As most of us know, Oxford is and has been for hundreds of years the major training ground for the Illuminati. Royalty, Presidents, Prime Ministers, Premiers, and leaders from science to religion, media, entertainment, every sucker of every tentacle bears or has borne numerous 'Old Boys' from the ~University of Oxford.
Everywhere around the city are their 'burning torches', dragons, suns, lions, spires, pyramids, obelisks and gargoyles.
Now there seems to be something else.
Employing the technique of Simon Gerrard, a very interesting personality emerges:
Here is a map of Oxford from the excellent MULTIMAP.COM Multimap.com
ROLLOVER IMAGE - PLEASE PASS YOUR MOUSE OVER THE IMAGE.
OXFORD ROGUES?
The eye is precisely over an old barrow on Port Meadow. The fingers run along streets in the centre of Oxford.
Published 10th July 2006) by TGS Hidden Mysteries.
In These Signs Conquer
This inspiring work is written for you by a true devotee of truth who intends to explain some of life's most intriguing mysteries.
~ Author & Producer Michael Tsarion
"At last a book that sheds light on the esoteric meanings, signs and intent behind the forces that all too often, influence our world! Ellis Taylor has to be one of the most unique writers, philosophers and creative thinkers this side of the paradigm shift"
~ Visionary artist & writer Neil Hague
"I found aspects of the book a real revelation and just brilliant. It has without doubt given me something of a boost. Certain threads have been pulled together and for that what can I say but - thank you."
~ Paul
"Ellis brings his phenomenal knowledge to bear upon a breathtaking range of subjects, from architecture, energy fields, astrology and the secrets of the esoteric alphabet; revealing the multiform ways in which the staples of 'civilisation' have been wielded as tools in an ongoing agenda of control - by agents (named and unnamed) in the service of an omnipresent Darkness. The weighty and at times difficult material could threaten to overpower, were it not for the writer's light and humorous touch throughout: and his palpable sense of joy in both the mysteries and limitations of this present reality. Another unusual book from a very special writer."
~ Ben Fairhall
