We find the acrostic word "tessa" and the telestic word "dessa" aligned perfectly with one another and on the same line that contains the date of Osama Bin Laden's death on May 2, 2011. The words are spelled vertically and they can interchange their letters, zig-zag and spell the same words. In addition, there is the telestic word "tess" above those previously mentioned words and the word "yen" below.
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It would seem there is meaning in this presentation, but I am not making the connection. The letters are there to spell 'assassinated' but I don't find that kind of rearrangement compelling.
Any help would be appreciated.
Jim Ross
Update: "Tesa" lacks one letter of being an anagram for "Team" and "Desa" lacks one letter of being an anagram of "Seal." Too close to "Seal Team" to be coincidental, given my low bar, but not close enough to proof that WDG knew about OBL assassination or the date. I've got to think there's a rational that provides that demonstration.
Update: The original configuration of 'tesa' and 'desa,' when converted into Luo Clement's (WD Gann pen name IMO) table of numeric values and sum those values, give you a value of 9 for the word 'tesa' and 11 for 'desa:'
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It would seem there is meaning in this presentation, but I am not making the connection. The letters are there to spell 'assassinated' but I don't find that kind of rearrangement compelling.
Any help would be appreciated.
Jim Ross
Update: "Tesa" lacks one letter of being an anagram for "Team" and "Desa" lacks one letter of being an anagram of "Seal." Too close to "Seal Team" to be coincidental, given my low bar, but not close enough to proof that WDG knew about OBL assassination or the date. I've got to think there's a rational that provides that demonstration.
Update: The original configuration of 'tesa' and 'desa,' when converted into Luo Clement's (WD Gann pen name IMO) table of numeric values and sum those values, give you a value of 9 for the word 'tesa' and 11 for 'desa:'
Concatenated, we have "9/11."
Now, if we substitute m & l for letters s & d in the words 'tesa' and 'desa' we get "seal team." But where is the '6' to make it "Seal Team 6?" Well, we sum the numbers for both the original spellings and for the adapted anagrams. We get 2 and 4 which is 6.
Seal team 6
He knew. I wouldn't use the above as proof because its a bit removed from the simple logic and a bit too reminiscent of the '23 enigma' in how I got to the answer. But I have that low bar for evidence based on hundreds of hours of study and dozens of more compelling enigma answers that support my conclusion and even, faith, that he knew.
Still looking for more confirmation, but I am satisfied.
Update: Three meaningful asides. 1. If you take the 15 acrostic letters and 15 telestic numbers in the above MOT insert, you will find that an anagram that can be formed from those letters is "assassinated." 2. You may also notice "sAc" under the acrostic word "tesa" which might be recognized as "Strategic Air Command." 3. Third, OBL was a popular folk hero (near diety) among Muslims...not just an outlier radical as our leaders want us to believe. If he died on the right side of the MOT via 5/2/2011, who died on the left side in 1853? Zorro or Joaquinn Murrieta Carrillo was assassinated on 7/25/1853 by a special "team" of California Rangers. Among the large California Mexican contingent in 1853, Carrillo was a folk hero and he became the later fictionalized legend, Zorro. As had OBL, Carrillo had a large bounty on his head.]
Still looking for more confirmation, but I am satisfied.
Update: Three meaningful asides. 1. If you take the 15 acrostic letters and 15 telestic numbers in the above MOT insert, you will find that an anagram that can be formed from those letters is "assassinated." 2. You may also notice "sAc" under the acrostic word "tesa" which might be recognized as "Strategic Air Command." 3. Third, OBL was a popular folk hero (near diety) among Muslims...not just an outlier radical as our leaders want us to believe. If he died on the right side of the MOT via 5/2/2011, who died on the left side in 1853? Zorro or Joaquinn Murrieta Carrillo was assassinated on 7/25/1853 by a special "team" of California Rangers. Among the large California Mexican contingent in 1853, Carrillo was a folk hero and he became the later fictionalized legend, Zorro. As had OBL, Carrillo had a large bounty on his head.]