Tag Archives: James I of England

royal flush: dallying while bidding for waity katy

Posted on April 28, 2011 by Dave

Who will be the lamb and who will be the knife? Prince William, when and if he becomes king, will be the first Stuart king since James I, son of Mary Queen of Scots, in over 400 years. Secret potions, … Continue reading →

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a king a crown and a pyramid of sacred geometry

Posted on April 27, 2011 by Dave

The first King of Britain was James I. He won the prize that had eluded his mother, Mary Queen of Scots: the right to rule over a united kingdom. Unfortunately he earned himself a very bad press.But press, for better … Continue reading →

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THEY MIGHT BE GIANTS

Posted on April 10, 2010 by Dave

They are big stones. Enormous sculptures and visual art. Often, as in the case of the giant menhirs at Kernario in Brittany they stand like sentinels as part of a vast megalithic complex. It has been assumed that our civilization … Continue reading →