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Reply · · 23 Feb 2012 11:24
We have natural disasters all the time that reduce our population , Philippines tsunami killed quarter of a million, china tsunami china 10000 thousand plus more people die after disasters that's not reported, i agree our population is getting out of control but that is down to better education ,if we keep having babies around the world in slums when people cant support themselves its going to be a never ending circle.
frankyscouse
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Reply · · 23 Feb 2012 10:32
Yes totally agree franklyscouse ,,, if it wasnt for the greed of the elitists in the first place and supression of clean energy the planet would not be in such a mess.....but there is a nagging in the pit of my stomach that says whether we like it or not the population has to be reduced if we are going to survive as a species ....if it does not happen soon the earth will cleanse us ....her way .......life always finds a way !!
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Reply · · 23 Feb 2012 10:32
I had no idea the NWO's main weapon of control was x factor and dancing on ice
Stee
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Reply · · 23 Feb 2012 10:32
I wish i could do something about the atrocitys our brothers and sisters across the globe suffer everyday. Im afraid i do not have the credentials to start a movement or the know how, plus, if you make too much noise about something, the most likely scenario is jail.
Its a shame that not one mp or political group are fighting for world peace and unity with our fellow brethern.
What i could see though, is a peace group maybe linking up with a green group as im sure both parties would share a lot of the same interests.
We've been deliberatly seperated from one another, taught to fear one another and not trust one another. Its sad because we have been given the greatest gift of all, life, and all we try to do is kill eachother.
Maybe one day man will know peace, and understand that we are a species of mystery and beauty!

Peace

Jay
Glasgow
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Reply · · 22 Feb 2012 23:31
Who says u are going to be in the 500 million?and if the nwo want to help mother earth and stop all this pollution maybe they should allow the free energy they have and you might see a different human race.
frankyscouse
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Reply · · 22 Feb 2012 22:32
The royal family made their money through the opium trade in the 18th and 19th century, through the east india company with a lot of the establishment family's also making a fortune, i no that the Matheson family that owned the Island of Lewis made their fortune this way and i bet there was more !
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Reply · · 22 Feb 2012 17:40
80 - 90% of the worlds opium comes from Afgan. UN occupies Afgan. The UN has said that heroin is a 400 Billinon dollar busines, this would make it the 2nd biggest busines in the world afer the arms trade. I dont think the 400 billion is going to the street corner dealers. It ends up cleaned put into banks then re invested. Its another way of the elite to take something free out of the ground and take paper assets from peoples pockets for it. Like oil, water, gas the list goes on...... does anyone think that the elite wouldnt want a piece of the action when there is a worldwide demand ?

Matt_RFC
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Reply · · 22 Feb 2012 14:47
Yeah i seen it on richplanet.net, it looks cigar shaped, ever other angle you cant see this craft ,i think its fake personally as when it shoots off the video is perfectly steady on a helicopter.
frankyscouse
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Reply · · 22 Feb 2012 13:29
I have a copy of Grey Wolf, although I have not read it yet. Hanna Reitsch probably got Hitler out of the bunker in a Fiesler Storch aircraft. He went to South America on a new XX1 submarine. Ref: Cpt Heinz Schaeffer 'U-977'.
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Reply · · 22 Feb 2012 12:20
The CIA would apparently (and maybe still do, higher up) flood the ghetto's with drugs which also helped "population control".
I heard a theory once that the royal family once (or maybe still do ref:afganistan) controlled pretty much the global heroin supply, likewise america had a large grip on the coco plants of south america.
Supasub
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Reply · · 22 Feb 2012 12:20
If you're on about Philadelphia experiment check out the book by Charles berlitz
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Reply · · 22 Feb 2012 09:37
This is true the gov pay money to get rid of drugs on the street but at the same time sell it on a bigger demand and make a shifty profit, this makes it look like there doing somthing good but there snakes, it would only be high up and big shipments though nothing small, listen to lowkey immortal technique and jedi mind tricks ill never go back to mainstream music
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Reply · · 22 Feb 2012 01:06
They just missed them despite the early warning protection sounds like something else more recently doesn't it
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Reply · · 21 Feb 2012 23:22
They want to try some of the kebabs around here mate! could be human flesh in those, all thos asylum seekers that have gone missing ho knows?
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Reply · · 21 Feb 2012 23:11
Hey guys,

Just wanted to chip in, as i have done alot of theory work for a dissertation on naval combat theory and history.

The simple fact of the matter is that Battleships are all well and good if you know the other side is using a "fleet-in-being" theorem. However, due to the lack of power projection that a battleship affords it's task force compared to a carrier (At that point in time it took 1 aircraft with a luckly bomb landing to sink a warship)
So it would be more cost effective to get a carrier and 50 aircraft, than a task force of battleships etc.

Its all about risk. The close you get to the enemy the higher the risk to your warships. This is especially important for the pacific theatre due to the sheer distance involved, supply lines etc.

Sadly Force Projection > Line Warships. From my limited knowledge of US naval doctrine at the time- whenever they suspected something they would always recon "from arms reach" (i.e. use their carriers) and would only use their counter punch once they have sussed out "where/what" their enemy was doing.

To be honest in my mind- Pearl Harbour was critical to the development of either FP or FIB doctrines, as it had shown the stark reality of the damage a well constructed carrier force could do to a Battleship force. If that had not happened then it could have well been it would have swung the other way. But that we'll never know.

I'm not an expert, just giving my humble opinion :)

GunnerOxley
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Reply · · 21 Feb 2012 22:59
You should read " The Berkut " by Joseph Heywood.
It makes me wonder if he had some inside info on Hitler, after the Second World War.
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Reply · · 21 Feb 2012 19:05
Personally Ed i don't beileve in coincidence or in blind fate so i do think they were upto some shenanigans.

But who made the decision to save the carriers? The argument over carriers had been going on since Billy Mitchell in the 20's over which were better to have, a carrier fleet or the big gun battleship theory.

It was till going on in the IJN even after the attack on Pearl Harbor with them building the Musashi class.

So really who convinced FDR which was better to be saved the carriers or the battleships. {Ed001's Note - I would expect it was simply the cost that made the decision for them.}
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Reply · · 21 Feb 2012 18:54
Ed i was fishing a little there sorry.

Yes it is true that the British had warned them, and also US Intel themselves were expecting it through their own decripts. Think the film Tora covers that a bit.

Certain people at the head of the Navy and Army refused to believe the intel reports. Partly because certain of these people like Admiral King were notoriously anti English. And also there was an element of rascism involved, they couldn't believe that the "little yellow men" could pull off something as audacious as a strike at Hawaii.

Yes also true to an extent that the US pushed the Japanese into it with their sanctions on oil and other vital materials the sanctions came about largely to try and hinder Japanese plans. Parallels to today maybe?

The Japanese were always going to go to war, the question was who against and where.

The Imperial Japanese Army has been pushing throughout the 30's for an increase in China and a drive to the "Northern Resource Area" ie Siberia, howvever they got handed there ass on aplate by Zhukov in a series of skirmishes and Stalin got them to sign a non agression pact which really cheesed off Hitler and left the Russian East flank secure.

The Imperial Japanese Navy had argued that a war in China left them nothing to do with their shiny new fleet and has always been pushing for war in the pacific with Burma/ Vietnam/ Inida dangled as a carrot to the Army.

Then when war kicked off and Western Europe collapsed it left the Dutch and French colonies helpless and the British weakened. So the Navy pushed for the "Southern Resource Area2 and it was this agression that panicked the yanks and their only solution wa sanctions. This decided the Japanese especially after the British raid on taranto which shows that a carrier task force could attack and cripple an enemy fleet at anchor.

As is asid all the available intel pointed at this and whilst some high ups ignored it, some did take it seriously.

The question is did FDR? As i said the carriers just happened to both be out of port that day, which as i said was strange, it wouldn't fit normal operating procedure.

It is a very good conspiracy theory but i doubt it will get proven. Hypothetically its the American version of the Coventry dilemma. So i doubt they'll ever fully admit they knew it was coming and sacrificed American lives on battleship row. {Ed001's Note - exactly, it is not something that you want to admit to.}
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Reply · · 21 Feb 2012 18:53
Never knew that about the Hawaiian referendum. I always thought the yanks got in there before we did, after all on the state flag of Hawaii is the union flag.
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Reply · · 21 Feb 2012 18:33
Yeah just happened that the carriers were well away on patrol, both out at the same time which you would think would be strange. You'd imagine one on patrol and one in port as cover.

Of course you could argue the Army airfields should have provided the necessary air cover for the fleet, but got caught literally napping.

It is a good conspiracy theory but one that i doubt will ever get proven.

It certainly settled the argument that had raged for 20 years of carriers vs big battleships as the more necessary.

Although i am surprised that some of the posters on here have never claimed that the Japanese were totally innocent and that the Americans bombed their own fleet. {Ed001's Note - it is true that the US had a warning from the British prior to the event. Oh and the US were certainly far from innocent, though they never bombed their own ships, they did certainly have a part to play in the escalation of tensions with Japan. After all they invaded Hawaii because it was holding a referendum which looked likely to result in it becoming a part of Japan.}
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