.... If this is any help to GD historians then all well and good. pat Sar Draconis wrote: The Nuada was a Druidic group and documented in Colquhoun's Sword of Wisdom [snip] --- In golden-... a reading of Ithell Colquhoun then you have to be wary of it. But what's this 'Nuada' druidic group that Griffin and Co are alleging practised both GD and druidry side by side ? ...

... so. Yeah, kewl history, Amazon's, Dyionisis, Drag Queens taking over Delphi after Nemedia was raped, Lug, the Silver Wheel, Mountains with Voice Activated Doors, the Sword of Light, Nuada, Mechanical Arms. . . You left out Muffin the Mule. No, that was SET. Never got there yet, but hey its all Eponymous History. Did you know that ...

...> If you say so. Yeah, kewl history, Amazon's, Dyionisis, Drag Queens taking over Delphi after Nemedia was raped, Lug, the Silver Wheel, Mountains with Voice Activated Doors, the Sword of Light, Nuada, Mechanical Arms. . . You left out Muffin the Mule. Did you know that Atilla was Pendragon? Didn't know, don't care. Relevance please. Red Bull is ...

...wife." We know Robert had a reason to lie. We also know that a set of Waite rituals came on the market at sometime - Colquhoun comments to this effect, and Ron Hutton's opionion was Robert bought them for ADUB. That seems a far more likely explanation than any 'Nuada' temple, and is rather more consistent with the recorded evidence - which is that Reid gave nothing to his son. Ben

Probably the more relevant quote of Adam Stout is this one, Robert. "You're quite right to finger Robert Macgregor Reid. Ronald Hutton and I were musing about the Nuada Lodge, and came to the conclusion that the whole thing was invented by Reid junior as part of his policy of erasing all trace of G W Smith from druidic history while at the same time annexing his achievements." I would ...

... Reid's biographer has already told us 'never existed'. That is a significant problem with your argument, Robert. And would only be resolved if Noel could produce some evidence of his participation in 'Nuada' and his right to sign such a charter. It is after all quite possible that Noel was offered some money to sign a spurious charter. That occurs a lot. I think you are getting a ...

On Mar 25, 7:39�pm, "Ben Scaro" <bsc...@hotmail.com> wrote: Ummmm, you identified Donald Kraig with Re O'Stat about six years ago yourself, Robert. http://groups.google.com/group/alt.magick/browse_frm/thread/54043fd79... Good luck with other facets of your 'historical research'. I look forward to more exciting findings about the Nuada temple in particular

...Mr Griffin have been put on hold for now. Like the example of the 'revived' Ahathoor debunked by Roel Van Leeuwen and the FARC transmissions debunked by the inconvenient admissions of Tim Carmain, the 'Nuada' claim is one that has now been dismissed out of hand by the biographer of Reid, one Dr Adam Stout. I agree with you that the answers are of little practical utility. ...

... for Mr Griffin have been put on hold for now. Like the example of the 'revived' Ahathoor debunked by Roel Van Leeuwen and the FARC transmissions debunked by the inconvenient admissions of Tim Carmain, the 'Nuada' claim is one that has now been dismissed out of hand by the biographer of Reid, one Dr Adam Stout. I agree with you that the answers are of little practical utility. But ...

... subjective spiritual experience' ? Probably. For example, his recent attempts to prove the existence of the 'Nuada' temple, which run counter to the findings of the biographer of Macgregor Reid, who says 'in short, Nuada lodge never existed'. The collision between what can be objectively known, and what Robert feels he has ...