This was sent to me by a GLP user who wishes to remain anonymous. He took the time to try and translate what A posted above , although he's still not sure if it's even a language. He felt like it may be a real message but he also says it may be hog wash. He took the time anyway to try and decipher the code and got banned in a ip block so he sent it to me.




Looking at root words and possibilities that each word can be broken up into two. Here's one idea, using many languages:

An armed attack ensues causing perpetual turmoil to everything forming on Tuesday in or near Monza, Italy or near the River Arno in Tuscany at one castle.

Desorton: or Desort On; or De Sort On ("de" can be Spanish for "of" = Of sort on) "Desort" also means "sortie" or "armed attack" in French.


Enfues: "Ensues" using the archaic style of "f" used for "s"

Noitson: Noits On - A noit is an Urban Dictionary term for being beyond confused and in perpetual turmoil

Neisit: Neis It - "Neis" means "everything" in Welsh.


NEIS is an acronym for 1) New Economy Information Service, or 2) National Employment Information Service, or 3) Illinois' Nuclear Energy Information Service

"NEIS provides information and reviews debate on the impact globalization and technological change has on democracy at home and abroad."

1) [link to www.newecon.org]
2) [link to www.neisnet.com]
3) [link to neis.org]

Formentu: For Men To (or Tu being Spanish for "you"); or "Formen" - Danish for "form."

Ontues: On Tues.

Monzarno: Monza Arno - Monza is a city in Italy on the river Lambo. "Arno" is a river in Tuscany, Italy.

Monza:  [link to en.wikipedia.org]
Arno:  [link to en.wikipedia.org]

Vienotorn: Vieno Torn - "Vieno" is Finnish for mild or gentle, or Lithuanian for "one." "Torni" is Lithuanian for "castle" or "fortress."

This is probably way off base and the language posted total gibberish but it was interesting to try to figure out.