01 Aug 2015 18:28:06
tried to find out who was Kissinger's right hand man at that time so I could try to find the name of his wife. very hard to get info without guessing .
also edd since Michael has mentioned people trying to infiltrate his site or circle, have you had any gut feeling that this has happened to you on this site like wanting to be an edd or anything?
i only ask because I have got the feeling a few odd people follow me on twitter and either they retweet my tweets without ever having a convo with me, in fact they never ever put any thoughts of their own just retweets and there's people who constantly call me a racist or the tin hat insults.
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01 Aug 2015 18:18:38
I'd imagine they have reems of data in the pentagon, Langley and wherever the fbi keep their records. They've been building upto to something.
Read discussionI'd imagine they have reems of data in the pentagon, Langley and wherever the fbi keep their records. They've been building upto to something.
01 Aug 2015 17:16:09
done a check and al chop was real. would be unheard of now, a guy who was an insider in the pentagon and would be able to give details about his findings made into a documentary. it may have been to prepare people about we are not alone. always thought the time was not right around that time with most of the world coming out of a war and I can not see it in the near future, unless they want to be seen.
Read discussiondone a check and al chop was real. would be unheard of now, a guy who was an insider in the pentagon and would be able to give details about his findings made into a documentary. it may have been to prepare people about we are not alone. always thought the time was not right around that time with most of the world coming out of a war and I can not see it in the near future, unless they want to be seen.
01 Aug 2015 12:23:06
we're probably all affected by the full moon a little bit, but it is recognised that some people are noticeably affected by the full moon.
Read discussionwe're probably all affected by the full moon a little bit, but it is recognised that some people are noticeably affected by the full moon.
01 Aug 2015 12:07:58
just watched this; fascinating man and story.
like 9/11 it was my real awakening even though I always knew something was not right, but to find out what that lady he was in contact with would have blew my head and I am not sure how I would have coped. I have never heard that story and would love to know if this lady is still alive.
A few topics stood out, wifi in schools to mess around with fertility to drop the population and the myth that the population is too big.
mi5 at the bbc, also the trolls on twitter who accuse you of either being racist or anti semitic because of your views are agents or paid by agents. he really is a fascinating man and enjoyed his journey.
On a side note, I think vinny eastwood and michael were on different wavelengths throughout the interview. it could have been the time delay but once michael told the story of the bilderberg woman, I would have asked a lot more questions about the whole thing. great video edd.
Read discussionjust watched this; fascinating man and story.
like 9/11 it was my real awakening even though I always knew something was not right, but to find out what that lady he was in contact with would have blew my head and I am not sure how I would have coped. I have never heard that story and would love to know if this lady is still alive.
A few topics stood out, wifi in schools to mess around with fertility to drop the population and the myth that the population is too big.
mi5 at the bbc, also the trolls on twitter who accuse you of either being racist or anti semitic because of your views are agents or paid by agents. he really is a fascinating man and enjoyed his journey.
On a side note, I think vinny eastwood and michael were on different wavelengths throughout the interview. it could have been the time delay but once michael told the story of the bilderberg woman, I would have asked a lot more questions about the whole thing. great video edd.
31 Jul 2015 10:31:28
Seems like a very senior citizen and famous celebrity from a not so strictly game show host background is also mentioned by fellows, surprised he wasn't mentioned before. Strangely enough has he featured on the Queens honour list like the rest of the exposed.
Read discussionSeems like a very senior citizen and famous celebrity from a not so strictly game show host background is also mentioned by fellows, surprised he wasn't mentioned before. Strangely enough has he featured on the Queens honour list like the rest of the exposed.
30 Jul 2015 19:30:40
to be honest it will be near impossible to get him charged. there was a recording as he was undercover but once that was known a certain david cameron was working in the private sector and was involved when they bought carlton tv where the tv show was going to air. so that tape is destroyed and I can not see fellows taking him to court as it would be very hard to prove but in light of the other high profile politicians skeletons this has left clark with the eyes of the world watching him more closely now.
Read discussionto be honest it will be near impossible to get him charged. there was a recording as he was undercover but once that was known a certain david cameron was working in the private sector and was involved when they bought carlton tv where the tv show was going to air. so that tape is destroyed and I can not see fellows taking him to court as it would be very hard to prove but in light of the other high profile politicians skeletons this has left clark with the eyes of the world watching him more closely now.
30 Jul 2015 00:10:18
never ever thought of it that way,sort of makes sense.
Read discussionnever ever thought of it that way,sort of makes sense.
29 Jul 2015 23:13:12
Isn't that part of the etymology of the word lunatic? Luna tic.
Read discussionIsn't that part of the etymology of the word lunatic? Luna tic.
29 Jul 2015 18:56:47
maybe yep I forgot about religeon as well.
Read discussionmaybe yep I forgot about religeon as well.
29 Jul 2015 18:11:08
you are right about to a certain degree about humankind, I would say at a guess 98% of the population could live in harmony with each other, the only problem we are governed by madmen , they only way we all could unite is if there was a threat to mankind from let's say aliens .
Read discussionyou are right about to a certain degree about humankind, I would say at a guess 98% of the population could live in harmony with each other, the only problem we are governed by madmen , they only way we all could unite is if there was a threat to mankind from let's say aliens .
29 Jul 2015 17:15:26
I do agree. I was talking about Versailles regards the Germans, yes that was revenge. Yugoslavia as created in 1919 was never going to last and the irony is it was communism and titos force of personality that held it together post world war 2. When it did collapse it did in bloodshed.
Syria, Iraq, Palestine are all also post world war 1 artificial constructs also collapsing in bloodshed.
Going back, who imposes the peace? The Americans would be accused of doing whatever benefits them. The Zionists same. If Russia interfered what would the west say.
Read discussionI do agree. I was talking about Versailles regards the Germans, yes that was revenge. Yugoslavia as created in 1919 was never going to last and the irony is it was communism and titos force of personality that held it together post world war 2. When it did collapse it did in bloodshed.
Syria, Iraq, Palestine are all also post world war 1 artificial constructs also collapsing in bloodshed.
Going back, who imposes the peace? The Americans would be accused of doing whatever benefits them. The Zionists same. If Russia interfered what would the west say.
29 Jul 2015 13:55:34
Maybe that's why there's been all these epidemics, bird fly, sars, ebola, etc put enough out there to make the case for compulsory vaccines.
Read discussionMaybe that's why there's been all these epidemics, bird fly, sars, ebola, etc put enough out there to make the case for compulsory vaccines.
29 Jul 2015 14:48:00
Wasn't that the attitude at Versailles? Look at the trouble that created. Yugoslavia was a compromise that ended in ethnic genocide, war crimes and ethnic cleansing.
I think the problem is who do you upset, each side has their own bigger brother so to speak.
Yes but Turkey is in theory on the wests side so nothing will happen.
Read discussionWasn't that the attitude at Versailles? Look at the trouble that created. Yugoslavia was a compromise that ended in ethnic genocide, war crimes and ethnic cleansing.
I think the problem is who do you upset, each side has their own bigger brother so to speak.
Yes but Turkey is in theory on the wests side so nothing will happen.
29 Jul 2015 13:53:32
agree with most points but attacking a man who would rather get all sides together instead of using drones or men is how sick this regime is.
Read discussionagree with most points but attacking a man who would rather get all sides together instead of using drones or men is how sick this regime is.
29 Jul 2015 14:04:17
The reason I didn't is because its a complicated enough situation with just the arabs, the Israelis and the Americans. Add in Turkey, Iran, and the Kurdish question and you see how complex it becomes. Then you have other religious minorities, ethnic minorities, its too complex to go into any detail. It wasn't my intention to ignore others, as I said it was a simplification.
The Turks are another nasty bunch, they do like a bit of genocide.
The problem is there's no easy solution. Give the Kurds a homeland you upset everyone else. Don't give them one and your condoning genocide. Whatever you do your going to upset somebody.
Read discussionThe reason I didn't is because its a complicated enough situation with just the arabs, the Israelis and the Americans. Add in Turkey, Iran, and the Kurdish question and you see how complex it becomes. Then you have other religious minorities, ethnic minorities, its too complex to go into any detail. It wasn't my intention to ignore others, as I said it was a simplification.
The Turks are another nasty bunch, they do like a bit of genocide.
The problem is there's no easy solution. Give the Kurds a homeland you upset everyone else. Don't give them one and your condoning genocide. Whatever you do your going to upset somebody.
29 Jul 2015 13:08:25
Malaysia held a court which found Bush and Blair guilty of war crimes, and have been pressing the Hague to do something about it (which they have thus far refused to do). Richard D. Hall has a great video about it on, Rich Planet
http://youtube.com/watch?v=aMlp93kldu8
Read discussionMalaysia held a court which found Bush and Blair guilty of war crimes, and have been pressing the Hague to do something about it (which they have thus far refused to do). Richard D. Hall has a great video about it on, Rich Planet
http://youtube.com/watch?v=aMlp93kldu8
29 Jul 2015 12:59:23
Different times. Sinn Fein just wanted the British out of ulster and a united Ireland and for the most part attacked military and political targets, only when that wasn't working they started hitting soft targets like Warrington.
The likes of Hamas etc want a Jew free middle east and have a stated aim of extermination. I don't think anyone in the ira ever said the solution was to slaughter the whole population of Britain.
Regards the middle east its complicated. The Israelis claim its ancestral land but then steal land off others and are ethnically cleansing the place. The arabs as stated want their land but won't acknowledge any Jewish claims. Some even want all western presences removed. But then you have the west that wants the oil. So until someone bends it's not happening. That's an over simplication of things but essentially the core positions.
Don't get me wrong parts of the region are very nice. Even some of the people are nice. But the people in charge are very bad. I got dragged over on a regional tour, Jordan, Syria, Iraq, on a fact finding out mission. You've never experienced anything like it. This is the dangers of being good at your job but in the doghouse, you get the unpleasant jobs.
Wondered off topic a bit there. The problem is further complicated because the people who should sort this out, the united nations, is useless. Is this not why it was created? Instead it splits along political faultlines. Britain sides with America for the oil, Russia backs its arab clients states and the Chinese just make themselves a nuisance. So its an impasse.
Read discussionDifferent times. Sinn Fein just wanted the British out of ulster and a united Ireland and for the most part attacked military and political targets, only when that wasn't working they started hitting soft targets like Warrington.
The likes of Hamas etc want a Jew free middle east and have a stated aim of extermination. I don't think anyone in the ira ever said the solution was to slaughter the whole population of Britain.
Regards the middle east its complicated. The Israelis claim its ancestral land but then steal land off others and are ethnically cleansing the place. The arabs as stated want their land but won't acknowledge any Jewish claims. Some even want all western presences removed. But then you have the west that wants the oil. So until someone bends it's not happening. That's an over simplication of things but essentially the core positions.
Don't get me wrong parts of the region are very nice. Even some of the people are nice. But the people in charge are very bad. I got dragged over on a regional tour, Jordan, Syria, Iraq, on a fact finding out mission. You've never experienced anything like it. This is the dangers of being good at your job but in the doghouse, you get the unpleasant jobs.
Wondered off topic a bit there. The problem is further complicated because the people who should sort this out, the united nations, is useless. Is this not why it was created? Instead it splits along political faultlines. Britain sides with America for the oil, Russia backs its arab clients states and the Chinese just make themselves a nuisance. So its an impasse.
29 Jul 2015 12:58:12
If and when technology gets to a stage where a compulsory vaccine is administered to all new born, within the vaccine a micro chip which lodges in brain there's really nothing that can be done. Will steam roll from there.
Read discussionIf and when technology gets to a stage where a compulsory vaccine is administered to all new born, within the vaccine a micro chip which lodges in brain there's really nothing that can be done. Will steam roll from there.
29 Jul 2015 09:44:40
nor mine but dialogue needs to be open and in my view it should be open tv dialogue so we can see exactly what both parties want ,then it will give a better understanding to the people , after all we are sending our children to these warzones and our taxes are proping up certain regimes , to many things are done behind closed doors and I for one do not trust the spiel that one group are bad and do other group are good.
by the way corbyn is taking heat for his stance on talking to hamas but a lot of people don't know in the late 70s and 80s he kept a dialogue with sinn fein and was castigated for it , now like I said gerry addam is shaking hands with the queen who lost a relitive to the ira , weird the press do not mention corbyns stance in the past don't you think?
Read discussionnor mine but dialogue needs to be open and in my view it should be open tv dialogue so we can see exactly what both parties want ,then it will give a better understanding to the people , after all we are sending our children to these warzones and our taxes are proping up certain regimes , to many things are done behind closed doors and I for one do not trust the spiel that one group are bad and do other group are good.
by the way corbyn is taking heat for his stance on talking to hamas but a lot of people don't know in the late 70s and 80s he kept a dialogue with sinn fein and was castigated for it , now like I said gerry addam is shaking hands with the queen who lost a relitive to the ira , weird the press do not mention corbyns stance in the past don't you think?