Talk Sense

29 Jun 2013 02:43:18
With Nelson Mandela being on the news a lot recently, I had a question. Was he a hero or a terrorist?

28 Jun 2013 23:03:31
Hi folks,
I was driving through my home-town earlier today. As it's marching season here in Northern Ireland, there are lots of banners and other eyesores strung from every pillar and post. I happened to notice on one of the pillar decorations there was a freemason emblem, anyone know if there's history there?

28 Jun 2013 22:59:00
Just seen the BBC news about the pedo Muslims who got jailed and it would be funny if it was not so sick. the puppets behind the BBC who covered Jimmy saviles backside throughout the years have the cheek to make out that Muslims should police their own people, really? Jesus Christ does it matter what religion or faith you are attached to, if you're a nonce you're a nonce, definitely a agenda.

28 Jun 2013 15:53:09
right I know it is a scam this worldwide rescission, but am I missing the point these bankers gambled the shares in the city, my question is why is no one asking who gained as in corporations or names?

28 Jun 2013 15:26:43
we have a power cut in liverpool today and something like that shows how reliant we are on technology, I am sort of used to blackouts as I can remember as a kid in the 70s me mum buying candles when the strikes were on, plus there was no central heating if it was freezing we had thick blankets with coats on the bed to keep us warm, jesus I sound like my dad ha, anyways my point is everyone was out in our area, some panicking, alarms going off everywhere and that was just for a hour, just imagine this was a week or two, there would be chaos, we rely to much on technology, do not get me wrong I love the internet were it gives you licence to roam there world and communicate to anyone but I would rather are not dependent on all that type of stuff, and the weird and sad thing about the blackout is you get talking to neighbors who you would not chat to, I think if the 70s blackouts happened now there would be riots and anarchy, it shows how fragile our society is were we know there is a nwo and what they can do to cause mayhem and a simple turning out of the lights could be all it takes, a bit like the tv show revolution.

27 Jun 2013 17:38:20
{Ed033's Note - A Breakdown of an example of the mainstream media's use of Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP)

27 Jun 2013 15:47:47
Turkey UFO Video Analysis showing grey ETs? inside the craft

http://archivosovni2.blogspot.co.uk/

27 Jun 2013 00:21:57
What is everyones' take on Curiosity?! Is it really on Mars or are we being shown pictures of something closer to home such as a set in the desert? Came across some interesting pictures which Curiosity has taken and some of them are hard to dismiss such as the silver disc like a cd which was photographed lately. I have attached a link to this article. would be interesting to hear what you all think.

www.ufo-blogger.com/2013/06/nasa-curiosity-cd-shape-shiny-object.html

{Ed033's Note - Mars was inhabited by intelligent beings in the past and possibly still is. Some of our dna probably come from people who used to be there. The surface of Mars appears to be littered with non-natural / intelligent made objects or parts of objects.

A catastrophe in the past on mars caused loads of debris from a civilisation on mars to be broken and scattered across parts of mars.

26 Jun 2013 23:53:58
here is a free online book about the Madeline McCann case.

http://frommybigdesk.blogspot.dk/2010/01/maddie-truth-of-lie.html

25 Jun 2013 22:25:21
I see below where franky mentioned how certain cases involving the police have got people asking questions.
What about what happened during the troubles in Ireland. there was rumoured to be a lot of collusion etc.

I know there was people hurt on both sides and a lot of innocent people died that's not what i am saying.
I am talking about police in general. I feel they're is good and bad in every police force.

Hongkongphuey

25 Jun 2013 13:29:31
Anyone else here think the death of Michael Hastings looks highly suspicious?

Ryan.

25 Jun 2013 10:28:40
Hey,
My wife has recently been forced to apply for jobseekers allowance, after being offered a job in the NHS in January, she lost the current job she was in through being the victim workplace bullying. Thinking the NHS job would start within the month, we weren't too worried. Last month she was forced to apply for JSA as she still hadn't got a start date for the NHS job (6 months later!). We got a letter from the DWP at the weekend, 3 weeks after application, telling her that she hadn't made enough NI contributions in 2011/2012 for JSA. At the time she was working roughly 40-48 hours a week for a little over minimum wage.
My point is this; have the UK government altered NI contributions for employers, with the sly intention of knowing that on the minimum wage or slightly higher, you have no chance of qualifying for benefits should you find yourself out of work, thus "saving" the country the expense of an inflated benefits bill?
To add insult to injury, the Job Centre still expected her to travel 6 miles round trip to sign on, for no money. It's a joke.

{Ed033's Note - That's terrible and it shouldn't be that way.

On a side note, I think some people need to move away from JSA and look at tax credits instead. By starting a private business (sell stuff on ebay?) and working 40 hours a week on it (watch less tv?) you may be able to claim tax credits as you're probably a low fill time earner.

That way there's no signing on each week and no job interviews/form filling on a regular basis to get benefits, and if you get a job, you can stop the private business.