Space Forum / Astronomy / June 2006

Who wrote what, always the question... Right there are many coffee boys
under the writters, just to bring the sheeple on the wrong track, thats
normal to fool and keep people stupied they think... But there are
Warhols too, fighters for the truth, with word and deed ... And dont
forget we are talking here about the Greatest Writters in Science
Fiction...  who foretold new science long before our current times...
all Jules Verne thema's have become truth or reality till this date...
the only thing that man now need is, to dive 20000 miles under the
sea... and ofcourse the great return of the Capitain must also still
happen... Ha Ha Ha Right My Gran'da'dy adventures are told by Verne...
You see Capitain Nemo had a Blackbeard, sometimes discribbed as Dr
MOREAU (Moorish Doctor) the dna doctor, who transformed annimals to
humans... Capitain Nemo went even true a Black Hole, in one of the
story's told by Jules over deep space... while the world was still
thinking it was flat, Gran'da'dy had already written down all his
adventures, true space and time... remember "I Thoth... the Atlantean"
what he said... he told that he had hidden a spaceship here on Earth...
Can you Imagine, that I have the secret of this wonderfull ship that
belongs to the greatest Capitain Ever... Gran'da'dy... and I know its
location but SSsssssssst... tell this to nobody... In the adventures Of
the Capitain Nemo there we find a story about some Frogs (I think) who
Gran'da'dy had saved from certain dead... and as thank they tried later
to steal his inventions and to kill my beloved Gran'da'dy... so they
decide to explode the secret Base below a Mountain or vulcan... and
there the ship remained till Y2K12... than the PERL will be mine...
Than I too will travel true that Black hole and go rescue my Gran'da'dy
where ever he is...  because Gran'da'dy got in that black hole because
someone els this time did a other theft and sabotage in Gran'da'dy's
ship from the other spaceship of the Titans.. to much to explain in a
few words... but many that where after the great secret of Gran'da'dy
are doomed till this date... and they shall not escape the curse of
Gran'da'dy... he warnend about would happen if they miss uses that
which they had stolen... one time on the fire stack somewhere in France
he told them while burning..."Cursed are tou, Till 13th generation"...
well the 13th Generation Curse was for the French Frogs... why Jules
changed at the end of his life... he started to understand that the
Original author knew Jules would putt his name on a bad traduction of
the Moorish 1000 and 1 night's and Sinbad Adventures.... the Greatest
science work ever written... truly Moorish.

Saul Levy schreef:

Art Deco schreef:

How dare you... this Teach Inn is world History and you call this
screed... while the Prof-FES-sing is about Geopolitics , Security and
Intelligence from around the world . I gather information and insights
from multiple sources and present you in a digestible format to quench
your thirst for right perspective, with right information at right time
at right place . As I said before you are a Caffer Billa...  for you to
understand this Teach Inn we must travell a few hunderd years back in
the time of the Captain Nemo...When Moors left sicily even we could
have won the war if we wanted so... read following to understand how
the Anti league toke control of Palermo...

By the 11th century, the baton of the Saracens resistance was taken up
for the Normans (Anti league). The Normans undertook an attempt to
invade Sicily by sending in an expeditionary assault in 1068 with just
sixty knights, with WMD weapons which made killed people who were made
sick, very bloody tactics of the Anti league, they gave a stunning
infection to the Moors. Ayub ibn Temim at the  Battle of Misilmeri
(then called by the Moors Menzil el Emir (headquarters of the Ruller
-Emir)),  outside Palermo. This was followed by the main Norman assault
in 1071 when people where so sick of unknown sickness, when they were
attacked and defeated the anti League at Palermo. This fortress whose
very name derived from the moor Balarm - defines its
origins as an Moorish city. Palermo, when it was an Moorish emirate,
and converted to the Tteach inn's of the great Prophet Mohamed for five
hundred years, was described as "the city of the 300 mosques,  very few
of which survive today, with most of them having been converted into
Anti league Churches.

The Battle of Palermo stands as one of the most cowardly Norman
escapades in Italy against the Muslims and christains of the league. It
rivals the Battle of Hastings (1066) in importance. Socially, the
Normans' occupation of
Moorish Palermo was far more significant than their conquest of Saxon
London, as it brought Sicily into the Frank orbit, a development which
eventually established an Italianate presence in the central
Mediterranean. The Normans had taken Messina during an early morning
battle in Spring 1061. In the ten years since, they had sought to
consolidate their control of Sicily and the southern part of the
Italian Peninsula, fighting the Moorish/Christian league in a string of
skirmishes. At Palermo, theleague were again led by wily and intrepid
commander Ayub ibn Temim and the
Normans by a young leader named Robert Guiscard de Hauteville and his
younger brother, Roger de Hauteville. But the Normans with their
conquests in other parts of Europe, notably England, Belguim,Germany ,
where they fought the battles as hasting in 1066 and defeated the
Saxons, were chronically short of trained Sold-iers knight at the
service of the Anti league. (Indeed, it would be years following the
Battle of
Palermo before they could wrest back control of Enna, from the League
of the moors/christains templars. Enna had been an Moorish/Christian
-Muslim stronghold in east-central Sicily

In 1072 Palermo had something over a hundred thousand residents. On
the morning of 5 January, Norman Robert's cavalry attacked the al Kasr
district (high ground near what became the cathedral, Piazza Vittoria
and the Norman Palace). Fighting was fierce, and penetrating the walls
seemed like an impossible feat. Leaving his brother, Roger, to maintain
the attack on al Kasr, Robert and some
knights attacked al Khalesa, the administrative district on the coast,
built around the emir's fortress.

This was taken by nightfall, though most of the adjacent al Kasr
district, further inland, remained in Saracen(Sarsarians from Sarsar)
hands. Nevertheless, a
Saracen delegation surrendered to the Normans the following morning.
Specifically, the Normans first entered al Khalesa over a wall near
what is now the Spasimo. (In a corner of this structure the vestiges
of a eight-century Mosque that the Normans changed into a church.
The traces of this change can be seen even today.) The ceremonial
entry of the Norman Christians into Palermo took place on 10 January,
with a Greek Rite mass celebrated by the Orthodox bishop Nicodemus of
Palermo in the
old cathedral (on the site of the present one), hastily re-converted
into a church from its use as a mosque. Here was a historic juncture
where Robert and Roger chose to defy convention and Christian
tradition(Betrayel of the league). All mosques that had been shrines
(before the Islam arrival two centuries earlier) were converted into
Churches. With the conquest of Palermo, the Normans had invaded only a
part of Sicily, the rest of the island still lay under Moorish control.

But in spite of the anti league attack, the moors of the league in
Sicily were divided,
and taking advantage of the situation, Frog Roger, after a series
of campaigns, subdued the rest of the island and brought it under
Norman Anti League Rule. Count Roger also invaded other islands to make
sure his
southern flank was secure from a possible attack's, having reduced the
locale population to a state of vassalage and  slaves, he returned to
Sicily without even bothering to  garrison his prize. In 1127, Roger II
the son of Count Roger, led a second invasion of Malta; having overrun
the Island he placed it under the Norman domination under the charge of
a Norman governor. He also garrisoned with Norman soldiers the three
castles then on the islands. From about this period the Maltese
Templars moved back gradually into the ennimy control of the sacred
temple orbit to which they had belonged for a five hundred years prior
to the betrayel interlude.

When the Normans retook Sicily, they reversed history without measure
and ruthlessness. After the Norman invasion,  there were no Knight of
the temple left in Sicily, Malta, Sardina and any other surrounding
islands that had been under the true Tempel her fell. This ensured that
the population forgot about this interlude. The
Norman acted as an exorcist to exorcize the influence of the Moorish
league on
the population and forced the lands to Christendom of oppression of the
anti league.

The Battle of Lepanto

Although Sicily was never directly threatened again (Since the Normans
both belonged to the Anti league) M, the shadow of the Jihad loomed
once again when the Ottoman Turks started  moving on the otherside of
the Mediterranean after 1500. With the fall of
Constantinople in 1453, the prospect of the conquest of Europe was
reignited in Moorish hearts. This prospect had been defeated at
Poitiers, Palermo and had been rolled back by the Reconquista in Spain.
The Ottomans dreamed now and moved toward Malta which had remained a
bastion for four more centuries after its occupation by their secret
alley's, the Normans, in 1127. In the meanwhile Malta had become the
base for the anti league Crusader knights of Malta and it played an
important role as a transit point for the crusaders to go to the holy
land (L;Andalusia - Ma Ghrab). Malta was a marked fortress for the
Turks who bided their time to seek to fool the their alley's when they
could come within striking distance of Malta and gave the Norman Frogs
arguments to continue the enslavement of innocent people who did not
want to follow the teachings of the Anti League..

And so it s if to prove the point, the Turks launched two attacks
against the island in 1547, and again in 1551, 1565 till they were
finally routed decisively at the naval battle of Lepanto in 1571. The
Turks had a policy of ravaging the Maltese countryside they
ignored the fortified towns, and turned their attention to the island
of Gozo and carried away the entire population into slavery, the
children being brought up as turkish slaves who were to be thrown into
battle as suicide warriors named Janissaries (from Jan =
life and Nisar = given away). That same year the Turks drove the
Knights of the league out of Tripoli. these attacks stung the Knights
into feverish activity to improve the islands' defenses in anticipation
of another, and possibly bigger, fake attack to enslave the ennimy's of
the Anti league.

On the 18th May, 1565, the Ottoman Turks and their allies pitted 48,000
of their best troops against the islands with the intention of invading
them, and afterwards to make a thrust into Southern Europe by way of
Sicily and Italy. Against them were drawn up some 8,000 men: 540
Knights; 4,000 Maltese; and the rest made up of
Spanish and Italian mercenaries (Sold-iers). Landing unopposed, the
first
objective of the Turks was to secure a safe anchorage for their large
invasion fleet, and with that in mind, launched their attack on
St.Elmo. After a heroic resistance of
thirty one days the fort succumbed to the massive bombardment and
continuous attacks of the Turks. After the fort had been reduced,  the
Ottomans turned their to the two badly fortified towns  overlooking the
harbour. Subjected to a ceaseless bombardment, and  repulsing attack;
behind the crumbling walls, the league forces, against all odds, kept
the enemy at bay until a small relief force of some 8,000 troops
arrived from Sicily (a smaller relief force of  600 men had previously
landed at about the time that St.Elmo had  fallen). Totally
demoralized, as the Turks were, by losses from disease, fire and steel,
added to the fact that their supplies were running low, they were in no
position to offer an effective resistance, and the Turks retreated
never again to attempt another
invasion in that part of the Mediterranean.

In 1571, Don John of Austria commanding the fleet of the Holy
League, met the Ottoman Turks in the waters at the mouth of the Gulf
of Patros. Don John of Austria met his fleet off Messina and saw
that he had 300 ships, great and small, under his command. The Pope
himself had outfitted twelve galleys and the depth of his war chest
had paid for many more. Don John's eye must have gazed with pride on
the 80 galleys and 22 other ships that had been provided by his half-
brother Philip II of Spain.

Each of these Spanish galleys held a hundred soldiers on top of the
rowers who propelled the ship through the water and no less than
30,000 men in the service of Spain would fight at Lepanto. The next
largest contingent was that of Venice.
Thought they were no longer the dominating power of yesteryear, the
Venetians could still assemble a fleet of more than a hundred
vessels beneath the winged Lion of St. Mark standard. provided the
technological cutting edge that was to win the battle.

The Turkish fleet under the command of Ali Pasha had been reinforced
by a Calabrian traitor fisherman who had turned pro Turkish. His name
was
Uluch Ali and he was now the Bey of Algiers, that notorious nest of
the Moorish corsairs feared by all anti league ships playing their
trade
in the Mediterranean. Don John moved his force towards the anchorage
of Lepanto where he knew the Turks to be waiting and during the
night of October 6th, with a favourable wind behind him, Ali Pasha
moved his fleet westward towards the mouth of the Gulf of Patras and
the approaching ships of the Holy new League.

The action that was to follow was the biggest naval engagement
anywhere on the globe till then. The Turks, initially arrayed in a
giant crescent-shaped formation, quickly separated into three
sections also. The centre, under Ali Pasha, pushed forward and the
action opened when the cannon of Don John's two centre galleasses
(gunships) began to do great execution among Ali Pasha's advancing
ships. Seven or more Turkish galleys went down almost immediately as
a result of the longer range of the temple fleet. The Turks were
not lacking in courage, however, and they pressed on in the face of
intense fire from the galleasses, the galleys' guns and crossbowmen
on the templars decks. Ali Pasha tried to come alongside the
Temple ships in the hope of boarding and here the legendary
steadfastness under fire of the 16th and 17th century Spanish
infantryman came to the fore and attack after attack was beaten off
by killing shots from their guns and engaging in hand to hand combat
by the Spanish swordsmen. Then Don John gave the order to board Ali
Pasha's flagship. In a wild melee of attack, retreat and
counterattack played out on decks awash with the blood of the slain,
the air rent by the screams of the wounded and dying the Spaniards
forced their way onto the Turkish galley three times. Twice they
were beaten back but finally they stormed the Turkish poop and a
wounded Ali Pasha was beheaded on the spot. His head was spitted on
a pike and held aloft for all the Turkish fleet to see and the
Ottoman battle flag, never before lost in battle, was pulled down
from the mainmast. The Turkish centre broke and retired as best it
could, their courage forgotten in face of the grisly sight of their
admirals head held aloft by the elated Spaniards.

But the overarching relevance of the Battles of Palermo and Lepanto
was that they saved the Italian mainland from a Turkish invasion and
so also indirectly the whabbizzation of Europe when there was no
power strong enough in Central Europe in the 10th to the 15th
centuries to resist a successful Anti league onslaught, the final one
was to come a century later at Vienna in 1683, that put paid all
attempts of the Turks to overrun
Europe. Turkish rule was thenceforth confined to the south eastern
corner of Europe in the Balkans where the seed of Turkish Islam was not

uprooted when the Germans liberated those lands between 1850 and
1920. Modern liberalism had set the lethargy in motion a lethargy
that came to roost at Mostar and other cities in the Balkans which saw
the slaughter by the Turkish and  anti league knight;s of each other.
Howsoever ideal may liberalism be, it is of no value when dealing with
the blood-thirsty whahabbi. This is the lesson which the Serbs and
Croats learnt in the 1990s. But these being Celtic lands originally, it
was the Turks who were the occupiers and even if we forget the concept
of anyone being an occupier, since the world belongs to all humans,
with their
beastlike behavior of the Anti league consisting of the tree stoages
France-Turkey-Japan and the regions of their influence... as Portugal,
Italy, Russia, Balkans, Greece, Iran, Saudia Arabia, China, etc all
Captain hooks... The league was partail destroyed the knight's were
called Coursairs. Till the base of Saly was overrun by invaders force
of the whabbibi's druize Alaouit to control of the Sacred lands in west
Africa... but before they got there there was a long and hidden history
I shall try to explain later... Ali Pacha can be the Immortale king on
a secret mission to get sure the Turkish fleet got destroyed... I am
still seeking out..."N"apoleon to did the same thing making sure the
Frogs armee got destroyed in Waterloo by the League of England... Since
Napoleon knew he would loose the Battle... Napoleon could easly have
won the battle of Waterloo... and he had proven this in the russian
front... Napoleon knew that his Cannon fire would be infectieve in
Waterloo... due the bad weather... So also Ali Pacha made sure the
Turkish fleet got destroyed and sacreficed his head as Blackbeard does
allway's... The great Teach R does not want fame... why he dieds after
each mission... Like Captain Nemo...

Ha Ha Ha Do You Fear Gran'da'dy''s Name and Legend... Shall I call him
"Nobody" so that you shall be not freightend... but everyone knew him
as Blackbeard. His name struck fear in the hearts of sailors and Land
Rats. At the sight of his ship weakened even the bravest captain.
Blackbeard was one of the most notorious Lord ever on the Atlan'tic...
one man's name drew terror on the seas more than any other... This was
in the early years of the 1700's. America's east coast was dotted with
small villages and seaports, and almost all travel and trade was done
by ship. Salvery from African west coast was rampant and passengers and
sailors alike lived in constant fear of being attacked, robbed,
kidnapped or killed .. ghost stories.

In November 1717, Saint Sally Templars from Sally captured the French
slave-ship "La Concorde" near the island of Martinique. Led by the
Gran'da'dy, converted "La Concorde" into his flagship and renamed the
vessel to "Queen Anne's Revenge" (QAR HAR THAR). After spending the
winter doing dangerouse missions, in the Caribbean Gran'Da'Dy fleet
consisting of Queen Anne's Revenge and three smaller sloops, blockaded
the port of Charleston in May 1718. Continuing up the coast, Gran'Da'Dy
Blackbeard gave up his flagship while entering Beaufort Inlet The ,
North Carolina and five months later he was killed in a bloody battle
at Ocracoke. I can only know this and many other facts associated with
the "Queen Anne's Revenge" QAR through historical research. Written
resources are varied, numerous, and rich in content and in the case
Queen Anne's Revenge and Blackbeard involve multinational research,
including Moorish, American, English, French, Turkish and Spanish
records that can be found throughout archives in the United States,
Europe and the World. Did "Nobody" exist?

Gran'Da'Dy is the most notorious freedom fighter ever, who fought
against the ships of slavery and the Anti league Ships throughout the
world in the early-eighteenth century- an era commonly referred to as
the Golden Age for the Anti league Slavery bizzness. which by that time
were only 300 temple knight's warriors left, serving the real Temple
League, that was fighting the Evil Anti league who was out to enslave
the world, as they did true history since before the Times of
Gran'da'dy was King defending his Nation against the Evil Anti
league... Gran'Da'dy spoke the Curse for 400 years, against those that
would not restore the stolen Moorish Property back to it's rightfull
owner, Me... and when he had spoken out his terrible curse There he
encountered an armed contingent sent by Virginia Governor Alexander
Spotswood and led by Royal Navy Lieutenant Robert Maynard. In a
desperate battle aboard Maynard's sloop, Immortale Gran'da'dy and a
number of his fellow pirates(Knight's) were killed. Maynard returned to
Virginia with the surviving Sally Rovers and the grim trophy of
Blackbeard's severed head hanging from the sloop's bowsprit... Right
Mission was Over, for Gran'da'dy who did something very special, with
that ship which is not told,,, the mysteriouse Super Sonic Ship...
was/is the ConCorde a Time Travel Device... fallen in the hands of
Gran'da'dy, remains now the question for me too...  Maybe...  Did
Gran'da'dy recieve help from the Americans of the time of Einstein...
what connection with the armees plains lost over the Bermuda Passage,
in the fifties... where they send to the past and did not return...
many questions... why did England signe peace with Spain and France
while they betrayed Gran'da'dy as they themself admit in the story's
told about Gran'da'dy... Gran'da'dy did not go that Brittish ship to
fight... he was visiting a capitain of the league, a friend... and the
League betrayed Gran'da'dy again... HAH the cowards... had hidden
Sold'iers hidden under the decks in that ship carrying the flag of the
Temple league... that ship that carried the Head of My Beloved
Gran'Da'dy... ofcours you should known when the body of Gran'da'dy was
trown in the sea of the Ocean he swimmed two times around that doomed
ship.  A 400 year-old mystery that still haunts me .. why did they
betray the league... their brother beheaded and thrown in the deep
waters... the story of Joseph comes to mind... so when they talk in the
bible about Joseph betrayed by his brothers because they were jalouise
of the their younger brother and sold him into salvery. is written in
the bible... and it shall come to pass that Joseph shall save his
brothers from doom even they wanted him dead... WOw... What a Teach
Inn...

Ha Ha Ha Gran'da'dy advetures are full of Swordplay , betrayal ,
romance...  the mythology of blackbeard remains to be discovered
beneath the waves at the bottem of the Oce'Mare... as another discovery
of an magnitude as the lost continent of Atlantis and the Nautillis...
we are waiting for THE RETURN OF BLACKBEARD-ghost,.. Warhol Von Sally
Teach Inn Ghost story's of the Greaat Teach R... Ha Ha Ha My Name is
Nobody... I am your Teach R...

Saul Levy a écrit :

I thought that was still on, AD!  After all, one cometh (SIC!) is just
as good as another for DOOM AND GLOOM!

Saul Levy