UFOS - the serious new deep political research topic?

[David Guyatt]

No sooner had Fred said that we could be back to the subject UFO's in one or two sentences when Hey Presto! there we are with Podesta.

Moving along this serpent path then:

And now for something not at all ciompletely different.

I read Dennis Wheatley when I was a teenager and was fascinated. Then about 20 years ago I bought half a dozen of his books again at a Church jumble sale (honest) and began reading them again. What a terrible writer and pompous arse he was. But I suppose of his time. The below I have hijacked from Sir Herbert Tooth's FB this morning.

Occult Mi6: Dennis Wheatley

I'm a bit surprised the author of the article did not dig that little bit deeper that we have covered before at DPF, namely the Elizabethan origin of British intelligence in the form of Dr. John Dee, spymaster for Elizabeth 1, and lifetime student of alchemy, divination and hermetic magic and originator of the signature 007 - which are said to represent his two eyes - exclusively for the Queen (For Your Eyes Only) - covered by an elongated number 7 (sometimes said to be a square root sign). The number 7 is, as stated elsewhere a number sacred to Knights Templars.



Below is a painting of Dee and beside him is Christopher Lee playing the role of Duc de Richleau in Wheatley's The Devil Rides Out



Below is the old logo of MI5, the Eye in the Triangle (next to it) and well...money:



Not least, I suppose, is the curiosity that included in British Army Intelligence Corp bases is the street name "Templar Way", which you can see using a satellite map for "Chicksands", home of BAIC (here), which used to be headquartered at Templar Barracks in Ashford, Kent - former home of the Joint Services School of Intelligence (here). And another Bond actor, Roger Moore, who used to play the role of Simon Templar in the British TV series, The Saint written by Leslie Charteris:



I remember meeting my son for lunch in the City several years ago. He choose a wine bard in Clerkenwell, and after lunch we walked past St. John's Gate, home of the Knights of St. John (Knights Hospitallers) sister Order of the Knights Templar. And in case I seem to be rambling, I am actually heading somewhere with this, albeit very vaguely, because having insisted to my son that we duck inside the John Knights museum to nose around, we then wandered back to his office and on the way passed a cafe called "The Saint" which had the Saint TV series logo as part of its sign - a strange fact that has always struck me as being somehow relevant.

Oh well, it's time for my appointment with the men in white coats... ::cuckoo::


The Saint TV series


St. John's Gate

One of the antagonists of Duc de Richleau in the Devil Rides Out was Mocata. Those wishing to follow this exceedingly thin trail can read further HERE. Trust me it will lead you once again back to the Knights Templar.