Zodiac Embedded

[californiah]

An idea that Crowly may have been an inspiration/source material for JJD. 


Crowly comments on his own Liber Al , saying “..the proof of his claim exists in the manuscript itself.”


Consider - Zodiacs use of MAD (Morals And Dogma) embedding his own set of “proofs.”





THE BOOK OF LAW/ Liber Al

... it claims to be the statement of transcendental truth, and to have overcome the difficulty of expressing such truth in human language by what really amounts to the invention of a new method of communicating thought, not merely a new language, but a new type of language; a literal and numerical cipher involving the Greek and Hebrew Cabbalas, the highest mathematics etc. It also claims to be the utterance of an illuminated mind co-extensive with the ultimate ideas of which the universe is composed.

How could he prove that he was in fact a being of a kind superior to any of the human race, and so entitled to speak with authority? Evidently he must show KNOWLEDGE and POWER such as no man has ever been known to possess.

He showed his KNOWLEDGE chiefly by the use of cipher or cryptogram in certain passages to set forth recondite facts, including some events which had yet to take place, such that no human being could possibly be aware of them; thus, the proof of his claim exists in the manuscript itself. It is independent of any human witness. The study of these passages necessarily demands supreme human scholarship to interpret— it needs years of intense application. A great deal has still to be worked out. But enough has been discovered to justify his claim; the most sceptical intelligence is compelled to admit its truth. This matter is best studied under the Master Therion, whose years of arduous research have led him to enlightenment. On the other hand, the language of most of the Book is admirably simple, clear and vigorous. No one can read it without being stricken in the very core of his being.



Aleister Crowly- Commenting on (Circa 1954)- The Book Of Law 1904





Here is Joe Stine TV interview- diva.sfsu.edu/collections/sfbatv/bundles/190215



and attached is the letter to the editor signed AROUSED.


Attachment Deleted





Now a paragraph found in Morals And Dogma "embedded" with random content from Stines interview and the follow up AROUSED letter "tying" them together. 

The loftiest action that ever was described is not more magnanimous than that which we may find occasion to do, in the daily walks of life; in temptation, in distress, in bereavement, in the solemn approach to death. In the great Providence of God, in the great ordinances of our being, there is opened to every man a sphere for the noblest action. It is not even in extraordinary situations, where all eyes are upon us, where all our energy is aroused, and all our vigilance is awake, that the highest efforts of virtue are usually demanded of us; but rather in silence and seclusion, amidst our occupations and our homes; in wearing sickness, that makes no complaint; in sorely-tried honesty, that asks no praise; in simple disinterestedness, hiding the hand that resigns its advantage to another.



Albert Pike -Morals And Dogma 1871



MAD is the word.

[californiah]

Donna Lass




Worked at Letterman Hospital ( at Presidio) as a nurse in San Francisco at time of Paul Stines murder.

Moved to Lake Tahoe to work at the Sahara Casino as a nurse.

Donna Lass parents James and Frances

Donna Lass sister Mary Pilker and brother in law live in South Dakota.


Two sections from MAD (Morals and Dogma) possibly regarding Lass.


With the Vernal Equinox, or about the 25th of March of our Calendar, they found that there unerringly came soft winds, the return of warmth, caused by the Sun turning back to the Northward from the middle ground of his course, the vegetation of the new year, and the impulse to amatory action on the part of the animal creation. Then the Bull and the Ram, animals most valuable to the agriculturist, and symbols themselves of vigorous generative power, recovered their vigor, the birds mated and budded their nests, the seeds germinated, the grass grew, and the trees put forth leaves. With the Summer Solstice, when the Sun reached the extreme northern limit of his course, came great heat, and burning winds, and lassitude and exhaustion; then vegetation withered, man longed for the cool breezes of Spring and Autumn, and the cool water of the wintry Nile or Euphrates, and the Lion sought for that element far from his home in the desert.

With the Autumnal Equinox came ripe harvests, and fruits of the tree and vine, and falling leaves, and cold evenings presaging wintry frosts; and the Principle and Powers of Darkness, prevailing

p. 445

over those of Light, drove the Sun further to the South, so that the nights grew longer than the days. And at the Winter Solstice the earth, was wrinkled with frost, the trees were leafless, and the Sun reaching the most Southern point in his career, seemed to hesitate whether to continue descending, to
....


second section

Then Isis went in search of the body. She first met certain children who had seen it, received from them their information, and gave them in return the gift of divination. The second full Moon occurred in Gemini, the Twins, who presided over the oracles of Didymus, and one of whom was Apollo, the God of Divination, 
p. 481

She learned that Osiris had, through mistake, had connection with her sister Nephte, which she discovered by a crown of leaves of the melilot, which he had left behind him. Of this connection a child was born, whom Isis, aided by her dogs, sought for, found, reared, and attached to herself, by the name of Anubis, her faithful guardian. The third full Moon occurs in Cancer, domicile of the Moon. The paranatellons of that sign are, the crown of Ariadne or Proserpine, made of leaves of the melilot, Procyon and Canis Major, one star of which was called the Star of Isis, while Sirius himself was honored in Egypt under the name of Anubis.

Isis repaired to Byblos, and seated herself near a fountain, where she was found by the women of the Court of a King. She was induced to visit his Court, and became the nurse of his son. The fourth full Moon was in Leo, domicile of the Sun, or of Adonis, King of Byblos. The paranatellons of this sign are the flowing water of Aquarius, and Cepheus, King of Ethiopia, called Regulus, or simply The King. Behind him rise Cassiopeia his wife, Queen of Ethiopia, Andromeda his daughter, and Perseus his son-in-law, all paranatellons in part of this sign, and in part of Virgo.



9/6/70 Lass missing

10/27/70 Halloween card sent

3/22/71 Pines card/ Sierra Club sent

11/27/74 Mary Pilker and brother in law receive St Donna Guardian of the Pines Christmas card.



Interesting Note-   San Francisco Chronicle publishes story 10/18/69


Article states- “…clumsy criminal a liar and possibly a latent homosexual.” Marvin Lee Chief Inspector comments “…his boast of being in the area…is a lie.” “…searching the area tree by tree.” “ A mouse couldn’t have escaped our attention.”




If you look at the Pines card “Around in the snow” and read it as it looks.


You get – mousey tue punole. ( or mousey bird pinole)


Switch punole to pinole.


Pinole Ca Contra Costa County, 8/4/71 ALA is working as a junior chemist at Union Oil when LE interviews him here.


Pinole- a ground meal made of seeds.
Do a word search in 3rd grade for seeds and find more on Lass with a Snowy Envelope reference.

This is the Zodiac SpeaKING.

More random hobbled sentences.

[californiah]

Tui bird.

Early Europeans called it the Parsons bird.

Tui- Notable mimic often kept as a cage bird. White feathers at its neck causing it to resemble a Parson in clerical attire.

Parson- pre reformation. The priest of and independent parish church.

St. Donna

[californiah]

Robert Tarbox



Circle into Swine

3rd Grade





It is strange that reverence for truth, that manliness and genuine loyalty, and scorn of littleness and unfair advantage, and genuine faith and godliness and large-heartedness should diminish, among statesmen and people, as civilization advances, and freedom becomes more general, and universal suffrage implies universal worth and fitness! In the age of Elizabeth, without universal suffrage, or Societies for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge, or popular lecturers, or Lycæa, the statesman, the merchant, the burgher, the sailor, were all alike heroic, fearing God only, and man not at all. Let but a hundred or two years elapse, and in a Monarchy or Republic of the same race, nothing is less heroic than the merchant, the shrewd speculator, the office-seeker, fearing man only, and God not at all. Reverence for greatness dies out, and is succeeded by base envy of greatness. Every man is in the way of many, either in the path to popularity or wealth. There is a general feeling of satisfaction when a great statesman is displaced, or a general, who has been for his brief hour the popular idol, is unfortunate and sinks from his high estate. It becomes a misfortune, if not a crime, to be above the popular level.

We should naturally suppose that a nation in distress would take counsel with the wisest of its sons. But, on the contrary, great men seem never so scarce as when they are most needed, and small men never so bold to insist on infesting place, as when mediocrity and incapable pretense and sophomoric greenness, and showy and sprightly incompetency are most dangerous. When France was in the extremity of revolutionary agony, she was governed by an assembly of provincial pettifoggers, and Robespierre, Marat, and Couthon ruled in the place of Mirabeau, Vergniaud, and Carnot. England was governed by the Rump Parliament, after she had beheaded her king. Cromwell extinguished one body, and Napoleon the other.

Fraud, falsehood, trickery, and deceit in national affairs are the

p. 68

signs of decadence in States and precede convulsions or paralysis. To bully the weak and crouch to the strong, is the policy of nations governed by small mediocrity. The tricks of the canvass for office are re-enacted in Senates. The Executive becomes the dispenser of patronage, chiefly to the most unworthy; and men are bribed with offices instead of money, to the greater ruin of the Commonwealth. The Divine in human nature disappears, and interest, greed, and selfishness takes it place. That is a sad and true allegory which represents the companions of Ulysses changed by the enchantments of Circe into swine.




Note- Of some 500,000 total words (roughly need to get an exact count) this is only time that merchant and sailor meet.




In 1972 a man entered into the office of Robert Tarbox , paid $50 for a one hour consultation, confessed to being the Zodiac. 

From Zodiackillersite dot com

Not verifiable but interesting, notice post date.

By guild1995 posted on 6/25/17

Posting about an interview he (guild1995) had with Robert Tarbox from 2014 ish.

Interesting "quotes" extracted from original post-   Tarbox said "Zodiac composite didn't make me think it was the same guy"  "Dressed nicely ...about 5'9-5'11" looked average "Joe blow" "Brain type" 

"He was trying to figure out what his future looked like." Tarbox thought he was going to do a pier jump, aka change companies. 

 

Zodiac -" I will go for the government life."

[californiah]

Hunger Strike
JJD


He will starve himself out.
 

read the script




31st Grade



There are certainly great evils of civilization at this day, and many questions of humanity long adjourned and put off. The hideous aspect of pauperism, the debasement and vice in our cities, tell us by their eloquent silence or in inarticulate mutterings, that the rich and the powerful and the intellectual do not do their duty by the poor, the feeble, and the ignorant; and every wretched woman who lives, Heaven scarce knows how, by making shirts at sixpence each, attests the injustice and inhumanity of man. There are cruelties to slaves, and worse cruelties to animals, each disgraceful to their perpetrators, and equally unwarranted by the lawful relation of control and dependence which it has pleased God to create.


A sentence is written against all that is unjust, written by God in the nature of man and in the nature of the Universe, because it is in the nature of the Infinite God. Fidelity to your faculties, trust in their convictions, that is justice to yourself; a life in obedience thereto, that is justice toward men. No wrong is really successful. The gain of injustice is a loss, its pleasure suffering. Iniquity often seems to prosper, but its success is its defeat and shame. After a long while, the day of reckoning ever comes, to nation as to individual. The knave deceives himself. The miser, starving his brother’s body, starves also his own soul, and at death shall creep out of his great estate of injustice, poor and naked and miserable. Whoso escapes a duty avoids a gain. Outward judgment often fails, inward justice never. Let a man try to love the

p. 838

wrong and to do the wrong, it is eating stones and not bread, the swift feet of justice are upon him, following with woolen tread, and her iron hands are round his neck. No man can escape from this, any more than from himself. Justice is the angel of God that flies from East to West; and where she stoops her broad wings, it is to bring the counsel of God, and feed mankind with angel’s bread.



It is not true to say that “one man, however little, must not be sacrificed to another, however great, to a majority, or to all men.” That is not only a fallacy, but a most dangerous one. Often one man and many men must be sacrificed, in the ordinary sense of the term, to the interest of the many. It is a comfortable fallacy to the selfish; for if they cannot, by the law of justice, be sacrificed for the common good, then their country has no right to demand of them self-sacrifice; and he is a fool who lays down his life, or sacrifices his estate, or even his luxuries, to insure the safety or prosperity of his country. According to that doctrine, Curtius was a fool, and Leonidas an idiot; and to die for one’s country is no longer beautiful and glorious, but a mere absurdity. Then it is no longer to be asked that the common soldier shall receive in his bosom the sword or bayonet-thrust which otherwise would let out the life of the great commander on whose fate hang the liberties of his country, and the welfare of millions yet unborn.

On the contrary, it is certain that necessity rules in all the

p. 834

affairs of men, and that the interest and even the life of one man must often be sacrificed to the interest and welfare of his country. Some must ever lead the forlorn hope: the missionary must go among savages, bearing his life in his hand; the physician must expose himself to pestilence for the sake of others; the sailor, in the frail boat upon the wide ocean, escaped from the foundering or burning ship, must step calmly into the hungry waters, if the lives of the passengers can be saved only by the sacrifice of his own; the pilot must stand firm at the wheel, and let the flames scorch away his own life to insure the common safety of those whom the doomed vessel bears.



21st Grade


Even the man who does wrong and commits errors often has a quiet home, a fireside of his own, a gentle, loving wife and innocent children, who perhaps do not know of his past errors and lapses–past and long repented of; or if they do, they love him the better, because, being mortal, he hath erred, and being in the image of God, he hath repented. That every blow at this husband and father lacerates the pure and tender bosoms of that wife and those daughters, is a consideration that doth not stay the hand of the brutal journalist and partisan: but he strikes home at these shrinking, quivering, innocent, tender bosoms; and then goes out upon the great arteries of cities, where the current of life pulsates, and holds his head erect, and calls on his fellows to laud him and admire him, for the chivalric act he hath done, in striking his dagger through one heart into another tender and trusting one.

If you seek for high and strained carriages, you shall, for the most part, meet with them in low men. Arrogance is a weed that ever grows on a dunghill. It is from the rankness of that soil that she hath her height and spreadings. To be modest and unaffected with our superiors is duty; with our equals, courtesy; with our inferiors, nobleness. There is no arrogance so great as the proclaiming of other men’s errors and faults, by those who understand nothing but the dregs of actions, and who make it their business to besmear deserving fames.





Force his hand LE.


Find his assumed names
.

His actor on the streets of the capital shouting my home town, home town of Quincy! 

Go exactly one mile north and find that quiet little hangar with a sun wheel compass displayed on its apron.

[kg]

‘The government life’-Zodiac

Zap! Zap! Zap! Lampoonery! Rudeness! Zappiness!
Check out Sex in the Whitehouse and Superfry, Cuz after all........ Politics is Dirty Bizness’ by F.H. Coe

[californiah]

Mar 22, 2019 14:29:12 GMT kg said:

‘The government life’-Zodiac

Zap! Zap! Zap! Lampoonery! Rudeness! Zappiness!
Check out Sex in the Whitehouse and Superfry, Cuz after all........ Politics is Dirty Bizness’ by F.H. Coe

I'm not familiar with this F.H Coe.

I do know.


Well...I was drunk the day my mom got out of prison...

Why don't you ever call me    by my name

D.A. Coe

[californiah]

Who can read good anymore?

Starvation, pilots, daughters, silence, slaves, sailor, pilot, Diesel mechanic, navy, airforce, James river, St Joe, Smith sT. ON THE NOSE.. DESERVING FAMES!


Just random words in a random library. Not in California or Newport NEws.

Just look.

LIBERTY..... Liberty Miroku, Liberta Ct, Liberty Security, LIberty heads, Libertine...... Remember......

It is NOT the what or why..



It IS THE "WHO" AND "WHERE" look down from above.