Big Butt's Big Deal

Although downgraded Hurricane Irma still wrecks havoc.  At this moment the state of Georgia is being doused with surging waters.

The records show that Hurricanes have grown in number and intensified drastically over the last decade, however it's a typical pattern, one that's so set in stone that the inner twin world, given their greater knowledge, know what to expect and where.  And that is why they set the stage along the path of Irma in such a way that meaningful pattern-clusters are generated.  In this case the clusters mostly occur with notable individuals also in its path, ie various leaders.

And so we come now to Nathan Deal, governor of Georgia.

• Nathan Deal (born August 25, 1942) 

My granddaughter's birthday is also August 25, hence an addition to the "Targeting Family Birthdays" pattern cluster.   And his name contains a cryptic element:

• deal (n.1) from PIE *dail- "to divide"
• Nathan "he has given," from verb nathan, related to mattan "gift." 

We could continue investigating the notable persons listed on his wiki page, butt I decided to leave that for you as I venture over to a Wikipedia List of Governors of Georgia, where I find 4 who came into and/or exited office during a year that has 3 identical numbers at the end:

Archibald Bulloch

July 12, 1775 – February 22, 1777

Button Gwinnett

February 22, 1777 – May 8, 1777

Zell Miller

January 14, 1991 – January 11, 1999

Roy Barnes

January 11, 1999 – January 13, 2003

So Archibald was the first Governor... and his surname, a cryptic "bull lock" stands out given that it jives with the first name of Lock Davidson (Florida Mayor) of my previous post.  And his date of exiting (in this case, it's also his date of death) stands out given the following from yesterdays post, :

• Joseph I of Portugal( 6 June 1714 – 24 February 1777)

 And as for Joseph I of Portugal's date of death... not only did it occur in a year having 777 at the end (a signature), butt note this excerpt from yesterdays post, Day See Robert Ford:

The Deaths in 2017 site lists under September 9:

• Sir David Robert Ford (22 February 1935 – 9 September 2017)

Note from my previous post:

• "February 22(x2), February 23(x2), 24(x4), 25(x2)/ Date Sequence" pattern-cluster.

And do note the year of Portugal's death 1777!!!   And so the cluster expands now into a

 "February 22(x3), February 23(x2), 24(x5), 25(x2)/ Date Sequence" pattern-cluster

The second Governor, Button Guinnett, above stands out as well because he not only entered office in 1777, butt he exited in 1777 (he too died in 1777).  And note the cryptic phrase in his name... a combination of "butt on queen net" /"but ton (big) queen net".   It is cryptic... for instance the "queen" is a cryptic reference to the inner twin "matriarchal" world.  As well, note that in place of "but" I typically use "butt" due to an earlier cluster experienced by Rob MacGregor and I that involved his friend Robert Butts.  I think this is a way for the inner twin world to say to the "Rob's" of the world, to get their big butt off the inner twin world net.  So the question is, what's the meaning behind net (see etymology below)?!

Note the following information from the wiki pages of the 4 Governors listed above:

• Archibald Bulloch(January 1, 1730 – February 22, 1777) 
• Button Gwinnett(1735 – May 19, 1777)
• Zell Bryan Miller(born February 24, 1932)
• Roy Eugene Barnes(born March 11, 1948)

And we have another addition to the cluster will Miller's birthday:

•  "February 22(x3), February 23(x2), 24(x5), 25(x2)/ Date Sequence" pattern-cluste

Note the etymology:

• net (v.1) "to capture in a net," early 15c., from net (n.). 
• net (v.2) "to gain as a net sum," 1758, from net (adj.). 
• net (n.) Old English net "netting, network, spider web, mesh used for capturing," also figuratively, "moral or mental snare or trap," from Proto-Germanic *natjan (source also of Old Saxon net, Old Norse, Dutch net, Swedish nät, Old High German nezzi, German Netz, Gothic nati "net"), originally "something knotted," from PIE root *ned- "to bind, tie."
• net (adj.) "remaining after deductions," 1510s, from earlier sense of "trim, elegant, clean, neat" (c. 1300), from Old French net "clean, pure," from Latin nitere "to shine, look bright, glitter" (see neat)

Isn't Nat short for Nathan?!  So "get your butt off my gift"!!