Napoleon DNA

by | Apr 17, 2012 | DNA

Recently I had found out the great news that I AM related to Napoleon Bonaparte. Napoleon was not only one of the greatest French Military officers ever, he had also   helped revive the Ordo Supremus Militaris Templi Hierosolymitani (OSMTH), also known as Knights Templar International founded in 1804 by the physician Fabré-Palaprat making Napoleon one of the most pivotal persons in modern French and most recent Templar history.

While I AM not his legal direct descendant, I AM certainly blood related to Napoleon making him my kin. You can see his official DNA results here that prove that he belongs to the EB1B1 Haplogroup with his specific YDNA (paternal) profile to be E1b1b1c1. My specific YDNA Haplogroup is E1B1C1C +123 which is very close to Napoleons. Please Maurice Bedard YDNA HaploGroup Certificate to verify that I AM speaking the truth.

Scientists had done the DNA tests with hair samples from Napoleon that were compared with a sample from Charles Napoléon Bonaparte, a descendant of Napoleons brother Jérôme Bonaparte.  Both of Bonaparte descendant’s results matched and have been published in the Journal of Molecular Biology Research on 31.12.2011;

DNA was extracted from two islands of follicular sheaths located at the basis of two of his beard hairs, conserved in the Vivant Denon reliquary. The Y-haplogroup of Napoléon I, determined by the study of 10 NRY-SNPs (non-recombinant Y-single nucleotide polymorphisms), is E1b1b1c1*. Charles Napoléon, the current collateral male descendant of Napoléon I, belongs to this same Y-haplogroup; his Y-STR profile was determined by using a set of 37 NRY-STRs (non-recombinant Y-microsatellites).

More on E1B1 From Wikipedia:

E1b1 is likely to have originated in the highlands of East Africa’s Ethiopia, as this is the place with the high frequency of ancestral subclades of this haplogroup. E1b1 is the ancestor of the majority of E subclade lineages existing today. It has diverged into two subclades: E1b1a and E1b1b approximately 24-27,000 years ago (Cruciani et al. 2004).

The Napoleon DNA Project is a world wide effort currently being conducted by iGenea who is searching for other descendants of Napoleon. This is the same firm where I had my DNA tested as well. So, if you think you may be a long lost relative of one of the most famous modern Templars in recent history, now may be the time to have your blood tested to find out exactly who your ancestors are and what country or Tribe they had come from.

At this time, there are a total of 47 people who are said to be related to Napoleon that have been tested and compared to find genetic similarities.

House of Bonaparte:

The House of Bonaparte is an imperial and royal European dynasty founded by Napoleon I of France in 1804, a French military leader who rose to notability out of the French Revolution and transformed the French Republic into the First French Empire within five years of his coup d’état. Napoleon turned the Grande Armée against every major European power and dominated continental Europe through a series of military victories.

He installed members of his family on the thrones of client states, founding the dynasty.

“Non nobis, Domine, non nobis, sed Nomini Tuo ad gloriam”

To Enter or Not to Enter the Rabbit Hole

by | Mar 18, 2012 | Featured

Colonel Jessep: Either way, I don’t give a DAMN what you think you’re entitled to!

The rabbit hole does really go deep my friends.

If you have not yet plunged into the hole of mystery, please be prepared to have your blinders ripped off of your head and to have any beliefs that you may have turned completely upside down. If you cannot handle the truth, then simply do not even bother stepping one foot in the rabbit hole because you will find that yes, Ethiopians do change their skin, the leopard its spots , names certainly have been changed to protect the not so guilty and that when it is all said and done, that the ends truly justifies the means.

It reminds me of the movie scene I posted above from a Few Good Men with Jack Nicholson and Tom Cruise in this most infamous scene that says it all.

The only difference between you and I may just be the fact  that I can handle the truth no matter how deep I go in the hole. The question is, can you?

Lieutenant Kaffee: Colonel Jessep! Did you order the “code red?!!”

Judge Randolph: You don’t have to answer that question!

Jessep: I’ll answer the question. You want answers?

Lieutenant Kaffee: I think I’m entitled to them.

Jessep: You want answers?!

Lieutenant Kaffee: I want the truth!

Jessep: You can’t handle the truth! Son, we live in a world that has walls, and those walls have to be guarded by men with guns. Who’s gonna do it? You? You, Lieutenant Weinberg? I have a greater responsibility than you can possibly fathom. You weep for Santiago, and you curse the Marines. You have that luxury. You have the luxury of not knowing what I know — that Santiago’s , while tragic, probably saved lives; and my existence, while grotesque and incomprehensible to you, saves lives. You don’t want the truth because deep down in places you don’t talk about at parties, you want me on that wall — you need me on that wall.

We use words like “honor,” “code,” “loyalty.” We use these words as the backbone of a life spent defending something. You use them as a punch line. I have neither the time nor the inclination to explain myself to a man who rises and sleeps under the blanket of the very freedom that I provide and then questions the manner in which I provide it.

I would rather that you just said “thank you” and went on your way. Otherwise, I suggest you pick up a weapon and stand the post. Either way, I don’t give a DAMN what you think you’re entitled to!

Lieutenant Kaffee: Did you order the “code red?”

Jessep: I did the job I was —

Lieutenant Kaffee: — Did you order the “code red?!”

Jessep: You’re god damn right I did!!!

Temple Grand Masters

by | Mar 18, 2012 | History of the Brotherhood

As time changes, so does those who hold the keys.

For power is like the tides that change in the sea.

Families have been kidnapped, most our kin slaughtered,

Daughters brought up orphans by their family’s very murderers.

I thought I knew the secrets to my ancient ancestor’s past,

Then I realized that family secrets simply do not last.

 

 

Can the Ethiopian change his skin, or the leopard his spots?

by | Mar 15, 2012 | History of the Brotherhood

“Can the Ethiopian change his skin, or the leopard his spots? then may you also do good, that are accustomed to doing evil.” – Jeremiah 13:23

For the last three years, I have been obsessively over taken by the internal soulful desire to locate my true lost family that seems to be buried in a faux history that probably goes deeper in the historic rabbit hole than just about any other family or tribe documented in written history. Names have been changed, locations moved and true tribal origins obscured from history, but that still has not stopped me from finding the truth about my ancient ancestors.

As Dante says in his most infamous work, Inferno and I also concur, “Beyond the point the slope begins to rise / sprang up a leopard, trim and very swift! It was covered by a pelt of many spots. / And everywhere I looked, the beast was there” (Inferno I 32-35).”

I have come to the conclusion that much of the concealment of the true names and real tribes over the last approximately 2,000 years was originally done for good reason. The reason is the Art of War and in this art, concealment of your true heritage, identity and as well as intentions are paramount in gaining victory over your enemies.  Simply put, if your enemy knows your name, family, members and original Tribe, they can swiftly exterminate every single one of your kin easily. To be a smart warrior, you have to be like a Leopard and be able to change your spots while concealing yourself amongst the landscape as you stock your prey as you hold the King’s sway.

The words of Dr. John Dee when he first heard of the alliance between the English Lion and the Asturian Leopard — “ Woe to the two Nations ! Sorrow and dolour !

When I see the leopard, it clearly speak to my spirit that this is my tribe and family throughout history.

Ramose, clad in his priestly robes, the leopard skin draped over one shoulder as though it was one of Ra’s feast days, bowed and then embraced him. “Welcome back to your second home,” he said.

“Come, confess, good brother,
You did your best or worst to keep her Duchy,
But that the golden Leopard printed in it
Such holdfast claws that you perforce again
Sank into France.” –  Tennyson’s Jecket, Act II., Scene 2.

“And the beast that I saw was like unto a leopard, and his feet were as the feet of a bear, and his mouth as the mouth of a lion: and the dragon gave him his power, and his throne, and great authority.”  Revelation 13:2

You will find that the Leopard is mentioned in Scripture in both the in the Old and New Testament in seven passages.

  • The Hebrew word namer signifies ‘spotted.’
  • Two of the passages (Dan. vii. 6, Rev. xiii. 2) the animal is mentioned merely allegorically, as seen in a vision
  • Daniel’s three former Empires, symbolized respectively by the lion, bear, and leopard
  • Daniel’s the “winged leopard,” in describing the conquests of Alexander the Great
  • John’s second beast has: 1. The swift body of the leopard
  • Jer. xiii. 23, in reference to the spotted skin, and the proverbial,’ Can the Ethiopian change his skin or the leopard his spots?’
  • Habakkuk – ‘Their horses also are swifter than leopards’ (Hab. i. 5)
  • Isaiah makes reference to the leopard’s preference for goat flesh, ‘ the leopard shall lie down with the kid,’ the sense being that the kid will receive no injury from his most fearful enemy
  • Several places in Palestine are called after the leopard. Such are ‘Nimrah’ (Numb, xxxii. 3, 36); ‘Nimrim’ (Isa. xv. 6, Jer. xlviii. 34), and ‘the mountains of the leopard’ (Cant. iv)
  • ‘Nemeirah’ is also a place near the Dead Sea

In addition to the Leopard in the Bible, there are many ancient stories of either real or mythical kings and princes in relation to the leopard that have been passed down to as well. The Leopard was also an important symbol of our ancient priesthood.

The Babylonian name for leopard is Nimr, and Rod means, ‘to subdue.’ According to legend, Nimrod tamed a leopard. The leopard supposedly accompanied him on hunting expeditions. Nimrod is often depicted wearing a garment of leopard. Nimrod was also called King of Assyria, King of the World.

  • The images of big cats, including Goddesses dressed in leopard skins or nursing leopard cubs, go back as far as 18000 BCE
  • The priests of Bacchus, the Egyptian High Priest of Osiris had to be clothed in a leopard’s skin
  • In the papyri of the Book of the Dead the Sem priest usually wears the leopard skin
  • King Seti I wearing, as a priest, leopard skins. from the tomb of Seti I
  • The totem of the Maya prince, Coh, whose name means leopard – Coh, or Chaacmol, i.e., Leopard
  • The totem of the lords or high priests of Chichen-Itza, and he names the ruler of that Mayan city Chaacmol or Balam, meaning spotted tiger or leopard
  • St. Tropetius “of Ceasar’s houselold” exposed to a lion ana a leopard (first century)
  • Seleucus or Alexander wearing the leopard-skin helmet of Dionysus
  • On a very ancient coin of Acanthus, too, the leopard is represented, instead of the lion, destroying the bull
  • In Africa today with shamans or so-called “witch doctors” who wear leopard skin

I have decided to make this study of the Leopard like my other new articles and videos as living bodies of work that grow with time as I expand on them as my time allows. Instead of having one long winded article, I plan to divide them into easier to understand smaller blogs posts and videos that will expand over time and eventually they will culminate into one large book and movie.

Below will be a list of new articles and or videos regarding this subject as I am able to complete them over time. As of now (3/15/2011), many articles are incomplete and this is for good reason. They will be added on to and refined to make this a living body of work.

  • Leopard Worship in Ancient Africa
  • Leopard High Priests
  • The King is a Leopard
  • Leopards in Art
  • Léopard Lionné

Saint Bede’s Real Name Part 1 – Introduction to the Facts

by | Mar 13, 2012 | Saint Bede

In studying my family history I have come across a great ancestor who means a lot to me. Someone who I feel is speaking from my soul to clear our family name and also settle some confusion that may be the result of lost history or simply stolen rites.

As Saint John and the CIA says, “You shall know the truth, and the truth will make you free.” (John 8: 31-32)

The alleged name of the ancestor I am speaking of is “Saint Bede.” 

However, based on my research, this was not his original name and my findings below will prove this simple reality to you all. My goal is to help clear his good name and also get to the bottom of the facts that appear to be buried beneath centuries of Catholic Church concealment. I am sure at one time this was done for good reason, but these days are long over and when the veil is being lifted in the Apocalyptic end days that we see now, we must shine the light on our true histories in order to give proper honor to our ancestors, Church Fathers and Saints who are owed nothing but the truth, their relics and their rites to be restored.

Anything less would be an abomination of their good names and the great work they have “completed.”

The name Saint Bede appears to be a 9th or 10th century invention by the Catholic Church in order to hide the Saint’s true identity. The reason I believe this was done was because the popularity of his true family name before and after Bede was born. This family was not just any ordinary royal family, they were the founders of Rome and Britain who not only had country’s named after them, but were also the alleged murderers of Julius Caesar. The same Holy Grail bloodline where we would get allegorical stories such as ‘Brut y Brenhined’ (Brutus oi Brittany), King Arthur and even possibly the Mark of Cain.

Saint Bede’s family is that of the ancient “Alban” (Albion, Albinus)  or “Brutus.” “Albion; they called it as the land of Brutus, Britain; and the Trojan men after their lord called themselves Britons.“

This is simply where an ancient royal family from where the beautiful country Britain derives its name. In his Geographia, Ptolemy, writing in the 2nd Century AD, uses the name “Albion” instead of the Roman name Brittania. The reason being is that Britain was not called this name until much later date when around and before at least 930 AD it was called Albion.  In 930, the English King Æthelstan used the title: rex et primicerius totius Albionis regni[6] (“King and chief of the whole realm of Albion”). His nephew King Edgar styled himself Totius Albionis imperator augustus (August emperor of all Albion) in 970. (more…)