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24 Mar 2016 19:06:29
Yh it is sick to agree and think this type thing is self inflicted becuase real lives are at risk
But the point dropped by frankie seem spot on
And as they safe if it fits the glove
There are other things about this two
The fact like always they knew who did it in a hour or two?
They reckon some form of govt services watched him and where observeing him for a year?
So how did this happen
Very similar to Boston and Paris like others have said
Then there's the fact in paper reporting uissisa had a vote what city will get targeted next and London apparently was the winner surprise surprise . (scare tatics)
Every time I turn on the news there is some sort of moral tug going on
That sick of this fake crap I openly blaze everything j know most think I need mental home but some just some listen
Them some go back with slight different eyes and speak to others
It's what they do to us thourgh media
About time we do it among us public.

24 Mar 2016 16:10:19
angles are:
1. ground troops going in (fox news)

2. more big brother measures

3. also I have noticed every-time a event happens like Boston/ Paris and Brussels there is a type of unofficial martial law which could be put into action.

for the record I am not saying this attack is a false flag, because there are plenty of nutcases who do this stuff.

24 Mar 2016 13:13:09
Alright cheers
He does get a headache all he talks about lol
That should be a good thing
Boris I don't know
Not doubting what u say and let's hope it does gain positive momentum.

24 Mar 2016 12:47:27
Boris is a clever and shrewd chap. I still think a lot can come out over the next month or 2 as we get nearer.

24 Mar 2016 11:15:33
Farage does rib people up the wrong way. For example within 90 minutes of the events in Brussels he was using it for brexit. To most people that's insensitive and dishonest.

As I said Boris' public persona is an act. In private he's very different. The reason they usually trot Boris out to speak to the general public is because of his public persona. As I said he is hugely popular to grass roots conservatives.

24 Mar 2016 10:30:14
Wasn't being rude just wanted your opinion
And to make my point boris seems like he has been kept around so the Tories Have got there like numpty to slap round the back of his head when office hours are board
And exactly for this
When they have someone step forward get boris to do it
They won't understand him lol.

24 Mar 2016 10:25:34
I do get your point but boris just seems stoned off his nut and mumbles
Farage is the only one out of the lot that can argue the main points
Why is it u think farage is pro Europe?
Or is it u think he rubs people up the wrong way and does some sort of reverse physiology?
Every time I see him I get board becuase I hear him bang on about us leaving so much it bores me
And in truth farage is a big part of why we have this referendum becuase of the conservatives panic he was going to lose votes to him concerning Europe .

24 Mar 2016 07:42:26
I think reading between the lines that it has nothing to do with greed rather control as money is the weapon of choice.

23 Mar 2016 20:59:38
Boris is extremely popular with the grass roots tory party and his carefully cultivated harmless buffoon act makes him one of the more presentable tories to the general public.

23 Mar 2016 23:12:03
for some twilight zone reason the media and voters love Johnson , if it was down to just farage then you might as well get your european flags out now.

23 Mar 2016 22:26:55
I'd like to correct myself of Frankie Fraser, he wasn't killed, he survived the attack that was put in place for him.

23 Mar 2016 16:12:23
I won't do a podcast, but there is some basic information on wpedia (https://goo.gl/Aw8k33) about the Clerkenwell crime syndicate. The reason I mentioned them is because you mentioned the Richardson families, an enforcer for them "Mad" Frankie Fraser was allegedly killed by an order from one of the CCS.

23 Mar 2016 12:40:58
no mate have no idea about the Clerkenwell syndicate
maybe you could do a podcast and let us all know?

Ed002 seen a link linking the club with the Astor club somewhere but can not find it, so I done a quick check on the club and it seems your right, so apologies .
if I dig out my notes with a link I will post when I get time.

23 Mar 2016 12:05:52
Have you looked into Clerkenwell crime syndicate Franky? They're the current "big boys" in the UK and Ireland as far as I'm aware.

Terry Adams, Tommy Adams and Patrick Adams. They also don't take kindly to people telling them that "they are a fan of their work". You can ask my friend about that.

23 Mar 2016 11:10:04
cheers Arty, I just looked up the Astor's links in Milwaukee,

it is pretty similar to its links to London,
one of a number of things I never put in the podcast
was the Astor family had a nightclub in the 60s
that was were the club had a famous meeting
between the Krays and Richardson families

coincidence? no I do not believe in coincidences!

cheers Arty.

23 Mar 2016 09:54:50
He's been well trained. Was just a bit anxious trying to get through. Half a bottle of vodka afterwards.

I don't want get into the who's and what's, my thoughts have been made clear before.

23 Mar 2016 03:06:14
does your friend have other debts mate?
if he has, he would be better to declare himself bankrupt .
council tax WILL get wiped off and in a weird way the more he owes the better it is. i think it's anything over 5k.

i think its 450/500 pound to declare yourself bankrupt. citizen advice best place, but hard to get an appointment with the cuts .

try this , he can ring them and try to get professional help.

goo.gl/QKj3bN

had to sort out an old bill my mother forgot or ignored and she got a summons for court, these guys were great.

23 Mar 2016 02:04:56
Cheers for time ed
Don't really need to say anything to that. facts speak for themselves.

23 Mar 2016 02:00:49
Hope he safe and well.

23 Mar 2016 01:01:59
Thoughts are with ya Kim, I'm sure they will. get home fine mate 👍.