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06 Sep 2014 04:56Discussion #10782Talk Sense

05 Sep 2014 22:55:33
I'd like to ask you all 3 questions.

1) what is your favorite conspiracy.

2) which conspiracy do you believe is hands down a conspiracy

3) which conspiracy do you think you could be wrong about (IE any false flags, pearl harbor, etc. ) Is it possible the official story could be true.

Not Registered06 Sep 2014 09:06

Hey anon,
1)My favorite conspiracy is the breakaway civilization. It includes suppressed knowledge (both ancient and present), suppressed technologies and the conditioning we are subjected to which aims to alter our perception of reality.

2)The breakaway civilization. Having proof of the conditioning we are subjected to, the alteration of history, the fudging of scientific data and the existence of suppressed technologies, I am convinced that we have unknowingly funded an expedition, that built an outpost, which became a base and has evolved into a human colony/colonies.

3)The conspiracy of the archons. Archons (greek) translating into principium (latin), meaning prime are low frequency (relative to their dimensional equilibrium) forms of energy which exhibit the parasitic tendency of latching onto other beings, draining their energy and guiding them to create the optimum conditions in which archons thrive.
Being in harmony with the concept of anarchy I prefer to refer to them as jin.
zari

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frankyscouser06 Sep 2014 10:21

1 the Phil Schneider /dulce story, a very interesting story going back to his father.

2 jfk.

3 Paul McCartney died bs/cant think of any wars that were not caused by ulterior motives.

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Not Registered07 Sep 2014 12:05

1. Our history and origin as a human race. I maybe have two including the identity of valiant thor.

2. Jfk

3. Big foot.

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06 Sep 2014 04:56Discussion #10781Talk Sense

05 Sep 2014 22:36:28
what's your guys opinions in Islam - a religion of violence or peace? I'm just asking because of the current situation with ISIS, Boko Haram etc. Also, the Quran contains A LOT of violent language and messages - but i'm not sure.
JG

{Ed033's Note - If ISIS, Boko Haram etc. are run by the CIA or Mossad, then Islam doesn't come into it.

Not Registered06 Sep 2014 09:53

I perceive religion in three distinct types.

The first is the one that imprints fanaticism and is that which Ed033 indicated. The type that CIA, MI6 and Mossad are especially adept at using for recruitment and psy-ops.

The second is the centrally organized version or the religion of the priesthood. An establishment tool for manipulating and suppressing the masses by leaching off their meager earnings, exploiting their guilt, for being imperfect and striving to be perfect, and suppressing free thought.

The third is the religion of those who follow their individual path, working towards understanding, serving and being in harmony with the source of the self.
zari

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Not Registered06 Sep 2014 13:03

06 Sep 2014 11:40:29
Religion of violence. Go read the hadith.

Its all there in scripture, everything from torture, murder and repression of the infidel to the justification of the rape games plaguing many towns.

It may be taken advantage of by mossad, cia etc but I think that's just a cop out rather than facing the truth that its a thoroughly evil philosophy.

{Ed001's Note - sorry but that is just a lie. It is not a religion of violence at all, there are individual preachers who talk of using it, but that is not the basis of the religion. You are showing ignorance by claiming so. The original expression of Islam forbade violence. Jihad means holy work, nothing to do with war, as war was forbidden initially.}

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Not Registered06 Sep 2014 15:13

All religions are religions of violence to a certain extent as they are simple books made up of many different pieces of text from different time periods, some of this text preaches hate towards others in all religions, its which bit you choose to foolow

{Ed001's Note - rubbish. It is later corruptions that preach violence. Buddha never preached any violence, only an idiot would claim Buddhism is a religion of violence.}

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Not Registered07 Sep 2014 03:03

06 Sep 2014 23:59:39
No one is talking about Buddhism. Islam was spread through violence. Convert or die. Go read how it was spread to central Asia and India. Muhammed was a deeply unpleasant individual. There's a Turkish poet called erdan who compares Islam to nazism.

{Ed001's Note - you said all religions but now you want to just pick and choose? Islam was not initially spread through violence. Again your ignorance is showing. Muhammed is another of those who were corrupted by power. He suddenly had power and followers and turned to violent methods to gain more.}

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Not Registered07 Sep 2014 03:03

07 Sep 2014 02:01:18
Quran 8. 49

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05 Sep 2014 12:44Discussion #2039Talk Sense

05 Sep 2014 12:23:15
Simple yet detailed short documentary on sugar, its history and effects. Entitled: "Sugar - cause of Candida - Candida cause of Cancer"

zari

frankyscouser05 Sep 2014 21:03

Good post zari, sort sums up why organic food is expensive after watching that.

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Not Registered06 Sep 2014 04:56

Thanks for sharing this Zari. Don't you find it ironic that cannabis is illegal almost everywhere despite it's well proven health benefits, and sugar is poured down our throats from birth despite it being responsible for a myriad of ailments.

Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying have a toke and a smile, but then again it's probably a damn sight safer than having a coke and a smile.

Ryan.

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Not Registered06 Sep 2014 13:03

Hey franky, exactly. I believe the establishment is teasing us with organic food, electric cars, renewable energy etc. so we stay on the path they appointed. Chasing a rabbit that we are never allowed to catch through an endless field of excrement.

Hey Ryan, cannabis is very relevant in regards to this video. The way I perceive it, the reason one experiences the "munchies" after partaking of the herb is because the sugars in the body are depleted.
Some time ago I was researching diabetes and read data from someone who had diabetes, don't remember what type, and was self experimenting. He claimed that he had replaced the intake of insulin with cannabis to much improved effects.

Currently, self experimenting with sodium bicarbonate (NaHCO3) for relief of symptoms of excess candida. 1 level table spoon of sodium bicarbonate, juice of half a lemon, stirred in a glass of water. To be taken every morning for a week on an empty stomach. Nothing eaten or drunk (other than water) for at least an hour afterwards.
zari

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frankyscouser06 Sep 2014 13:03

Very true ryan, also its strange that all native tribes all over the world who used mother nature to heal/eat etc have all been massacred.

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Garbo09 Sep 2014 11:14

Zari, is sodium bicarbonate (NaHCO3) just plain baking soda?

Garbo

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05 Sep 2014 10:24Discussion #9193Talk Sense

05 Sep 2014 10:03:56
had a google look what Asatru is but can you break it down edd?

{Ed033's Note - Asatru - A Native European Religion - in under 6 minutes

Over 1 hour of Red Ice Radio - Dan Rayner on the Asatru Mindset

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3KEbgdCBBA

frankyscouser05 Sep 2014 13:22

Watched the six minute segment and a little bit of the ice radio and this Asatru religion basically got wiped out by Christianity?

{Ed033's Note - looks that way

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Geordiesteve05 Sep 2014 15:23

There were numerous religions like this, probably most notable was Mithraism.

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Not Registered05 Sep 2014 21:00

I have quite a few friends here in iceland that are asatru

gerrymcgin

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05 Sep 2014 04:20Discussion #11941Talk Sense

05 Sep 2014 04:41:39
The world is crashing head first into something Orwell saw coming, how close are we to a 1984 like situation.
The man surely had some inside knowledge of where the world was heading and who was taking it there. Many of the things in this novel have come to be, thou be it 30 Years after the time it was set.
Dystopian society in all its forms, and the battle for totalitarianism of the political and religious super powers are with us. It is very real.

frankyscouser05 Sep 2014 10:24

Its going to be dire for everyone but funny enough its going to be the people who are relatively well off that its going hit more, unless you have very high connections then you are going to be in the same boat as the guy who works in asda.

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04 Sep 2014 12:05Discussion #9192Talk Sense

04 Sep 2014 13:04:38
here is a link to a twiter mate gareth ickes account which shows a isis soldier dressed all in black face covered as normal but it also shows a tattoo and when you click the picture again the tattoo shows a usa emblem, no doubt usa/saudi are isis.

https://twiter.com/Palestineglobal/status/507457700293521408/photo/1

Not Registered04 Sep 2014 19:24

Thank you for finding and sharing this information franky.
zari

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frankyscouser04 Sep 2014 22:43

No worries zari.

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Not Registered06 Sep 2014 17:28

I had not looked too much in to ISIS until I seen your post Frankie. Once I seen that pic of the tattoo I decided to have a gander via google.

https://public.isishq.com/public/SitePages/Home.aspx

I found this whilst trawling the net and wanted to get anyone's views on that site. Is it real? Why would they use the same name? I'm honestly not too sure what to make of it. I remember a similar thing with the Boston bombings.

A security company (possibly named Elite?) had a web site explaining their services. Many of the pictures from that day had what looked like men in their uniform mingled in with the crowd, on rooftops etc. Anyway, just wanted to share this with you guys to see if you can make sense of that particular site
spudv

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04 Sep 2014 10:34Discussion #10780Talk Sense

04 Sep 2014 11:23:29
I think eating organic food exclusively is nigh on impossible. Even the water coming from our taps has fluoride. It's also expensive to eat organic.

Ryan.

frankyscouser04 Sep 2014 11:36

Agreed ryan everything they say is good for us costs a fortune.

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Not Registered04 Sep 2014 22:43

Adding to Ryan's and franky's very accurate comments, produce labelled as organic is not necessarily grown using, what most would perceive as, natural practices. Organic regulations vary from country to country and are latent with loopholes. There is a lot of legalese involved.
zari

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04 Sep 2014 05:23Discussion #4992Talk Sense

04 Sep 2014 06:22:19
{Ed033's Note - Jim Marrs on some alternative history including John Wilkes Booth & The Lincoln Assassination

Not Registered05 Sep 2014 02:56

Booth is a ancestor of Cherie Booth who is married to Tony Blair! Coincidence?

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03 Sep 2014 19:28Discussion #10779Talk Sense

03 Sep 2014 18:24:55
I think Obama has been replaced by a copy. Only it hasn't been a good copy, they made a mistake and left the spine in.

Kim Philby

Not Registered04 Sep 2014 06:50

Those disagrees are growing lol. your dislike for Putin pushes you to another evil.
Mr. Jones

{Ed033's Note - What the ....?

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Not Registered04 Sep 2014 10:14

Sorry must of misunderstood cheers.
Mr. Jones

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Not Registered04 Sep 2014 11:17

I don't want to see my country dragged into a war with nato because of one mans ego and the need to distract the country from his repressive policies.

If people think that makes me some sort of pro American puppet then that's their mistake.

I, and many others, spent many years working to make sure that war never happened. We grew up and lived under the evil of communism. The day the party fell and freedom was gained was a momentous day. None of us want to see a return to the days of oppression but this is what is happening under Putin. We are backsliding into dictatorship the like of which hasn't been seen since Kruschev.

In this country you've never experienced what its like to live in a dictatorship, having to watch what you say, who you speak with, fearing for your life. You take freedom for granted.

So yes I don't like Putin, I don't like his policies, I don't like how he's dragging us into a war.

There are many Russians who oppose Putin. We love our country. We love having western freedoms. If we do not stand up to Putin we lose what we fought for in the 90s. So if by stopping Putin that means a sense of relief that the worst American president in years finds his balls at last and is finally speaking of doing something to end putins naked aggression towards another country (something none of you have a problem slating America for yet are oddly quiet over Ukraine) then yes I am all for it. Neither side can afford for this to become a proper war, it needs to be stopped now.

Kim Philby

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frankyscouser04 Sep 2014 11:56

Kim the freedom you speak about in this country is dwindling each week, I am no putin supporter far from it but the thing I fear most more than a east /west cold war again is when say russia/iran/china etc agree with the same policies as the west, then we are truly screwed as the new world order will begin,

most of the leaders are either yes men or have psychopath tendencies so in my opinion unless we get truly independent leaders then the east/west split is a necessary evil I am afraid.

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Not Registered04 Sep 2014 11:56

To be fair I grew up in an apartheid state in South Africa (even though "my heritage" where looked after) and was terrified at the time for supporting the wrong side, I can kinda get the oppression part, but not to that extent that you have had to go through, I guess. I wouldn't know how to gauge it.

Secondly if you don't like Putins policies surely Obamas policies seem just as bad is what i'm trying to get at? so your against both I hope? As I am! can't stand anybody who thiks they have a right to control peoples lives for their nasty gain.

Not having a go Kim by all means, really enjoy your posts. Just trying to see what side of the spectrum you support?

If I had a chance to take the system of lies and deceit out from both I would and by all means i'm trying.
Mr. Jones

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03 Sep 2014 05:13Discussion #4991Talk Sense

03 Sep 2014 06:12:09
{Ed033's Note - European Union to Ban certain Toasters, Kettles & Hair Dryers

Not Registered03 Sep 2014 07:16

We need to leave this super, federal european state. This is just a trivialised, almost satirical example of what the unelected eurocrats in Brussels have over our lives. We need to leave, and the only way I can see that happening is by voting UKIP. None of the other 3 are serious about leaving, they really support the EU. It's an evident part of the NWO.

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frankyscouser03 Sep 2014 14:03

Ukip are a watered down nazi party run and funded by tory voting millionaires, me personally will be voting for the nha party.

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HERBIE03 Sep 2014 18:57

A few months ago I would of voted UKIP also but after looking deeper into them I now have my doubts.
In my opinion it does'nt matter who gets voted in because they will inevitably conform to the puppet masters.

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frankyscouser03 Sep 2014 19:23

Another take on these mad restrictions, if we all used a brush instead of a hoover or like I have just done and purchased a hand lawn mower instead of electricity or petrol I bet the prices and restrictions would come down, this is all about using more electricity .

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Not Registered03 Sep 2014 19:28

It is easier for the establishment to oppress humans in any federation. The European Partition is just one of the many mechanisms they use. The Partitioned Nations is another conspired mechanism of oppression that should be ended. Humans were born to be sovereign.

If we choose to interact with one another and organize into larger groups then so it should be. We should not however be acted upon as possessions by those illusioned enough to perceive themselves as principles. Anarchy comes from the words "aneu" (without) and "archy" (authority), indicating one that recognizes no imposed principles.

Free will is a gift to be exercised, not surrendered to one slave master after another. No matter what a political partition calls itself it is still a partitioning mechanism. If we believe that a brighter future is achievable through unity then why introduce unequality to it by labeling, regulating and relying on others for it?

Drifting from the subject a bit and if I am not mistaken, the presenter was using a Peters projection map as his background. That is an interesting map to familiarize oneself with.
zari

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02 Sep 2014 18:16Discussion #10778Talk Sense

02 Sep 2014 18:34:33
Couple of questions.

Have you seen the carved stone heads in mexico by I think the olmecs? They look more African can anything, which obviously is odd.

Also I saw recently a tv show of an Australian guy retracing the steps of Alexander the great. When he got to Afghanistan and had a go at gold mining using sheep pelts in the river, he reckoned this was the source of the golden fleece and that the the Hindu kush were the original Greek Caucasus mountains and the black and Caspian seas were linked by a river. Have you heard this before?

Not Registered04 Sep 2014 11:09

Hey anon,
I have heard about the Olmec before and have seen pictures of the carved stone heads. Purely speculating, I would also say that they appear to depict people of African origin.

Personally, I believe there was contact between continents by seafaring, since ancient times. The only proof I have found of this is the Kon-Tiki expedition led by Thor Heyerdahl, where they journeyed across the Pacific Ocean, from Peru to Tuamotus, on a hand-made raft. So all it takes are trees, vegetable fiber rope and material for sails.
These have been available to us for quite some time.

"The Tangaroa Expedition" retraced the journey of "The Kon-Tiki Expedition" and proved once more that seafaring between continents was a possibility for ancient peoples.

The Tangaroa Expedition (Documentary)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=29waAjmbO2w

Kon-Tiki (Film) - Trailer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rUnmjQJHRP4

How did Odysseus get lost in the Mediterranean for 10 years, when one could swim across it, from Morocco to Syria, in 3 (estimation).
It doesn't sound like a convincing enough plot for a book now and I am sure it wasn't convincing enough then.
zari

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Not Registered05 Sep 2014 02:56

04 Sep 2014 23:43:45
Thanks zari. I've read Heyerdahls book on his expeditions, I believe he did more than one. I think it was on this site although I could be mistaken, but I saw a link to a theory that the Iliad took place in the Baltic and the odyssey in the north sea. It was more convincing than the Mediterranean setting and opens up the Atlantis debate again. Worth a look if you can find it.

Regards the olmecs there is some material online about them being African. I think some even mention the menbe tribe?

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Not Registered06 Sep 2014 13:36

Ed033 or anyone else willing to help, could you please help me find the video mentioned? I can't believe I missed it.
zari

{Ed033's Note - Here is the video, zari

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02 Sep 2014 18:16Discussion #9684Talk Sense

02 Sep 2014 17:37:49
hey everyone, been taking a few visits here and there to this site, and while were talking about reducing population, take a look at this article.

sounds kinda funny, I know. i'm asian myself btw, while I don't have this problem, i'm not actually surprised this is becoming a problem, anime/3D fantasy are becoming famous in Japan.

opinions?

{Ed033's Note - what article?

Not Registered03 Sep 2014 05:00

Sorry ed, thought I posted the link already

http://www.p4rgaming.com/japans-health-ministry-fears-summer-lesson-will-destroy-population-begs-sony-not-to-release-game/

{Ed033's Note - It appears that the radiation effects from the fukushima disaster will wipe out most of the Japanese population over a period of time unless they leave Japan.

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Not Registered03 Sep 2014 07:16

Sorry ed, I mightev missed the old posts, but what does radiation has to do with this?

youre refering to the disaster in 2011 am I right ed?

{Ed033's Note - The article has a prediction that by 2100 there will be no japanese people about. As they're not doing anything effective about the Fukushima situation, that prediction could be correct.

The reactor core of at least 1 of the reactors at Fukushima has burnt through the bottom of the reactor sending huge amounts of radiation into the pacific ocean and into the surrounding air of japan and around the rest of the Earth's air, mostly staying within the northern hemisphere but the closer you are to japan, the more radiation you are exposed to.

This may sound quite bad but what you read below is very bad and unfortunately is true.

On top of this there is an estimated 2000 tonnes of plutonium that is stored on top of the 6 reactors (under water) at fukushima. At least 1 of these reactor buildings has started to disintegrate, meaning within the next X amount of years, tonnes of plutonium will hit the ground and start to burn up releasing a possible extinction level event amount of radiation into the atmosphere, mostly staying within the northern hemisphere but the closer you are to japan, the more deadly the radiation you are exposed to.

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Kaizer03 Sep 2014 14:31

They're not doing anything effective? can they actually do something effective? or is it something already out of their hands ed? wow this is a serious issue, I've never heard of this. will it spread though ed?

{Ed033's Note - The radiation from the reactor core(s) has already spread out, but if the tonnes of plutonium hit the ground, it's a probable extinction level event for the northern hemisphere as deadly radiation spreads around the northern hemisphere.

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Not Registered03 Sep 2014 19:23

Even with mainstream technology we could use robots to collect the radioactive materials, store them in indestructible containers and ship them to an uninhabited planet. I do not advise doing such a thing.

There are far better alternatives like decreasing the intensity of its radiation using specific harmonic frequencies and geometric (vortex based) electromagnetic waves. This would of course be an indirect admission that we posses technology that could purify the soil, the atmosphere and water.

This technology is based on Viktor Schauberger's work and has been suppressed for about 100 years.
zari

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Kaizer03 Sep 2014 19:23

Well I guess its better to not reproduce then. honestly very sad though.

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