08 Aug 2018 11:16:40
I am thinking the same re: pedo ring Ed. Things just don't add up. Its shocking and disgusting that this crime is being getting away with.
There will be 100s of police officers that think the same thing but won't publicly say anything.
What do you mean by black tech Ed? Like spying tools etc or something else?
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06 Aug 2018 17:17:39
Hi Ed033.
I am currently on the 4th in the set from Richard D Hall, about Murat. Its difficult to think otherwise in regards to a cover up with the amount of evidence he is presenting.
I was watching the Peter Hyatt videos as I originally posted.
There are so so many questions that will never be answered, and why are they getting so much help?
Its frustrating that the British never suspect the Mccans and the Portuguese (from what Richard D Hall is presenting) were bang on with there outcome, even with a lot of evidence being with held from them.
So why haven't the Portuguese ever put them on trial? Is it something to do with the British Gvnmnt?
Read discussionHi Ed033.
I am currently on the 4th in the set from Richard D Hall, about Murat. Its difficult to think otherwise in regards to a cover up with the amount of evidence he is presenting.
I was watching the Peter Hyatt videos as I originally posted.
There are so so many questions that will never be answered, and why are they getting so much help?
Its frustrating that the British never suspect the Mccans and the Portuguese (from what Richard D Hall is presenting) were bang on with there outcome, even with a lot of evidence being with held from them.
So why haven't the Portuguese ever put them on trial? Is it something to do with the British Gvnmnt?
06 Aug 2018 18:52:39
This is essential viewing for anyone who wishes to understand what really happened on 9/11.
Read discussionThis is essential viewing for anyone who wishes to understand what really happened on 9/11.
04 Aug 2018 09:23:30
I think the so called 3rd world would basically be as it is now.
For me Africa as a whole have been used abused for far too long.
As technology improves it will get worse for the continent.
By accounts I've read online some of the counties have vast oil and gas that can't be got at yet, not including gold diamonds etc.
Unfortunately I can see it getting worse for Africa as the years pass.
Read discussionI think the so called 3rd world would basically be as it is now.
For me Africa as a whole have been used abused for far too long.
As technology improves it will get worse for the continent.
By accounts I've read online some of the counties have vast oil and gas that can't be got at yet, not including gold diamonds etc.
Unfortunately I can see it getting worse for Africa as the years pass.
04 Aug 2018 00:27:30
Yeah i see a thing about
King james being a black man
And written accounts that king james as a child was black
I recokon a queen whent africa years back and got something for her travels lol
And also genisis does talk of the world mainly being black and something maid genes change where white babeis where born
Not me saying
But some rubbish i watched.
Read discussionYeah i see a thing about
King james being a black man
And written accounts that king james as a child was black
I recokon a queen whent africa years back and got something for her travels lol
And also genisis does talk of the world mainly being black and something maid genes change where white babeis where born
Not me saying
But some rubbish i watched.
04 Aug 2018 00:33:32
Lol
Space mabey the final frontier
But made in Hollywood basement
They don't go space they go in circles high up in our atmosphere
Thermosphere
Apparently
Also when they send satellites up lol
They build companions to take a pic
Trade center was bin laden
And pigs fly.
Read discussionLol
Space mabey the final frontier
But made in Hollywood basement
They don't go space they go in circles high up in our atmosphere
Thermosphere
Apparently
Also when they send satellites up lol
They build companions to take a pic
Trade center was bin laden
And pigs fly.
04 Aug 2018 00:28:39
I 100% believe that cookers and such survive fire lol.
Read discussionI 100% believe that cookers and such survive fire lol.
03 Aug 2018 17:51:50
Here’s a controversial comment. If not for the slave movement would people of African decent still be living in third world Unevolved conditions? And do you think that the slave trade was one of the first movements to destabilise and weaken America like the free movement of people that we see today? In all honesty it was the start of the PC agenda!
This is not worded very well! I would like to hear your opinion ed of the free movement of peoples in a globalist agenda and was it a plan in the slave trade era? And how the Slave trade has shaped the world.
Read discussionHere’s a controversial comment. If not for the slave movement would people of African decent still be living in third world Unevolved conditions? And do you think that the slave trade was one of the first movements to destabilise and weaken America like the free movement of people that we see today? In all honesty it was the start of the PC agenda!
This is not worded very well! I would like to hear your opinion ed of the free movement of peoples in a globalist agenda and was it a plan in the slave trade era? And how the Slave trade has shaped the world.
03 Aug 2018 16:00:36
Are you sure it wasn’t Abrahamo lincolnawamo who was chief potwasher at Abraham Lincolns Holliday Home in Nebraska 😂
Joking aside it sure does sound nonsense.
Read discussionAre you sure it wasn’t Abrahamo lincolnawamo who was chief potwasher at Abraham Lincolns Holliday Home in Nebraska 😂
Joking aside it sure does sound nonsense.
03 Aug 2018 13:02:59
Perhaps an event such as the fire allows them to test it in plain sight without anyone noticing. Maybe it is to demonstrate just how specific they can be on a smaller scale with pin point accuracy. Now translate that to a real war scenario and the possibilities are endless. I wonder what distance they can operate from the target, and was the fire the energy source for the DEW?
Read discussionPerhaps an event such as the fire allows them to test it in plain sight without anyone noticing. Maybe it is to demonstrate just how specific they can be on a smaller scale with pin point accuracy. Now translate that to a real war scenario and the possibilities are endless. I wonder what distance they can operate from the target, and was the fire the energy source for the DEW?
03 Aug 2018 11:47:52
How can you incinerate a house to dust and the tree next to it is untouched?
This reminds me of 9/ 11. One side of a car incinerated, and the other side was completely intact.
Direct energy weapon as hypothesised by Dr. Judy Wood perhaps?
Read discussionHow can you incinerate a house to dust and the tree next to it is untouched?
This reminds me of 9/ 11. One side of a car incinerated, and the other side was completely intact.
Direct energy weapon as hypothesised by Dr. Judy Wood perhaps?
02 Aug 2018 19:19:26
I watched a video on YouTube of a guy attempting to do his own Stonehenge with nothing but counterweights and literally a pebble. Fascinating.
But I agree with ed, I reckon with the earth being so old that there probably has been older civilisations that have come and gone and have had superior tech.
Read discussionI watched a video on YouTube of a guy attempting to do his own Stonehenge with nothing but counterweights and literally a pebble. Fascinating.
But I agree with ed, I reckon with the earth being so old that there probably has been older civilisations that have come and gone and have had superior tech.
02 Aug 2018 19:25:33
Just to add about drilling 20km on mars, the record for drilling on earth is about 13km so that really would be some achievement.
Read discussionJust to add about drilling 20km on mars, the record for drilling on earth is about 13km so that really would be some achievement.
02 Aug 2018 21:16:49
So hsf, can we melt stones rocks or boulders today, we cant.
Read discussionSo hsf, can we melt stones rocks or boulders today, we cant.
02 Aug 2018 11:16:25
Wonder why we can't do that now?
Read discussionWonder why we can't do that now?
02 Aug 2018 11:56:13
The only person talking about teleporters is you hsf.
p1 said 'Black tech is tech much further advanced than what the general public are aware of'.
And remember if it's not in Wikipedia it can't be true.
Read discussionThe only person talking about teleporters is you hsf.
p1 said 'Black tech is tech much further advanced than what the general public are aware of'.
And remember if it's not in Wikipedia it can't be true.
02 Aug 2018 12:34:29
How so Ed? I've not agreed with anything you've said. All I've said is that they used metal tools and that if they were able to forge Bronze and Copper, then they can melt Granit and Limestone.
That has nothing to do with disagreeing with the mainstream.
Everything I mentioned in the above post was mainstream views, so tell me. Where did I agree that they were more advanced than the mainstream says? In fact, my 2nd link is to the University of St. Andrews - a government funded page.
Nice try Ed, but I think now that you've try to spin my words, I'm done. Cya.
Read discussionHow so Ed? I've not agreed with anything you've said. All I've said is that they used metal tools and that if they were able to forge Bronze and Copper, then they can melt Granit and Limestone.
That has nothing to do with disagreeing with the mainstream.
Everything I mentioned in the above post was mainstream views, so tell me. Where did I agree that they were more advanced than the mainstream says? In fact, my 2nd link is to the University of St. Andrews - a government funded page.
Nice try Ed, but I think now that you've try to spin my words, I'm done. Cya.
02 Aug 2018 12:52:17
To be honest if a cataclysmic event were to happen today if you think about it. its not hard to lose the tech we have. Can you make a phone or a tv? Or the components required. Therefore its not hard the lose the tech especially if notes diagrams and explanations are lost.
And because info is kept more and more on computers instead of paper backed research it wouldn't be hard to loose the information we already know then the skills and techniques would be lost too.
Read discussionTo be honest if a cataclysmic event were to happen today if you think about it. its not hard to lose the tech we have. Can you make a phone or a tv? Or the components required. Therefore its not hard the lose the tech especially if notes diagrams and explanations are lost.
And because info is kept more and more on computers instead of paper backed research it wouldn't be hard to loose the information we already know then the skills and techniques would be lost too.
02 Aug 2018 12:54:52
Also i believe the large stone formations are pre inca and the more primitive stone work is of the inca era. Sure that's what I've seen a documentary about.
Read discussionAlso i believe the large stone formations are pre inca and the more primitive stone work is of the inca era. Sure that's what I've seen a documentary about.
02 Aug 2018 02:12:01
Of course they have some hidden technologies, I guess I'm reading into the words "black tech" wrongly and assuming you're talking about teleporters, black hole bombs, cloaking fields etc. You know, things that are edging on breaking the laws of physics, or just flat out ignoring them. I guess that comes from my dislike for Alex Jones. So I am happy to be corrected on that front, unless you are actually referring to teleporters etc.
Regarding Sacsayhuaman, it is fascinating how they built such complex structures. However, contrary to your comment about their primitive tools, you'll find they were actually using metal tools.
peruenroute.wordpress.com/2012/02/27/sacsayhuaman-how-incas-built/
I would also imagine that they're able to melt Granite (1260°C melting point) and Limestone (825°C melting point), as they were forging Bronze (950°C melting point) and Copper (1085°C melting point), they were also very good with mathematics, so it doesn't seem so farfetched to think they built these things without modern day technology or better. It was likely just a forgotten technique, as they didn't have a sophisticated enough writting system, in order to keep a record of it. It's actually argued that they didn't have a writting system at all.
www-history.mcs.st-and.ac.uk/HistTopics/Inca_mathematics.html.
Read discussionOf course they have some hidden technologies, I guess I'm reading into the words "black tech" wrongly and assuming you're talking about teleporters, black hole bombs, cloaking fields etc. You know, things that are edging on breaking the laws of physics, or just flat out ignoring them. I guess that comes from my dislike for Alex Jones. So I am happy to be corrected on that front, unless you are actually referring to teleporters etc.
Regarding Sacsayhuaman, it is fascinating how they built such complex structures. However, contrary to your comment about their primitive tools, you'll find they were actually using metal tools.
peruenroute.wordpress.com/2012/02/27/sacsayhuaman-how-incas-built/
I would also imagine that they're able to melt Granite (1260°C melting point) and Limestone (825°C melting point), as they were forging Bronze (950°C melting point) and Copper (1085°C melting point), they were also very good with mathematics, so it doesn't seem so farfetched to think they built these things without modern day technology or better. It was likely just a forgotten technique, as they didn't have a sophisticated enough writting system, in order to keep a record of it. It's actually argued that they didn't have a writting system at all.
www-history.mcs.st-and.ac.uk/HistTopics/Inca_mathematics.html.