The Irish Troubles – Part 1: Miami Showband Massacre Decoded? Chapter 28

The festival Tom Dunphy was travelling to was known as ‘the Mary’, at Dungloe or Dunglow, so in any occult significance of ‘Twilight Language’, he was on his way to Mary.

The festival is called ‘the Mary’, apparently for other reasons other than the religious:

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Photograph, Author: Kenneth Allen. Dungloe music festival. A music session taking place in the main street – it is part of the annual events programme taking place in the town. 30th July 2005. Source: Author, Geograph Project, CC BY-SA 2.0. Available from: Wikicommons 

“The Mary From Dungloe International Festival is a popular Irish music festival held annually, usually at the end of July in the small town of Dungloe, County Donegal. The festival is centered around a pageant to find out which contestant has the spirit of the festival, who is then crowned “Mary From Dungloe”. The winner of the contest holds this title for a year and acts as an ambassador for the festival. Irish emigrant communities from around the world as well as some Irish counties and towns participate by nominating a young woman, endearingly titled a “Mary”, to represent their community at the contest. The festival has grown in popularity over the years and now regularly attracts tens of thousands of visitors to the area.”

‘Mary From Dungloe (festival)’, Liqui Search [ Archived here ]

…the festival gets its name, apparently, from an old tale:

“[In] 1967 … the … re-release of that beautiful old ballad of the same name by a Showband gave birth to [the Mary from Dungloe festival based on the story of] “Young Mary Gallagher (Mary Phaid’ Bhrianigh Rua) [who] was to meet the young man whom she hoped to marry. [in 1861] … but, alas her hopes were dashed when her angry parents declared that she must not meet this man again….. He found life intolerable and decided that he had no real choice but to return to the States. Thus he left the one he loved, carrying with him his wealth, his broken heart and bitter memories together with a “note” from his would be bride…”

‘History of the Mary from Dungloe International Festival’ [ Archived here ]

…so while the official ‘meaning’ of the name of the festival is non biblical, it must be remembered that Mary, obviously, has special significance in Ireland. a predominantly Catholic country, extremely devout in its love for its’ faith, with many daughters named Mary, (such as my own Aunt), as well as the placement of devotional statues, to honour the religious significance of the Catholic ‘virgin Mary’ the ‘Mother of God’,:

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Photograph. Mother of God (The Virgin Mary). Source: Fair Use. Available from: Poem Searcher 

…present in images and icons serving as ‘shrines’ in almost every Catholic church and home:

“Mary has been given an extraordinary role in the history of salvation. In response to her special status, Catholics give Mary unequaled admiration and respect, greater than any other saint. This is a tradition often misunderstood by non-Catholics. The honor we give to Mary is not to be compared to the worship and praise we give only to Almighty God. However, Mary must not be disregarded, as she offers many graces, and mercy to all who call upon her intercession.”

‘What the Catholic Church Teaches About Mary’, The Catholic Company [ Archived here ]

This is demonstrated in Catholic Prayers at time of death including:

“Go forth, Christian soul…
May you live in peace this day,
may your home be with God in Zion,
with Mary, the virgin Mother of God,
with Joseph, and all the angels and saints…”

Catechism of the Catholic Church, Second Edition

…and:

“…May holy Mary, the angels, and all the saints
come to meet you as you go forth from this life….”

Ibid.

Indicating that to Dunphy, while he was on his was to ‘the Mary’ in the earthly realm, when he met his untimely end, unknown to him, it had possibly been decided for him, that his time on this earth was up, and thus in the spiritual realm, according to his faith, Mary was waiting to greet him into heaven:

Raphael: Oddi Altarpiece. Painting, from 1502 until 1504. Source: Public Domain. Available from: Wikicommons

Thus he was, in more ways than one, “on his way to Mary”

So now we have a mass assassination:

  1. Lughnasadh at Lammas Eve, 31st July, also known as ‘harvest home’, an ancient pagan sacred time for human sacrifice:
  2. ….in which the massacre was of individuals who enjoyed the “royal prerogative”‘ of privilege the ancient pagan sacred ‘Divine King’ required for such sacrifices in antiquity.
  3. Killing passengers of a bus on ‘Bus Kill’ Road apparently in keeping with the so-called “Masonic science of names”.
  4. Buskhill Road is in ‘Donaghmore’ which in keeping with the aforementioned ‘science’ sounds (in the Irish accent) like ‘Do No More’ – the result of the attack.
  5. ‘Donghnamore’ is in ‘Newry’ which in keeping with the aforementioned ‘science’ almost spells New Rye’ the cutting of which was celebrated at Lughnasadh.
  6. ‘Newry’ in Gaelic means ‘Grove of Yew Trees’ the location of ancient pagan druidic human sacrifice
  7. ‘Down’ in keeping with the aforementioned Masonic ‘science’ of names can also mean ‘dead or incapacitated’ the exact state of the band and subsequently Irish culture.
  8. The location of the atrocity was in front of an  Ulster Defence Regiment – British Army, ‘shooting range’ a place for ‘target practise’…
  9. ….in a massacre when almost all the weapons used in the massacre were UDR or Royal Ulster Constabulary- i.e. Crown- issued.
  10. The ‘terrorists’ attack car was moved by authorities apparently without intervention by the Bomb Squad to search for booby trapped devices, as was Standard Operating Procedure, indicating likely prior knowledge of its ‘safe’ status.
  11. The ‘terrorist’ attack car being a ‘white Escort’ when Christian believers commonly think they will have a ‘white escort’ sending them to heaven when they die.
  12. The number plate of the ‘white Escort’ containing the Masonic number 33, as well as an apparent encoded message in the ‘Masonic science of numerology’
  13. The massacre occurred at a crossroads, sacred to Hecate, goddess of malice and witchcraft .
  14. The attributed architect of the atrocity Nairac, spelled backward, spells Carian the tribe who first worshipped Hecate.
  15. The Miami’s last venue the ‘Castle Ballroom’ mysteriously namechecks Nairacs barracks ‘The Castle’ and ‘Ball’, Nairac’s SAS Captain
  16. The Miami’s last venue was in the town of Banbridge, the alleged reason for planting the bomb, to frame the Miami as terrorists, thus close the border thus to ‘ban the bridge’.
  17. The Miami rendered ‘dumb’ with the very rare use of ‘dum-dum’ bullets again, as above in keeping with the aforementioned Masonic ‘science’ of names .
  18. Fran O’Toole lead singer /songwriter of Miami died on occult sacrifice date as he was about to achieve recognition – exactly as happened to two of my artist friends.
  19. Buddy Holly glasses found at site of massacre on ‘The Day the Music Died’, song about Buddy Holly mysterious death.
  20. Survivor Stephen Travers upon request to find out “the truth” is put in touch with The Craftsman – another name for Freemason
  21. Exactly as in the pagan Lughnasadh rite of ‘the Death of John Barleycorn’ the miller- ‘Millar’ from the Miami is unharmed.
  22. Despite swearing to ‘Find out the Truth’ Stephen Travers and Miami via solicitor ignore this Intel after receiving settlement from Crown- and a second subsequent event killing the other most prominent Showband leader in which
  23. Tom Dunphy of the Royal Showband simultaneously to the Miami Showband massacre goes from playing the Stardust in the US to literally being dust in Ireland
  24. Tom Dunphy of the Royal Showband simultaneously to the Miami Showband massacre killed in an ‘accident’ at Drumsna-pronounced ‘snare’ meaning trap
  25. The end of the Showbands is ‘cemented’ at Carrick in a car-wreck with a cement truck with the subsequent death of Tom Dunphy simultaneously to the Miami Showband massacre.
  26. Tom Dunphy of the Royal Showband’s ‘light goes out’ on his way to Dunglow.
  27. Tom Dunphy of the Royal Showband dies at ‘Masonite’.
  28. Tom Dunphy of the Royal Showband dies “on his was to Mary’ festival

THE MATHEMATICAL ODDS OF THESE ANOMALIES BEING COINCIDENTAL LESSEN WITH EACH CHAPTER…

READ ON THEN YOU DECIDE.