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Originally posted by MysterySinger View Post
"others criticized Warren's hasty erasure of a potential clue, before it could be photographed. It was, after all, too late to stop the writing on the wall becoming common knowledge. Warren himself soon issued a statement that the word Juwes did not mean Jews in any known language, (earning the personal thanks of the chief Rabbi)".
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Hi, MysterySinger,
There are a lot of links on the Net about the J-names and the story of "The Three Ruffians".
This search on "jubela jubela jubelum" has sites reflecting the Masonic viewpoint, and some referring to the GSG:
jubela jubelo jubelumPat D. https://forum.casebook.org/core/imag...rt/reading.gif
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The following are known facts which point to the existance of a organized planned conspiracy as opposed to the 'lone nut' theories being propogated by
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https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=...eaning&f=false
And Goulston Street may not have been so random?
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Originally posted by MysterySinger View PostIt doesn't matter whether or not it was written by JTR - the connection to the Graffito was made before the words were wiped off.
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Originally posted by Pcdunn View PostHi, MysterySinger,
There are a lot of links on the Net about the J-names and the story of "The Three Ruffians".
This search on "jubela jubela jubelum" has sites reflecting the Masonic viewpoint, and some referring to the GSG:
jubela jubelo jubelum
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Hi Mysterysinger
After a basic search, I now believe it likely that the word Juwes, to mean Jubela Jubelo and Jubelum, has it's origins as a result of the Whitechapel atrocities. An early urban myth. Find a reference pre 1888 whereby Juwes was a collective name for Jubela, Jubelo, Jubelum, and I'd be more convinced.
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Originally posted by Observer View PostHi Mysterysinger
After a basic search, I now believe it likely that the word Juwes, to mean Jubela Jubelo and Jubelum, has it's origins as a result of the Whitechapel atrocities. An early urban myth. Find a reference pre 1888 whereby Juwes was a collective name for Jubela, Jubelo, Jubelum, and I'd be more convinced.
I am sorry you have come to believe that. It is wrong.
Regards Pierre
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Hi all
May I suggest that BEFORE Pierre hijacks this thread, ignore his comments unless he has something to back up his nonsense.
Nicole---------------------------------------------------
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