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witch_doctor1 ago

Here's another weird one about somebody named Sam's Mom being the founder of another group. And what were they sending to her?

https://wikileaks.org/podesta-emails/emailid/22892

VieBleu ago

a "Founding Mother of the group" - is a founding mother of their group I think. But there is no charity or Foundation we ever hear about which leads me to see it as a secret or private group.

"gathered to send to Sam's Mom" - send her energy, send her power?, commune? Again, the Mother references are always in T. Luzzatto's emails - her cult is a female/mother centered witchcraft group on the Garnarian/Italian model.

"and wonderful to see you" so Podesta participated in whatever went on there. I don't think it was bible studies.

But the weirdest thing is the headline which makes no objective sense at all. But - "beautiful Sundays Reading bride" is how she is addressing Podesta, she is saying she thought she would see him (why, they pressured him or he really needed some juju for his election efforts?) So if he is the "beautiful Sundays Reading bride" was he involved in a ritual, possibly a black mass, acting as the "bride"? Does that mean he was the receiver of someone or something? Unless you read it as something fairly sick and strange as in where my post discusses Gardnerian or Ancient Italian sex magic it does not make sense. Luzzatto usually talks about her "book group" in terms of doing "readings". At a real book group, you discuss books. This is more like Sunday school, but an inverted one, that can only be discussed obliquely. And perhaps more than listening to readings, they enact ritual.

"please know I want to do all I can to help" - So again we have Luzzatto offering to help, just like when Mary was in the accident. I wonder if her "help" isn't directing the group to provide luck or power to Podesta. Even though her emails are syrupy sweet, I can't help but feel there are cat fangs and a bit of menace as an undertone. Was Podesta in trouble? was there another emergency? Turns out, if you look here through a timeline of Hillary Clinton's email scandal,here http://edition.cnn.com/2016/10/28/politics/hillary-clinton-email-timeline/ there is a bold entry on September 8, less than a couple of weeks before this comforting message was sent from Luzzatto. Clinton had gone from denial and fighting to an apology letter - admission. This was al over the news as well as her greatly declining poll numbers and it was a fire that needed to be put out, so Luzzatto almost sarcastically is saying, "Thought we'd see you turn up again, now that you need help."

Anyway it is a lot to read into this email but the email is total nonesense without a background of secret goings on and private groups that make Sunday brides out of major political operators. Politicos in the heat of a major election will do ANYTHING to win, we know that. It is not that far-fetched that they could be seduced into participating in black magic rituals to gain favors or if they believed it would give them luck or power. Podesta would have happily bent over wearing a pretty white dress or a nun's habit (bride of Christ inverted/perverted) every Sunday for a year I'm sure if he thought it would give him a win. The email text is below for reference-

From:[email protected] To: [email protected] Date: 2015-09-20 11:29 Subject: Thought I'd be sure you see you beautiful Sundays Reading bride

"We gathered to send to Sam's mom, a Founding Mother of the group at his parents' apt! And wonderful to see you -- please know I want to do all I can to help. Con amore, T Tamera Luzzatto"

Edit: I'd like to add, parsing every bit of this, that the excitement of "at his parents apt!" is also weird. If this is on the up and up a regular book group, why in the hell would it be so exciting to meet at someone's parents apartment? Because it isn't. It is illicit, and it is exciting when acceptance of the circle widens. Sam's parents are fine with our weird "Sunday Readings".

witch_doctor1 ago

This was a weird email I that I missed before. I definitely think you have the Founding Mother thing figured out...and yes, I think she was talking about sending power or spiritual energy somehow. Also significant to find another example to bolster your theory.

VieBleu ago

yes thanks for that. Let me know if you run into any others. I find them to be interesting puzzles.

witch_doctor1 ago

Will do...and I also love the obviously coded emails...