Friday, 14 September 2007

Thursday, 13 September 2007

(nr. 35 ) Terror 24/7 ? TONG in CHEEK 'analogy' for the current lingo-concepts-names, such as 24/7, "We The People", Women's Equal's Rights/Leaderships, Team Work and Odessa.
From "Assasinations -the politics of murder" by Linda Laucella:

" In August 1879, leaders of the militant group Narodnaya Volya (The Will of the People) set their plan in motion. They divided into two groups, disguised themselves as shopkeepers, and rented two buildings along the railway route traveled by the czar. By day they established businesses, by night they dug tunnels and planted explosives along the railway tracks. On November 18 two death traps had been prepared. The second, insurance if their first assassination attempt failed, was twenty-four hours down the railway line, where they were prepared to attack again.
As the czar's train approached the first death trap, members of the Narodnaya Volya waited for the signal from their respected leader, Andrei Zhelyabov, a born serf who was educated at the University of Odessa on a scholarship. The train rolled into position and the signal was given, but the explosives failed to detonate. Although Zhelyabov and his conspirators were disappointed, they sent word to commander Sophia Perovskaya at the backup death trap."
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There is an unofficial 'theory' that V.I.Lenin was adopted as a child by the Inspector of Education Ulyanov's family, when his father (from Odessa) was sent to prison/exile.
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On a Dutch http://www.nu.nl/ there is a BIJLMOORD word in the news. Reminds one of BIJLMERMEER (?) - the place near Amsterdam where EL-AL aiplane had crashed years ago - a veritable 911 for Holland.

Wednesday, 12 September 2007

( nr. 34 ) Hughes is the correct spelling, I think, of the British industrialist in czarist Russia, whom I wrote about in yesterday's post nr. 33. As for my hypothesis about The British, it is amazing how many 'dots' are joined in the global and personal landscape.
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I have been trying to explore the possibilities of this site, like adjusting time, etc. So, some experimental changes may occur.

Tuesday, 11 September 2007

( nr. 33 ) People, Places and History.... Mining industry is closely related to politics. Donetsk is a mining town. Previously known as Youzovka - YOUZ would be a Russian (dialect) pronounciation of HUGHS (family from Britain) - a foreign industrial investor.
Gosport town has a part called ELSON. It reminds me of a Russian paper writing years ago, that Mr. Boris Yeltsin has had his name slightly adjusted from El-tson or El-son, whatever that might mean, if true.
It baffled me years ago to discover, that the so-called TWINNING CITIES often had no real logic or connection to be 'twinned'. Whereas names of people and places just might explain a lot of history.
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Going to Portsmouth for an Open Day at an accountancy firm.

Monday, 10 September 2007

( nr. 32 ) Al-Paeda HQ, I think are where I am currently, - in Albion. On Expatica mr. fook posted "The Dutrux murders" where I made a contribution this morning:
http://my.expatica.com/c:nl/forum/viewtopic.php?t=94782

ODESSA features prominently in the story of 1917 ANTI-RUSSIAN Revolution by an Englishman, naturalized (?) American Andrew C. Sutton . Link to Ch.6:
www.reformation.org/wall-st-bolshevik-ch6.html

The POLISH Connection: the father of Mr. V.I. Lenin's "wife" Nadezhda Krupskaya took part in the Polish uprising. The bloody henchman (secret police) Mr. Dzerzhinski was a Pole. In the Soviet Union there were anecdotes/jokes about "love" between the two men.

Friday, 7 September 2007

( nr. 31 ) Tiny Devices, Tiny Minds... an article by Julian Cribb in Australia :

www.onlineopinion.com.au/view.asp?article=6323

Wanted to post a comment, but experience some "australian" (?) difficulty and wrote about it on the Australian Forum in Belgian Expatica:
'Australian' Question: http://my.expatica.com/c:be/forum/viewtopic.php?t=94787

Thursday, 6 September 2007

( nr. 30 ) Library PCs are to 'go down' in 5 min. May be later...