Agreed. But if you want to write English with the Theban script, as there are no Theban characters? Or what if you want to write English with the RTL version of the Theban script which I found mentioned at http://catb.org/~esr/unicode/theban/? That can't be done by glyph level substitution.
So write it as a cipher of Hebrew :)
JH
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