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Date Posted: 22:59:31 06/07/11 Tue
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Post 275A: Clan Gregor, 'The Children of the Mist' part 2
Clan Soil Alpin: The destruction conspiracy.
There are traditionally seven original Scottish Clans descended from King Alpin MacAchai, (King of Dalriada 833-841 A.D.), who is said to be the 28th and last King of the Dalriada Scots. It is usually through the first son of King Alpin, Kenneth MacAlpin (first King of Scots 841-858); the second son was King Donald I; the third son was Prince Gregor, (Giric mac Dungail, Modern Gaelic: Griogair mac Dhunghail - King of the Picts or King of Alba, c. 878-889).
These Seven Great Clans are:
MacAulay, MacFie, Grant, MacGregor, MacKinnon, MacNab, and MacQuarie.
Also amoung the old Pictish (Scot) Clans are the families of Brodie, Murray, MacNaughton and MacKay.
During the time they were outlawed members of the Clan MacGregor had changed their name to Murray and Grant.
There are many associate families under each Clan.
Under Clan MacGregor are: Black, Brewer, Caird, Comrie, Dochart, Fletcher, Gregor, Gregorson, Gregory, Greig, Grier, Grewar, Greierson, Grigor, King, Lectie, Lecky, MacAdam, Macara, Macaree, MacChoiter, MacCrowther, MacGrigor, MacGrory, Macgrowther, Macgruder, Macgruther, Macildny, MacLiver, MacNee, MacVie, MacVish, - from R.R. McIan's book, 'The Clans of the Scottish Highlands'.
The Seven Great Clans share the same origion and are part Scota-Irish Dalriadic (Argyll) Royalty. Many Norman (Northmen/Viking) families settled in Scotland and Ireland. From the great misfortunes and turmoil that befell the Seven Great Clans one would think there had been a conspiracy to disinherit them from their land and titles; break their clans; enslave and beggar them down to their last crust of bread and, eventually, destroy them altogether.
A plan put in place by Normans; a race known for their burtality as Viking raiders, a.k.a thieves, murderers and rapists.
But who were these Norman settler? The Norman names will reveal how the Clan MacGregor was almost broken and how the Clan MacFie, MacAfie, MacCaffey, MacHaffie, MacGuffie, MacPhie, MacDuffie was completely broken and became a "broken clan" without land. Some MacFie "migrated to Lochaber and followed Lochiel, others settled around the Firth of Clyde." This was after the loss of their Island home of Colonsay in 1623 to the brutal thieving Coll Kitto MacDonald who was spured on by the Campbells. Collkitto took Colonsay for himself after murdering the last Clan Chief Malcolm and several of his kin.
The Normans of Scotland:
Bruce, Stuart, Sinclair, Chisholm, Cummings, Macleod, Morrison, Gunn, Fraser, Gordon, Hays, Graham, Lindsay, Manzie, Maxwell, Ramsay, Montgomery, Rose, Campbell and Stewart.
Thus when Robert the Bruce granted the barony of Lock Awe to the chief of the Campbells he was giving land that belonged to a rightful descendent and claimant to the throne of Scotland and Ireland to a member of his own Norman collision. It must also be remembered that it was the English king James I & VI of Scotland who issued an edict proclaiming the name of MacGregor 'altogidder abolished.'
As in the tradition of a thief and a robber?
The Sinclairs/St Clair have recently spuriously claimed descent from Jesus Christ via a mistaken reading, understanding and gullibility on the part of the authors of 'Holy Blood, Holy Grail,' page 183.
"In our previous research we had found a number of important links between Sion's alleged grand masters of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries and European Freemasonry. In the course of our study of Freemasonry we discovered certain other links as well. These additional links did relate to other aspects of our investigation.
- Thus, for example, we encountered repeated references to the Sinclair family - Scottish branch of the Norman Saint-Clair/Gisors family." - Holy Blood, Holy Grail.
The Sion grand masters list was of course a hoax planted by Pierre Plantard and his retinue. Pierre Plantard had once changed his name to Pierre Plantard de Saint-Clair. The authors also misunderstood lapis ex caelis - "stone from the heavens." They wrongly interpreted it as "There is Peter (Pierre or 'stone' in French) - the 'stone' or 'rock' on which Jesus establishes his church." - 'Holy Blood, Holy Grail', - page 297.
Because they were being lead astray by someone who had convinced himself of his and his families own greatness they simply could not understand that Joseph, James and Jesus were described in the Greek as 'ho tektons' or 'Masters of the Craft,' in Masonry this was and is a Third Degree Master Mason. Thus the 'stone from heaven' was the Royal bloodline of the Kings of Judaea and was thusly interpreted in the French as Perrieur, Perrier, and also Perryer, Peryer, Purrier, Purryer, Puryer, Puryear and the latest derivation from Judaea the Cohen branch of Pereira. It means in French "one who cut or quarried stone." Thus the name of a stone cutter or Mason. This is the name by which the family was known is southern France.
"They live from a stone of purest kind. If you do not know it, it shall here be named for you. It is called lapsit exillis. By the power of that stone the phoenix burns to ashes, but the ashes gives him life again." - 'Parzival' by Wolfram von Eschenbach.
Jesus also describs himself as "the keystone neglected by the builders."
Some say Scotland does not derive it name from Scythae. It's said to be "The ninth name [of Ireland] was Scotia; and it is the son of Mileadh [Gathelus] who gave that name to it, from their mother whose name was Scota, daughter of Pharaoh Nectonibus..."
Some say the father of Princess Scota was Pharaoh Smenkhkare, who some believe to be Aaron of biblical reference. The name of Smenkhkare, some say, was recorded as Achencheres in Maneth's 'Egyptian King List'. It's said this was corrupted into Cencheres and, Cinciris in the Gaelic. It's said Aaron held "The ritual of the serpent-rod and the withered hand." - Genesis of the Grail Kings.
That's all I have time for at this point. I hope it was informative. P.S., see wikipedia - Rosslyn Chapel, on page 5 of 8 "With regards to a possible connection between the St. Clairs and the Knights Templar, the family testified against the Templars when that Order was put on trial in Edinbourgh in 1309."
End Post 275 A: www.voy.com/40560/, teltalheart=Michael D. Barnes.
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