The Cloud of the Unknown: In the Hand of Peace: From the Mother Eliora Mysteries: Mother Eliora - The Black Books {Abbey of the Holy Rose (Celtic Church of St Chad)}: ' Thou shallst not kill!' by Countess Sigrid von Galen

From the Mother Eliora Mysteries:

Mother Eliora - The Black Books
{Abbey of the Holy Rose (Celtic Church of St Chad)}:
' Thou shallst not kill!'

by Countess Sigrid von Galen:

Mother Eliora enters her special
section library and one book calls her eye in particular.

When her hands curiously open the small black book she is back
in the time and memories of the circumstances,in which she filled it
with her observations, analysis and thoughts.

She began to read it browsingly as not to get sucked in
completely, protecting herself from often painful journeys
into the past. After all, every detail, experience, fact and shred of evidence
recorded in these books is bearing witness to real lives.

Book 1:

{Abbey of the Holy Rose (Celtic Church of St Chad)} Thou shallst not kill!

Interesting, how people boast in always the same way and cause in investigations a delay because they one another toast and mask an apple as a pear and do a child instead of a paedophile churchwarden shear and still plot a Mother Superior to kill and do in safehouses defective mercury energy bulbs purposefully install in the hope they do not have to answer 'guilty' or 'not guilty' the judge's call.

And play MI5 and Sherlock Holmes in Dunloe Street all at the same time and when caught, whilst they in Sunday school or in an adventure playground bloodhound tactics taught and the benefits of secret society's organised criminality to a groomed next generation of evil misfits they pretend to the real agencies, who pose as actors, that they are them and secretly working for the MI6 - but some do also accept for real bribery of simply Kray brothers style organised criminality and could not tell the difference, as to them hell is the building with a bell and they think it is easily to be transformed into a scenario and filmstudio via a spell, and to the imagination of a hijacked priest with a spiked drink. And then, in yet another den, this time of Wren, simultaneously is being committed yet another real crime, and a former deacon and priest find themselves suddenly the cross bear of more than one holy soul's loss, and are themselves under investigation publicly, and no longer secretly, as enough of being cheated and maltreated had a whole nation that starts to awaken to the reality that they have

been played by the likes of rotten unnoble hearted aristocracy and Vatican and Anglican inner circle pikes, and the likes of ex-CIA, ex-MI, ex-military from anywhere, who cash in on the latest and oldest kind of heresy via a priory. Not to worry, not every white lorry or car or vehicle that pretends to be one is driven and loaded by a secret society member with a cone, and suddenly flies back in lightspeed at the evildoers with greed and political ambition as their only creed their every stone. And a Jan, June, Craig, Joseph, James, Jon, Janos, Stephen, Jane, Ann, Belinda, Cecily, Suzanne, Karen, Maria, Melanie, Stephanie, Stuart, Gerhard, Astrid, Frank, Janine, Gisela, Yamoona, Elisabeth, Kim, Clair, Rachel, Leigh, Lynne, Jo, Richard, Alicia, Anton, Zwoelfchen, Margaret, David, Alison, Melissa, Lorraine, Rosie, Sarah, Beatrix, Andrea, Susanne, Gabi, Hanni, Gerdi, Klaus-Dieter, Michael, Edward et al find themselves so very alone, as they are all being arrested and debriefed under terrorism law, once they are named with their real names to the faces that have been identified to the masks, under which they played a hijacked identity and planted false DNA, with which they framed innocent holy souls and already been reported have been their fouls and they have sadly refused to confess voluntarily, so their victims will now pass on their blackmailers', rapists', thieves', intruders', torturers', murderers' names finally, and start proceedings legally. Perhaps 'Can I have a word' will suddenly cause, when whispered around the corner on somebody's sudden move, after all cause in the evildoers of God and His living law some fear?! And they guilty ones need not bother to shed to the jury their crocodile tear of self-pity, as the jury knows the full evidence and extent of their pestilence, not just carefully selected shreds of information that have been in smallest fragments presented as insufficient for a court trial before not just in this nation. And in God's court there is not valid diplomatic immunity and no impunity granted for purposeful poisonous medication and illegal immunisation nor murders in other ways.

And a boasting and toasting organist from Brighton and a deacon from St Magnus better do on this to the MI5 immediately the beans spill, as they know that there was created on the truth a smoke and mirror show, and not in error but as part of a systematic terror, and they better confess their part and clear up officially their mess, before they get nicked involuntarily by the loose ends department of their own secret society that has already drawn yet another straw this time to sacrifice them. Time to apply for witness protection and to testify better to the real MI5, as the agency fakers are high-five bloodmoney takers.

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Mother Superior <
Date: Saturday, 18 February 2012
Subject: Thou shallst not kill
To: order-of-the-holy-rose

http://uk.news.yahoo.com/vicar-murder-suspect-questioned-071332126.html

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Police are continuing to question a 43-year-old man on suspicion of murdering a clergyman at his vicarage.
The Rev John Suddards, 59, was found stabbed to death at his home in Castle Street in Thornbury, South Gloucestershire, on Tuesday.
Detectives from Avon and Somerset Police arrested an unnamed man on Tuesday evening. He remains in custody after officers were granted extra time to quiz him and police have until Saturday evening to either charge or release him.
Around 300 people, including local MP Steve Webb, filled Thornbury Baptist Church on Friday night, around half a mile from where Mr Suddards was found dead, to help each other through the tragedy.
The Rt Rev Michael Perham, the Bishop of Gloucester, led the service. Speaking beforehand, he said it was important local people had the opportunity to share their grief with others and gain comfort from worship.
He described Mr Suddards as "a good man and a fine priest", and added: We come to share shock and grief and to support one another and to affirm Thornbury as a good place to live despite this tragedy."
It emerged earlier that police had seized a white van just hours after the man being held in custody was arrested. The white Citroen was lifted on to a low-loader and taken away from a property in Knapp Road - around a mile from the vicarage - at about 11.30pm on Tuesday.
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