Number 13
The number 13 is known as the “unlucky” number, likely because in Hebrew numerals it spells out the word יגה ygh yagah for “grief” & “suffering”. That’s more evidence that our society — down to seemingly “folksy” superstition — was secretly shaped by the offspring of ancient spook rulers: Behind the scenes, the still use the imperial Semitic languages of their Fertile Crescent god-emperor ancestors. The 13 may also be used as a hoax marker.
The Hebrew spelling of 13 is יג yg, which makes for a good pun with יגה ygh “grief” & “suffering”. There’s no good official explanation why this number should be bad, so this must be it.
The spooks may also to use the number 13 as a hoax marker. Miles has recently started to highlight the 13 in spooky history reports, such as the Pacific theater articles. It may be a pun with Semitic הגג hgg “imagining” & “fantasizing”. The pun isn’t as good, because there’s no Y in the base form. But vowels don’t count, and with Hebrew verbs, you can always prefix with Y for the third person, or suffix with Y for an adjective. So יג yg “13” would count as a pun with הגגי hggy “imaginary” & “fantasized”. It may therefore be a hoax marker.
| Number | Hebrew numeral |
|---|---|
| 10 | י Yod |
| 3 | ג Gimel |
| 13 = 10 + 3 | יג yg ≈ יגה ygh = grief, suffering |
| 13 = 10 + 3 | יג yg ≈ הגגי hggy = fantasized, imaginary |