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Linda aka....... Rita Rudner?

Originally posted by Cutwolf

Originally posted by Freenrgy2
napolitano

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edocrtade, iwntses

Where did you get Napolitano?

This next clue is clearly scrambled.

Ahhh.... remember Linda from the Brooklyn Bridge question. Well her last name was Cortile. However, that wasn't her real last name. That was used in the book. Her real last name (a.k.a) was Napolitano.

I actually learned something going through these questions.

[edit on 12-8-2006 by Freenrgy2]

edocrtade, iwntses

translates to

decorated witness

decorated witness...somebody military.


Think Disclosure Project....many military witnessess

The linda question went back to the brooklyn bridge question. Was there a decorated witness to either of the other answers for this mission?

Major Jesse A. Marcel was the intelligence officer at Roswell Army Air Force Base, which was home of the only bomb group in existence at the time. It should be noted that all of the personnel at the base had high security clearance. Marcel was a veteran officer, who was trusted fully. He had been a highly skilled cartographer before World War II, and was sent to intelligence training by the Army, because of his impeccable character. He was even an instructor for a time at the training school. He also logged over 450 hours of combat duty as a pilot during the War, and was highly decorated with five air medals for shooting down enemy aircraft. After the War ended, he was chosen as a member of the 509th Bomb Wing, handling security for "Operation Crossroads," which conducted nuclear testing in 1946. After being awarded a commendation for his work on the nuclear project, he was named the intelligence officer for Roswell AAFB.

we also can think that decorated is for another word, like comended, or so on...

i like that cutwolf

[edit on 12-8-2006 by ragster]

I have lots of points now.

javierperezdecuellar


next clue.....

sinel

wtg, guys!! so happy for you (and me..hahah)...I got Napolitano, like a little late, but yea! Now, on to decorated witness.............yeehaww Saturday night fun!

nazca (lines was clue)

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muhnimibgrd, lahawfy, logned


hummingbird, halfway, ????

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Oh hah no wonder I was totaly lost there...didn't realize you guys had already blown past 38. Was wondering where all of this came from

muhnimibgrd, lahawfy, logned

humming bird halfway golden

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Originally posted by ragster
sinel unscrambled is 4 words

* elsin
* liens
* lines
* lisne

Read above....answer was nazca

Originally posted by Freenrgy2
nazca (lines was clue)

next question....

muhnimibgrd, lahawfy, logned


hummingbird, halfway, ????

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Explain the decorated witness answer, please.

hummingbird, halfway, golden/longed

hummingbird, halfway, longed ?

Originally posted by Cutwolf

Originally posted by Freenrgy2
nazca (lines was clue)

next question....

muhnimibgrd, lahawfy, logned


hummingbird, halfway, ????

[edit on 12-8-2006 by Freenrgy2]

Explain the decorated witness answer, please.

The person in question was UN Secretary General...pretty decorated to me.

ufoinfo.com...

this site talks about a UFO hummingbird

halfway up in the sky'

so so so



www.dudeman.net...


it talks about alot

PART 2 - GOLDEN SECTION SITES - ANGKOR, THE GREAT PYRAMID & NAZCA

Angkor Wat is 4,745 miles from the Great Pyramid and the Great Pyramid is 7,677 miles from Nazca.
This is a precise expression of ?, the Golden Section: 4,745 x 1.618 = 7,677

Line of Phi - Angkor, to Giza, to Nazca
Ninety miles northeast of Angkor Wat are the Angkor temples at Prassat Preah Vihear. Prassat Vihear is 4754 miles from the Great Pyramid. The line of ancient sites crosses over the Great Pyramid and Angkor Vihear.

Twenty five miles northwest of the city of Nazca is a figure known as the Hummingbird. The Hummingbird is 7,692 miles from the Great Pyramid. The line of ancient sites also crosses over the Hummingbird.

The relationship between the distances from Angkor Vihear to the Great Pyramid and from the Great Pyramid to the Nazcan Hummingbird is also a precise expression of phi:

4,754 x 1.618 = 7,692

Because the distance from the Hummingbird to Angkor Vihear is one-half of the circumference of the earth, two Golden Section relationships between these sites are shown by the circumference of the earth along the line of ancient sites:

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Theres gotta be a theme we're missing for these Qs.