THE RUIN OF KASCH
a story about the fall of the richest kingdom on earth, collected in marketplace of Khartoum by the 19'th century English explorer and ethnographer, Sir Richard Francis Burton.
25' 07"
From the archives:
The Maccabees
Turned to insurance company in 60s
Now incorporated into the insurance behemoth Swiss Re
Hive symbolism.
Hive = Ladies of the Maccabees (women)
bees = Knights of the Maccabees (men)
Who are the farmers who take the honey?
Who created the Maccabees?
Independent Order of Foresters
Oronhyatekha and the Prince of Wales?
What is the Fleur de Lis?
Who is it symbolic of?
What does the bee do to the flower?
Where does the bee take the pollen?
Who rules over the males? (the Queen)
Who are the honey farmers?
Who are the Foresters?
A lot of unanswered questions.
>A lot of unanswered questions.
Under the royal symbol of the fleur de lis, mutually aid the Maccabee men (worker bees) to collect the children (flowers grown on the Farm create pollen) and feed the drones (sickos) and Queen and ensure against liability (exposure or financial).
APPLY:
Various groups (hives) in different countries, with ties, under the royal symbol (and protection) of the Fleur de Lis (the Queen), started as "mutual aid fraternities/societies" now "insurance companies". Social groups exist to provide the Queen and "drones" (sickos) with "pollen" (from children) while simultaneously "insuring" indemnity (financial & legal liability).
Who was Oronhyatekha? Anonymous 8/6/2019 20:50:11 No. 1448 [M]
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>Who was Oronhyatekha?
Christian name: Peter Martin
Mohawk man, highly educated (Oxford), energetic and successful in business (mltinational financial institution), a physician and a native statesman; an athlete of international standing; and an outspoken champion of the rights of women, children, and minorities
By 1881 he had become Supreme Chief Ranger of Foresters, the organisation's international CEO, a position that he held for a record 26 years. In 1889, he moved to Toronto, where the IOF headquarters had relocated. During his tenure as SCR, he transformed the order into one of the wealthiest fraternal financial institutions in the Victorian world; today, it counts more than one-million members in North America and the European Union. Oronhyatekha was an active Orangeman and served as County Grand Master of Middlesex Country Orange Lodge
He belonged to the International Order of Good Templars, several branches of the Masonic Order, the Ancient Order of United Workmen, the Knights of the Maccabees, and the Orange Order. He was the Worshipful Master of Richardson Masonic Lodge in Stouffville, Ontario in 1894.
In the 1890s, he purchased an island across from Deseronto which he renamed Foresters' Island. Here, he built a second family home, an IOF meeting and dining hall, a bandstand, the Isle Hotel and cottages for guests, and a wharf at which boats from the mainland could dock. While the hotel seems to have been open for all guests, not just IOF members, he hosted huge IOF gatherings each summer to celebrate its anniversaries.
[T]he one achievement of which Oronhyatekha was most proud was the enterprise his contemporaries regarded as his only significant failure. In 1904, he created an orphanage on the Bay of Quinte, Ontario, It opened for operations in 1906, and Oronhyatekha described it as his life's crowning achievement.
APPLY:
Local man, highly educated (in England), was the bridge between various organizations internationally, bought an island for members' use, started a "child help" facility. In some ways, a social justice warrior prototype!
>Who are the Foresters?
Financial company (insurance) that facilitates "helping children" (providing them to the ring)
>Who was the Prince of Wales?
The eldest son of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, Edward was related to royalty throughout Europe.
>Who is the Queen Bee (L.O.T.M)
Ultimate head, literal and figurative
The one who must be sustained, and for whom all works are done to benefit
Ghislane Maxwell called herself "the Queen bee"
>Who are the farmers who take the honey?
honey = adrenochrome?
adrenochrome must be harvested under certain circumstances, and ingested in a timely manner
"farmers who take the honey" = those sacrificing children, harvesting adrenochrome?
APPLY:
The Foresters were an early international organization that networked men in a socially acceptable way, with the veneer or "helping children" under the protection of royalty throughout Europe and had the ability and means to indemnify themselves financially as well as socially with its sister organization, the Ladies of the Maccabees, provided access to the women while giving them a way to 'belong,'participate in social justice causes, and also interface while keeping the wives happy and giving the men (an excuse) a similar framework/scaffolding from which to build and organize larger numbers of people across larger locations. Note also, there are Junior Foresters, which the women are happy to have their children join, and gives plausible deniability and access to children.