I was thinking about Alice in Wonderland today so played around with it a bit.
I believe Lewis Carroll is talking about the NWO and the HE?
NWO
White Rabbit--Magician
Reptiles---Reptilian Race
Pigeons and Guinea Pigs---Humans
King & Queen-England is seat of NWO
Politics and caucus-race (Caucasian race?)
HE
Alice falls to the center of the earth -4000 miles
What is longitude and latitude?
It will never do to ask.
The doors are locked.
But there is a key.
3-legged stool---3 sides? = France
Tears-saltwater = Sea
Another shore further from England nearer to France (France has 3 sides on water)
Drink ME Eat ME Drink ME-does ME = Meridians of Earth? - or Move East?
It is Always 6 O'clock- a circle cut in half-----0 degrees latitude? Runs through France
9' high 4" deep if added = 13 or if multiplied = 36 or if 13 + 36 = 49---IS 9'4" actually 49 backwards? 49* also 13* & 49*
4 x 5 = 12 or does he mean 45* by 12*
4 x 6 = 13 or ......46* by 13*
4 x 7 = ....... 47*
10 soldiers marching 2x2--10* & 4
Quadrille-a square dance of French Origin and performed by 4 couples
Also, originally in France---group of knights at a tournament
Also, a card game in France played by 4 people with a deck of 40 cards 44*
William the Conquer ruled in 1066 ---(13)
All the numbers in the chapter on the cards add up to 76-- 7+6 = 13
Could longitude be somewhere between 44-49* N
And latitude 10-13*
But E or W?
If ME in his book means Move East-and always begins with an M means Milan
Milan is also tied in with William the Conquer
Milan lies about 13E 47 N--- But, if one were to do 2 somersaults-or two lines over..(or 2* east) Adriatic Sea--which is closer to France than England.
But, if west then 10-13* W 47 N would be the Bay of Biscay
So, somewhere off a shore that is closer to France, which has land at 0* latitude. Has to be taking about the Bay of Biscay-if he is talking about HE entrance. OR, off a city in France, which could be Marseille which lies on the water.
Or:
If his referral to 4 means 4 openings I would guess:
Bay of Biscay
Adriatic Sea
Off of Marseille
And the Black Sea (by his reference "too much pepper in the soup")
Anyway, fun and games--& somethng to ponder?
Leslee