Latest replies

Reply · northernbeasle · 29 Sep 2015 14:21
29 Sep 2015 13:54:33
always been interested in aliens, ufo's and that sort of thing, did a project on area 51 back in 1992 for school, a few years after lazar had come out so to speak. Xfiles, Tim Good, Hoagland, Art Bell and years later. the more you dig the more questions you have! love it.
Read discussion
Reply · Garbo · 29 Sep 2015 14:21
29 Sep 2015 14:55:40
For me it was David Icke, I had seen him on a TV programme, which incorrectly smeared him as stating he was the 'son of God', led to 9/11 in turn led to Illuminati but what really gripped me was Lloyd Pye's seminar, everything you know is wrong, this answered a few questions I had regarding strange happenings while I worked on a farm on Vancouver Island. Big shout out to this site though, while I don't participate much in discussions i'm always reading.
Read discussion
Reply · Hazard54 · 29 Sep 2015 11:23
29 Sep 2015 12:17:39
Freedom of speech doesn't exist. But I agree, it will be totally wiped out one day
Read discussion
Reply · zari · 29 Sep 2015 09:10
29 Sep 2015 10:04:21
It's about time NASA and Hollywood cooperated more openly, seeing as they are both in the business of producing sensational propaganda. Outsider trading info speculates that a merger is on the cards.

Anyone want to go halfzis on a space based telescope? I think that's our only chance of actually finding out what is going on out there.
Joking aside, I'm surprised that of all these hacking groups we keep hearing about none ever thought of tapping in the feed of one of these telescopes. It can't be any harder than gaining access into the databases they are breaking into.

Disclaimer: I am in no way advocating breaking the law. I am simply putting forth an observation.
Read discussion
Reply · zari · 29 Sep 2015 09:03
29 Sep 2015 09:35:28
The only way I would support a decision to have the IMFs troops enter Syria and remove Assad would be if they first did the same to Israel, the USA, Russia, China, the UK, Germany, Turkey and France.

Assad is a tyrant but at least he is Syrian. If the Syrian people do not want him there it is up to them to remove him and replace him or their central management with someone or a system of their choosing. Which is not what is taking place at the moment, no matter how many times the poisoned stream media says so.

The so called developed countries want to subdue the middle east and hand it over to the Khazars. There are so many puppet leaders serving the one world government, global politics resembles a hypnotic puppet theater.

While we argue north vs south, west vs east, right vs left and every other dualistic notion we have been imprinted with, we are steadily moving closer to our demise. If we actually want freedom we should take responsibility and concentrate on righting the wrongs of this world through collective, altruistic action.
Read discussion
Reply · Supasub · 29 Sep 2015 07:55
29 Sep 2015 08:53:46
I studied jfk in a history lesson at school 25 years ago. After that x-files made my interest grow. Think there is a new film in the pipeline but I think some things that have been put in the series over the years were now a bit misleading.
Read discussion
Reply · Kaizer · 29 Sep 2015 07:13
29 Sep 2015 07:39:08
im a muslim and I watched a series on youtube, not sure whether its still there or not, it was called the awakening. relating what was written in the quran to the world today. it gave me different views of the world.

if I remember correctly the video also talkd about illuminati, entertainment industry etc. it opened my eyes and I started watching and looking for other conspiracies etc.
Read discussion
Reply · Hazard54 · 29 Sep 2015 06:18
29 Sep 2015 06:52:23
Ed18 started watching and I'm at ep 4!

It's crazy from a different perspective, I learnt one side of the story just this year in history class, always 2 sides and were only ever told 1 throhgh media
Read discussion
Reply · frankyscouser · 29 Sep 2015 00:21
29 Sep 2015 01:05:18
lets assume Assad is a murderer and to remove him would stop the allies bombing SYRIA but it would not stop the infighting. SYRIA as you know is a very complex country with many civil wars going on. now I am no expert on the middle east but history shows once we meddle in those areas we stir a hornets nest, even for good intentions.

for the record, I do not think it's for good intentions, it's a stepping stone to take down IRAN and putin knows that. As for nato, they would love to get inside SYRIA , then the predictable routine of the IMF banking cartel lending money to rebuild the country so the country will always be in debt.

LEBANON is a current prime example of a wealthy country that was bombed into the stone age and is owned by the same cartel who want SYRIA. it's sad to say this but right at this moment, I think it's a necessary evil to have two superpowers not agreeing with each other.

in some ways they are Assad and HUSSEIN carbon copies. i don't trust any of them but I would be a lot more worried if they agreed on policies. one world goverment? no thank you.
Read discussion
Reply · mumbaianc · 29 Sep 2015 00:17
29 Sep 2015 01:14:20
Michael moores fahreheit 9/11 documentary started it. Funny as I had no clue of what documentaries were at the time. Still find it strange it was released in india around october 2004.
Read discussion
Reply · KimPhilby · 28 Sep 2015 23:29
29 Sep 2015 00:24:44
Its fairly certain he's used gas. Both sides have been committing atrocities.

For once i'd just like to see the united nations actually do the things it was supposedly founded for. Instead of just being a talking shop for psychopaths and dictators. If it takes Putin to push it into action then fine ill take the irony.
Read discussion
Reply · KimPhilby · 28 Sep 2015 23:29
29 Sep 2015 00:26:12
And yes bush and Blair should answer the case on Iraq.
Read discussion
Reply · KimPhilby · 28 Sep 2015 22:27
28 Sep 2015 23:18:07
Oh and Putin has always been that way. Very determined. I'll give him that. Shame about all the civil and human rights abuses over the last decade.
Read discussion
Reply · KimPhilby · 28 Sep 2015 22:26
28 Sep 2015 23:10:58
[Franky], Not at all. I do agree with Vladimir on this one. We need an international coalition to end the bloodshed. But that means both sides not just Isis. Defeat them remove Assad and put the UN in charge to rebuild the country until they decide themselves what they want to do. Self determination was one of the founding principles after all. After all Syria is already in chaos.

Yes I know America protects the Saudis. And i'd love to see the house of saud toppled but not if the replacement is an even worse nightmare like aq or Isis.
Read discussion
Reply · KimPhilby · 28 Sep 2015 22:26
28 Sep 2015 23:13:17
Do you not think assad should stand trial for his crimes of the last few years?
Read discussion
Reply · TTTS · 28 Sep 2015 22:14
28 Sep 2015 23:10:27
You have mentioned two groups in a power struggle Ed, do you suspect both are ET. What of the other ET groups, I've read somewhere, possibly here, there were 5 types on the planet earth.
Read discussion
Create New Post

Create New Post

Please log in to create a new post.

Posts appear after editor approval.