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Chrysalis

Chrysalis

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But the link to the video, doesn't give me an answer to "The talks are taking place in a building called the "Space Egg".

Unless this is actually how it is.

So they are basically Aliens then and travel to space to do "the talks" ?

Okay i'll just read the the previous posts as maybe ive missed the punch line here.
 
JUPITERASC

JUPITERASC

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Chrysalis said:
But the link to the video, doesn't give me an answer to "The talks are taking place in a building called the "Space Egg".

Unless this is actually how it is.

So they are basically Aliens then and travel to space to do "the talks" ?

Okay i'll just read the the previous posts as maybe ive missed the punch line here.
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great idea :smile:
meanwhile
as Monk mentioned, Britain has gone to the polls
to decide who will lead the country into Brexit negotiations.
Tory Prime Minister Theresa May called the snap election in April
to strengthen her slim majority.
But
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn is hot on her heels in the polls
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_vpo2uuYcQY
 
JUPITERASC

JUPITERASC

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Monk said:
The British have a general election today, 08 June 2017
the next Prime minister will have many problems to negotiate
Brexit debate starts in Brussels, Belgium on 19th June 2017
....i wonder if they will start at 10:00am ha ha!

Please note two days away from Summer Soltice on 21st June.
The talks are taking place in a building called the "Space Egg".

I'm not keen on "Space Eggs", usaully they have something nasty inside:-

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m9ebkHoU4Zk
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Hi Monk - Theresa May lost her parliamentary

majority

after calling an election to strengthen it. :smile:
Oops....Theresa May under fire as hung parliament confirmed

Despite gains in Scotland, the Conservatives need support of a second party to form a coalition
or support a minority government.
Things are so finely poised that even with the support of the SNP and the Lib Dems
Jeremy Corbyn would not be able to command a majority
Jeremy Corbyn buoyant Labour leader says people ‘have had enough of austerity politics’
as pressure mounts on prime minister Corbyn calls for May to resign after hung parliament
Jeremy Corbyn said the face of British politics has changed
after her snap general election left Britain with a hung parliament
11 days before Brexit talks begin.
Speaking as he was returned as MP for Islington North, the Labour leader declared:

“Politics has changed. Politics isn’t going back into the box where it was before.
What’s happened is people have said they’ve had quite enough of austerity politics.”

Corbyn said May had called the election to assert her authority.

“She wanted a mandate. Well, the mandate she’s got
is lost Conservative seats, lost votes, lost support and lost confidence.
I would have thought that is enough for her to go.”

The Conservative leader appeared crushed
as she accepted her victory in the constituency of Maidenhead
with a shaky speech in which she repeated her resolve
to provide the stability the country needed before Brexit talks.

Sinn Féin were major winners in the local general election battle
winning seven seats and effectively wiping out their nationalist rivals in the SDLP
who lost all three of their Westminster seats.
However, Corbyn will be unable to rely on the support of the seven Sinn Féin MPs
as the party will continue its historic policy of boycotting Westminster.
Late on Thursday night Gerry Adams, the Sinn Féin president
said his MPs would not be going to the House of Commons.
A senior Sinn Féin spokesman later told The Guardian
there “wasn’t a snowball’s chance in hell”
of the party ditching its abstentionism regarding Westminster.
After the shock election result Theresa May sought to form government
by making deal with DUP May is to make public statement after meeting the Queen at Buckingham Palace
following the shock election delivered hung parliament
The prime minister is expected to see the Queen at around 12.30pm

to confirm that a deal is in place.
It follows extensive talks with the DUP late in to the night.
Party figures say they have been driven on this morning
by dismay at the possibility of Jeremy Corbyn becoming prime minister.
 
JUPITERASC

JUPITERASC

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Hi Monk :smile:


9 June 2017 Friday

12:25 p.m.

Germany's main business lobby group is urging the British government to tone down its Brexit rhetoric
after an election it says delivered a blow to plans for a "hard Brexit."
Dieter Kempf, the head of the Federation of German Industries
said German industry is concerned by the election result
which saw Prime Minister Theresa May's Conservative Party lose its majority in the House of Commons.
He said a weakened British government
has an "obligation to limit the damage on both side of the Channel
for citizens and companies, and to negotiate sensible solutions."
He said that "the hard Brexit course has been voted out"
and that it's "time for the British government to rhetorically disarm."
Kempf says in a statement that negotiators cannot waste any more time
and that they effectively have only a year
to agree on exit terms and transitional arrangements.


12:30 p.m.

Scottish National Party leader Nicola Sturgeon
says the Conservative Party's "reckless" approach to Brexit should be abandoned.
Speaking Friday after Theresa May lost her majority in Parliament
Sturgeon said the prime minister had "lost all authority and credibility," and should resign.


12:35 p.m.

The Liberal Democrats' leader
says Prime Minister Theresa May "should be ashamed" for calling a snap election
and joined calls for her to resign.
Tim Farron said May had called Thursday's election and gambled with Britain's future
"out of sheer arrogance and vanity,"
adding:
"If she has an ounce of self-respect she will resign."
He said that May's version of a 'hard Brexit' was rejected by the British people
and that Brexit negotiations should now be put on hold.
 
JUPITERASC

JUPITERASC

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Hi Monk - 9 June 2017 Friday 12:40 p.m :smile:
Prime Minister Theresa May arrived at Buckingham Palace
to meet with Queen Elizabeth II
and seek permission to form a new government.

May's political position has been seriously weakened after Thursday's election
which she had called to strengthen her hand for Britain's exit talks from the European Union.
Instead, the election saw her Conservatives losing their overall majority in Parliament.
May, who has resisted calls for her to resign as leader
could now seek to form a government with support from Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party.
The queen does not get involved in party politics
but as head of state she must give the nod to the formation of any government.
 
Monk

Monk

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Hi Jup,

My prediction was only about Theresa May obviously, she arrived at Buckingham Palace fully an hour before Alnilam Culminated, and addressed the nation approx. half hour before Alnilam culminated.

But after losing 20% lead in the polls, she is broken, there wasn't any more point to praying to the gods of Sirius and Belt of Orion, like she had done so many times previously!

She knows the Tory Mandarins are as ruthless as the senate in the times of Julius Caesar, sooner or later before another election they will assassinate her political career!

The Space Egg is waiting, it will get nasty but the May dead bee has to have help from Northern Ireland members now, who will want their pound of flesh! None of this helps Brexit deal, Cameron held referendum and had to go, and now the May Queen Bee has also made huge mistakes, and fallen on her sword....it is very difficult to now get best deal for Brexit, so the Space egg debate is going to get very nasty behind closed doors from E.U.
 
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dr. farr

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I believe that both Trump and Putin want to see the EU weakened, and ideally to break up: Trump from an economic motivation, Putin from geopolitical considerations (I think Putin wants to replace it with his Eurasian Economic Union, with Russia "in charge") I think Uranus transit through Aries (Great Britian) was connected with Britian's withdrawing from the EU, and I think the forthcoming Uranus transit through Taurus (retrograding back into Aries and then forward again into and through Taurus) will favor "busting apart".

Personally I consider these prospects for a collapse of the EU to be most unfortunate.
 
JUPITERASC

JUPITERASC

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Protesters outside London’s Downing Street
official residence of UK Prime Minister Theresa May Friday, June 9
demonstrating against the Conservative Party and demanding May’s resignation.
According to protesters, the Conservative Party has no mandate to remain in power
following Thursday’s UK General Election, where, despite coming out ahead
they fell short of achieving the 326 seats needed to form a majority government.
May has expressed her intention to remain in power
with the help of a coalition with the Northern Irish Democratic Unionist Party.
A decision should be reached by June 13, :smile:
when the House of Commons is due to reconvene
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tV559hRBNOs
 
Monk

Monk

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Hi Jup and Dr. Farr,

Thank you for comments

Jup, we like Word games in humour, i will get more Sirius later today LOL!

Please note from link below, D.U.P. was founded on 30th September 1971 in Belfast, this is auspicious, i will show by parans within several thread sections!

Link below:-

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Democratic_Unionist_Party

As Theresa May is in bed with them to stay as Prime Minister, we could say D.U.P."E"lection, thus DUPE....very funny, by link below:-

http://www.dictionary.com/browse/dupe

The D.U.P. originated from Protestant Unionist Party, being P.U.P., perhaps we are being "SOLD A PUP" in England, Ha Ha!

http://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/be+sold+a+pup

Obviously a "Dog Star Joke"!
 
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JUPITERASC

JUPITERASC

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Monk said:
Hi Jup and Dr. Farr,

Thank you for comments

Jup, we like Word games in humour, i will get more Sirius later today LOL!

Please note from link below, D.U.P. was founded on 30th September 1971 in Belfast, this is auspicious, i will show by parans within several thread sections!

Link below:-

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Democratic_Unionist_Party

As Theresa May is in bed with them to stay as Prime Minister, we could say D.U.P."E"lection, thus DUPE....very funny, by link below:-

http://www.dictionary.com/browse/dupe

The D.U.P. originated from Protestant Unionist Party, being P.U.P., perhaps we are being "SOLD A PUP" in England, Ha Ha!

http://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/be+sold+a+pup

Obviously a "Dog Star Joke"!
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Hi Monk - Theresa is Siriusly weak but doggedly holding on :smile:
perhaps as you have commented just now
May has been DUP ED

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Monk

Monk

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Arlene Foster is leader of D.U.P., on video below, regarding helping Theresa May, she says "The Union is our Guiding Star", please verify Jup:-

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1JHHuVymMWw

So what is the guiding star between UK and Northern Ireland?

We would have to go back to 1801, the commencement of Union was 1st January 1801, during that time there was no Prime Meridian, the time was local for midnight on date, perhaps Jup you can think of a star that was culminating across U.K by paran?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acts_of_Union_1800
 
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JUPITERASC

JUPITERASC

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Monk said:

Arlene Foster is leader of D.U.P., on video below, regarding helping Theresa May,
she says "The Union is our Guiding Star", please verify Jup:-

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1JHHuVymMWw

So what is the guiding star between UK and Northern Ireland?

We would have to go back to 1801, the commencement of Union was 1st January 1801
during that time there was no Prime Meridian, the time was local for midnight on date
perhaps Jup you can think of a star that was culminating across U.K by paran?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acts_of_Union_1800
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so according to Mayhem "The Union is our Guiding Star"
Let's not be barking up the wrong tree Monk :smile:


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http://www.astrologyweekly.com/forum/showthread.php?t=4573
Monk said:
Hi Everyone,
In 0046 B.C. Sosegenes was making adjustments, so the new calendar started on 1st Jan 0045 B.C., so you can choose either 31st Dec. 0047 B.C. or 31st Dec. 0046 B.C. for the end of the Egyptian calendar, which doesnt make any difference as at Sunset on both dates, obviously the Sun is setting as Sirius is rising.
So running through what we can research....
A) The Egyptian Calendar began approx. 5,000 years ago with Sirius the heliacal rising star on Asc.
B) The Egyptian Calendar ended 31st Dec. either 0047 B.C. or 0046 B.C. at Sunset in Thebes, Sun setting as Sirius is rising, to start new calendar on 1st Jan.
C) The Julian Calendar ended 23:59pm on Oct 4th 1582 in Rome, Sirius rising on Asc., and obviously the Sun near I.C.
D)The first Gregorian New Year starts on 1st Jan. 1583 at midnight (00 hrs 00 mins), Sirius is continually on M.C. till 1703, after which begins to fade, last year on M.C. by projected measurement 1781, orb 1 degree.

E) by early 1800, Sirius was in paran with M.C. on some years,
by approx. 1818 on a continual basis till 1904 from Greenwich U.K.,
( used because time zones changed M.C. at other locations at New Year).

Although fading Sirius is still present on some New years for London,
but continual at some other locations.

We must deem it strange that Sirius has been influencial with the angles of the Earth, and i can think of no other research that has a history of 5,000 years regarding the presence of a fixed star in regards to mans efforts to understand time and calendars!

Further information regarding religious interest in Hermetic doctrines during the Renaissance can be found at the Warburg Institute and the research by Frances Yates.
Pope Gregory XIII died soon after introducing the Gregorian Calendar, the next Pope was Sixtus V, and for purely decorative reasons in 1586, moved an Egyptian obelisk to the centre of St Peters Square, which can be seen to this day.
I'm not saying he did it for any other reason, i'm religious and dont want Evangelist comments, i'm just stating facts...let everyone make up their own minds!
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Monk

Monk

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Hi Jup,

I love the humour, the D.U.P was founded on 30th September 1971 in Belfast, UK, as shown below:-

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Democratic_Unionist_Party

On this day at location, Egyptian sunrise daymarker by paran was used, as Sirius culminated, phew i'm too hot, i can't write more, the dog days of summer are getting to me, yawn, i'm dog tired!

Graph on private members download:-
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JUPITERASC

JUPITERASC

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The UK can still reverse its decision to leave the EU
France’s president told Theresa May - “Until negotiations come to an end
there is always a chance to reopen the door” :smile:
Emmanuel Macron said during a visit by May to the Élysée Palace
that was followed by the England-France friendly.
UK’s minority prime minister sounded more resolved to the reality of Brexit
saying she wanted to make a success of it
while retaining a “deep and special partnership” with the EU.
Before May’s departure to France a deal to keep Conservatives in power
moved closer as May met with the DUP leader, Arlene Foster.
But the plan lost credibility as the former prime minister John Major
condemned it as a threat to Northern Ireland peace.
That is just one of myriad complications faced by May
as the clock ticks down to the start of Brexit negotiations.
Rafael Behr argues that, having championed a hard line on Brexit
May should not be in the driver’s seat.
Jeremy Corbyn has declared Labour to be in “permanent campaign mode”
in case May’s government collapses.
Young people got behind Corbyn in the election because of the manifesto, not the man
according to voters who have contacted THE GUARDIAN.
His appeal as a “likable, principled man” was a factor
but more important was the emphasis he placed on the NHS and healthcare policy
education, getting Brexit right, ending austerity and fighting inequality.

ANNOUNCEMENT OF TORY/DUP DEAL POSTPONED FOLLOWING TOWER BLOCK FIRE IN LONDON
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news...er-brexit-as-may-weighs-options-politics-live
 
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