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Pluto's First Casualty?

When news broke that New York Governor Eliot Spitzer was busted in a federal wiretap of prostitution rings, author Eileen Grimes saw Pluto's handiwork. Here you have a longtime prosecutor of vice linked to the hidden world of elite prostitution. Always eager to probe a Plutonian mystery, Eileen offers readers some insight into Spitzer's sudden political fall from Time's Crusader of the Year to "Client 9."

From Eileen: "Pluto in any sign is going to 'root out' the unseemly and dark, digging up skeletons in the backyard. Whatever sign Pluto is in, means the issues pertaining to that sign will be under intense scrutiny during the passage through that sign. Pluto in Capricorn has political and governmental structures in its sights. There won't be ANY mercy on these governing bodies, whatsoever -- it's going to expose everything that is corrupt and unethical. Today's news could be the 'shot across the bow' in this new era of Pluto in Capricorn -- the event heralding that no one is immune, or can escape, this type of investigating."

The sting exposed the Emperor's Club VIP, with a clientele of wealthy men and a prostitute rating in diamonds, with a 7-star woman going for $5,500. Eileen points out that diamonds are also ruled by Capricorn, being the hardest substance on Earth. Spitzer's Saturn is at 4 degrees Capricorn (birthdate 6/10/59), with everything repressed being imploded by the Pluto conjunction. "Not to mention a wide conjunction of Uranus and Mars," she says, "Methinks we might have a bit of 'kink' here." Says Eileen, "I find it fascinating that what rooted this guy out is the very thing that Pluto in Capricorn would rule -- a federal (Capricorn) wiretap (Pluto)." And symbolically, at least one "Emperor" now has no clothes, and stands naked before his constituents and family. Eileen predicts more outing of scandalous behavior, and hints that the election season may hold a few such surprises.

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Monday March 10, 2008 | comments (3)

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