continuing on from my previous post and leaving no stone unturned. Note this excerpt:
Charles V (21 January 1338 – 16 September 1380
What stands out is the "Plum" Island, because I'm reminded of a "Plum Pudding" pattern-cluster that the MacGregor's posted erroneously as a "synchronicity" way back in the days when they welcomed me to their blog instead of banning me... welcomed my thoughts on genetic findings of "human chimera" and my take: that what appears to be synchronicity is in fact "pattern-clusters" generated by our inner twins who we have long considered to be "our" subconscious butt in fact are conscious individuals "inner twins" who influence our thoughts and actions without our being aware. And then the MacGregor's began seeing that this would revolutionize our perceptions and hence they could kiss their lucrative "astrology/synchronicity" money making scheme goodby!! Note from their post:
- Nelson DeMille website, a movie about The Lion's Game (and Plum Island) will be released.
Plum Pudding
February 4, 2009 Here’s one of my favorite crazy synchronicity stories as told by French writer M. Deschamps. As a boy in Orleans, France, he was presented with a piece of plum pudding by a guest of the family, M. de Fortgibu. Years later, Deschamps, now a young man, ordered plum pudding in a Paris restaurant, only to find that the last piece had just been taken. The waiter discretely indicated the direction of the guilty patron who, it turned out, was none other than de Fortgibu. Many years later,at a dinner party where Deschamps was again offered plum pudding, he recounted the above events concerning de Fortgibu. Finishing his tale, and still eating his plum pudding, he remarked that all that was missing was de Fortgibu. Soon the door burst open and in came de Fortgibu himself, now a disoriented old man who had gotten the wrong address, and had entered the restaurant by mistake.
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You can begin by investigating Eustache Deschamps.
Charles V (21 January 1338 – 16 September 1380
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