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Reply · GracieBhoy · 19 Sep 2016 17:35
19 Sep 2016 18:33:58
Hes controlled opposition, I believe there's a video were he is entering a building and the guard checks his pass and he says oh you work for time warner or something like that.
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Reply · Rian · 18 Sep 2016 16:27
18 Sep 2016 17:12:34
You might like this one too [an earlier speech]. Hillary Green Screen, Fake Crowd? Clinton Seizure Fix (Reno NV Speech)?

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Reply · Rian · 18 Sep 2016 13:22
18 Sep 2016 13:36:32
Oh I wouldn't doubt that for a second.
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Reply · Rian · 18 Sep 2016 10:58
18 Sep 2016 11:51:22
At 4.32, he shows side by side face photos, and if you look at the wrinkles between the eyes an especially the double wrinkle above her left eye, they look the same to me. I'm not saying she doesn't have a double, but this evidence is not enough to persuade me.
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Reply · Rian · 18 Sep 2016 10:36
18 Sep 2016 11:32:52
Well at least he's not shouting his head off this time. Much easier to listen to, and this is what he should have done in the first place, instead of that dreadful rant on Richie Allen's show. I hope he retires though I doubt his ego allows it. Ken O'Keeffe should give the money back or he is guilty of fraud. And Richie Allen should stop pretending he is a journalist. He's not doing David Icke any favours.
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Reply · TTTS · 18 Sep 2016 09:46
18 Sep 2016 10:45:17
Welcome back Kim. Looking forward to reading your posts again.
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Reply · Geordiesteve · 18 Sep 2016 07:49
18 Sep 2016 08:35:30
A very similar storyline just happened on conspiracy show 'Person of Interest', the power group looked as though they were pushing the interests on a particular candidate only for them to kill that person once they'd been elected only for it to emerge they'd groomed the running mate of that candidate.
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Reply · KimPhilby · 17 Sep 2016 21:27
17 Sep 2016 21:58:08
Its Parkinson's if you go by WikiLeaks.

And Trump is an isolationist. Depending on your point of view either good or bad.
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Reply · TTTS · 17 Sep 2016 05:43
17 Sep 2016 04:01:27
A "nut case" can be intelligent. To be honest I'd fear Clinton and those that control her more so than Trump. My thoughts are, thou I could be totally of the mark, is that Trump is more interested in perserving USA soils for US "citizens" than fighting anyone else wars. This could mean the withdrawal of troops back to Base and emphasis put on border protection.
The world would be a better place without the interference of Americans.
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Reply · HoneyBadger · 16 Sep 2016 16:24
16 Sep 2016 17:14:12
I see the Council on Foreign Relations backed Clinton over Trump at some point. That's usually a good indication of who is the chosen one.
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Reply · HoneyBadger · 16 Sep 2016 16:13
16 Sep 2016 17:12:13
Cheers Gracie. I remember reading about those items you mentioned, it's incredible stuff. I think what it shows more than anything is that a whole load of knowledge has been lost or more likely suppressed by our ruling elites.
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Reply · HoneyBadger · 16 Sep 2016 16:10
16 Sep 2016 17:09:59
Haha with the dollar sign it looks like 666 too!

On a serious note, Monsanto are an organisation with horrendous practises. This merger can't be good news for anyone apart from the shareholders.
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Reply · GracieBhoy · 16 Sep 2016 15:08
16 Sep 2016 15:30:12
Some good stuff there honeybadger. I watched a youtube video about ancient archeology and they had found tools in peru I think that were something like 10,000 years old.
These tools were made of a material called loudite (sp? ) . The tools seemed to be for help during birth and each tool was perfectly made too suit any hand and handling technique.
Im sure it said that we couldn't create these intricate tools right now with any machinery we have as the material used was so brittle.
There was also another find of a disc which had every devolpment of an embryo in the womb carved into it, it really is interesting.
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Reply · HoneyBadger · 14 Sep 2016 20:49
14 Sep 2016 21:13:38
You are right Ed33, that is how he is portrayed to us in order to make Clinton the more viable option. I meant to put 'nut case' in inverted commas to illustrate as such, but forgot.
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Reply · HoneyBadger · 14 Sep 2016 17:23
14 Sep 2016 17:50:27
Precisely, the continent of Africa is a great example of a location given vast sums of money in aid and hand outs yet seems no closer to achieving a reasonable standard of life for it's inhabitants. Foreign aid is more of a bribe for dictators and/ or public officials to retain the status quo I. e. The profits from natural resources going to powerful western interests whilst the locals see none of the benefits. A token gesture is made here and there as an illusion that the aid is being put to good effect but in reality its a tiny fraction of the overall funds which are sent.

A friend of mine is reading a book that details how many of the areas of worst poverty in the world are places which were at one time invaded/ colonised by western powers. The reason for this being that economic and political systems were put in place which act to skim off the profit from natural and other resources (including the banking system) for our ruling elite. We can see this being put in place today in the middle east, as an example. This is why the need for foreign aid to bribe and maintain these systems across the world.

Apologies for going slightly off tangent with regards foreign aid but its a similar process as with major charities. The money is primarily to bribe (or pay large salaries and bonuses to) top level officials (or senior management) into maintaining the status quo, which is what benefits the elite.

In terms of charities, I would like to convince my work colleagues that when we raise money for comic relief, for instance, it would be of more benefit to raise the same amount of money but give it direct to an independent local cause (where we get to see the benefit) rather than to the senior officials who run major national charities.

One final point. Regardless of whether its charity funds or foreign aid (tax payers money) we, the ordinary people are made to feel guilty for the mess caused by the elite across the world, so that we happily hand over our money for these worthy causes! And that makes us feel warm and fuzzy for a short while because we feel we 'made a difference' - until the next charity or cause comes knocking.

A pretty cynical view, I appreciate!
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Reply · HoneyBadger · 14 Sep 2016 17:23
14 Sep 2016 18:09:14
All we know for sure is that she has been hiding her lack of physical/ mental fitness for the job. This implied to me that her backers a'r desperate enough to get her, specifically, into power that they had to lie. Why that is can only be speculation.

I always thought Clinton was due to win and the whole point of having a nut case like Trump as the other option was to make her look the lesser of 2 evils. I may well be wrong though as I totally mis-called the result of the EU referendum. If I am correct - then I like Ed33's suggestion about the vice president being a groomed puppet who takes over when she gets ill or worse. If she still runs and wins I will be intrigued to see who gets the VP position.
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Reply · HoneyBadger · 14 Sep 2016 17:23
14 Sep 2016 18:03:44
Only just started looking into it, what an interesting theory. Personally I think many of the examples can be explained rationally by many of us having the same false memories from a younger age e. g. Assuming a famous actor had already died because he hadn't made any films for a long time, or thinking that parts of the world map had changed because many of us looked at similar simplified (inaccurate) maps made for children, in our youth. Yet there are other examples that cannot be explained as rationally. And there have been times where I thought I remembered an event happening differently only to find out I was wrong, which freaks you out at the time.

I'm not sure about the whole altering of time notion (mainly as it goes over ny head) but certainly an interesting theory and worthy of more investigation from me.

Its been a while since I read 1984 (Orwell) but I'm sure the main character describes this very same feeling, that he's being told that world events happened differently to how he remembered them. I will have to dig the book out again.
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Reply · TheBlueman8 · 14 Sep 2016 11:28
14 Sep 2016 12:27:36
The amount of money donated over the years should have had a positive effect on the country or cause it was raised for!
There is just enough put forward to keep them at a negative as the companys supplying vaccines and food stuffs. etc are getting the lions share!

same with research!
why cure it when you can profit from it.
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