The Nobody was given a 100 year old birthday gift from Norway!

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Anyone notice that they are calmly looking through the items, and just after the photograph from the memorial is shown, the gentleman starts flipping through some of the bottom papers. Then, all of a sudden, that's all folks, time to pack it all up. Was a very sudden and quick wrap up, what did he see?

This occurs at about 11:45 - 12:00 if you want to check it out.

Anyone notice that they are calmly looking through the items, and just after the photograph from the memorial is shown, the gentleman starts flipping through some of the bottom papers. Then, all of a sudden, that's all folks, time to pack it all up. Was a very sudden and quick wrap up, what did he see?

This occurs at about 11:45 - 12:00 if you want to check it out.

Anyone notice that they are calmly looking through the items, and just after the photograph from the memorial is shown, the gentleman starts flipping through some of the bottom papers. Then, all of a sudden, that's all folks, time to pack it all up. Was a very sudden and quick wrap up, what did he see?

This occurs at about 11:45 - 12:00 if you want to check it out.

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For people that think nothing just happened, consider this:

Why were there so many bagpipes and the "ceremony" we just witnessed was full of Scottish songs and they sang the St. Clair family song??... the mournful one at the beginning. If you look up the connections of the St. Clair/Sinclairs and the Templars/Merovingian/Rosslyn bloodline (I've posted a number of links), it looks as if we just witnessed something very "ritually" significant... and the guy looking nervous and them bundling the contents quietly away without reading the letter is very odd indeed.

Sinclairs and Templar secrets:


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Sinclairs are supposed to be the Grail bloodline... why Rothschilds heavily intermarried with them

Bearing in mind the templar, rosicrucian and masonic ramifications surrounding the Clan St. Clair and Rosslyn Chapel, a curious early historical reference to a rosicrucian and masonic tradition in Scotland appeared in an unusual poem by Henry Adamson, the metrical historian of Perth (formerly the ancient Capital of Scotland), entitled Muses Threnodie which was published in Edinburgh in 1638. Within this poem three intriguing lines appear to link together a rosicrucian fraternity, a masonic tradition and, like the gypsies, a psychic ability to foretell the future:

For we be brethren of the Rosie Crosse;
We have the Mason word, and second sight,
Things for to come we can foretell aright…

The Scottish Rosicrucian connection is also of interest to note. According to an esoteric tradition the Brotherhood of the Rosy Cross was said to have been founded in the 15th century by an alchemical adept known as Christian Rosenkreutz (Rosy Cross). This mystical adept was a contemporary of Sir William St. Clair, founder of Rosslyn Chapel, and rather synchronistically they both died in 1484. Furthermore, they were both members of a chivalric knighthood called the Order of the Golden Fleece. What is clear is that all manner of intriguing historical facets appear to interface with the enigmatic place called Roslin.

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But you, Daniel, keep this prophecy a secret; seal up the book until the time of the end, when many will rush here and there, and knowledge will increase."