Da Vinci Code – Is Any Of It Fact?

Monk

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21) Chester A. Arthur wasn't a member of a secret Society, as far as i can tell.
22) as far as i know Grover Cleveland wasn't a member of a secret society.
 
JUPITERASC

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Monk said:
From the last 10 Presidents, we bring forward 6, who were members of secret societies and 4 suspicious deaths.
11) James K. Polk was a freemason.
12) Zachary Taylor had a suspicious death.
13) Millard Fillmore wasn't a freemason.
14) Franlin Pierce was a member of the Knights of the Golden Circle.
15)James Buchanan was a Freemason
16) Abraham Lincoln had a suspicious death.
17) Andrew Johnson was a freemason.
18) Ulysses S. Grant was a member of Odd fellows
19) Rutherford B. Hayes was probably a member of Odd fellows
20) James A. Garfield was a freemason and had a suspicious death.
We have 7 that were members of secret societies and 3 who had suspicious deaths, so isn't getting any better.

The total so far is 13 presidents out of 20


who were members of secret societies,

and


7 suspicious deaths!!!!
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Hi Monk - the evidence is compelling - albeit possible co-incidence :smile:


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Monk

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Monk said:
21) Chester A. Arthur wasn't a member of a secret Society, as far as i can tell.
22) as far as i know Grover Cleveland wasn't a member of a secret society.
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Hi Jup & David,
I couldn't continue yesterday as i had visitors.
23) As far as i know Benjamin Harrison wasn't a member of a secret society.
24) We had Grover Cleveland again who wasn't a member of a secret society.
25) William Mckinley was a freemason, knights templar and knight of Malta, and had a suspicious death.
https://mckinleybirthplacemuseum.org/2016/09/29/mckinley-and-freemasonry/
It looks likely he was an oddfellow too:-
https://www.cheatsheet.com/culture/secret-societies-presidents-joined-including-donald-trump.html/
https://oddfellows279.blogspot.com/p/famous-odd-fellows.html
 
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Monk

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Link to the assassination of President William Mckinley below,

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assassination_of_William_McKinley
I have applied "projected measure" to day marking for death, however i have no idea if applicable, usually this applies only to parans, but have noted secret societies have used the measure for fixed stars before, make you own mind up, information below by ancient Greek day start, while Alnilam is on the Nadir, please scroll down:-
http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread1256070/pg3#pid24933499
 
Monk

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26) Theodore Roosevelt was a freemason and had a suspicious assassination attempt:-
http://mdmasons.org/about-md-masons/famous-masons/theodore-roosevelt/
You can read about the assassination attempt below using ancient Greek day marker, sunset previous to date, with Sirius on Nadir:-
http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread1256070/pg3#pid24933653



He was a honorary member of the Bohemian Club:-
https://www.cheatsheet.com/culture/secret-societies-presidents-joined-including-donald-trump.html/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Bohemian_Club_members
 
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Monk

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27) William Howard Taft was a Freemason, link below:-
https://nationalheritagemuseum.typepad.com/library_and_archives/william-h-taft/

He was a member of Skull and bones:-
https://www.cheatsheet.com/culture/secret-societies-presidents-joined-including-donald-trump.html/



28) Woodrow Wilson as far as i know wasn't a freemason, but he did make interesting quotes like JFK:-
https://www.azquotes.com/author/15808-Woodrow_Wilson/tag/secret-society

Woodrow Wilson must have had some say in when the United States entered the First World War on 6th April 1917, link below:-
http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread1256070/pg3#pid24935083
Sunrise day marker with Sirius on Nadir.
Woodrow Wilson was President during W.W.1. and i have extra information on this below:-
http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread1220581/pg1
 
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Monk

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29)Warren G. Harding was a freemason, quote and link below:-

Who were/are some famous American Masons? The history of Masonry and the history of this country are very clearly interwoven although there is no way in this short space to go into any great detail. The following is a short list of some well known Masons. Masonic Presidents include George Washington, James Munroe, Andrew Jackson, James K. Polk, James Buchanan, Andrew Johnson, James A. Garfield, William McKinley, Theodore Roosevelt, William Howard Taft, Warren G. Harding:-
https://web.mit.edu/dryfoo/www/Masons/Misc/more-usa-faq.html

He was a member of Odd Fellows we think:-
https://www.cheatsheet.com/culture/secret-societies-presidents-joined-including-donald-trump.html/
https://oddfellows279.blogspot.com/p/famous-odd-fellows.html
 
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Monk

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We had a total of 13 presidents out of 20 who were members of secret societies, and 7 suspicious deaths.
We need now to add from the next 10, up to 30.
We have 3 suspicious deaths, so now have 10 out of 30.

We have 5 presidents to add to the list of those that belonged to a secret society, so we have 18 out of 30.
 
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Monk

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Hi Jup,
I'll be dealing with page 35 of last link i gave tomorrow, can you guess what i'm interested in?
Quote below:-
28began. In May of 1933 women were invited into the clubhouse for the first time since 1910 to a reception honoring the old building's demise. The San Francisco Chronicle reported on the progress of the new building (1-19-34) describing the six story, $1,000,000 construction project as one of "the finest physical plants of its kind in the world." A Chronicle story on March 31, 1934 described how the new modern soft diffused lighting, the Club would install, was similar to that used in the Municipal Opera House. The formal dedication of the new clubhouse occurred October 13, 1934 with the oldest living Bohemian unlocking the doors. The Chronicle story on Sunday, October 14th was significantly shorter and more subdued than the Chronicle article covering the 1910 opening. Instead of describing the grandeur of the new clubhouse the Chronicle simply stated in a seven paragraph article: The new structure adds two floors of bedrooms, and also houses an improved Jinks room or theater seating more than 750, a permanent art gallery, a smaller art gallery, an improved library and a roof solarium. (Chronicle 10-14-34)
 
JUPITERASC

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Monk said:
Hi Jup,
I'll be dealing with page 35 of last link i gave tomorrow, can you guess what i'm interested in?
Quote below:-
28began. In May of 1933 women were invited into the clubhouse for the first time since 1910 to a reception honoring the old building's demise. The San Francisco Chronicle reported on the progress of the new building (1-19-34) describing the six story, $1,000,000 construction project as one of "the finest physical plants of its kind in the world." A Chronicle story on March 31, 1934 described how the new modern soft diffused lighting, the Club would install, was similar to that used in the Municipal Opera House. The formal dedication of the new clubhouse occurred October 13, 1934 with the oldest living Bohemian unlocking the doors. The Chronicle story on Sunday, October 14th was significantly shorter and more subdued than the Chronicle article covering the 1910 opening. Instead of describing the grandeur of the new clubhouse the Chronicle simply stated in a seven paragraph article: The new structure adds two floors of bedrooms, and also houses an improved Jinks room or theater seating more than 750, a permanent art gallery, a smaller art gallery, an improved library and a roof solarium. (Chronicle 10-14-34)
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Hi Monk - there's an online archive of pics :smile:

This artificial collection consists of 397 photographic prints of
Bohemian Grove (Sonoma County, Calif.) activities from 1890 to 1950.
The Bohemian Grove is a secret society annual gathering place
in the redwoods in Northern California
for members of the Bohemian Club in San Francisco.

The collection of photographs was assembled by
the San Francisco Public Library over the years from donations.
Some photographs were in the library’s Reference Department
before 1965.

Photographs in the collection include
many group portraits of gatherings at Stow Circle, in the Bohemian Grove
as well as campfire views at night,
banquet tables in concentric circles,
play productions, and Russian River activities.

https://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/c8ng4w9j/


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Monk

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Monk said:
Hi Jup,
I'll be dealing with page 35 of last link i gave tomorrow, can you guess what i'm interested in?
Quote below:-
28began. In May of 1933 women were invited into the clubhouse for the first time since 1910 to a reception honoring the old building's demise. The San Francisco Chronicle reported on the progress of the new building (1-19-34) describing the six story, $1,000,000 construction project as one of "the finest physical plants of its kind in the world." A Chronicle story on March 31, 1934 described how the new modern soft diffused lighting, the Club would install, was similar to that used in the Municipal Opera House. The formal dedication of the new clubhouse occurred October 13, 1934 with the oldest living Bohemian unlocking the doors. The Chronicle story on Sunday, October 14th was significantly shorter and more subdued than the Chronicle article covering the 1910 opening. Instead of describing the grandeur of the new clubhouse the Chronicle simply stated in a seven paragraph article: The new structure adds two floors of bedrooms, and also houses an improved Jinks room or theater seating more than 750, a permanent art gallery, a smaller art gallery, an improved library and a roof solarium. (Chronicle 10-14-34)
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The new Club House was dedicated on 13th October, why use that date?
https://time.com/4981316/friday-13th-knights-templar-post-truth/
But that isn't all, the nearest town to Bohemian Grove is Guerneville, California which is 38*N30', 122*W59', Bohemian Grove is 38*N28', 123*W00, which is a very small difference and doesn't effect the alignments for the day.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guerneville,_California
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bohemian_Grove
I will continue soon.
 
Monk

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Ancient Greek day marker used on 13th October 1934 at location of Bohemian Grove, being sunset of previous day, while Sirius was aligned to the Nadir/True North.
Astronomy picture on attachment:-
 

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