The Men Behind Beckhams Tattoos

Louis Molloy.
from Wikpedia:
"Louis Molloy is a Manchester -based tatto artist who designed 'David Beckham's back tattoo, depicting a bald, winged, angelic figure. Beckham calls the tattoo his "guardian angel" and premiered it in 1999 after work finished in April that year.
Molloy has since completed tattoos on other celebrities including Spice Girls Mel C, Mel B and Victoria Beckham;......"
He refers to himself as 'Manchester-based', not British although he was born in Manchester. A tatoo artist turned fashion designer and hotel travel promoter.

He now designs t-shirts. The above design is called 'Michaelangelo', yet he claimed on video that his design was intended to be a swimmer preparing to dive. He also claimed that the design was entirely Beckhams idea.
see video at: http://youtu.be/Lp1HhWsY1tM
There is no name for this design offering but maybe it is supposed to be John the Baptist's head? Or a wiley old Rabbi's beard? Either way it's quite revolting.

The company logo is: MTS EST. It is presumably intended to mean Middleton Tattoo Studio, ESTablished 1981, but could equally mean "Melek Taus Satan' SET ... Why Middleton (tattoo)? Isn't that prince William's wife's name?

On his 'travel' blog, attached to his tattoo blog he advertises for the following businesses:

1) Les Trois Roi Hotel in Basel (five star)

2) A shop in Basel called Donatelli selling slippers with skull & cross bones design, (Freemasons/Knights Templar etc), is also the emblem of Malcolm Glazer, the Manchester United owner's Florida club called the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. see article: DAVID BECKHAM AND THE RED DEVILS Labels: David Beckham and The Red Devils

Malcolm Glazer and two brothers.

David Beckham searching for Maddie McCann.
Maddie Mcann, like the Soham girls, dressed in a footballers t-shirt. What does it mean 'procure' Madeleine dot com? It sounds like they are selling children not searching for them. Also what is that symbol in the middle of her t-shirt? It looks like a mask? (a skull?).
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Update:28.10.2011
Origin of name Louis Molloy:
Lewis (English); Louis (French); Ludwig (German); Clovis (Frankish?).
The Name Molloy seems to have a connection to the French kings of the House of Bourbon.
see: Bourbon Dynasty Restored
The House of Bourbon were Franks who, starting with the king Hugh 'Capet', became known as the 'Capetian' kings because of their tradition of riding into battle behind the raised banner of a red cape with a skull (&cross bones?) on it. The skull was claimed to be of St. John the Baptist, and the cape was claimed to be the (red) cloak of St Martin of Tours. St Martin's cape had been previously carried into battle by Merovingians and then Carolingians, in fact treaties were signed using the Cape as tablecloth. The skull was a device apparantly added by the Capetians instead of the christian cross.

Here is an interesting site which claims that St. Martin's Cape was Blue, not red. The Red was the flag of St Denis: The Oriflamme

The name Molloy is also spelt 'Maloy' and another version appears to be 'Molay'. Jacques de Molay was the leader of the Knights Templar who was arrested and burned at the stake for Satanism, Usury and worshipping of skulls believed to represent John the Baptist. The name Molloy in Hebrew might be 'Molloch'.
Romeo: As on David Beckham's back.
Romeo & Juliet: Shakepeare's play, is about two rival Houses, Montegue and Capulet. Romeo himself was of the House of Capulet (A Capetian? like the Bourbon king Hugh Capet?)

Alfa Romeo: see: Behind Beckhams Tattoos

Info. on red flag with skull: David Beckham and The Red Devils
The name of the pirate flag the 'Jolly Roger' is said to come from the French 'Joli Rouge' meaning 'pretty red'. However, it occurs to me that the name 'Joli' in French also applies to the Joker in a pack of cards. The Joker is a card that is either high or low and is therefore considered to be either 'God' of the 'Devil'. So that's it! The Red Devil! The name of Manchester United FC. and AC Milan's mascots.

Also see: loans from Manchester United
• Six members of family revealed to have borrowed from club• David Conn: How the Glazers have milked United for millions