Incredible! An article comprised of 6,705 French words that is as equally totally abhorrent as it is ridiculous. The author accepts and trusts the decoding technique to the Large Parchment given by Philippe Duquesnois and Paul Saussez – but concedes right at the bottom of his article (quote): “...the whole part of the pseudo-codings...because I definitely don’t understand any of it!” Meaning he is unable to check their credibility and integrity! (The explanations given by the authors Philippe Duquesnois and Paul Saussez as to the decoding of the Large Parchment are completely different to each other!)

You do not have to be a genius to construct a “code” to the Large Parchment, only to be born mathematically gifted. The “codes” to both parchments could have been made in 1964 by Philippe de Chérisey – just like he always claimed. But it's obvious he did not keep notes of his works and the exact details of his “decoding technique” – in the very same way that I did not take a note of the old film that I watched during the 1980s that showed the original “elbow kiss” – when that same gimmick was also repeated by Marion Ravenwood to Indiana Jones (by director Steven Spielberg and writer George Lucas in their 1981 film, “Raiders of the Lost Ark”, and there are other such examples in the said film).

The author rightly cites Wieland Wilker as the discoverer of the text to the Small Parchment – but failed to honour Bill Putnam in the same way when citing the origin of the text to the Large Parchment.

Lastly, in what way does the book “The True Celtic Language and the Cromleck of Rennes-les-Bains” by Abbé Henri Boudet (1886) got anything to do with Rennes-le-Château?

It transpires that the author of this particular article suffers from the same problems that he himself accuses others, of namely being “a perpetually hungry ogress, regularly feeds on its own fantasies, feasts on the eternally renewed delusions of its followers, and which, in the end, has even forgotten its authentic origin”.