Saturday, November 29, 2025

LAW: I am Woman Hear me ROAR!!

 The following notable person recently added to Wikipedia’s Deaths in 2025 site stands out: 

Toni Lamond, 93, Australian actress (Number 96, Razzle Dazzle: A Journey into Dance, In Melbourne Tonight)

  • Toni Lamond (born Patricia Lamond Lawman; 29 March 1932 – 29 November 2025)

I was curious about her surname given that it appears French “la mond”, so I investigated the names origin and arrived at:

 Lamond: The name derives from Old Norse log (law) and madr (man), meaning "law man".

And now note this next excerpt from her wiki page: 

Lamond was born in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia on 29 March 1932, to actress and comedian Stella Lamond (1909-1973) and actor father Joe Lawman, as Patricia Lamond Lawman.

Now THAT sure smacks of inner twin influence— the origin of her mothers maiden name, Lamond, is “Lawman”, and her fathers surname IS, Lawman!!  It’s interesting that she didn’t change her name when married, butt did change her name from her fathers surname to her mothers.  

Note from her wiki page: 

her younger half-sister Helen Reddy.

One of my favourite singers — “I am Woman Hear me Roar” (Reddy's song "I Am Woman" became an anthem for second-wave feminism).  Note from Helen Reddy’s wiki page:  

 Helen Maxine Reddy (25 October 1941 – 29 September 2020)

So, we come full circle— connecting to my previous post where October 25th also factors in.  

Toni Lamont’s film, Number 96 also stood out… given that 9 and 6 are upside down/reversal of each other, and so a twin heads upp.  This excerpt from the films wiki page stood out: 

Number 96 was notable for breaking new ground and introducing controversial and taboo subject matter to Australian television, at the time not seen anywhere in the world, including the United Kingdom or United States.

Number 96 became infamous for its groundbreaking depictions of controversial and taboo subjects of the time, exploring issues such as homosexuality, abortion, rape, interracial romance, drug usage, pregnancy in later life, and transgenderism

I quickly perused the wiki pages of all actors of 96, and many stood out, butt in relation to the recent cluster October cluster,… and todays date being November 29th, these two stood out: 

Of the notable persons mentioned on the films wiki page, this one stood out: 

13th Duke of Bedford (John Ian Robert Russell; 24 May 1917 – 25 October 2002)

And so the cluster that began in my previous post, is now: “October 24(x2), 25(x3), __, … 29/Date Sequence” pattern cluster: 

Note these excerpts from the film’s wiki page: 

 Number 96 would also feature numerous firsts, however usually featuring shorter term cast in varying story-arcs, for example notable theatre star Toni Lamond, played Karen Winters, who was TV's first ever lesbian character.

The series also featured TV's first ever transgender character, and remarkably she was played by a transgender actress, cabaret performer Carlotta. Robyn Ross was romanced by Arnold Feather (Jeff Kevin), a comic character whose early romances always ended in disaster. 

Another actor from the film stood out, butt only due to her surname having “Kirk” in it… and so relating to Charlie Kirk (series of posts) : 

Elisabeth KirkbyLucy Sutcliffe
Elisabeth Wilma Burton Kirkby (born 26 January 19218)

Do note the cryptic “lucky cliff” in name of the part she played re Lucy Sutcliffe — a cryptic clue…, as is her date of her birth, being that it’s an even day in January, and so pointing a cryptic finger in the direction of my stepson, Gillman (a long story, … that you can learn about by investigating this blog).  
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Judge 🌊 👋

 The following notable person recently added to Wikipedia’s Deaths in 2025 site stands out:

Richard H. Shultz (October 25, 1947 – November 22, 2025) 78, American scholar

It’s his surname Shultz… a version of Schultz, that’s also the married surname of my daughter, Erin, and coupled with his date of birth— anyone following this blog is aware of the significance of this date to me personally, note this excerpt from my June 17, 2025 post, Picasso’s Ass and Buffon’s Buffoon: 

my ex-partner (we were together 27 years), three of her family members were born on October 25, and then the two children of my cousin, died in a car accident on October 25th.

If you investigate other posts relating to October 25, you’ll find that in 2018, I had learned that my cousins sons had passed away on October 25, 1999 (see podcast video about the two boys, Daniel and Joel Roop). 

Even though Richard Shultz had passed away a week ago, he had just been added to Wikipedia’s Deaths in 2025 site. This is “timely” considering the name had factored in to my recent November 25 post, French, Gherman, English,… JUDGE , note this excerpt from the post:

The first one stands out the most, given that his date of death, January 21st, is also the birthday of my daughter.  This date has cropped up a number of times as of late (???).  What I have observed with my daughter lately, is that there have been some pretty strange things occurring — seemingly minor accidents that end up being expensive damage to various electronic devices.  So why?!  Perhaps her name can reveal more — Erin Schultz.  We chose Erin as her first name because of its meaning mostly— at the time, the baby name book said the name was Gaelic for “peace”.  And her married name Schultz is “German”, and it means “Judge” in origin.  As I think about it more, my “tou sense” … given the special focus of “her” in Gherman, that its the German word “Schultz” … “JUDGE”, that is being emphasized.  As to why…?!   

I also noted the following recent notables added to Wikipedia’s Deaths in 2025 site whose birthdays together with Richard Shultz, generates an “October 24(x2), 25, __, … 29/Date Sequence” pattern cluster: 

Note the cryptic communication in their names re “Shultz/Judge; jam helps; her rib offers men; jack/lift she herd” .  It is cryptic, butt when you’ve been at it as long as I have, the deciphering becomes much easier.  And then there are finer details… like why is the “c” left out in Shultz?!  The letter “c” also contains cryptic other elements such as “see, sea, ci/yes”… and the fact that both the large and small c can be taken as a line drawing representing a cresting wave… and so jiving with “see sea”.  

 I decided to use this blogs search box, keying in “Schultz” in order to locate posts containing the name. There were many, butt one stood out … I had forgotten about this particular dialogue that 

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Friday, June 24, 2016

Now This: Angels Among Us

I had posted on my facebook timeline a video called NowThis:Hundreds of “angels” blocked the Westboro Baptist Church from spreading hate in Orlando:

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Nick Schultz Guys, just remember this church does not represent Christendom. It's like saying Omar Mateen, represented all Muslims when he gunned down all of those poor people in Orlando. 99% of the church doesn't preach hate or any type of discrimination, regardless of what the media tells you.
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Linda Roop Power absolutely Nick! Did you mean to say 99% of the church 'doesn't' preach hate?
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May Ocean Not blatant "hatred" for sure, but there's still "subtle" discrimination in various religions toward LGBT persons, where we continue to be marginalized, ie: hate the sin, love the sinner-- that hurts. We are who we are because that is how nature (god/goddess if you will) made us.
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Nick Schultz To tell you the truth, I feel pretty discriminated against these days, as a Christian. For instance, whenever there's a mass shooting in the States, everyone rushes to the assumption that it's a white male, Christian. Everyday I see at least one Christ...See More
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May Ocean And Nick, when I posted the video, I was aware that the angels blocking the Baptist picketers were likely Christian, after all, they were singing "Amazing Grace". Their supporters, some of whom were no doubt non Christian, sang along, and I think that this "togetherness" is the silver lining in a very dark cloud.
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Nick Schultz Absolutely May. I would have stood with them, had I been there. All those Westboro clowns do is create division and hate. The world needs more unity...
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May Ocean I know you would have Nick, you have a good heart.
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May Ocean the fact that you stepped up to the plate to speak up on my timeline makes me so proud and so glad that you're my son in law. Our world is that much safer because of you and all walks of other angels who do the same xo


 

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