Revisiting a post

A while back, their was a rather unusual cryptic post on this blog, and you could go back and look at this piece, "What's Molech have to do with Madagascar" and think it's nonsense.

But is it?

Let's look at it.

After all isn't this "Madagascar?"



And isn't this where Madagascar's picture came from?

And wasn't that McCartney's fifth album? And wasn't the track, that Picasso's Last Words (Drink to Me?) on that album, lasting 5 minutes and 50 seconds? And isn't 5 the number of the gift? And wasn't that post written at 5:55? And wasn't the price of the stock 5.55 on the Reuters report?

And isn't the surface temperature of the sun 5500 degrees Centigrade? And doesn't the heat come from the corona?

And isn't that the "puzzle" that astronomers don't know? How the corona is so much hotter than the surface of the sun?

But first, isn't this the Canaanite god Molech?


And aren't their seven sacrifices, and one being turtle doves? And wasn't it an abomination, because of the sacrifice of the innocents?

But didn't I write about the "bird lady" who saved the unborn yellow haired parakeet from the serpent?

And isn't she from Colombia?

The serpent didn't steal life from her!

And in Greek mythology, wasn't it when the gods got pissed that the Bull was born, but wasn't it a minotaur--head of a Bull with a tail, and body of man, and didn't he hang out on the island of Knossos?

And didn't Knossos have a huge underground labyrinth?

And wasn't that a puzzle?

So we have the puzzle of the corona, and the puzzle of the labyrinth.

And isn't gnosis in Greek, knowledge that is intuitive, which differs from belief versus faith?

And wouldn't by seeing, you would then know more, than by just believing?

Now isn't this the constellation Corona Borealis?


And isn't the minotaur story is in the constellation Corona Borealis? The constellation of the golden crown?

And didn't the yellow haired parakeet, that was saved, have a golden crown?

And after the daughter of Theseus, who slew the minotaur, didn't then the god Bacchus grab her crown at the wedding and throw it in the sky? Or it is the golden crown of the Messiah, or the crown that King Asheurus gave to Esther? Because since God's name wasn't written in the book of Esther, the story is written in the heavens?

But didn't Picasso have his exhibit "The Minotaur" at the Antioquia museum in Medellin, which ends August 9th, which is right across from the La Plaza Botero?

And what would be inside on the far west wall? Covering the entirety of it? Drawn by Picasso?

Wouldn't it be this minotaur, drinking wine, drawn by Picasso?



Which brings me back to Wings "Band on the Run" album and the track Picasso's last words, "Drink to me!"

Bacchus would be proud.

The minotaur from Picasso, is at Colombia. And didn't the golden crown in the heavens come from Bacchus throwing it to the heavens? Oh what the minataur has wrought!

So if I was looking for an undiscovered gold stock, that could be 10 or 20 bagger, whose name reminded me of a Minotaur, then, you would understand what Molech would have to do with Madagascar.

Because after all, isn't one of my favorite blogs, AuH2O designs? Wouldn't AuH2O then be "Goldwater?"

And isn't that, what alluvial mining also is?

The play, by definition is a spec, but with the completion of it's recent acquisitions, it could be sitting on assets that probably amount to hundred times its current market cap---but those assets need to be taken from the ground.

And that's an expensive undertaking.

And the company needs a new board of directors, more financial controls, and more upper management, but what they do have is assets. Billions and billions buried in the ground-with over a million acres and a few more million heading their way.

Of both the gold and platinum variety.

It's a story that needs to be played out, but it's also a story only for those patient, but it's also a story with assets that people don't know about, because they haven't done their homework, or research, or their due diligence to find out.

Because you'd have to go to Colombia to do it.

What's it worth?

I'm not hazarding a guess, but that first post, and this, are both written at the same time.

The number of the gift!

And at these prices, it's a gift that can be multiplied many times over!