Joanne...a sacrifice to Yeats?saturnalia ritual?

[Geronimo]

Joane Yeates was murdered in Bristol over xmas period. (nowhere near saturn by the way)

MFP needs to get a grip or take less water with it..or more medication..this is a terrible thing to suggest about the poor girl..

yes but during saturnalia...

imo, saturnalia is a load of genitalia

[bodge]

Now thats a new one on me, the landlord has been arrested? thats interesting.

[Sikufanya]

from the icke forum...

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December 17th was the day Joanna was reported as 'missing'....:


Saturnalia

"Saturnalia was introduced around 217 BC to raise citizen morale after a crushing military defeat at the hands of the Carthaginians.[1] Originally celebrated for a day, on December 17, its popularity saw it grow until it became a week-long extravaganza, ending on the 23rd."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saturnalia

Basically, someone was chosen to be the 'god' Saturn - ie treated like a 'god' and then slaughtered to ensure the crops etc for the following year.......

Exactly at what point in that entire Wikipiedia article (which quotes contemporary writers) does it actually say that ANYONE was slaughtered at Saturnalia?

[thecrownsucks]

do you actually think they'd write that in history books....Saturnalia is a blood/death ritual celebration...no doubt the romans did alot of mass sacrifice that wasnt recorded...what happens to all the missing people that go missing....why did the media focus on this particular one like madeleine mcCann when they could have chosen thousands more...the McCanns live in Rothley ...a centre for the knights templars...likewise where Raoul was ritually murdered in Rothbury

from the icke forum...

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December 17th was the day Joanna was reported as 'missing'....:


Saturnalia

"Saturnalia was introduced around 217 BC to raise citizen morale after a crushing military defeat at the hands of the Carthaginians.[1] Originally celebrated for a day, on December 17, its popularity saw it grow until it became a week-long extravaganza, ending on the 23rd."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saturnalia

Basically, someone was chosen to be the 'god' Saturn - ie treated like a 'god' and then slaughtered to ensure the crops etc for the following year.......

Exactly at what point in that entire Wikipiedia article (which quotes contemporary writers) does it actually say that ANYONE was slaughtered at Saturnalia?

[bodge]

Keep taking the tablets, I am sure they will take effect one day.

[thecrownsucks]

Keep taking the tablets, I am sure they will take effect one day.

eh bodge i'd like to meet you one day...say at a tpuc meeting or metaknowledge one..how about it?

[bodge]

I am sure that just might happen.

[thecrownsucks]

I am sure that just might happen.

i think you owe me a pint though or 2

[bodge]

At todays prices, you gotta be kidding.

[Sikufanya]

do you actually think they'd write that in history books....Saturnalia is a blood/death ritual celebration...no doubt the romans did alot of mass sacrifice that wasnt recorded...

So this stuff isn't written in any of the history books or even the contemporary writings of the time, and yet somehow YOU know about it.
Was this passed on by word of mouth in your family in fireside tales from father to son so that the truth may be known?

Obviously if you actually had a proper source for this that mentioned that in great detail , you would have included a link to that and not the Wikipedia page that didn't.