THE ART OF COORIE - THE NEW TREND

Harry Potter rail line.

Scotland is where people like to 'COORIE' (enjoy the things around you; be snug and cosy; slow down and be content.)

  
Dalbeattie in Dumfries and Galloway.

Tourists come to Scotland to coorie doon with friendly people.

Scotland was voted Most Welcoming Country by Rough Guides readers.

Rough Guides name Scotland as their 'favourite destination'

Dumfries.

In Scotland you can COORIE with the coos.

Dumfries and Galloway.

In Scotland, you can cycle to a country inn, and coorie doon with John Buchan and a wee dram.


DUMFRIES AND GALLOWAY, PART ONE. PART TWO PART THREE PART FOUR PART FIVE

Dumfries and Galloway was where Fergie came when she wanted to relax and coorie.

PHOTOS . DUMFRIES  DALBEATTIE CASTLE DOUGLAS KIRKCUDBRIGHT  DOUGLAS DAY.

Dalbeattie, in Scotland, a good place to 'coorie' (enjoy the things around you; be snug and cosy; slow down and be content.)

Some Scots like to coorie-doon with their bidie-in.

'Coorie' is a Scottish word meaning 'to snuggle' or 'cuddle'.

A bidie-in is a live-in wife or partner.


Balcary Bay, Dumfries and Galloway.

You can 'coorie' with anything Scottish - such as Arthur's Seat, the Old Man of Storr, Irn Bru, cullen skink or cranachan.

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You can 'coorie' with Scottish dancing in Jakarta, Indonesia.


Queen Elizabeth (left)

Gabriella Bennett is the author of The Art of Coorie.

According to Gabriella, 'Coorie' is about using the things around you - in order to find contentment.

For the Queen, at Balmoral, that can mean the world of heather and lochs and dogs.



For Rabbie Burns, that meant coorying doon with various bidie-oots.

RABBIE BURNS AND OTHER GAY/BI SCOTS



Top people like to coorie in Scotland.



Above, we see the art of coorie in Jakarta.


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WORLD'S MOST BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY - North Coast 500 - South West Coastal 300

Geoffrey Morrison - The road to Applecross at sunset. From Instagram

Rough Guide  recently voted SCOTLAND the most beautiful country in the world.



Forbes has an article entitled: The Stark And Incredible Beauty Of A Scottish Highlands Road Trip

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Scotland's visitor attractions are outstripping those in the rest of the UK, according to a new report. 

Scotland's visitor attractions recorded a 15.6% increase in visitor numbers between 2015 and 2016 compared to an overall UK increase of 7.2% - growing faster for the third year in a row.



Iona gets half a million tourists and pilgrims each year.



Threave Gardens, above, is one of many world-class gardens in Scotland.



Dundee, above, is as interesting as Edinburgh.



The Edinburgh Fringe is the world’s largest arts festival.

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ONS: Sharp rise in North American visitors to Scotland .

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Boom time as record numbers of tourists flock to Scotland.

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If the Highlands seem too crowded with nouveaux riche billionaires, then try South West Coastal 300, which is more the place for the royals and others who do not want to be recognised.

South West Scotland!

South West Coastal 300 means Dumfries and Galloway.

DUMFRIES AND GALLOWAY, PART ONE.

DUMFRIES AND GALLOWAY, PART TWO .

Dalbeattie.

DUMFRIES AND GALLOWAY, PART THREE

DUMFRIES AND GALLOWAY - PART FOUR .


 Balcary Bay, Dumfries and Galloway - for the cognoscenti.

Best of all is South West Coastal 300

"Drive through the magnificent Crawick Pass in the Lowther Hills to reach the coast of the Solway Firth. 

"On the way, you may want to detour to visit Scotland`s Highest Village – Wanlockhead.

"Discover delightful towns and villages along the Solway Coast such as Kippford and Kirkcudbright as you head for the remote Mull of Galloway – Scotland`s most southerly point and delight in views of the Galloway Hills, Lakeland Fells, the Isle of Man and even the Mountains of Mourne!


Rockcliffe - favourite of the elite.

"Explore the Machars Peninsula along the way where you can discover the history of St Ninian and find out about the rich history we have to offer.

"Heading north from the Mull of Galloway, pop into Portpatrick with its harbourside pubs and restaurants as you head towards Stranraer. Look out for seals at Lendalfoot as you head for Girvan before you turn inland towards Sanquhar."

South West Coastal 300 - Visit South West Scotland .

South West Coastal 300

SPOOKS, JOURNALISTS, CATHOLICS; MICKLETHWAIT, VERNON WALTERS, HARRY POTTER

John Micklethwait (above), who has been top editor at The Economist, is to become top editor at Bloomberg.

Micklethwait has attended Bilderberg.

Other Brits who have taken over in the USA are:

Mark Thompson, formerly of the BBC, is now the New York Times chief executive.

Gerard Baker, formerly of the BBC, is editor in chief of the Wall Street Journal.

Will Lewis, formerly of the Daily Telegraph, is chief executive of Dow Jones.

Deborah Turness, formerly of ITV news, is president of NBC News.

www.ft.com/

JEWISH SENATOR RAPED BOYS; BUSH AND BIN LADEN LINK....

The Economist has been suffering from a decline in print circulation and in advertising.

This is not surprising, considering that The Economist has failed to tell us the truth about:

ISIS, the Ukraine, child abuse rings and most other topics linked to the western security services.

The Economist supported the Iraq war.

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The USA is losing support?

John Micklethwait recently wrote:

Leaders: The West's malaise | The Economist

1. The levels of unpopularity and disengagement in the West have now risen to staggering levels.

Since 2004 a clear majority of Americans have told Gallup that they are dissatisfied with the way they are governed, with the numbers of those fed-up several times climbing above 80%.

(Higher than during Watergate).

2. Britain's Conservative Party, one of the West's most successful political machines, had 3m members in the 1950s; it will fight the election in May with fewer than 200,000.


RISING INEQUALITY REDUCES GROWTH - THINKTANK.

3. In 2015 François Hollande may well break his own record for French presidential unpopularity, with his 13% approval rating descending into single digits...

4. Western governments have added over $13 trillion of debt since the credit crunch and ... many are running out of money.

Micklethwait fails to mention that most journalists are also unpopular.


Carol Rutz. CIA USES TORTURE TO CREATE MIND-CONTROLLED TERRORISTS...

John Micklethwait is related to the Duke of Norfolk.

John Micklethwait's wife, Fevronia Read, is half-Lebanese.

Micklethwait was educated at Ampleforth (a spooky Catholic boarding school) and at Magdalen College, Oxford).

Ampleforth is linked to Harry Potter. Hogwarts is based on Ampleforth and filming of Harry Potter took place at Ampleforth.

Ampleforth's old boys include a number of spooky people:

• Colonel Sir David Stirling (1915–1990), founder of the SAS
• Andrew Bertie (born 1929), first British Grand Master of the Knights Hospitaller (Freemason)
• Andrew Knight (born 1939), journalist, editor, and media magnate
• Captain Robert Nairac (1948–1977), George Cross, intelligence officer.

The following went to Stonyhurst

• Frank Foley, British army offcier and secret agent.
• Mark Thompson, New York Times
• General Vernon A. Walters, General US Army; Deputy Director of the CIA.
• Rupert Allason

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Spooks are usually connected to child sexual abuse and mind control.

Ampleforth school faces series of lawsuits over sexual abuse ...

J K ROWLING, MADELEINE McCANN, MI5, POPE FRANCIS, TAVISTOCK MIND CONTROL

The spooky JK Rowling (above) has posted on her blog a statement opposing independence for Scotland.

Certain people, termed 'Cyber-Nationalists', have written abusive comments about Rowling.

The former Scottish National Party deputy leader Jim Sillars believes that these 'Cybernationalists' may be working for the spy service MI5 and that their job is to discredit the Nationalists.

Scottish independence campaigner claims MI5 is leading ....

Rowling

Rowling writes:

1. "I was born in the West Country and grew up on the Welsh border and while I have Scottish blood on my mother's side, I also have English, French and Flemish ancestry... 

2. "I worry about whether North Sea oil can, as we are told by the 'Yes' campaign, sustain and even improve Scotland's standard of living...

(In other words, the oil wealth will make Scotland poorer.)

Pope voices fears over Scottish independence. / 'ITALIAN FASCIST' POPE FRANCIS / POPE FRANCIS, JEWS AND OPUS DEI / Court affidavits claim Pope Francis trafficked children

Rowling writes:

3. "Scotland must compete in the same global markets, defend itself from the same threats and navigate what still feels like a fragile economic recovery. 

"The more I listen to the Yes campaign, the more I worry about its minimisation and even denial of risks...

(In other words, Scotland is too small to become rich and successful, like Singapore, Switzerland and Norway)

4. "(There are) 'grave concerns' that independence could jeopardise what is currently Scotland's world-class performance in the area of medical research...

 (In other words, Scotland is too small to be successful, like Singapore, Switzerland and Norway)


J K Rowling 

Rowling is very close to Gordon Brown, who also seems a bit spooky?

The Sargeants Inn (now closed) had a fascinating blog entry which mentioned JK Rowling, Gordon Brown and Madeleine McCann.

Here are a few quotes:

"There were the crazy rumours... the whole Madeleine thing being the result of a sinister social experiment conducted by the Tavistock Institute...

"The Tavistock Institute were also alleged to have provided the occult blueprints for the whole Potter franchise..."


Kurt Lewin's Tavistock Institute of Human Relations studies the use of terror to achieve mind control. (Cached )

"There was all that talk of Madeleine’s face appearing on the bookmarks shipped out with the release of her last novel, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows...

"JK Rowling is a very close friend of Gordon Brown and his wife Sarah. In fact Rowling was one of the first to wander out of the maternity ward after the birth of the couple’s son in July 2006...

Exeter

"Madeleine McCann?

"Rowling went to Exeter University. 

"Exeter is home to the McCann’s ‘Tapas’ friends, Richard O’Brien and Jane Tanner, and secondly it is also the place Robert Murat is alleged to have visited shortly before Madeleine’s disappearance in May 2007. Robert’s sister attends the University there.

"Oh, and Rowling also lived in Portugal too. 

"Is Madeleine the 'snitch' and the great British Public the 'seeker, occassionally set off balance by no-end of 'bludgers' from the mainstream press and Mitchell's not insubstantial PR offensive?..."

"Rowling's favourite children's author and co-founder of Fabian Socialism was an accredited Witch."

"There is the no small issue of Rowling expressing a particular fondness for children's writer, E. Nesbit who was amongst the founding members of the Fabian Society...

"Nesbit is also alleged to have been a member of the ... 'satanic' cult, The Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn along with 'wickedest man in the world', Aleister Crowley...

Satanist Crowley. The British security services, fascism and child abuse / ALEISTER CROWLEY.

"Are Harry, Lord Voldemort and Crowley different facets of the same person?"

"The Fabian Society; what is it?...

"The Guardian Newspaper describes the Fabian Society and Ed Balls, the society's chair, as Brown's closest allies...

"Past and present members have included HG Wells, George Bernard Shaw, Gordon Brown, Tony Blair, Alistair Campbell and hundreds more...

"At the historical core of The Fabian Society, however, are Beatrice Potter Webb and Sidney Webb...

"If there’s one thing they really enjoyed as a couple, it was in perfecting the role played by ‘propaganda’ in controlling the hearts and minds of the proletariat...

“To play those millions of minds, to watch them slowly respond to an unseen stimulus, to guide their aspirations without their knowledge - all this whether in high capacities or in humble - is a big and endless game of chess of ever extraordinary excitement.”

-- Sidney Webb, former leader of Fabian Society

Fabian and 33rd degree Freemason Annie Besant

"...Is Lord Voldemort based on Aleister Crowley (1875-1947)...?

"A member of the infamous 19th century magical order, the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn along with the popular children's author, Edith Nesbit, Crowley is alleged to have discovered at the age of eleven his true identity... Harry discovers he is a wizard at the age of eleven...

"Are Harry, Lord Voldemort and Crowley different facets of the same person?"

Nesbit, a founding member of the Fabian Society.

"Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and ...the Fabian Society ... share a number of its characteristics.

"As a writer Nesbit popularized an innovative style of children's fantasy... Her novels included The Phoenix and the Carpet (1904) and The Railway Children (1906)...

"Fabian Society members often moonlighted as members of neo-pagan cults, like The Theosophical Society and The Hermetic Order of The Golden Dawn.

"The Theosophical Society, founded by the charismatic, Madame Helena Blavatsky, arose out of the ashes of the Society for Psychical Research (previously the Ghost Society) in 1882 and expounded a mystical and esoteric tradition not unlike the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn...

"Edith Nesbit held court at The Golden Dawn...

"So there you have it, Rowling's favourite children's author and co-founder of Fabian Socialism was an accredited Witch, steeped in all manner of sorcery and kabbalah. When they weren't proposing motions, this lot were making potions.



"Is Bellatrix LeStrange based on the character Beatrice Lestrange Bradley created by Gladys Mitchell?

"...Mitchell had... an interest in the occult.

"A psychiatric advisor to the Home Office, Beatrice Lestrange Bradley uses no small degree of witchcraft to unravel her cases. 

"She's unconventional and unorthodox and she has a peculiar tolerance for being able to both condone and to commit murder...

"It was Mitchell's friend and fellow detective writer, Helen de Guerry Simpson (1897-1940) who aroused Mitchell's interest in demonology...

"In the film The Order of the Phoenix, Bellatrix Lestrange, played by Helena Bonham-Carter has the prison number '93' tatooed on the back of her neck. 

"The number 93 relates directly to the religion of Thelema, adapted from the philosophy of François Rabelais by Aleister Crowley in 1904 with the writing of The Book of the Law. 

"Crowley's former home on Loch Ness, Boleskine House, is reputed to lie on the '93 Current' energy line."

Mitchell

"Does Grimmauld Place (the address of The Order Of The Phoenix) have anything to do with King Grimoald who defeated the Merovingian dynasty?

Blavatsky

"Is the Potter character, Cassandra Vablatsky a tribute to Madame Blavatsky - founder of the Theosophical Society?

"I think it's reasonably safe to assume that the author of required Hogwarts textbook, 'Unfogging The Future', Cassandra Vablatsky is a tribute Madame Blavatsky, whom Aleister Crowley cited amongst his profoundest inspirations.

"As we've seen already, Madame Blavatsky was one of the main instigators of the 19th century English occult revival. It's claimed she wore an 'Eastern Star Emblem' most of her life as a sign of respect to the Scottish Rite of Freemasonry...

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