That's the date in roman numerals printed on the back of every American dollar and the date of the formation of the New Godless Order, often mistranslated but widely understood as the 'New World Order' the Illuminati's plan to control the world.

!! Check the pix in the Evening Standard article below !!

[TonyGosling]

Wikipedia disinformation

According to the munificent, the bountiful Wikipedia the inscription NOVUS ORDO SECLORUM means 'New Order of the Ages'.

This is just one of several mistranslations which appear to be deliberate, they are so obviously not what is in the Latin English Dictionary....

ANNUIT COEPTIS in fact translates as ANNOUNCING THE BIRTH and

NOVUS ORDO SECLORUM literally as NEW SECULAR ORDER or more correctly as NEW GODLESS ORDER

MDCCLXXVI translates to 1776 - The Illuminati were formed on May 1st of that year in Ingolstadt, Germany by Adam Weishaupt.

Let he or she who has ears to hear, let them hear.

[elohim]

Excellent observations Tony, top job.


EL

[Pincher]

Sorry Tony but you're projecting again. Shouldn't do that in front of an audience who. if asked the significance of the date 1066, would reply 'but October has only got 31 days'.

The 1776 'slip' was a reference to the American Declaration of Independence and the tour alluded to was that of the Red Coat army of George III. The fact that the significance of this date was also lost on the Evening Standard hacks begs the question about what has been taught in that history slot at 'Bog Standard Comp' for the last 20 years.

So determined were you also, Tony, to shoe horn the whole episode into your Illuminati brogues that you left out Bush's most telling 'unscripted' remark after the Queen showed her disapproval of his 1776 joke. Bush compared her look to that of a 'mother to a wayward child.'

Now, go figure...

[The Watcher]

Pincher wrote:

[Craig W]

A good thread, chaps.

The momentus meeting of two prime figures (or at least figureheads) in global conspiracies.

And a classic gaffe from Dubya: a subconscious reference to Bush being the "child" of the Queen and a reference to the momentous year of 1776.

Very interesting...

Was she just checking up on her wayward relative and keeping tabs on the family business?

[paul wright]

Perhaps a reference to the queen being a Mother of Darkness
In any case a hugely symbolic 'gaffe' and knowingness interlude quite in line with the Virginia massacre, the current Portugal situation and the previously covered up elite child abduction scandal in that country running in line with the Dotroux Belgian case and the Mothers of Darkness castle in Belgium - see all the tie-ins?
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/3086521.stm

[David WJ Sherlock]

[TonyGosling]

[Annie]

[Pincher]

Quite frankly Mr Shankly you people are simply impossible. You are also bloody ignorant. You know virtually nothing about Freemasonry and you know even less about the WASP world of the Eastern seaboard. So let's deal in facts shall we rather than the world of Da Vinci Code hokus pokus?

1) Skull and Bones was not, is not and never will be an Illuminati chapter. Everything about the 'Order' from its selection policy, initiation practices, meeting rituals and its awarding of titles and rank is anathema to WHAT IS KNOWN OF Illuminism.

2) What documentary evidence there is suggests that George Herbert Walker Bush is almost certainly an Ancient Scottish Rite 33rd level Mason. If that is the case, it is almost certain that his son, George Walkr Bush, is too.

3) At the time of the American Revoultionary War the predominant strain of Freemasonry in the US was English Freemasonry. It was and remains theistic and mercantalist.

4) Male members of the Royal Family have traditionally been inducted into the British Grand Chapter of the Royal Arch Freemasons (a derivative of English Freemasonry) since the 1770's.

5) Because of her gender, membership of the Royal Arch is closed to the Queen. This would go for the Illuminati too IF it still existed - which makes a nonsense of any suggestion that Bush could share an Illuminati joke with her.

Please think before posting your cuckoo theories on here...

[David WJ Sherlock]

[GazeboflossUK]

[The Watcher]

After two days of frantic search engine activity, Pincher retorted:

[Pincher]

The Watcher wrote:

After two days of frantic search engine activity, Pincher retorted: Quote: Quite frankly Mr Shankly you people are simply impossible. You are also bloody ignorant. You know virtually nothing about Freemasonry and you know even less about the WASP world of the Eastern seaboard. So let's deal in facts shall we rather than the world of Da Vinci Code hokus pokus? 1) Skull and Bones was not, is not and never will be an Illuminati chapter. Everything about the 'Order' from its selection policy, initiation practices, meeting rituals and its awarding of titles and rank is anathema to WHAT IS KNOWN OF Illuminism. 2) What documentary evidence there is suggests that George Herbert Walker Bush is almost certainly an Ancient Scottish Rite 33rd level Mason. If that is the case, it is almost certain that his son, George Walkr Bush, is too. 3) At the time of the American Revoultionary War the predominant strain of Freemasonry in the US was English Freemasonry. It was and remains theistic and mercantalist. 4) Male members of the Royal Family have traditionally been inducted into the British Grand Chapter of the Royal Arch Freemasons (a derivative of English Freemasonry) since the 1770's. 5) Because of her gender, membership of the Royal Arch is closed to the Queen. This would go for the Illuminati too IF it still existed - which makes a nonsense of any suggestion that Bush could share an Illuminati joke with her. Please think before posting your cuckoo theories on here... As you wish, Pincher. Tony Gosling observes: Quote: "He who has no ears to hear will never hear...." He makes a valid point! The Watcher

Unlike some, Mr Watcher, I do not wish my life away on this board. My modest posting record supports this fact. It also supports my rebuttal of your suggestion that I have been engaged in feverish search engine activity to discredit some of the idiotic claims made on here (if you go through my previous posts you will notice that I have contributed a number of times on Freemasonry).

Of course, as you cannot afford to lose face, you will no doubt persist with your accusation. All I can say to that is if there was anybody who should engage in feverish search engine activity it is you. Nothing that you have posted on this thread is supported by any evidence. Your 'belief' in the current existence of the Illuminati (and its reach) is nothing more than the worst kind of superstition.

And you still haven't figured out the little puzzle I set you...

[The Watcher]

Pincher blustered:

[TonyGosling]

Queen teases Bush over verbal gaffe
The Queen teasing George Bush
"I wondered whether I should start this toast by saying, 'When I was here in 1776...'"
Wednesday 9 May 2007 10.28 BST
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2007/may/09/usa.monarchy

Queen Elizabeth ended her US trip last night with a rare public show of humour, gently teasing President George Bush for his verbal slip-up that added 200 years to her age.
During an official welcome ceremony on the White House lawn on Monday, Mr Bush stumbled over a line in his speech, initially saying the Queen had helped celebrate the US bicentennial in 1776, rather than 1976.

Realising his mistake, he winked broadly at the monarch before turning back to the assembled dignitaries to say: "She gave me a look that only a mother could give a child."

At a formal dinner last night at the British ambassador's residence in Washington, the Queen opened her speech with a toast to the US president.


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Grinning playfully, she began: "I wondered whether I should start this toast by saying, 'When I was here in 1776...'" The guests, including Mr Bush, erupted in laughter.

In his own speech, the president responded: "Your Majesty, I can't top that one."

Away from the mutual ribbing, and on the day devolved government returned to Northern Ireland, the Queen thanked Mr Bush for previous US efforts in helping to bring peace to the region.

A few hours after the dinner, the 81-year-old monarch and Prince Philip flew home to Britain, ending the first state visit to the US for 16 years.

The six-day east coast tour also saw the Queen attend the Kentucky Derby and meet survivors of the Virginia Tech gun massacre.