Nostradamus C2 Q22: The voices of men whose calls begin our demise.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015

From within the anagrams of this verse emerge links that by their presence lower the chance of them being by chance to a level that suggests Nostradamus put them there in the manner they appear.

An important thread is that of the greater voice substituted mentioned in the fourth line of text for there are anagrams for sad jingo emerge  brogues and echoed ills that give dimension to that phrase.

But there are also anagrams that fit to the story lines that constantly recur in Nostradamus prophecies partciularly that of a cult whose belief that Christ had a mortal lineage leads them to experiment with the human genome thereby accidentally triggering a new species. The above themes merge in the second line where there are sequences that read as though future men will speak with sadness about the time when human kind preceded a species that is more sublime.