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Post by lclyde on Aug 14, 2003 0:10:39 GMT
Hi All. I've just been reading your posts and the 60IF and a bunch of other stuff... and I can't say I'm surprised as I am disheartened by the boys in more ways than one - but that's another discussion.
I'm wondering if anyone has anything on LESO/Walrus other than the mention of it.
I'm wanting to know if the incident where John is saying "I am the walrus" at the body of Paul, was before or after MMT. Before, right?
So what's all this talk about "walrus?" I can see a deformed Paul looking like one... but why John's panic over himself being the "Walrus?"
One thing I came across is that "Surlaw" means "person of truth" in Sanskrit.
Comments? Insights? Thanks.
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Post by LUCY on Aug 14, 2003 0:19:27 GMT
I think the LESO thing was about the race to get satillites in space.
-which we all know is a gajillion $$$$$$$dollar business.
LESO= land earth station operator- military radio operation
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Post by TotalInformation on Aug 14, 2003 2:45:35 GMT
I think LESO must refer to something else besides land earth station operator . . .
lclyde, googoo and Redford all need to reread the 60IF page, as none of characterized the particularly etymology of Walrus contianed within correctly and/or accurately.
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Post by TotalInformation on Aug 14, 2003 14:59:29 GMT
jae -- I posted a while back about a LESO agency in the US DoD, but I'm not convinced that's the LESO in question, either.
Sun King claims there was a UK agency named LESO that scrubbed it's web presence after 60if was posted, but hasn't followed up on the claim . . .
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Post by byrdmaniac on Aug 23, 2003 6:17:29 GMT
A friend told me Leso was name of an island near Brittain.
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Post by AlfredBeach on Oct 22, 2003 16:17:04 GMT
WALRUS - SURLAW
Beside the sanskrit meaning, look at it phonetically:
SURLAW = "Sir Law"
William Sheppard was a LAW officer.
The WALRUS was Paul.
"Sir Law" became Paul.
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Post by SgtPepper on Oct 22, 2003 16:41:45 GMT
I'm wanting to know if the incident where John is saying "I am the walrus" at the body of Paul, was before or after MMT. Before, right? Certainly - when the dead body was being viewed. Doesn't seem like panic to me, but a challenge made in anger. I can easily see this happening - the police & others looking at the body - one of them saying it looks like a walrus and another perhaps suggesting "walrus?" as a name for the case - they can be insensitive and do crap like that. John would've been clearly upset at that point and want to take on anyone making such a comment. |
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Post by SgtPepper on Oct 22, 2003 16:43:33 GMT
I.e., "I am the walrus, not him" - insult me.
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Post by SgtPepper on Oct 22, 2003 16:46:39 GMT
Maybe in his grief John meant that he felt that what had happened to Paul might as well have happened to him too. Maybe he wished it had been him instead of Paul. Maybe he thought it was supposed to have been him instead of Paul. Maybe he already knew one day he would be murdered too... In that situation, I doubt he'd analytically be thinking "well, maybe I'm gonna be a walrus too...". This seems to me like a pure, gut reaction intended to take the insults instead and let the person making them suffer the consequences. |
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