The mysterious William Allen MP
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#J303 The Dolls House of Eleanora Duse
Eleonora Duse was born Oct. 3, 1858, near Vigevano, Lombardy, in then the Austrian Empire — now Italy. She died April 21, 1924 in Pittsburgh, Pa., U.S. Marc Jones gives her birth time as 2:00 am but we find that a bit fast, and rectified her to 1:30 am with an ascendant of 18 LEO 20. This symbol is {SS} a “houseboat party, ” apropos, because she worked with the theatrical ensemble to entertain the paying guests (audience).
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#J297 Danny Cox heavyweight boxer
There are a few issues with Jones’s notation on Danny Cox. First he has him born in Washington DC while Boxing Record lists NYC. We went with Boxing Rec, and suspect that Mr. Cox was born in Hell’s Kitchen near Times Square. The Jones chart is the first in Green; ours follows.
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Who is Sonny Perdue? Sonny Perdue, no relation to Frank and his chickens, is the United States Secretary of Agriculture since 2017 and grew up in a farming family in Bonaire, Georgia. He was born George Ervin Perdue III on December 20, 1946, time unknown. We have rectified his birth time to 6:29 am giving him a symbol of (HS) Cancer 04, “a young boy learning the importance of moksha”, also called “mukti.” Moksha embodies the Hindu concept of ultimate freedom and liberation deriving its meaning from mukt or (Sanskrit) “liberation,” i.e. release from the life-death cycle (samsara) of mundane…
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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…





