Admiral Charles William de la Poer Beresford, First Baron Beresford, G.C.B., G.C.V.O., Royal Navy was an officer of the Royal Navy. Born in Curraghmore, Waterford County, Ireland, on February 10 1846 he was son of a Protestant minister and his wife. Beresford enjoyed a career in the Royal Navy and as a Member of Parliament for the Unionist cause. His indomitable spirit gave him the nickname of Charlie B — a pun on England’s John Bull. He died shortly after attending President Theodore Roosevelt’s funeral from pneumonia on 6 September, 1919 . The similarities in these two political / military…
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Fighting Cammille Mrs. Adams met her husband in England during World War II when she was a firefighter; they relocated to the States after the War and settled in Maryland. There is no mention of her second or succeeding husbands. or what happened to him; that’s a mystery. She reposed on May 11, 2011 in Bowie, Maryland. Astro Highlights: Moon and Neptune are the handle to her Wheelbarrow Temperament Type making her highly psychic/intuitive She has a 2nd House Preponderance of Spiritual Consummation Grand Trine in Water Her Line of Vitality is Inconjunct Her Line of of Motivation Sextile Line…
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Grassley is an ex-democrat who changed parties in 1981 with the Reagan blue wave. He is the senior senator from his home state of Iowa. Married in 1951, he and his wife of 66 years have five children. He is the chairman of the Judiciary Committee reviewing the Kavanaugh-Ford allegations. Grassley’s chart is very similar to the previous Alan Alda post. Again both are see-saw temperaments but where Alda had all three generational planets in the east, Grasley has only two plus Saturn in the fourth, and again the west side shows his public persona full of charm and urbanity…
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Gramsci’s rectified chart. Gramsci’s ascendant is 29 Aries, that Dr. Gordon, calls an “independent and domineering disagreeable character” one who stands in his own in his insistence of being correct. “Through his overbearing nature stands to become a social outcast and at some point in time sustains great loses through ostracism.” Maybe, but in Europe he became a folk hero. There are several Marxist sites devoted to Gramsci, one at the Marxists International Archive, and the other at the International Gramsci Society Benito Mussolini’s fascists arrested Gramsci and imprisoned him (1926) because they were nationalists and he was an internationalist. At…
