ELBOW

ELBOW

 

Psalms 8:9

“O LORD our Lord, how excellent is thy name in all the earth!”

 

Ecclesiastes 5:2
“Be not rash with thy mouth, and let not thine heart be hasty to utter any thing before God: for God is in heaven, and thou upon earth: therefore let thy words be few.”

 

 

 

Paulo VI

 

PABLO VI : EL PAPA Y EL CADETE BIÓNICO 🪸

Juan Bautista Enrique Antonio María Montini: PAULO SEXTO ❤ como diciendo:
-Sí, a mí se me consultó sobre una acción super SECRETA y de avanzada tecnológica desconocida e inimaginable, para el mundo en 1976. Esta acción era implantar un chip que permitiera ubicar en todo momento y en cualquier parte del planeta donde estuviera el "cadete Jorge Vargas". Pero no sólo eso sino también ciertos adminículos para otros fines en su cuerpo, incluido su cerebro. Esto lo convirtió en cierta forma en un JOVEN BIÓNICO. Fue una acción SAGAZ para proteger el "Arca" y facultar el JAQUE MATE CELESTIAL. Y consecuentemente se llevó a cabo en la Academia de la Fuerza Aérea de los Estados Unidos en COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO.

 

 

 

 RANCHO EL CODO
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"DON RAMÓN DE SALDAÑA, ELDEST SON OF COMMANDANT ALVARO and Benita, was SIXTY-SIX years of age and sprightly in MIND AND LIMB. Often he reflected upon the three great joys in his life and the two inconsolable tragedies.
He was sole owner of the vast Rancho El Codo, twenty-five thousand acres named after an elbow of the Medina, that river which marked the boundary between the two provinces of Coahuila and Tejas. It was a rich and varied parcel, well watered, and stocked with thousands of cattle, sheep and goats. Most important, it bordered a segment of Los Caminos Reales, that system of royal highways which reached out like spokes from Mexico City, the hub of New Spain. This portion reached from Vera Cruz through Mexico City to San Antonio de Béjar, as the town was now called, to the former capital of Tejas at Los Adaes, and its presence along the ranch meant that Don Ramón could sell provisions to the royal troops that patrolled the vital route; Rancho El Codo was an inheritance of which he was justly proud."~~~James A. Michener: TEXAS. Ch.3 El Camino Real.