|
|
|
|
|
Robin Hood I found 15 points of continuity between Robin Hood and FreeMasonry Friar pre1600 meant
fraternity not a religious order. So Friar would be
old English possibly middle English for Brother. Friar tuck is seen as having
some type of cover on his head. So does Robin Hood; infact
hood or cover is part of his
title/name. Tell me; what type of cover did a WM wear previous
to current head covering being invented. The brimmed cap, the top hat,
etc were yet to be invneted.
So what type of hat did a WM wear? Secrecy has
always been a very EA important thing. Add to that the British and the
English have rarely if ever gotten along. The O and U in middle English were
for the most part Interchangeable. Making UGLE and OGLE virtually the same in
middle English. However OGLE is the Gaelic name for
the Northumberland Royal family. Which just so happens to be where FreeMasonry began 200 years later. Gaelic at the time was
a capital crime. Their is
a very long list of items the English stole from the British without so much
of a thanks. So why would secrecy regarding the creation of FreeMasonry be important in the 1200s when Gaelic was a
crime punishable by death and the Catycism is based
on Gaelic. Outlaw means; outside the bounds of the law. Are we talking
British law or English. since the English won the
war; that obviously means English law. Where does Sherwood forest lay; exactly between the northern boarder
of Mercia aka England home kingdom and the old Southern boarder
of Ogle aka Northumberland lands. I have more |
|
|
|
|