C12Q052- The Four Planes that Did not Answer

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The Four Planes that Did not Answer
Compact interpretation on 21-SEP-2003
There isn't a detailed interpretation in English language for this presage yet.
Please refer to the Portuguese Version for the complete interpretation and
the historical follow-up of the facts.

XII. 52.

Deux corps, un chef. châps divisez en deux,
Et puis respondre à quatre non ouys,
Petits pour Grands. a pertuis mal pour eux.
Tour d'Aigues foudre, pire pour Enssouis.

XII. 52.

Two bodies, one chief. Champs divided in two
And after to answer to four non heard
Little ones (passing) for great ones. Evil (ruin) from the loss
Tower of the Eagles, lightening (death). Worse for those with money

This quatrain refers to the 11_SEP Attacks.

The first verse talks about two bodies and one chief. It's a reference to Ossama bin Laden and Mulah Omar. Bin laden, by the power of his money was in fact the chief. Some doubt that the Mulah Omar have a perfect mental health due his strange decisions (the beard decree., for example). The continuation talks about the Taliban's bases and the Al-Qaeda bases in Afghanistan.

The second verse says that, as a consequence of this arrangement there would come the 11-SEP Attacks. The four that did not answered were the four planes.

The third verse says that both tale bans and Al-Qaeda were small passing for great ones and the continuation says that their ruin would come as an outcome from their actions.

The fourth verse talks about the towers (the eagle is a symbol of USA) and the continuation refers to Wall street in a symbolic way. The term "sou" in old French and in a "familiar" context means money. So, "enssouis" is a term formed by the prefix "en" (which means to have a property, for instance (also in English and in Portuguese): light, en.light.en) and the sufix "ir" (in the past, "is") to make it the past participle of a constructed verb. Enssouis is similar to "mony".