'reading between the lines' in relation to the 'sugar sugar rune' reference, in the latest contributions to the above blog....see previous notes upon gill's alias upon it...I can see that the 'witch in the tree' program had been written by 'sugar' aka roz...
somebody talks about the 'hussie' who is messing everything up for them by adding 'spoilers'....let me see - I can remember the eldest taschmann laughing to colin 'in that prague church...."you're the HUSSIE!"...what did he mean? the HUS 'E' brainwave alter?
something around HUS and the HUSSITE?
...well there is a hussite church in Olomouc....oh I remember now...the eldest taschmann was to say "I don't mean 'here' - I mean 'over there'" as in Olomouc...
let me see...something around 'little fishes/kippers come to me and earn/urn it'? or perhaps something around 'black rabbit' - see previous notes upon Obama...
the Templar symbol...or the one that Tomlinson and Cameron etc were to adopt as their 'sign' - the vertical line with two shorter lines across it:
let me see...
...meet Jana Šilerová:
one of ROZ's friends as far as I can recall...she may be able to help you with your enquiries...on the other hand "she might just put a curse on you" replies BI ONLINE....oh I remember now...the Templars were to pay her a visit...and to their cost...turned into 'toad alters' or something like that? I know what this is all about now...a really funny 'bit' in that 'packham documentary'...what did he say....something like "SPACE JELLY!"...see the bit about that x-files number, supposedly from another planet but most probably left by magpies after they had attacked female toads.....
so let me unpack the above gill...you had an argument with ROZ outside of that church...'the glorious toad'...her mate then issued a radio curse upon the networks...something like that? and the curse intoned had been "SPACE JELLY!" hadn't it? I remember now - or rather chris packham had done...to then code it into his team's documentary...
"Relations between the Church and its fellow members of the ecumenical movement are cordial, but remained strained with the country's Roman Catholic leadership. The first female bishop of the Czechoslovak-Hussite church, Jana Šilerová, was elected to a 7-year term of office in April 1999. In January 1999, Catholic Archbishop Miloslav Vlk initially made a public statement of disapproval, warning against election of a woman to this position and saying that it would cause deterioration of ecumenical relations.[3] Following criticism by the Czech-Hussite Church for interfering in their affairs, the Roman Catholic Church distanced themselves from his remarks and stated that they would exert no pressure against her election.[4] In 2000, Catholic representatives attended the consecration of Jana Šilerová as the Hussite Church’s first woman bishop.[5]"
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