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(Peter K.) wrote in message news:<7f35df4b.0312161220.16264fea@posting.google.com>...
Not to mention the Nostradamus debate on X.72's Mongol King anagram
which he describes as Angolmois (Angol... Mongol)
To anyone who UNDERSTANDS the quatrains,
there is NO mention of Mongols in them.
Funny two of the largest Book writers on Nostradamus already
interpreted it as saying King of the Mongols: Erica Cheetham and
Peter Lemesurier in his 1993 book (only recently has he changed his
opion) which is solely on a futuristic Asian Invasion of Europe.
Obviously it looks like you're the anyone "and everyone" who
UNDERSTANDS
Just to clarify this 1961 Mr E Leoni was the first to use the anagram
to arrive at Mongolois, which it is and yes it is not a word as such,
but everyone thinks the King of the Mongols was/is Temuchin aka
Genghis Kahn, however when Tamerlane went on a rampage in Delhi
(Battle of Panipat) He was on the Sub Continent, well a dynasty formed
in present day Pakistan, called the Moghuls who were the successors of
the Golden Horde, well they ruled most of India until the British took
control from EIC in 1857, well the present Moghul is back in power
nuclear armed devout Muslim and very good at military operations and
as lucky as a cat, well it then depends how one views the Quatrain, to
me it is thumbnail of the Generals Life in power.
The Leoni commentary not much has changed in 42 years!
CXQ 72. Since this is the only dated one (not counting
configurations), with a date still to come, it is of great interest.
In September, 1999, a "King of Terror" will come. "From the sky if
taken literally, would be both real prophecy and a justification for
putting some credence in its possibilities of fulfillment. Line 3 must
needs hold the key to all of it. If Angolmois is Angoumois (capital,
Angouleme), we presumably have a reference to the House of Angouleme,
which provided France with Francis I, his son Henry II and his
grandsons Francis II, Charles IX and Henry III, though the name
"Valois" was left officially. Yet neither Francis nor Henry would seem
to qualify as a King of Terror, nor is there any such in the history
of the region. Unless some third possible meaning is discovered, it
must be noted that Angolmois is an anagram for "Mongolois", which
would give us Genghiz Khan, highly suitable as a King of Terror. Line
4 is rather general. Mars is of course the god of war. This quatrain
will probably be a favorite in Peking.
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