Gerry Site Discussion http://ancient-spooks.de/

To get the ball rolling:

Gerry, I get the coding (and you no doubt have answered this somewhere) but how do you think these texts are passed / decoded by our Overlords. It would seem to be a large undertaking for most of them to understand. Do they have whole roles assigned to the storage and passing of the relevant knowledge to the relevant people Much like the Royals and the ladies with their finishing schools? And, how do they ensure hat the knowledge doesn't slip out.

Gerry

A. Understood

B. Yes, makes perfect sense. That is what the public school system in the UK was / is for, get a grounding in the Classics (Latin and Greek) then send the clever ones off to Oxford and Cambridge and than pick from where that over laps with those of noble breeding on the Venn diagram. 

Interestingly, I thought I would wiki Venn diagram before posting and look at the image that they use as an example, I wonder whether this is another little joke, pointing us back but not too far? Venn diagram showing the uppercase glyphs shared by the Greek, Latin, and Russian alphabets


Again, interestingly (though probably only to someone as ignorant as I am) wiki on Hebrew is saying It is an offshoot of the Imperial Aramaic alphabet, which flourished during the Achaemenid Empire and which itself derives from the Phoenician alphabet. So they aren't denying that, at least, the alphabet came from Phoenicia, though later on down the page they do somewhat muddy the waters on that.

@jroachgpp Sorry, I assumed your assertion of Hamas meaning violent thievery being a direct reference was based on your knowledge of Hebrew, thanks for the clarification.

Gerry Thanks for your clarification. very useful.

I would say that in English shoe is not pronounced show. Link, below, to both British and American English pronunciations. So I think there is something else here. Pun on feat to feat (achievement)?

www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/shoe_1

But yes, I noticed it in the JO Cox event and though it strange, though it is a pity that Miles never covered that one.

Here are Jo Cox's shoes

Gerry Ah, I get it. Looks to me like a visual pun when spelt like that.

I can hear 47 as as fordeceiving in maybe Latin.

This is all reminding me of The Two Ronnies Four Candles sketch, which even if it was meant to be some kind of in joke for spooks was still very funny.

The ending lines are just the part where I had gotten to, I thought it was a good ending. But it's not the end of it. I'm currently decrypting the following chapters. And behold, the gaylord fokker smut, which already took up the entire sections 5 and 6, is even continued through all of sections 7 and 8.

Section 7 of the official text lists 39 "household works" which are forbidden on Sabbath. And all have to do with "rubbing" or "pounding" or "knocking" or "sprinkling". It's totally crazy, but apparently for the elites the most important problem in a war is that the gaylords get caught too often while entangled with the fresh young troopers! I admit it was funny for a while. But now I'm thankful that with section 9 the smut-fest seems to be over... 😖

The "robust mockery" was just my headline. The 1st paragraph says you cannot kindle a war with "talk" & "speech". The next paragraph then says also not with "pretense" & "mockery". But in reality, they use pretense & mockery for wars all the time. So I took it they mean "not just any pretense & mockery", only if it's very "valid". Like, better-quality hoaxes. The "valid" pun is ybš ≈ yṣb, not a very good one, so I could be wrong.

Generally, all synonym words are more or less interchangeable. I just go with what the dictionaries list, and only the modern ones include words like "hoax". And yeah, the hoaxes seem to have been the main occupation of secret agents since ancient times, millennia before the CIA. There is a special Talmud chapter about hoaxes, but I'm not very far into that just yet.

Ancient Spooks Update

Hi everyone, I've published a new intermediary version of my Talmud decryptions:

• New chapter Terumot about hoaxes. Not much about the actual hoaxes yet, but many insights on how the aristocrats classify people, and who's allowed to do what.
• The Shabbat chapter about war, now updated with more gay sex in the army and propaganda rules.
• The Peah chapter about official nobility, now updated with rules on how they fake that one country is always ruled by one noble, while it's really otherwise.
• (For those who haven't read them yet, there's also the Maaser Sheni and Berakhot chapters, this time without updates.)

There's also new features & improvements for dealing with these lengthy texts:

• A new "Minimal" setting in the Pun Config panel, which turns off everything except the decrypted English translation, so you can read it like a book.
• In this translation block, all the insertion brackets & question marks are now omitted, for smoother reading. (To see them, switch to "Intermediate".)
• All lengthy decryptions like the Talmud texts now have section headings, for a better structuring of all the madness.