Quotes: “A landmark book... it is necessary to make public the immense amount of work...sheds incredible light on the Rennes-le-Château affair...the search for an ‘object of power’...It's time to break the silence and reveal a flood of truth...”

This is highly reminiscent of the bombastic rhetoric of Gino Sandri that nobody takes any notice of, and which even people refuse to criticise. This latest embarrassment about the “monogram of Frederick III Habsburg and the miraculous Host of Vintras” was equivalent to the well-described “Jesus Bloodline” by Otto von Habsburg, who, in a 1982 BBC radio interview suitably called it “another absurdity”. Except in this case we are dealing with someone who has previously written a book called “The Rise” – and in the English language “taking the rise” is an informal British idiom meaning to tease, mock, or make fun of someone, often in a gentle or, at times, more pointed way. It is synonymous with “taking the Mickey” or “pulling someone's leg,” and therfore attempting to get a rise out of someone.

“The Adventure Continues” – must keep the pot boiling, keeping the mystification active – we cannot stop!

Likewise, in the interests of maintaining balance, keeping the irrational at bay and warding off distorted reasoning – the scepticism continues....or else (see illustration below).