Weekly Political and Entertainment NewsScope
by WolfStar
May 14, 2001
Who is John Doe #2?
Last week transiting Mars and Neptune turned retrograde within 15 hours of
each other, creating a momentary global awareness of violence and murder
shrouded in sudden mystery and suspicion. Within this narrow time frame U.S.
Attorney General John Ashcroft issued the surprising postponement order of
Timothy McVeigh's execution.
Ashcroft's decision to delay the execution by one month was based on the
discovery of over 3000 pages of FBI evidence. Immediately after the Oklahoma
City bombing (April 19, 1995; 9:02 am) the FBI reported it was looking for a
John Doe #1 and a John Doe #2. Later, after conducting exhaustive interviews
and research, the FBI dropped John Doe #2 as a suspect, and said that John
Doe #1 was Timothy McVeigh, and the only participant at the scene of the
crime.
McVeigh's lawyers are currently pouring over the withheld FBI documents. If
evidence of a John Doe #2 was zealously and illegally hidden, then McVeigh's
execution stands to be overturned. The ongoing issue of trust in the
government, the FBI's potentially fraudulent negligence, and the suspicion
that McVeigh wasn't alone can all be seen astrologically by Neptune's exact
square to the U.S. Scorpio Ascendant.
Documents are ruled by Mercury. In the U.S. horoscope Mercury is under
growing pressure from transiting Uranus which will turn retrograde, meaning
reach maximum influence, on May 29. At the same time the Sun will pass over
the U.S. Uranus, creating a double Uranian influence. Watch on or about May
29 for stunning developments in this case.
Who is Killing the Whales?
A NewsScope reader asks "With the recent publicity surrounding the Naval
submarine incident in Hawaii, the spy plane in China and the campaign
regarding the effects of sonar on whales and dolphins, it would appear that
the United States Navy is experiencing some challenging transits. Could you
provide your readers with the natal information for the United States Navy?"
The U.S. Navy can be tracked several ways. In the U.S. horoscope, Mars, the
natural ruler of the military, squares Neptune, the natural ruler of the
seas. In the algebra of astrology, this equals the U.S. Navy. Transiting
Neptune's long term square to the U.S. Ascendant shows the Navy's ongoing
role in current events, including cinematic glorification in the movie Pearl
Harbor (coming soon to a theatre near you).
Then, according to a cherished tradition, the U.S. Navy was created by an act
of the Continental Congress on October 13, 1775 (set for Noon, Philadelphia).
This horoscope accurately reflects historical events involving the Navy, with
transiting Saturn's challenging aspects to the natal Mars-Uranus opposition
frequently leading to open conflict with the enemy. Check, for example, the
battle at Midway: June 4-5, 1942, and August 4, 1964 when North Vietnam
attacked the U.S.S. Maddox to kick off the Vietnam War.
On April 1, 2001 when China captured the Navy spy plane, transiting Saturn
was exactly opposite the Navy's Mars. Currently Saturn is heading for an
unstable conjunction with the Navy Uranus, exact on June 9. The week
preceding June 9 is when the U.S. Navy gets the go ahead to deploy its super
loud sonar* across 80 percent of the world's oceans.
Who Killed Robert Blake's Wife?
On Friday May 4 about 9:35 pm Robert Blake's wife was shot to death just
outside an Italian restaurant. Blake, best known for his role in the TV
series Baretta, says he went back to the Studio City restaurant to get his
forgotten handgun when the incident took place, although over the past week
there's been much confusion and contradictory statements over exactly what
did take place.
Robert Blake was born an orderly, perfectionist Virgo (September 19, 1933;
8:30 am; Nutley, NJ**), with his Sun and three other planets locked away in
the secretive twelfth house. Blake describes his childhood life as one of
being abused and victimized by his parents which contributed to his intense
psychological anxiety and alcoholism. The Sun's close links to Uranus and
Pluto heighten the personality's chronic nervous tension and paranoia.
With charming Libra Rising, and a witty, outgoing Mercury-Jupiter
conjunction, Blake could play the clown. But Blake's TV and movie roles
usually depicted a man of violent action, notably in Truman Capote's In Cold
Blood. These depraved psychotic characters reflected Blake's own tendency
toward violence, as seen in the jealous Venus and ruthless Mars in Scorpio
square Saturn.
Did he do it? Whether or not he actually pulled the trigger we may never
know. Transiting Uranus is forming an ominous Yod configuration with his
Pluto and Sun, indicating a fateful turning point in his life. Transiting
Neptune is in a long-term square to his Juno, the symbol for his wife. This
connection shows her as a scam artist, as well as the ongoing murder mystery.
* for more info, see
http://abcnews.go.com/sections/scitech/DailyNews/sonar010404.html or
http://www.enn.com/enn-news-archive/2001/04/04062001/sonar_42879.asp
** time is from Halloran software's celebrity database. Reader feedback is
welcome. Email: [email protected].
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