worldwarthree2003@hotmail.com (World War Three 2003) wrote in message

Nosty has been given the ol' heave-ho in favor of a more "apocalyptic"

Sort of like an eschatological end-times scenario in which we now find

Perhaps alt.prophecies.current events would be a more apt title for this

So there U have it - Nosty has been given the big shove -- and it's all
doooooooooomsayer prophecies from here on in !!!

Remember 911 -- we there's much worse to come....

So take a comfy lounge chair or recliner, sit back, relax, chill out --
but most importantly -- enjoy the endtimes ;-)

You forgot with a good stiff drink!
However any group is only as good as it's posters, yes there has been
a proxy newserver aspect and yes one can rail at this and that.
But back to the seer, you reckon he was on the money, or did he make
fools of the attempts to interpret him?
But perhaps just to raise an issue of Nostradamus who also was
interested in the changes we go through.
and now a random Quatrain:
C8Q48. Saturn in Cancer, Jupiter with Mars in February 'Chaldondon'
salva terre 1. Sierra Morena besieged on three sides near Verbiesque
2, war and mortal conflict.
1 Chaldondon Salveterre = possibly soothsayer at Salvatierra
2 Verbiesque = unsolved place name
XLVIII. Saturne en Cancer, Jupiter avec Mars, Dedans Feurier
Chaldondon 5 salvaterre 6. Sault Castalon 7 affailli de trois pars 8,
Pres de Verbiesque conflit mortelle guerre.
5 Chaldondon = Chaldeus soothsayer
6 Salvaterre = Safe land or a place
7 Sault Castulon = Sierra Morena
8 pars = OF: pars side
CVIIIQ 48. This quatrain bids fair to containing the greatest number
of twisted and incomprehensible obscurities. According to Wollner (p.
63), in the period 1555-3797 the conjunction specified will never take
place but will come closest on February 1, 2769. This is odd, as the
two elements seem rather commonplace. As for Chaldondon salvaterre,
one might as well give up.
Boswell (1941, p. 156), copied, without credit, by McCann (1942, pp.
:341-42), explains it this way: The first line is mere astrological
rigmarole for warring powers in an era of misery which 1914-18
certainly was. On February 3, 1917, answering Germany's declaration of
total submarine warfare, the United States severed diplomatic
relations with Berlin. Chaldean is a deft, Nostradamic touch
epitomizing Woodrow Wilson, architect of the League of Nations, that
modern Leaning Tower of Babble at Geneva. The clairvoyant word-twister
added don to Chaldon, making another pun, President Wilson having been
a college don [sic!] before he entered politics.
The last word of the second line, salvaterre, is telescoped from the
Latin salus (safety) and terrae (of the earth). [Translation: In
February the Chaldean gives the Earth safety.] The first word of the
next line, sault, has been taken as deriving from the Latin saltus
(fall) while the next, castallon, is cognate with castallum (strong
point). [Translation: The stronghold falls.]
Verbiesque is a typical Nostradamic anagram, which is unravelled into
three parts, as he hints slyly in the preceding line. These are V, the
Roman numeral for five; erbies, transformed into Serbie by transposing
the terminal s to the front of the cryptogram, making the perfectly
good French name for Serbia; and que (what). The "stronghold" of the
third line is Germany, chief of the Central Powers, which occupied
such a naturally defendable position, but which had to fight a war on
three fronts-eastern, southern and western, a nightmare for any
general staff. The V, or five, stands for the five powers originally
involved in the dispute over Serbia in 1914-France, Belgium, Russia,
Germany and Austria. All this seems a bit cryptic....
In the face of this ingenious analysis, which would have warmed
Nostradamus' heart, it is sad to have to identify the locale as
southern Spain. It appears also in the Epistle in connection with the
New Crusade. There is a Salvatierra near by, but nothing for
Chaldondon or Verbiesque. Closest to the latter is probably the
Verbices, the name of a classical tribe near Tangier in North Africa
(for "Moors"?).

and now a random Quatrain:
C8Q48. Saturn in Cancer, Jupiter with Mars in February 'Chaldondon'
salva terre 1. Sierra Morena besieged on three sides near Verbiesque
2, war and mortal conflict.
1 Chaldondon Salveterre = possibly soothsayer at Salvatierra
2 Verbiesque = unsolved place name
XLVIII. Saturne en Cancer, Jupiter avec Mars, Dedans Feurier
Chaldondon 5 salvaterre 6. Sault Castalon 7 affailli de trois pars 8,
Pres de Verbiesque conflit mortelle guerre.
5 Chaldondon = Chaldeus soothsayer
6 Salvaterre = Safe land or a place
7 Sault Castulon = Sierra Morena
8 pars = OF: pars side
CVIIIQ 48. This quatrain bids fair to containing the greatest number
of twisted and incomprehensible obscurities. According to Wollner (p.
63), in the period 1555-3797 the conjunction specified will never take
place but will come closest on February 1, 2769. This is odd, as the
two elements seem rather commonplace. As for Chaldondon salvaterre,
one might as well give up.
Boswell (1941, p. 156), copied, without credit, by McCann (1942, pp.
:341-42), explains it this way: The first line is mere astrological
rigmarole for warring powers in an era of misery which 1914-18
certainly was. On February 3, 1917, answering Germany's declaration of
total submarine warfare, the United States severed diplomatic
relations with Berlin. Chaldean is a deft, Nostradamic touch
epitomizing Woodrow Wilson, architect of the League of Nations, that
modern Leaning Tower of Babble at Geneva. The clairvoyant word-twister
added don to Chaldon, making another pun, President Wilson having been
a college don [sic!] before he entered politics.
The last word of the second line, salvaterre, is telescoped from the
Latin salus (safety) and terrae (of the earth). [Translation: In
February the Chaldean gives the Earth safety.] The first word of the
next line, sault, has been taken as deriving from the Latin saltus
(fall) while the next, castallon, is cognate with castallum (strong
point). [Translation: The stronghold falls.]
Verbiesque is a typical Nostradamic anagram, which is unravelled into
three parts, as he hints slyly in the preceding line. These are V, the
Roman numeral for five; erbies, transformed into Serbie by transposing
the terminal s to the front of the cryptogram, making the perfectly
good French name for Serbia; and que (what). The "stronghold" of the
third line is Germany, chief of the Central Powers, which occupied
such a naturally defendable position, but which had to fight a war on
three fronts-eastern, southern and western, a nightmare for any
general staff. The V, or five, stands for the five powers originally
involved in the dispute over Serbia in 1914-France, Belgium, Russia,
Germany and Austria. All this seems a bit cryptic....
In the face of this ingenious analysis, which would have warmed
Nostradamus' heart, it is sad to have to identify the locale as
southern Spain. It appears also in the Epistle in connection with the
New Crusade. There is a Salvatierra near by, but nothing for
Chaldondon or Verbiesque. Closest to the latter is probably the
Verbices, the name of a classical tribe near Tangier in North Africa
(for "Moors"?).

and now a random Quatrain:
C8Q48. Saturn in Cancer, Jupiter with Mars in February 'Chaldondon'
salva terre 1. Sierra Morena besieged on three sides near Verbiesque
2, war and mortal conflict.
1 Chaldondon Salveterre = possibly soothsayer at Salvatierra
2 Verbiesque = unsolved place name
XLVIII. Saturne en Cancer, Jupiter avec Mars, Dedans Feurier
Chaldondon 5 salvaterre 6. Sault Castalon 7 affailli de trois pars 8,
Pres de Verbiesque conflit mortelle guerre.
5 Chaldondon = Chaldeus soothsayer
6 Salvaterre = Safe land or a place
7 Sault Castulon = Sierra Morena
8 pars = OF: pars side
CVIIIQ 48. This quatrain bids fair to containing the greatest number
of twisted and incomprehensible obscurities. According to Wollner (p.
63), in the period 1555-3797 the conjunction specified will never take
place but will come closest on February 1, 2769. This is odd, as the
two elements seem rather commonplace. As for Chaldondon salvaterre,
one might as well give up.
Boswell (1941, p. 156), copied, without credit, by McCann (1942, pp.
:341-42), explains it this way: The first line is mere astrological
rigmarole for warring powers in an era of misery which 1914-18
certainly was. On February 3, 1917, answering Germany's declaration of
total submarine warfare, the United States severed diplomatic
relations with Berlin. Chaldean is a deft, Nostradamic touch
epitomizing Woodrow Wilson, architect of the League of Nations, that
modern Leaning Tower of Babble at Geneva. The clairvoyant word-twister
added don to Chaldon, making another pun, President Wilson having been
a college don [sic!] before he entered politics.
The last word of the second line, salvaterre, is telescoped from the
Latin salus (safety) and terrae (of the earth). [Translation: In
February the Chaldean gives the Earth safety.] The first word of the
next line, sault, has been taken as deriving from the Latin saltus
(fall) while the next, castallon, is cognate with castallum (strong
point). [Translation: The stronghold falls.]
Verbiesque is a typical Nostradamic anagram, which is unravelled into
three parts, as he hints slyly in the preceding line. These are V, the
Roman numeral for five; erbies, transformed into Serbie by transposing
the terminal s to the front of the cryptogram, making the perfectly
good French name for Serbia; and que (what). The "stronghold" of the
third line is Germany, chief of the Central Powers, which occupied
such a naturally defendable position, but which had to fight a war on
three fronts-eastern, southern and western, a nightmare for any
general staff. The V, or five, stands for the five powers originally
involved in the dispute over Serbia in 1914-France, Belgium, Russia,
Germany and Austria. All this seems a bit cryptic....
In the face of this ingenious analysis, which would have warmed
Nostradamus' heart, it is sad to have to identify the locale as
southern Spain. It appears also in the Epistle in connection with the
New Crusade. There is a Salvatierra near by, but nothing for
Chaldondon or Verbiesque. Closest to the latter is probably the
Verbices, the name of a classical tribe near Tangier in North Africa
(for "Moors"?).

"Claude Latremouille" <cj559@FreeNet.Carleton.CA> wrote in message
news:bmkspl$4ii$1@freenet9.carleton.ca...

I just wonder what Doctor Nostradamus' diagnostic
would have been of the current situation of a.p.n. :-)

Multi organ failure seems the most likely diagnosis. Prognosis is extremely
poor.
However, APN has a strong constitution so all is not lost.

DaarkSyde@home.com wrote in message news:<u10tovgon20pd1ivv9vonnl0uuh347q48o@4ax.com>...

On Wed, 15 Oct 2003 12:22:25 -0500, "TentaclePr0n" <me@yep.doh> wrote:

I have been an on-again/off-again lurker in this group for a long time. At
least back in 1999/2000 this group was entertaining with the whole King of
Terror thing. People actually talked about Nosty back then. Now it is all
crap that should be put in alt.my.tinfoil.hat.is.too.tight.

What gives people? Lets talk about the worlds favorite seer. Here, I will
start:

"Oh no. I just thought of something. Maybe this Chinese astronaut is
really the King of Terror. The Mongol. That is where the ship will land
and takes off from."

Ok, I know it is silly and is not anyway what Nosty meant. Still, its
better than the rest of the crap around here.

Everybody is on to Nostradamas, alot like Sollog, Turi, to name but a
few of the fal$e prophets. Prophecy is complete *****.

Ahhhhh, that should read "fal$e profits", Daark !

(if U get my drift) ;-)

(Sorry to correct U, but I couldn't resist) ;-)