Originally Posted by Flying Tiger Comics
Several evangelical ministers picked up on it from confessions of satanists. After that, it was picked up on again by a speaker at the Prophecy Club. Watching his presentation, I decided to put it to the test.
Simply, for example lets say you want a coded message to put an option at a certain price, and make sure a certain significant number is used for the end of trade value (market manipulation).
You start with your message:
make sure sep 11 trade ends with value ending 911
Then you transpose the letters using eg the 11 code:
A -> K
B -> L
C -> M
D -> N
E -> O
F -> P
G -> Q
H -> R
I -> S
J -> T
K -> U
L -> V
M -> W
N -> X
O -> Y
P -> Z
Q -> A
R -> B
S -> C
T -> D
U -> E
V -> F
W -> G
X -> H
Y -> I
Z -> J
message becomes:
make sure sep 11 trade ends with value ending 911
wkuo cebo coz 11 dbkno oxnc gsdr fkveo oxnsxq 911
Then they use the first letter as the first letter in their cover message:
Welcome kindred under our (pause in channelled message for no real reason- notice how they do that? the weird pauses?) community (of - little connecting words are usually not part of the message unless stressed especially) earth bound officers etc.etc.
If you just write out the first letters of each word in some of their crazy message you get nothing. If you use the satanic codes then you get meaningful messages.
Numbers can be disguised too, either translating them into the code or disguising them using all the occult symbolism- 9 for an ending 11 for a sacrifice- stress the words specially to make sure the meaning is received.
Another code is the pentacle code- draw a pentacle, put the letters A to Z around the points, then start again from a given point to produce a new series of letters. The key to such cyphers is part of the knowledge the "in" group gets.
This sort of stuff even appears in books- apparent typos, those weird little marks inside covers, and sometimes whole passages of text that just don't read right. It isn't always because the author is clumsy or a functional illiterate...
And newspapers are FULL of these codes.
Likewise the weird three letter triglyphs and two letter / word diglyphs used eg by CIA, airports, currency exchanges, etc.
ASHTAR: KCRDKB
ATHTAR: KDRDKB
both of which refer to the altered "standard gobbledygook" printing paragraph whose real meaning in the original is
"There is no one who loves pain itself, who seeks after it and wants to have it, simply because it is pain"
but which in the altered version used everywhere is read
"There IS one who loves pain itself, who seeks after it and wants to have it, simply because it is pain"
and goes on to say "Your fear is our family of more fear"
and so on.
Sinister stuff. Bent sideways kind of stuff.
Most intriguing, many thanks!
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