Nostradamus C2 Q73: A corporate rebel brings about disaster via an attack on airports.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015

This and the verses to either side of it are united by anagram references to birds such as penguin in C1 Q72, oyster birds in this verse and an eagle in C2 Q74 but fortunately the anagrams and the text of this verse can start to weld a unified picture for them all.

The first two lines of text say The shore of Lake Garda to Lake Fucino, Taken from the Lake of Geneva to the port of L'Orgon and this is an apt way describing a massive inundation event that turns these lakes into one system thereby giving relevance to the anagram for penguin in the previous verse.

And the last two lines of text have a dual reference to the number three. These say Born with three arms the predicted warlike image, Through three crowns to the great Endymion with the reference to Endymion tying the meaning to a lover of the moon.

The three crowns suggest that some of the countries involved in the war are the Scandinavian countries such as Denmark and Sweden who use three crowns in their national emblems. The anagrams produce a picture whereby a person of unreason ( uronnes a) will deny corporationism ( Endy - mion Par trois c) has gone wrong until a conspirator ( n Par trois co) within its ranks plots to bring about the demise of airports ( Par trois), it is this that trigggers the event that makes water birds and eagles relevant metaphors for their unified stories.

# Oyster-bird: wading bird with stout legs, heavy wedge-shaped bill, and often black-and-white plumage
# Faculae: (Latin) a little torch or bright spot.
# Deneb: brightest star in the constellation of Cygni (swan).

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