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Discussion #2405Talk Sense

18 Sep 2015 09:53:36
WOW people just watched an awesome video series on youtube. its about numbers and the big freemason secret. I'm on my phone so couldn't copy link, but go to a channel called " killuminatithemovie " ( no spaces ) it gets a little overwhelming with the numbers, angles and prime numbers but bear with it as it is one of the best video series iv ever watched if not thee best. Obviously start from the beginning of series to get full story, trust me guys you won't be disappointed;-)

 

{Ed033's Note - The below may not be what you're talking about above

killuminati the movie
defender of humanity
18 Sep 2015 20:50:14
Hi Ed033 it's a 6 part series but the number secret can be discovered by researching about Ed Leedskalnin's flywheel. you may of heard of it. it's real clever. The theory is basically proven with mathematics. It also answers the question of how the ancients lifted the massive stones to build the many megalithic structures using magnetism to create anti-gravity. This all sounds a bit crazy but I would recommend to you all to research about it.
{Ed033's Note - Yes, i know about Ed Leedskalnin.

Guy trying to replicate Ed Leedskalnin's flywheel
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Discussion #9469Talk Sense

18 Sep 2015 02:05:19
Hey guys I'm a 16 year old male who has social anxiety and is somewhat depressed

I am very against the world and simple things like the Kardashians annoy me so much and I see the world burning and it seems like not many do.

I hate when people can't see 9/11 was a false flag, I hate how stupid stories are publicised instead of the refugees and the dead kid in Syria etc. , consumerism and sheep etc

I'm a good person in a messed up world, and I'm depressed because of it and not happy at all.

I am very much against alcohol and drugs (heroin, Cocaine ect) but never against Marijuana! I debate my family as they seem to think marijuana is worse than most lol

I have never Been near marijuana in my life but know many who are, I'm getting close to the point where I wanna smoke / bong marijuana to see how I feel, I dunno, just to experience it etc. Just wanted some advice do you feel I should or not?

Thanks guys, although I disagree with some views on here, I certainly do agree with most!

 

defender of humanity
18 Sep 2015 02:57:25
Hey hazard, first of all dude try not to be depressed I know its a sad world but try take comfort in the fact that most of the people if not all on this site feel the same about the world,your in good company.i smoke weed sometimes wouldn't advise anyone to take drugs but hey everything in moderation as long as it is in moderation.I would consider yourself pretty smart and perceptive for noticing the world is pretty messed up as most the population are like sheep moulded by the media.so chin up dude be cool ;-)
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Melbourne CFC
18 Sep 2015 03:28:05
Hey mate, first things first, you aren't alone and you're certainly not the first person to feel the way you do. I've done a little work with people that struggle with both anxiety and depression, mainly people in your age range and as someone who has suffered with mental illness for large portions of my life, I'd like to think I have some ability in helping others who face the same struggles.

I won't go too long winded, but honestly mate, if you feel you need to chat about things more in depth, ask Ed033 for my e-mail and I'd be more than happy to be an outlet for you in the long term.

At 16 you're far more courageous than I was to be able to come onto a forum like this and express what you have, and while things can often seem overwhelming and you can feel disengaged with society as your interests don't align with 'the majorities', life can also become the most incredible, loving experience at the drop of a hat.

Before you look at Marijuana as a viable solution (which it certainly could be), I'd consider how well you maintain your life in its current form. What is your diet like? Its hugely underestimated just how much of an impact this has on your mental state. Recently Dr Ronda Patrick did a talk about the discovery of a direct line from your gut to your brain. I can't remember the medical term for the line, but think of it as a vein. A thin inner tube that goes directly from your gut to your brain. And studies have begun to show that if your gut health is poor (most peoples are), it has a direct effect on your state of mind. Also, doctors in the US have begun taking a stand against Pharmaceutical companies, by prescribing patients fruit and vegetables, rather than anti depressants anti anxiety pills etc. as the human diet is so far out of whack with what it should be.

Secondly how much do you exercise? You've obviously a football fan mate (and luckily support the best team in the world) do you play? Exercise is huge for your mental health as it not only can improve your bodily functions, but while exercising we release endorphins that make us feel good. And if you go to the gym etc. you begin to feel proud of your body which in turn makes you feel better about yourself. I found Jiu Jitsu helped me in some of my darker days, as it helps give you confidence that you can protect yourself, so you go into situations not as worried about being hurt by someone else. A strange thing to worry about as a kid, but I have lived a strange life and its a common worry amongst men.

I know, as a starting point, those sound condescending as suggestions, and I know how I felt at 16 when someone would tell you that stuff. But I promise you mate, there's reason they do. Its simple but helps a huge amount.

I'd also consider mindfulness or another form of meditation. I get my Buddha on, probably 2-3 times a week. Sometimes for 15 mins, sometimes for upwards of an hour. What meditation does for me is calm my mind, make me view my life from an objective stand point, and allows me not to get upset by someone else's opinions. Trust me, I'm the black sheep in my family for my past drug history and views on the world, but I've learnt over time that its just a difference of opinions. I have complete faith in my beliefs, and I'm secure enough in them that someone questioning them has no emotional effect on me. Not everyone has to agree with you in this life. Just like you don't have to agree with everyone, but just because you don't agree, doesn't mean you need to fight.

Generally I'd say jump head first into a joint and see if it helps, but at 16 (and I'm sure you hate hearing about being too young) you're cognitive abilities are still being developed. Although I believe Marijuana is solely a positive plant, with positive impacts, enough studies haven't been done on the effects of a developing brain for me to say jump in. But its certainly an option mate. Maybe just not the first.

There's far more info I'm happy to help out with regarding the subconscious, and also some Podcasts etc. that I think will help you feel more secure in your skin if you want to shoot me an e-mail mate. As I said just ask the Ed's and I'm sure they'll assist. Can't stress enough though mate, you're not alone in this world. Not in your beliefs or in our feelings.
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HERBIE
18 Sep 2015 09:21:22
Hazard
Try not to overthink about all the bad things in life, your young, you need to enjoy your youth not let your youth be eaten away, thses are the best years of your life, enjoy then and have fun.
Weed should be a personel choice so please don't let circumstance dictate weather you want it or not, that's just been defeatist.
Dude stick to this page. we all wear tin foil hats in here and believe me, it helps your sanity talking with like minded people.
Stay cool.
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HoneyBadger
18 Sep 2015 10:27:06
Mate your post has struck a chord with me and others I'm sure. I'm 30 now but still share many of the feelings you describe, which is why I have to take a step back sometimes and concentrate on positive things.

Theres some great advice above - try to find like minded people like on this site, exercise and diet really does help.

Agree with Herbie, its best to take weed from a positive place rather than as an escape, try to work on the other things first then maybe weed will still appeal to you in the future when you're in a stronger position.

Try not to despair and don't feel alone because you are far from it.
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frankyscouser
18 Sep 2015 11:16:11
hazzard, I would take Melbourne and Herbie's advice on this mate , at 16 I was chasing girls, playing football etc.
was always aware something was not right but living my life came first and to be honest at that age, I don't think my my brain would be able to process what I know now.

you are not alone feller.
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Discussion #2404Talk Sense

18 Sep 2015 00:18:06
Hi friends, just seen an article on the news that researchers are genetically modifying human embryos. it may well be for benefit but does anyone think that modifying humans is just a bit wrong?

 

{Ed033's Note - yes, it's all part of the agenda to move humans towards being artificial entities.

defender of humanity
18 Sep 2015 03:00:23
Thanx for vid ed ;-)
{Ed033's Note - ok
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Discussion #9754Talk Sense

17 Sep 2015 15:31:46
Ed33 have you ever heard of the kalergi plan?

 

{Ed033's Note - i think the politically correct people will go crazy if you mention the Kalergi plan. Why don't you tell us about it.
KimPhilby
17 Sep 2015 16:20:10
Just something I saw someone mention online so doing a bit of reading. Thought I'd ask if you had heard of it.
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Discussion #9503Talk Sense

17 Sep 2015 10:48:06
Really enjoyed the Corbyn debate further down the page, thanks to all who contributed. I'm not big into politics but on this subject i'd say I fall into the middle ground.

On the one hand I'm not going to fall for the propaganda that he's a friend of terrorism etc, how ludicrous when we all know the shady links all of our recent pm's have had and dodgy things they have been involved in. The fact the media are pushing this line so strong whilst staying quiet about other individuals spells smear campaign to me - so I'm not falling for it.

But on the other hand, do I see Corbyn as the solution? No, unfortunately. As far as I'm concerned the whole political system is set up and manipulated to benefit the elite - top politicians are primed and blackmailed, think tanks and pressure groups are there to sway policy in favour of TPTB etc etc. So how can Corbyn be the answer when he has to operate within the same old corrupt system?

 

KimPhilby
17 Sep 2015 13:36:24
I have seen a theory in recent days that he's a stalking horse for someone else.
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frankyscouser
17 Sep 2015 15:58:36
corbyn is not the answer , never has been and your right the system is corrupt that is why you need a person like corbyn to identify the corruption .

what theory is that kim?
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KimPhilby
17 Sep 2015 16:28:39
The theory, and I don't subscribe to it myself, is that corbyn is there as a far left leader to panic the rest of the party into accepting a leader seen as less far left wing than corbyn but still more left wing than the party would have originally wanted. And also someone that is totally in the pocket of the unions. Which corbyn isn't.

On a side note if you have the time i'd suggest you look up Ron Hayward. Interesting figure in the labour party. And from there Alec kitson.
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HoneyBadger
17 Sep 2015 16:47:53
I agree with you franky in as much as I'm just glad he opens peoples eyes to a different option/opinions, hopefully he will at least wake a few people up along the way. I can't see him ever getting into power because of the corrupt system but I'm glad we don't have the likes of Andy Burnham as the 'alternative' choice as he comes across like a generic career politician, no different in that sense to Cameron, Clegg, Blair etc.

I am also intrigued by the theory Kim mentioned.
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frankyscouser
17 Sep 2015 16:49:16
yeah I don't buy that theory myself ,the only reason corbyn looks left wing is because new labour turned it 360.

cheers will read up on those guys when I get time.
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Discussion #9891Talk Sense

17 Sep 2015 02:31:08
Thanks for finding and uploading the Oxycottin Express doco, Ed033. I really encourage anyone with a spare hour to give it a quick watch, as you are going to begin hearing more and more about the dark side of big pharma in the coming months and years. As more and more scientist are confronted by the fact they have been lied to about Marijuana and the effects it has, and the positive implications of its use in the medical field, more studies are being undertaken on previously FDA approved pharmaceuticals.

As an example, just today, an Australian study has revealed that GlaxoSmithKline (one of the worlds leading big pharma companies) funded and hide results of testing on their anti depressant medication Aropax (also sold under he brand names Paxil and Seroxat) which showed higher levels of suicidal and self harming behaviour in the test group compared to the placebo group. At a rate of 11-1.

This was done in 2001, and the drug has been sold world wide since then, with over 600,000 prescriptions written in Australia alone, last year.

Its no wonder that suicide is now the biggest killer of men aged 19-44 in Australia, and I believe 19-35 in the UK. This is no accident and would somewhat tie in with Ed033's belief that they are attempting to reduce the population.

 

{Ed033's Note - In multiple languages, the Georgia Guidestones [paid to have erected by some group] says maintain humanity under 500 million.

frankyscouser
17 Sep 2015 11:47:45
i will give a watch this weekend mate.
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KimPhilby
17 Sep 2015 12:26:24
Very interesting. And I'm sure your aware two of the biggest clients/ partners of the pharmaceutical companies is the us military and cia. Plenty of joint research programmes over the years.
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Melbourne CFC
17 Sep 2015 16:16:25
If you go deeper in the rabbit hole Kim I think you'll find big pharma has far greater control then we are led to believe, and may pull the strings of the Military Industrial complex. Its known that in Afghanistan the military was tasked with protecting the enormous poppy fields. Some claim it is due to the CIA's involvement in drug trafficing. I think the answer lies elsewhere.

We know that when a paper was published in the late 60's that showed that electrical stimulus to the brain at a certain brain wave cured epilepsy. Once published funding was cut to the scientist and other scientists were paid to go out and actively say the results were a lie. This scientist was paid by NASA to study the effects the fuel used on the initial space programs was having on the astronauts. He stumbled upon something that threatened big pharmas ability to make money and was duely silenced. Even know epilepsy is prevelant in society. If they want something, Government is and has always put legislation in place to make it a reality.
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KimPhilby
17 Sep 2015 17:34:55
Yes the boys at Langley are massively in the drugs trade hence involvement in Indochina and Afghanistan.

The interconnections between the military industrial complex, via and big business not just the pharma
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Discussion #2403Talk Sense

17 Sep 2015 00:01:15
Hi guys an girls, what's your thoughts on religion. Does anyone think its a big metaphor. does anyone think there is a cryptic meaning pointing to the stars?

KimPhilby
17 Sep 2015 00:31:20
Yes and yes. The more I read the more I think so.
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HERBIE
17 Sep 2015 01:12:06
If yes and yes than something IS going to happen on the 23rd of the month. :-)
I personally don't take any notice of any religion, If religions are meant to be peaceful then why are they always against each other and fighting.
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defender of humanity
17 Sep 2015 02:22:55
What do you thinks going to happen on 23rd? c'mon Herbie don't leave us hanging.:)
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HERBIE
17 Sep 2015 08:19:39
Absolutely nothing will happen but if you believe in religion then the end of the world is nigh :-)
Just google 23rd september and read the comedy on show.
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KimPhilby
17 Sep 2015 09:55:54
Just going back to the original point. There's too many coincidences and parallels between various ancient teachings. Like the flood story is widespread across all continents.

Someone I've been looking into is a guy called rohl who treats the bible not as myth but as another historical record and he's tried to match the bible record with the archaeological record and the known records of contemporary societies such as Egypt, Assyria etc. Very interesting and obviously caused some controversy.

Another thing that stood out is that each culture, even in places as diverse as central America and sub-Saharan Africa have their own version of the tower of Babel story.

And as we all know there is no such thing as coincidence.
{Ed001's Note - I have always believed the Bible was not meant to be a purely historical record, but a mix of historical record with parables, such as the Adam and Eve story. Clearly that couldn't be meant to be taken literally as otherwise how could their son leave after killing his brother to join a city? If they were the first humans, were did the city come from? So it is obviously not intended to be taken completely literally, but that doesn't mean it does not contain truth.

I did read a paper from a guy who had done research and found why some of the historical records did not match up with the Bible, as there were some dynasties in Egypt that were ruling concurrently with each other. When that was taken into account, it actually marries up nicely with the Bible's account.

As for the great flood, there is plentiful evidence that one took place, so it is almost certain there is something in that story. Though again, I think it is told in the form of a parable, rather than being an historical record of the actual happenings.}
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Discussion #11980Talk Sense

16 Sep 2015 18:37:31
On the same day tax credits were cut, corbyn is the head lines in all the tory rags.
Much as I admire corbyn, I can't help but feel he has been allowed his victory.
Hope he sticks by his guns and social media keeps the wheels turning

 

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Discussion #9309Talk Sense

15 Sep 2015 21:11:40
this is a subject I know very little about and I only saw it because I was looking for something else. it's about climate change and it's corbyn, piers corbyn; sounded like a james bond gag that, haha.

this is not political (honest) his brother is like a weather expert for years and he has been more accurate than the met office. he has an accuracy rate of 85% and he claims the world is not getting hotter. the next 50 years will only get colder. he also claims the arctic will be reforming. I don't understand it all but I think edd has put something up similar on the site.

Anyway his site is weatheraction.com if you're interested.

 

{Ed033's Note - Yes, piers corbyn is way more accurate than the met office as he monitors The Sun and i'm not talking about that gutter press newspaper.

In theory, the reason for stating it's going to get colder (globally) is that historically, a low sunspot level, which we're seeing on The Sun at the moment has meant global colder weather for a time in the past.
frankyscouser
15 Sep 2015 22:23:09
yeah, he got asked why would everyone else say the opposite to him.
his answer was simple, we use this as a scare tactic and tax everyone, carbon tax etc.

funny enough I watched the msn news a couple day ago which said expect rising tempertures in the next coming years, will be interesting to see what happens.
{Ed033's Note - We have got to prevent that nonsense carbon tax. i think they call it the carbon tax because if they manage to get people to go along with lowing carbon dioxide en mass, then they'll start to try and get people to go along with lowering the carbon element on Earth. All life forms are carbon entities (which goes along with the real Agenda 21)

i guess the way they'll do it is by making the carbon tax part of being politically correct because there's so many people thinking that if it's part of political correctness then in order to be a 'good' person, then it's a must to go along with it.

Th problem with the carbon tax is, the big elite owned corporations would have their carbon tax paid for by 'we the people' and everyone else wouldn't be able to afford the business carbon taxes. On top of that as individuals, we wouldn't be able to do anything except what the government allowed us to do because it would cost too much to do. Doing almost anything involves carbon dioxide; breathing, farting, travelling, eating, making anything.
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frankyscouser
15 Sep 2015 23:09:33
i am not getting political again edd but jeremy corbyn must know all of this from his brother and it will be interesting how it effects his manifesto.
{Ed033's Note - it would be interesting if the top elite aren't worried about jeremy corbyn's policies as they might think he can't touch them, but the top elite let jeremy corbyn win the election just because they can have a good laugh at the lower down elite who could be harmed by his policies.
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KimPhilby
16 Sep 2015 09:46:03
And his appointment of shadow secretary for defra is a woman who once raised in parliament a debate on the effects of cows on global warming.

Wasn't there a film that said the rising temperature would melt the ice caps and the resulting cold water hitting the ocean would alter the gulf stream causing an ice age?
{Ed033's Note - Well this is it, nobody exactly knows for sure but even the chemical spraying from planes that goes on, on a daily basis is spraying aluminium (and other stuff) into the atmosphere to reflect the suns rays, which not only poisons all life forms on Earth including suffocating non GMO plants. [Which takes us back to the theory that some powerful group wants to rid the Earth of all natural life forms and only have artificial life forms on Earth, add this to the uranium weapons they use all the time and you're come to the conclusion that they want to turn the Earth into a wasteland.]

We also know from historical data that just before an ice age, there are large swings from being the warmest ever to the coldest ever back to the warmest ever then the coldest ever, so just because we have a warmest ever month, doesn't mean global warming. In twenty years time we should have an idea which way its gone.

Either way, carbon dioxide has nothing to do with it so the carbon tax must be prevented.
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Discussion #9890Talk Sense

15 Sep 2015 16:02:51
I'd like to start this post by pointing out I am a huge advocate of individual sovereignty. As long as you aren't hurting someone else, or your environment, I think every human should have the right to do as they please with their body, mind and life.

Reading Frankie and Kim's debate below, and more so Frankie's view that the world is slowing having a shift in consciousness, I can't help but agree. For very different reasons though, I would assume.

I have always dabbled in drugs. I think the first time I smoked weed was when I was 12. Fair to say I got very little out of it. From that stage, until about when I was 23, I have done almost everything known to man, other than shooting smack and ayahuasca (booked for March 2016!). For the longest time it was an escape.

Johann Hari says 'The opposite of addiction is not sobriety. It's human connection.' I couldn't agree more. Most users come from a place of pain or isolation and look for an escape. The solution to that problem is not criminal charges.

The reason I'm posting this on the conspiracy page is because I truly believe that in the 60's, the greatest conspiracy ever, was achieved. Removing drugs such as LSD (lesser extent), psilocybin, and, although earlier then the 60's, marijuana from the mainstream and beginning a propaganda campaign against anyone that uses them. As one example, in 1940ish, the man who stood to lose the most through conventional printing processing changing to hemp, ran a story with the headline - 'Marijuana the new drug - making blacks and Mexicans rape white woman'! No word of a lie. That was what helped create laws around making pot illegal in the US, and subsequently the Western world.

I'm sure a huge majority of you are still influenced by the propaganda today. 'Pot makes you lazy', 'people use LSD and mushrooms to escape reality' etc, etc. The cold hard scientific facts (the ones not obtained by scientists backed by big Pharma companies) show that Marijuana has no more physical addiction properties then gambling. Cannabis oil has been shown to massively reduces tumour size, in a host of patients. Psilocybin switches off the part of the brain that stimulates depression. It helps with PTSD. And if you look into it yourself, you will find many, many more positives from these three substances, as well as a range of other hallucinogenic substances. The majority of which are hidden from the mainstream.

Any substance, or any thing, when abused can be detrimental to ones health. Joe Rogan says it best - 'cheeseburgers are bad for you, but do we ban Burger King?' I could stab myself in the eye with a fork. Should we make forks illegal? Everyday people jump off bridges. Should we ban bridges? let's nurf the world!'

I smoke pot, maybe once or twice a month now. I don't smoke it and become a vegetable on the couch. I usually write. I take psilocybin maybe a couple times a year. And do it with intent. I dive into my psyche and fix some personality traits I notice in myself that I don't like, or try and better understand why I function the way I do in certain situations. The results and clarity I gain are far better then I could ever achieve without the plant.

I'm not advocating that you use drugs. To each their own. But for me, a first step in this world becoming a far fairer and kinder place to live, is widespread use of hallucinogenic substances. Not abuse. Use. Even if its once a lifetime.

I know I've waffled on Ed's, and I apologise, but today on the phone to my mother, a woman who has smoked pot once and hated it, and has only ever drunk alcohol twice, she said something that gives me hope. 'Australia is approaching the drug problem wrong. Decriminalisation, legalisation, and regulation are the only way we will solve rampant drug abuse. We need to follow Portugal'. At 65 years old, a non believer in conspiracies and someone who has never approved of drugs, this is a huge step forward.

Our consciousness is, in my eyes, our strongest tool. We know very little about it, and the effect it has on our environment. Those in power have made sure of that for an extremely long time. I believe the plants we were given on this earth can be a massive tool for widespread awakening.

 

{Ed001's Note - I don't drink, I don't smoke, I have no interest in taking drugs, but I agree with you, it needs to be decriminalised.}
KimPhilby
15 Sep 2015 17:20:05
I agree and disagree. If people want to experiment with reality or perception altering substances then I have no issues. As long as proper support is provided to help anyone that develops issues especially addiction.

Also the benefits of ending the illegal drug trade could be beneficial especially in areas where the crops are grown by ensuring fair trade and prices for the farmers to assist with the end of poverty and society improvements. Instead of money going into criminals accounts it could be used better. Of course until the banks become involved.

Where I do disagree is with regards to certain drugs of the stronger kind such as heroin etc being legalised. But I admit its not a subject I know much on so if anyone has more expertise then feel free.
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frankyscouser
15 Sep 2015 20:00:41
interesting post melbourne , I have tried pot a few times (i don't smoke ) but I tried it for the first time in years a few weeks ago when I was in portugal .

like edd or kim I am no expert but let's say I know a few people that tell me pot now days is laced with chemicals ,i think its to make it grow quicker or something like that and that is were you get the problems ,smoking the real mccoy weed I have no problem with and I would make it legal tommorow .
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HERBIE
15 Sep 2015 20:43:07
Smoking weed is what's kept me sane for decades, its a beautiful plant, it is not addictive, addiction is within the person.

franky, weed if home grown is safe, I never buy what I don't know about.

Melbourne, mushrooms as you know opens up parts of the brain that usually lie dormant, we can't have people using more of there brain capacity, the world leaders don't want that.
{Ed033's Note - They have completely decriminalised cannabis in the American state of Colorado and that state has blossomed financially because of it.
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HERBIE
15 Sep 2015 21:05:50
Absolutely Ed, Colorado should be used as an example of the benefits of cannabis.
The state has blossomed financially as you mention but the state also now has a lower crime rate, a better education system and the main thing. a lot of very happy people. :-)
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frankyscouser
15 Sep 2015 22:27:47
yeah herbie growing it for yourself would be safe. the guys I know are just using it as a money making scheme.
like I said, I have no problem with it being legal.
{Ed033's Note - At the moment, anyone who wants to use cannabis can get hold of it, in one version or another so government banning it doesn't stop it.

If people really 'woke up', they'd realise that the UK government can only ban legal persons from using cannabis and then all you would have to ask yourself is whether you're a legal person at the moment you wanted to partake in cannabis.
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Discussion #12505Talk Sense

13 Sep 2015 19:54:06
Am thinking that MI6 are behind the murder of Kevin McGuigan in an effort to undermine Sinn Fein.

Thoughts?

TTTS
13 Sep 2015 20:13:17
Three leading Republicans were arrested and released with out Charge, making it easy for the unionists to resign / suspend /semi suspend or what ever they have done. This strangely enough happened around the time the assemble was due back from its summer break and the first minister plus 3 of his party members dup were possibly going to be quizzed about dodgy property deals and Nama.

This on the back of another scandal involving a dup minister favouring a building company carrying out government house maintenance involved in fraud.
Yes the murder of mc Guigan and the subsequent arrest of 3 high ranking Republicans linked to sinn fein was very convenient.
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xXJediXx
13 Sep 2015 20:31:09
Bobby Storey supposed chief of intelligence , would be not very intelligent to be involved in that murder!

Word on the street here is its been done to allow the dup and other parties to resign

political policing at it's finest.
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TTTS
13 Sep 2015 20:57:11
Apparently Storey, being the person he is was carrying out investigations internally, also trying to defuse the situation that has arisen amongst rank and file " ex members".
His arrest was politically motivated, where or not the murder of mc Guigan was carried out to cause this situation is anybody call. It's not beyond the capabilities of Mi6 /military intelligence /special branch who like to be in control and have controlled the dirty war over here for its 30 years existence.
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The Irish Rover
14 Sep 2015 08:23:23
There is no doubt that there was Provo involvement in the revenge killing of McGuigan. The question is how high did it go up the ranks. Any one who thinks the Provos are no more are seriously deluded. Even Storey not that long ago with McGuiness by his side gave his own "We haven't gone away you know" These people are the scum of the earth. Ira, Uvf, Uda, Aad, whatever you want to call them. i'm more than happy for them to shot each other, just not in my country. Any right minded decent human being would never vote for a political group that a such links to past mass murderers. I always go back to one question. What if it was a son, daughter, father or mother of yours that was killed, would you want them in power? Tribal politics rules in Northern Ireland still. People vote on the colour of the their election leaflets, green, white and gold or red, white and blue. These should be banned from political parties use in elections.
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TTTS
14 Sep 2015 09:27:42
A serious question the Irish rover, if I'm not intruding too much. Who would you vote for?
I don't BTW.
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