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. . . or am I? Adventurer Steve Fossett’s remains have been positively identified, according to published reports http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/27523123/?gt1=43001 (See my previous speculation about the missing maverick as to why I might now have to reverse myself). But, stubborn as I am, something in me just doesn’t accept this at face value. With the announcement of positive id today from bones found in the recently located wreckage, we see Mercury, purveryor of all communications and information, at the midpoint of Juno/ Ceres= powerful women (again!) calling the shots, perhaps between them controlling the information flow; Mercury sextile Pluto= the announcement meant to destroy gossip and speculation (which is certainly where my own theories lie!); and Mercury opposed Vesta= we’d better take that announcement as sacred, and back off!
The Grand Square currently active (Uranus, Venus, Pallas, and Saturn) suggests nothing to me so much as a closed circuit of wealth contained, and containing, group think, repressing, insisting on ‘guiding,’ springing definitive knowledge of ‘the bones’ on us, to put the story, and Mr. Fossett’s memory, to rest–and yet, only those within that closed circuit, that Grand Square, know what’s what in this case. Pay no attention to that astrologer behind the curtain–she’s just implying, implying, she’s got nothin’!
Okay, powerhouse ladies Ceres and Juno, you win, for now; no more speculation, no more theories of a death faked, a life escaped. But I’ll keep my eye on things, just the same!
It’s hard to ignore one’s intuition. Those signs certainly point to you being on the right track with this one. I know in this world things are covered up left and right, especially by those with the money and power to do so. They mention finding two bones, yet they won’t say which, in order to save the family from “further anguish”. Seems sketchy to me.
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Hi Courtenay!
You are so right–it’s hard to ignore intuition, when you make a practice of trying to listen for it all the time–I feel a little foolish, writing about it, as I’m all too aware I’m not privy to what’s going on inside that Grand Square. So thank you for reinforcing my sense of this case–glad you shared that you think it’s sketchy, too!
Julie
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Oh Julie, I wondered when I heard this convenient news. Perhaps he and Ken Lay are kicked back sharing a bottle of brandy and counting the money saved. Now THERE was a suspicious demise!!
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I second that, sister! You have just taken the #1 spot on my list of ‘Best Conspiracy Theorists’!!
(#1 used to be Gary Larsen, for his cartoon of Salman Rushdie–remember the edict against ‘The Satanic Verses’?–and Elvis peeking out through the blinds of a shabby motel room)
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