Game on:

So much love to ALL TI's.

The law will never quit on TI's.

Don't quit on the law.

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Utrinque Paratus

A name to enter the British History books TONIGHT:

Brigadier Ed Cartwright

Commander 16th Air Assault Brigade.

And another one;

Lt Col Christopher Hitchins

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2nd_Battalion,_Parachute_Regiment

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ISLAM

IS LAM ;)

Yes, Aleister Crowley mentioned Lam in his published works, most notably as the frontispiece for Liber 71 (The Voice of the Silence) in The Equinox Vol.  III, No. 1 (1919).
Publication Context: Crowley included a drawing of Lam with a caption defining it as the Tibetan word for "Way" or "Path" (lam), linking it to the title "Lama" (He who Goeth). 

Magical Association: While Crowley did not explicitly detail Lam in his public diaries, later occultists like Kenneth Grant asserted that the entity was contacted during the Amalantrah Workings in 1918, describing Lam as a gateway to the Void or an interdimensional being. 

Controversy: Some modern interpretations claim Lam represents a "Grey alien" archetype, but Crowley’s own text describes him as a symbol of the spiritual path, with the name having a gematria value of 71. 

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ISLAM

IS LAM ;)

Yes, Aleister Crowley mentioned Lam in his published works, most notably as the frontispiece for Liber 71 (The Voice of the Silence) in The Equinox Vol.  III, No. 1 (1919).
Publication Context: Crowley included a drawing of Lam with a caption defining it as the Tibetan word for "Way" or "Path" (lam), linking it to the title "Lama" (He who Goeth). 

Magical Association: While Crowley did not explicitly detail Lam in his public diaries, later occultists like Kenneth Grant asserted that the entity was contacted during the Amalantrah Workings in 1918, describing Lam as a gateway to the Void or an interdimensional being. 

Controversy: Some modern interpretations claim Lam represents a "Grey alien" archetype, but Crowley’s own text describes him as a symbol of the spiritual path, with the name having a gematria value of 71. 

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#ALLAH and #JIHADI cracks AUTHENTICATED; DIGITALLY SIGNED #nostr

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