Most Expensive in History Decoded 1. 11/11/1994 Microsoft's Bill Gates Buys Leonardo Da Vinci MS Leicester Codex $30 Million Most Expensive Book In History
12/12/1980 Da Vinci's Leicester Codex Sold
12/12/1980 Apple Computers Goes PUBLIC: Steve Jobs Suddenly Worth $217 million
2. Check "most expensive in history" and this codex has long been the top book.
In fact, even in 1980 it was expected to be the most expensive in history, but...
3. But an earthquake removed the 3 cities that pooled funds for the purchase.
This lowered the price from an expected $25 Million to 5. I'll get into the significance of that quake later. First we need to establish what was communicated with this extraordinary $ movement.
4. 12/12/1980 Da Vinci's Leicester Codex Sold
12/12/1980 Apple Computers Goes PUBLIC: Steve Jobs Suddenly Worth $217 million
12/12/1980 Computer Software Copyright Act of 1980
An act that protected authors of computer programs and software allowing them to MAKE $ via software.
5. SOFTWARE SELLING - reconcile the Da Vinci MS Codex as in writing computer software and selling it.
This Codex was marketed as the numerous scattered ideas/inventions Da Vinci's penned in code. A perfect symbol for varied computer programs!
But why did this require money?
6. The answer is easy due to a lucky break.
The Codex was expected to be the new record most expensive auction so articles contrast it with the recent title holder.
Ever hear of Turner's "Juliet and Her Nurse"?
I hadn't, but it's easy to decode due to when it was sold!
7. 05/29/1980 Will Turner's "Juliet and Her Nurse" Painting of Venice AT DUSK Record Auction Sale
05/29/1980 First Mass Reported of Ted Turner to Launch CNN in 3 Days to 3 Million People
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06/01/1980 Ted Turner's CNN Launch: 1st 24-Hour-News Network Revolutionizes Broadcast
8. Note the painting of Turner "AT DUSK" reconcile what was unique about CNN 24 HOUR NEWS = FIRST TIME EVER REGULAR NEWS AT DUSK.
Thus Turner/Turner Dusk/Dusk and Expensive/Expensive.
When we reconcile the three record breaking auctions we get clarity!
9. Because that Codex was originally tied to Apple computers going public in 1980, well that in itself is a rabbit hole, but the point for here is that Bill Gates obtained it in 1994!
All we have to do is reconcile what Apple in 1980 and Microsoft in 1994 have in common!
10. The answer to that is in media propaganda and market success.
Bill Gates OS Windows in the 1990's grew to such an extent that it became a monopoly case.
In the 1980's conversely the Macintosh Super Bowl mass introduced the GUI (instead of text) Windows would be known for.
11. Thus what is really purchased with these grandiose auctions is likely a commitment for coverage.
It was named after Thomas COKE.
Which is interesting as that's a stimulant, often tied to market stimulation.
12/08/1980 John Lennon DEATH (APPLE Records)
12/12/1980 Apple Computers Goes PUBLIC: Steve Jobs Suddenly Worth $217 million
12/12/1980 Da Vinci's Leicester Codex Sold
13. 10/1980 Final Single Released by John Lennon before his death: "Just like Starting Over" With Yoko Ono's Kiss Kiss Kiss on the B-Side.
Starting over?
14. The big narrative around the original selling of the Da Vinci Codex was three cities of Venice pooling PUBLIC MONEY to buy it.
However a sudden earthquake on Nov 23rd meant they could no longer justify buying a book of codes instead of helping citizens.
15. I find this interesting because it may suggest the transition away from government funding.
Also, Da Vinci codex articles mention recent cracking of his work due to vibrations.
06/14/1978 Da Vinci Fresco Cracking
06/12/1978 MIYAGI EARTHQUAKE Japan
16. 11/06/1980 Close monitoring by a computer on the state of the Egg Tempera used by Da Vinci to paint the fresco is under consideration
17. 11/11/1994 Microsoft's Bill Gates Buys Da Vinci MS Leicester Codex $30 Million Most Expensive In History
11/11/1994 Santa Clause Starring Tim Allen
09/17/1991 Home Improvement Premiere: Tim Allen Stars Famous for Primitive Grunt
09/17/1991 Linux Released OPEN SOURCE Computer
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Ed Snow and Ed Snowden Decoding 1. I often decode names invoking older names and a reader wondered if Ed Snowden was doing this with Ed Snow.
My quick answer is yes, I think there is a connection here and it may just give us a much better angle to understand Snowden!
2. The reader described Snow as a propagandist for China, and if you ask Google, it will remark he wasn't a propagandist, but his works strongly changed opinions on China in a positive way.
This includes to the Chinese people themselves getting many more communist recruits.
3. I found that response funny as it sounded like calling something propaganda while not being allowed to call it that.
I'm not saying it is or isn't, I'm interpreting Google there not China, regardless, his connection to China is obvious even without decoding and with it...
Travis Kelce + Taylor Swift Engagement Decoded 1. The news of this engagement is so pervasive there are articles discussing whether people need to calm down about it.
I've had multiple people ask about it and given my mirco audience, it means big news which means important comms
2. Search for Taylor Swift today and Google rains diamond confetti. I've only see them do that for Superbowl winning teams.
Well, none of that necessarily means I can decode it, but I'm more inclined to give it a try.
I've partially decoded Taylor Swift before, but not Kelce.
3. We need both defined to have a chance at understanding this.
Let's start with Taylor. Her first name is easy as I've decoded it across multiple stars and It's consistent.
Taylor/Tailor = Sewing together. It's used to define bringing people together.
Medusa Snakes & Jellyfish Decoding 1. Medusa is a woman with snakes for hair and a gaze that turns people to stone.
I doubt I needed to explain that as Medusa saturates a wide array of media. Google says the most famous is 1981's "Clash of the Titans". Interesting because...
2. 06/12/1981 Clash of the Titans Famous SNAKES
06/12/1981 Raiders of the Lost Ark: Famous SNAKES
The only fear of Indiana Jones is SNAKES a major plot point in the film he has to overcome, just like in Clash of the Titans. And as Raiders was the top film of the year...
3. Clearly there is meaning in this overlap.
They were both big movie epics and both were the origin of a big budget franchise that had snakes acting as a villain.
Trump & Melania Marriage Quick Decode 1. Wikileaks and Q both pointed out, HRC and the MSM originally promoted Trump as the candidate of choice for the right.
Q "What 'set up' insurance was created 'assuming POTUS would become nominee?"
This is referring to Spygate, but also...
2. Rolling Stone: "Access Hollywood was the Day HRC Appeared to Win The Election" I.e. Broke Trump's public support.
10/06/2016 Cable Guy Breaks John’s Arm In "Disgusting Tape"
10/07/2016 NBC/ABC/CBS (Cable Guys) First Airs Access Hollywood Disgusting Tape Of Donald John Trump.
3. Access Hollywood "Donald does what he is told"
Billy Bush: "I was the man helping Donald run his lines"
Same night he "accidentally" said offensive things on Access Hollywood tapes to Bush = BLACKMAIL INSURANCE
Ghost Decoding (Highlights + New) 1. Spook = Ghost or CIA Spy
11/16/1945 Operation Paperclip: Nazi's Smuggled into USA on the SS Argentina
11/16/1945 Casper the Friendly Ghost Debut
The most famous fictional ghost arrives in USA the same day as the most famous real SPOOKS!
2. The Nazi's were brought over officially because of GHOST ROCKETS.
As absurd as that sounds, here is one of many articles that prove it. They were to work on rockets and specifically justified as a response to "GHOST ROCKETS" fired overseas.
We needed GHOSTS they say.
3. The point in creating "The Friendly Ghost" alongside smuggling "dead" Nazi's was to assert these were FRIENDLY.
The cartoon defines Casper as not hostile like his brothers!
Consequently it concludes with his successful ADOPTION BY AN AMERICAN FAMILY in the first cartoon.