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Discussion #12070Talk Sense

06 Jun 2016 11:18:52
What do you all make of these opening ceremonies? The 1 at the new Cern tunnel is particularly strange.

 

duccablue
06 Jun 2016 13:24:26
Funny : )
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southampton87
06 Jun 2016 13:30:16
Yh I see what you mean
Did you see when that tunnel opened
They were doing a mad march and things in that opening
Ceremony.
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TTTS
06 Jun 2016 17:05:41
There seemed to be all sorts of rituals going on. World leaders. Pope, priests, beheading etc.
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Bhoywonder
07 Jun 2016 10:28:06
apparently there's a cern game you can download lads, first to get to parallel universe wins, scary stuff.
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southampton87
07 Jun 2016 15:58:15
Yh I've heard and read this somewhere, that CERN is to locate black hole in our solar system. And they believe there is one just off earth
Has anyone heard this?
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Discussion #9883Talk Sense

04 Jun 2016 06:27:19
Do you think ed that the water supply in this country is leading men to be infertile? Or on a broader question, do you think that there's stuff in the water to supply to affect us more.
Cheers.

 

{Ed033's Note - Of course, imo, people should buy a water distiller for around £125 and distil any water they drink. Then after distilling, you might want to put some minerals back into the water. 'Ozoneate' the water also if you feel like it by purchasing an ozone machine and bubbling ozone through the water.

This doesn't stop the water you bath or shower in from affecting you, but it would be good to not shower in either chlorinated or fluoridated water. You don't want to be breathing in chlorine gas from a hot shower for instance.
liverbird madmax
04 Jun 2016 18:01:30
Cheers ed. Just ordered the distiller, been looking at them anyway.
I asked because I read an article from years ago saying that because of "the pill" which woman take, it proves that it was turning male fish infertile and in some cases making them female and it was all in our water. Pretty much saying it wasnt strong enough to do that us, but make men infertile. Crazy stuff, but believable.
{Ed033's Note - there's all kinds of negative stuff in the water. After distilling, if you wanted to you could put some '40,000 Volts Electrolyte Concentrate' liquid in the water, or something similar. Makes the water taste a lot better.
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Discussion #10882Talk Sense

03 Jun 2016 21:06:36
Fair enough ed, I was just bored at work so thought I'd see if there was any clues like there sometimes is in the economist front page. You got any predictions for the rest of the year?

 

{Ed033's Note - In America as it's a presidential voting year, you would expect the rest of this year to be quiet in USA.
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Discussion #10881Talk Sense

03 Jun 2016 18:24:40
Moving away from the EU slightly Now we are in June I thought I would re-look at the economist front cover for January. And make predictions for the rest of the year, certain European figures are in black and white so I'm going to plump for us leaving the EU, a spaceship out front so maybe they announce evidence of other life forms. And Russia to position themselves to make there move.

Ed033 could you add a link to it for me, won't work on my device. Would love your opinions too if you have the time.

 

{Ed033's Note - Just type a url in for a link on here

1. leaving the EU
Uk unlikely to leave but it won't make any difference even if uk does leave as their negative agenda will continue regardless

2. announce evidence of ET life forms
Not this year and probably not for the next decade or more

3. Russia to position themselves to make their move
Russia is always positioning itself like other countries are.
i don't know what 'move' you are thinking of, but WW3 or takeover of Europe or America; not this year, no
KimPhilby
04 Jun 2016 09:19:50
I'm also curious as to what this move is.
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horse4-bronze-coin1 horse10-bronzeribbonplate-1ew horse14-bronzeplate-1w Oncearedalwaysared
04 Jun 2016 16:47:04
Kim, I was merely going off the front cover of the economist. I really was THAT bored. Putin was one in colour compared to merkel and Cameron.

Back to the point, I meant Russia positioning themselves to control Europe or at the very least have a greater say just like the Americans are trying to get involved. I must admit I am just starting to take more interest in the bigger picture so may have the wrong end of the stick entirely.
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southampton87
05 Jun 2016 23:30:36
Kim I have a question
And it relates to what was asked
When USA activated the shield
Putin said America and NATO have put a threat on my
Doorstep
I will now have to go back with my people a work a way of watering down that threat
Do you think this was more posturing and a empty threat?
This is the only thing I can think of as why people ask on putins next move.
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KimPhilby
06 Jun 2016 00:16:37
Tricky. Putin knows that if the shield goes in unopposed then it makes him look weak. But he's not going to start a war of aggression over it unless backed into a corner.

The next move regards this could be something unexpected.

Regards the general principle of a European takeover. Its never been something of interest. Sure the czars wanted a warm water port and hegemony over the Slavic areas. Sure Stalin reacquired the baltics as a buffer zone then expanded it upto the Oder. let's face it he could have gone further.

No there's no interest in pushing on to the north sea/ channel. The aims have always been about Russian security. A buffer zone between ourselves and Germany and a sphere of influence over the eastern Europeans.

The problem is the eastern European Slavs don't want to be part of a greater Europe despite Putins desires. so it does create something of a problem. With nato in the doorstep the buffer zone looks thin.

However if the EU collapses then its a different ball game.
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southampton87
06 Jun 2016 13:36:55
Ok thanks
Allways good to hear educated information
Also I was thinking similar in regards to EU
And yes I agree that the buffer zone has been thinned dramatically and I think becuase of this and the view and respect he has managed to forge himself (bad or not)
Is why people are secretly wanting or anticipating a move .
As only the blind do not know what these latest lot of moves and activation of the shield is really for
As allways thank you for reply kim.
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Discussion #11882Talk Sense

03 Jun 2016 15:09:25
I used to read this site religiously but stopped when things were getting a little bit political as I had trouble following them.

I'm still undecided on how to vote in the EU ref coming up, can you please tell me which way you're voting and why.

Just to also make it more helpful, I'm a business owner who imports from the EU, specifically Holland and Germany so I also need to think about how that will effect me if the UK decide to leave.

Thank you.

 

horse4-bronze-coin1 horse10-bronzeribbonplate-1ew horse14-bronzeplate-1w Oncearedalwaysared
03 Jun 2016 18:30:19
Personalyl voting out, I believe we may start becoming more self sufficient with industry etc, something we lost due to globalisation and it being cheaper elsewhere. I believe that they want to make Europe one country, a United States of Europe if you will. Also, I don't like the look of TTIP which would get put in place without the British publics opinion.

Initially it will be a downturn in the economy, there will be if we stay as it will cause a domino effect and a slight uneasy approach towards the euro. However long term I believe we can prosper.

Cameron is using the 500 million customers argument, however other countries will want our custom and they will find a way to do so. There is also 7 billion people on earth who are just as likely to want our products. The wealthy may get hurt a little but the general public will benefit.

These are all just my opinions based on what I have read, but I am not happy with the way the country is being run, so something has to change.
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frankyscouser
03 Jun 2016 19:39:48
superkicker I assume the Germans and the Dutch buy your product not because your are in the EU but because they like your product, this is scare tactics and propaganda playing out .
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superkick
03 Jun 2016 21:57:55
Hi guys,

I am inclined to vote out on a personal level but I really don't know an awful lot about what's really going on.

Franky, I import from these countries, if we leave the EU I'll have to pay an importation fee and although I currently have my VAT code I would need to double check how it effects orders from abroad.

Makes my margins that bit slimmer.

Does anybody have any links to a video explaining the real differences between in and out? not the stuff I see in the media. thanks guys.
{Ed033's Note - your individual vote wont make any difference
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southampton87
03 Jun 2016 23:30:25
Agree with all post
And I think the FACTs
Britian was the 3rd largest economy before we joined the eu and are now 5th
France are bankrupt and police are blocking streets it's got so bad
Portugal are broke now
Same as the hostage held Greece
Most Dutch won't out of Europe
The biggest party in Germany in popularity won't the EU returned to the former ECC
Turkey will be made a eu member
We can't vote the presidents of EU in
TTIP no matter what they say is still live and will challenge you anyway
Nhs will be at risk and struggling
Cost of living will rise
And house prices will rise and rise
All good for bankers but no good at all for the people of our country
And all this and the good old remainers can only lie and tell ghost stories
If we remain we are marching to losing our democracy our loved one fought for and gave there lives for
We will lose the sovereignty and what is more our children's children
Will be taught a map in schools that has no mention of Scotland Ireland Wales and England
Is this what is wanted as a nation.
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southampton87
03 Jun 2016 23:31:56
Oh yeh I'm voting out
And if there is a true democracy and people with brains and love for the fallen then most will too.
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Discussion #5271Talk Sense

03 Jun 2016 13:02:42
Richplanet TV New Series - PART 1 OF 3. Various alternative info updates.

 

Rian
04 Jun 2016 13:57:13
Watched all three, and as usual Richard D. Hall is very enlightening and asks all the right questions.
{Ed033's Note - yes, Richard D. Hall, top guy.
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Discussion #11849Talk Sense

02 Jun 2016 12:33:37
Might be a stupid question but does everyone need to register to vote on the EU referendum? Or will I be able to vote because I'm a registered voter so no need to register separately.

 

Taurus01
02 Jun 2016 13:40:46
I'm not personally sure but if you haven't got a card come in the post telling you your details and your nearest polling station, I imagine you need to register.
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jimmyjones
02 Jun 2016 15:04:03
If you are registered and have voted recentely'you should be OK, if you don't get a polling card soon though. make a call before its too late.
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horse4-bronze-coin1 horse10-bronzeribbonplate-1ew horse14-bronzeplate-1w Oncearedalwaysared
02 Jun 2016 15:23:04
only need to register if moved recently.
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jimmyjones
03 Jun 2016 21:57:02
Been mentioned on the "news"today that nearly 4,000 voting cards have been sent out to people who were ineligible to vote in the referendum. is this the elites way of saying . we know we are in the s### and there is no way you will vote leave, vote again. and again if need be.?
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Discussion #9942Talk Sense

02 Jun 2016 02:59:17
Another strange one from msn news. A professor claims facebook app is listening to what everyone's up to. Turns out facebook app Is listening. As of now the listening tool in facebook app is only available in the U. S. Facebook say the the app is listening to what your watching and listening too so they can suggest you post about it. yeaaa right, really how long do you guys this "tool" has been hidden in facebook for? And there excuse c'mon please there taking us for stupid. Facebook Is just a front for the worlds leading intelligence agencies and our rights are being violated by this corrupt system.

 

Taurus01
02 Jun 2016 03:59:18
Well I've always believed anything you write on the internet is monitored. Even this webpage.
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Discussion #9352Talk Sense

02 Jun 2016 01:52:35
a story I have been following for over a month is the tory election fraud broke by channel 4, funny enough the same channel 4 that is getting made private.

if you have not heard of it the story in a nutshell is about the Conservative party overspending in the last election in areas that were 50/50.

they broke the law and now under investigation by the police, we are talking about 27 mps, this is a massive story that is only being reported in msm now, my guess the EU election is too important to distract that rigging votes is going on.

 

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Discussion #12069Talk Sense

01 Jun 2016 16:42:54
Would have being Marilyn Monroe's 90th birthday today. Mother of the modern Conspiracy theory.

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Discussion #9351Talk Sense

01 Jun 2016 13:12:48
been mad busy the last few months, so I wanna get this question in before the election .
who is in or out?

i am still voting out even thou the lab leadership is pro remain (in public anyway)

one thing that really surprised me was the former Greek economist Yanis Varoufakis is pro EU even after the EU/ IMF has imposed crippling repayments that will effect generations of Greeks,

never seen that coming .

 

kingkenny7
01 Jun 2016 15:13:04
I shall be voting leave franky, sounds like our greek friend has had a nice fat envelope to suddenly become so pro eu, how could you be when you have seen the mess 1st hand it has left Greece in, on another note it sounds like this vote is going to destroy the tory party so no matter what happens with the vote, at least some good will come out of it, what makes me smile is when each side accuses the other of pie in the sky fantasy world claims, I thought that was the whole basis of being a politician. Dodgy dave is on stoney ground no matter what result he gets, still he can drive away in his wife's 2nd hand Nissan micra. I have no doubt sadly that the vote will be rigged so they get the result they want.
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zari
01 Jun 2016 15:48:19
I don't get to vote franky but if I did, I would vote out. No rational person would would wish to be managed as a resource by a remotely located and centralized private corporation. Covert oligarchies with pseudo-election processes have had their millennia and their work always results in self-destruction.

No more trustees and limited referendums. Let's try some real democracy.

Varoufakis and Tsipras are children of the establishment. Pro-EU, pro-central management, pro-capitalist. anti-symbiotism = parasitism.
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MrJonesy
01 Jun 2016 16:09:41
My half brother who is an investment banker in London is voting out (surprisingly), can't stop telling me about it! If I was in your guys positions I would be voting out too. Good luck guys.
{Ed033's Note - You would expect the actual [rigged] vote announced by the government to be around 60% remain, 40% leave.
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frankyscouser
01 Jun 2016 17:46:57
normally I would agree edd but this time you have two establishments infighting and even the monarchy have cold feet.
so rigging the vote one way or another would be strange
(if it is 60/ 40 I take it back lol )

the impression I get it is very split on in or out .
you would think lab voters would remain but unless it directly effects you I think they are more out then in

its a crying shame about yanis varoufakis and Tsipras,
i loved the spirit of the greeks and thought they had a party that were fighting alongside them zari?

good to know kenny your not getting brainwashed by snp spiel about remaining.

a side note david icke did say in one of his books that 2016 would be a year were massive changes happen,
could it be the EU vote that will have a massive knock on effect around the globe?
{Ed033's Note - but as we've seen before if a country votes the opposite way to what they want, they either ignore the vote (France, Netherlands to go into EU) and carry on as it didn't happen or they have a second vote (Ireland to go into EU).

It should be obvious now that Jeremy Corbyn is 100% with the establishment, just like yanis varoufakis and Tsipras were/are.
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frankyscouser
01 Jun 2016 18:58:46
corbyn on a hiding to nothing in or out, I really do not think he is pro establishment, his history proves as much .
the way I see it he might have thought his healthy labour members mandate might have dwindled if he voted out, then you can be sure once that happened the right wing (moderates ) would have called for a leadership election, a bit like what is going to happen to cameron in the next few months.

am drifting off the subject here but corbyn wants to make internal changes to the labour party that will make it a lot smoother for the type of politicians we really need.
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