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Yeah def giving this a listen to now, as i'm South African and living here, ill let you kno my thoughts on it after!
Mr.Jones

22 Feb 2015 16:13:58
Zari definitely ;) so much easier.

Personally I hardly use computers. I don't use credit cards, everything is cash. Drives mr Philby crazy, but 35 years of habit is hard to break. When you have some knowledge of these people you take certain precautions. Nothing of value is stored electronically. Phone calls and letters deliberately bland. "Moscow rules" as mr smiley would say.

Trust no-one, always be suspicious, someone's always watching.

Kim Philby

22 Feb 2015 16:20:16
Would it have to have been a laser guided missile and would that have needed a ground team?

22 Feb 2015 16:04:20
The first chapters on Saturn death cult.com cover a lot of that as well. Worth a read.

Update:
It turns out that among other things, Gemalto also produces smart IDs for about 25 countries, most of which are in Europe and the middle east. They also produce residence permit cards and driving licenses for these countries.
http://tinyurl.com/mrbs3m5

Additionally, they also provide the U.S. corporation (not U.S.A. government) with security IDs.
http://tinyurl.com/m8fv2ua

I'd say, that is a nifty way for a secret agency to place its agents anywhere and everywhere. No need for fake IDs, licenses and passports, infiltrating government databases etc.
zari

Article on the Gemalto story posted above by the anonymous poster:
http://tinyurl.com/nlvgh64

Hey anonymous poster, I agree that it is not an easy task to ensure one's privacy, if at all possible without access to substantial monetary resources. Non the less, ensuring our privacy is fundamental if we are to protect the free flow of information. Human ingenuity has produced wonders before, so why not again?
zari

Hey,

Sorry, I can't seem to get the link above to work. Is it possible for someone to post an alternative method for me to view this story. It sounds quite interesting.

Much appreciated,

AngryChef

20 Feb 2015 20:09:37
Unfortunately ed33 some of those that fled starvation and violence went on to join in the vast extermination of native Americans, which in my opinion is unforgivable given they had suffered at the hands of the same common enemies.

What about the Pentagon? Was that a plane? It looked very much like a missile and the 2.5 meter hole didn't look like it came from a huge airliner.

Geordie Al

20 Feb 2015 20:05:45
My history teacher was well cued up on this subject and ensured we were too.We were under no elusion what and who caused the famine. Indeed he ensured we knew about the use of Irish slaves in the plantations of the west indies prior to the use of African slaves. As per any of the uprising were put down to trouble makers who were"ungrateful to the hand that fed" by, even back then the MSM and the well buttered leadership of the Catholic Church.

Awful! Only way I can see around this (with regards to computers) is to create your own Operating System (since even open source systems could potentially be infested with such planted spyware) and build your own computers; but even then you'll find yourself reliant on manufactures which may be infiltrated, either knowingly or unknowingly. Then of course going on to the internet is very risky as agencies could download anything onto your PC easily. In short, we're screwed and there's no way of escaping it unless we stop using computers.

Also, agencies spying on users through their computer hard drives:

http://tinyurl.com/op26b3f

zari

Note the use of the word "regard", in "evidence regarding a conspiracy".
zari

Hi only just found this site one thing I'd like to point out all bin lorry's are fitted with tachographs so it recorded the speed of the lorry also bin lorry's are mechanically restricted to 55 mph so it couldn't do 70 unless it was disabled

Chris Fogarty has clearly done his research, and I found his account of this disastrous period in Irish history as accurate as anything I've come across.

I would have to say that most Irish people do know the truth about the so called 'famine' Ed033, but there is a still a lot of guilt and shame attached to it. Tim Pat Coogan wrote a very good book on it for the 150th anniversary which is well worth a read.

It's only when you read about the so called famine that you begin to understand how Irish people were treated like sub-human slaves in their own country by the British govt. of the time.

Ryan.

I don't think we do Ed033, Great Post thanks

Great link Ed a man from my hometown very interesting!

What an interesting video ed, thanks for sending it. I found it very enlightening and plausible to say the least. The man talk absolute sense imo, I've never bought in to the Darwin idea personally but similarly never saa another theory I agreed with, this one I do see very plausible.

Many thanks mate

That was a really interesting presentation. I have heard the part about the Nazarens being rebels and maintaining different traditions as compared to their neighboring areas before.

The King Arthur part though, is too much of a leap for me. I would like to see more evidence to it than there being a hidden prison/castle in Britain from that era. The chalice from the last supper appears to have made it over there, but that could of happened at a later time.
zari

Perhaps half of them are Ed033. The rest know what is going on and condone it. If I found this, imagine what information their eyes get to see.

For those who have read this document and believe it represents a preemptive regulation of sorts, to prohibit such actions, I would like to remind them that the precursor to this was the regulation on weather modification and warfare. At the time, the same cheap excuse was offered by the establishment.

As always though, fishermen will be fishermen, bait will be bait and biters will be biters.
zari