Session 30 September 1994

[Jones]

Beige or tan beret in the military are usually worn by elite special operations personnel.

 

[Thassa]

Beige or tan beret in the military are usually worn by elite special operations personnel.

Yes, but the green too.

 

[palestine]

Beige or tan beret in the military are usually worn by elite special operations personnel.

Thank you!

For the record:

Session 27 January 1996

A: Jesus is one of us in "special service" sector.

Q: (L) Like a "green beret?"

A: No, more like a "beige beret."

Q: (L) What is a 'beige beret?'

A: Just our term.

C "used a term" - "their" term - so it's difficult for me to be conclusive here

 

[Thassa]

Hello,

I understood it as is, so a classification "type", bound to 6th density (so it's difficult to say if it has a meaning, symbolism).

Yes, true, the green berets. The "beret" may be an allusion to this. For reason yet unknown, the beige color seems associated, too. If you have any idea...

So I really don't know!

My guess.
Green beret reflects infiltration and disguise.
Beige beret reflects straightforward action.

Why?

Green berets are worn by the USA Army Special Forces, their focus is on non-conventional warfare and stealth actions. The green color matches that of jungles, where such warfare is more common.

The beige (also called tan) berets are worn by the USA Rangers, their specialty is direct combat. The beige colors matches that of the sand present in open terrain and deserts.

So, calling Jesus a beige beret agent might mean he presents himself in combat as he is. Instead of acting as a sly snake whose main asset is disguise (green beret).



Well, that's just my guess.

 

[Thassa]

Beige or tan beret in the military are usually worn by elite special operations personnel.

Actually, beige beret is worn by the USA Rangers.
Special Forces wear green beret.