2010 Year of the Tiger

[Gnosis5]

Here is Suzanne White's website. I learned lel plus parte de mes francais by studying chinese zodiac in french.

http://www.suzannewhite.com/year_of_the_tiger.html

[Swanny]

Originally Posted by Gnosis5

Here is Suzanne White's website. I learned lel plus parte de mes francais by studying chinese zodiac in french.

http://www.suzannewhite.com/year_of_the_tiger.html

DRAGON 2010, The METAL Tiger Year : He admires your spunky spirit and your words of sane advice are always welcome.

My guess is Suzanne isn't English

This can be a bang-up year for you financially

Does bang up mean good???

[viking]

Hey Swanny ...

Talking of the Tiger I just found this on Fulfords update...

This week marks the beginning of the Chinese New Year. This will be a very special Year of the Tiger. The year of the tiger comes in-betw
een the Year of the Bull and the Year of the dragon. This is very symbolic, I believe. The Bull is a fitting symbol for the West these days, virile and aggressive but lacking in wisdom and patience. The dragon is very old and wise but is perhaps too cautious and passive and can be seen as a symbol of the East. If you mix the best elements of the bull and the dragon, the result is a tiger. This week I will fly to Rome as a representative of the Black Dragon Society to negotiate with the leaders of the Illuminati and the Teutonic Knights. Hopefully we will be able to come up with a formula for a new financial system controlled exactly 50/50 by East and West. Eventually, a financial system controlled by all of humanity is likely after a transition period needed to make sure issues like corruption, governance etc. are all dealt with.

Weekly Geopolitical News and Analysis

benjaminfulford.typepad.com/benjaminfulford/

viking

[Gnosis5]

Originally Posted by Swanny

My guess is Suzanne isn't English

No, strangely enough, she is an American Francophile as I am :-)

[Gnosis5]

http://www.thegreatillusion.com/tiger.html

[Gnosis5]

http://i261.photobucket.com/albums/i...baby-tiger.jpg

[Swanny]

Originally Posted by Gnosis5

No, strangely enough, she is an American Francophile as I am :-)

Thought so. Spunky means something very different in English

[Gnosis5]

Ha, Swanny!! Some other words too. I recall being at an exceptionally grand and sumptuous Sunday dinner in Lyons. I happened to say, "Je suis excite!" Embarrassed silence, and I did not find out until the next day my faux pas