Talk Sense

06 Dec 2015 10:53:12
What's happened to the sportsmen and women's blood bags in the lab which were ordered to be destroyed by a Spanish judge? Does it just fade away into the background? Does anyone think that influencing referees from fifa and uefa will come out of this Batter business? Only recently a referee came out and said that he'd been told to favour Real Madrid a few weeks ago. It's obviously going on from people higher up.

05 Dec 2015 23:29:36
Hey guys me again :)

I love the site and although don't post much I love reading it.

Thought I'd finally share some interesting things on my family and hopefully get some info on what to look for as such.

Now my grandfather, he was a mercenary in Angola in his life but the interesting thing is his brother. His brother was a lucky git and always seemed to find the bed of roses in manure.
He also followed his brother to Africa to fight for the then leader against the rebels.

The thing is my grandad (a very no nonsense man) has always maintained his brother was working for an elite force, A plant if u like. Now I don't know exactly what happened over there but I know he is in a book called firepower.

I haven't read it yet and for some reason I always put it off.

But anyway my grandads brother was called Vic, and he was supposed to of died not long after his stint fight with my grandad.
However, it's said a lot in my family that he was indeed not dead but alive, and my dad swears blind he once took a call and when he answered a voice on the other end said "Brian it's Vic" before quickly realizing it was the son and the phone went dead.

My dad joined the army and soon after getting in and joining his platoon has told me he was took off for something special involving northern Ireland but that's all he was willing to say over text and as I have only recently found more out about this I haven't had time.

Now the reason I'm asking this is becuase I'm hoping someone will have a few answers on Angola and why mercenaries were there and if any English involvement higher up would of been there and what exactly Vic was up too.

Thanks guys, for even reading this and answers are much appreciated.

05 Dec 2015 22:05:00
David Cameron has decided not to bomb storm Desmond in fear that it may encourage more storms.
I'll be here all week.

05 Dec 2015 14:03:28
What are peoples' thoughts on the pan-european league. It appears to me as though we are witnessing a repeat of history.

While Rome was crumbling under the greed of its elites and the people were gearing towards revolution, the establishment funded 'games' and distributed bread to the masses in an attempt to distract and appease them.
As we all know Rome inevitably fell and the 'empire's' capital was moved to Byzantium.

Their views on people driven policies and their evident aversion towards them manifested in the Hippodrome. Each horse race track team there also served the function of a political party with the track as the designated venue for political discussion.

The authoritarian stance of the establishment and their incessant obsession with creating a uniform serfdom led the people to feeling disenfranchised and once more they began uniting and revolting.
The monarchy in collaboration with the military's authorities bribed community 'leaders' and employed mercenaries who went on to surround the Hippodrome and butcher the people inside voicing their disgruntlement with their rulers.

Our species handling of resources is a travesty. With the amounts of money spent on entertainment, and in specific, football, the only balancing factor is the large number of leagues, teams and people involved in the sport. This ensures that at least the money is divided amongst many and thus minimises the effects of this insanity.

There is corruption within the sport and that is to be expected with the variety of profitable avenues it offers for exploration and exploitation. The centralisation of the higher tiers of the sport will only serve to increase the profits of the few and thus the corruption. Furthermore, the multinational league proposed will place the sport in danger of being used as a politics and propaganda tool by the establishment.

I think the pan-european league will bring forth the decline of football as a sport in much the same way as the WWE did to wrestling.

03 Dec 2015 19:41:29
GCHQ admits it hacks computers and phones in the UK and abroad.


goo.gl/z9c1b1

03 Dec 2015 15:04:47
Sad truth of what's going on but I've known it for years.

03 Dec 2015 09:41:37
So bombing by Britain has started and the first media coverage of it says we have targeted oil fields in Syria because that's what the terrorists rely on for income, who really buys that stuff.

I work on oil fields and there is no chance some rag tag terrorist can take over oil fields and run them let alone sell it, who's buying it, how they transporting it, where are they storing the money. are they just running around the desert with truck loads of cash? the whole thing is rubbish.

02 Dec 2015 01:54:01
{Ed033's Note - Richplanet Documentary called Crop Circles: The Hidden Truth.

30 Nov 2015 22:22:06
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=t_UcWcmQVlE

hi folks, had to join to share this video as it blew my mind, it's nothing new in terms of the content (apart from the illuminati card game? Somehow i'd never heard of this) but the project style layout of all the evidence was truly outstanding in my opinion. hope some of you are equally impressed!

29 Nov 2015 14:11:04
Anyone know anything about this guy James Stunt. Secret arms dealer? A real life bond villan?


http://goo.gl/kIUFcp

28 Nov 2015 19:10:11
There now seems to be a campaign to vilify the meat industry with recent statements regarding bacon and suggestions that the meat market accounts for 15% of greenhouse gas emissions.
GMC have being heavily invested in so the less meat eaten the more products GMed can be marketed.

28 Nov 2015 14:48:57
In China 3 cars lifted into the air?