From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Dear Jack, Actually, you do not know anything about Plantard if you read the book "The holy blood, the holy Graal", which is in itself a bloody mystery! Indeed, this famous Plantard, the son of a manservant, little-son of a day laborer, originating from Redon through his mother Amélie Raulo, met in 1938 in Paris a cousin, vicar of the parish Saint-Clotilde. The war started and the German occupation in 1940. That poor guy, thanks to the relations of his mother in Redon, heard about the Dagobert family, or more accurately, of Sir René Dagobert, manager of a company in St Nazaire. Sir René Dagobert was my regrets father, whose very important relations in the masonic and industrial world in St Nazaire, could only attract the attention of the Plantard family. This is then, that little by little, Pierre Plantard met members of the Cagoule, a secret society that wished to reverse (destroy) the french republic in the favor of a technocratic system, the Synarchy, whose spiritual power would be in the hand of the roman Catholic Church and the monarchy very well represented by the Habsbourg, nostalgic of the Saint Roman Germanic Empire. When we talk about the Throne and the Altar, we think about the baptem of Clovis which made France the big daugther of the Church (still catholic and roman, of course!). But, when we talk about Clovis we think also about the Merovingians, this kings UN-DONE (Note: game of words in between "faits néants" (undone) and "faineants" for lazy, that was the nickname of the merovingian kings) whose the most famous, the king Dagobert, had the distraction to put his breeches upside down (famous french song about the king Dagobert)... In fact, all these bad stories in children songs only had one goal, to discredite a family and take the power, this is what Pépin le Bref did in 751 in stealing the place of the last merovingian, Childéric lll, with the complicity of a Greek named Zacharie who called himself a pope, when he was only a bishop in Rome. Childéric lll was married to a woman called Gisèle who had wisigothic blood and who said that she was from the filiation of Mary-Magdelein the beloved partner of Jesus. This is why, in Rennes-le-Château, there is a church dedicated to Ste Madelein as well as a path inaugurated en 1902 by the abbe Saunière and the minister of the Arts schools at that time. That path, that anyone can walk on, goes from the collar of Linas to the Pech Cardou and a sign mentions the inauguration of it. Of course, from the deposition of Childéric lll, his son Thierry, young man, promised to the monks of St Wandrille- Fontenelle to perpetuate the memory of his ancestors, which he did in getting married with a viking woman to found a family to which he gave the name of his most famous ancestor: the king Dagobert, who has been compared to Solomon the king of Israel whose the Merovingians asserted the origins through the Egypt (Pharamond = Pharaon = Moïse). This is how, from generation to generation, the Dagobert family transmitted the Tradition of the Egyptians up to Luc Siméon Auguste Dagobert also called de Fontenille (contraction of Fontenelle and Wandrille). That one, nephew of the count of St Germain who initiated Cagliostro and Philippe d'Orléans, became chief general of the army of the oriental Pyrénées during the french Revolution. The Convention gave him the mission of relieving (destitution) the Bourbon family from Spain according to the plan of Carnot, organizer of the victory. Unfortunately, he had been poisoned by traitors in the Lodge of the Philadelphes of Narbonne, some bad Knights of Malta who prefigurated the Opus Dei which nowadays tries to destroy the French Republic in the profit of the Habsbourg allied with the Bourbons. This is why, in accordance with a lot of french politicians, we ask to Jacques Chirac, our President of the Republic, to make a referendum about the treaty of Amsterdam which assures the independance of France in the united Europe. I hope that I answered as well as possible to your additional questions. Kind regards Roger-René Dagobert ------------------------------------------------------------------------ To unsubscribe from this mailing list, or to change your subscription to digest, go to the ONElist web site, at http://www.onelist.com and select the User Center link from the menu bar on the left.
