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Reply · Not Registered · 12 Feb 2015 15:49
Hey Alib, from the few of his speeches that are subtitled and with my poor Spanish, I would say his heart is in the right place. Few could reasonably disagree with his short-term plans and long-term aims. I would speculate though, that the proposed methods of their implementation will most likely be detrimental to short-term progress and eliminate humanity's current momentum.

I agree that the people should have equal access to this planet's natural resources. No companies should be benefiting from them, as that which is fictional has no ethics.
I also agree that human beings are non-guildable. The same though should be true for all beings, which makes one wonder how that could be achieved.

Much of the rest of what he proposes though, would only work if we were all farmers and were content with only surviving, rather than prospering.
Certain areas of development and exploration require resources and gnosis not concentrated in any one country.

The idealism of communism albeit noble, does not transition well from theory to practice. This is not only due to opposition, but also due to our beautiful differences. People can democratically solve common problems, but none can decide for others on what they should learn, believe, are attracted to, how they should behave etc.
Standing under any constitution, new or old, is equivalent to being a slave. Society will be changing even faster as we move forward and having any piece of paper rule people's lives is a ludicrous notion.

The way we organize needs to be centralized (due to our numbers), while decision making needs to be decentralized (due to the corruptness of vanity). This would require technology and ingenuity, the first of which is being developed the wrong way by those controlling our resources, while the latter is being eliminated through dogmatism.

IMO, we should use a combination of ideas and concepts. Larken Rose (sovereignty), former Ubuntu ideas website format (identification of common problems and solution implementation through referendums), Venus project (natural resources and necessary services centralization and automation of control and distribution), Lincoln (green backs), Yugoslavia (NPOs) etc.
zari
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Reply · alib · 11 Feb 2015 15:45
Zari check out juan manuel sanchez gordio on the Internet, he is the mayor of marinaleda. I would like you to see what can be done outside of the establishment.
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Reply · Not Registered · 10 Feb 2015 18:27
10 Feb 2015 19:23:54
I also remember something about people claiming back money for overdrafts' and bank charges that were shown to be way beyond what was reasonable, but that was quickly overturned and covered up.
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Reply · Supasub · 10 Feb 2015 18:07
Surely if libor rates have been manipulated by certain banks there is a chance that many of us have been paying inflated mortgage rates above what they probably should have been. It's something that was murmured about a couple of years ago when it came out but not a lot since.
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Reply · Not Registered · 10 Feb 2015 17:15
But who proved that? Surely if they can get away with fixing exchange rates (as they do without getting caught, until recently) along with their other financial crimes, they should be able to get away with PPI, since they could make such allegations never come to light if they really are as powerful as we think? Or is this a sign of banks beginning to lose their power?
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Reply · Not Registered · 10 Feb 2015 14:49
Alib, when a politician speaks one should pay attention to every single word issued from their mouths. Sipras and those around him, exhibit a "one step forward and two steps back" behavior.

Two examples from their latest speeches:
"We do not agree with Troika, its program, policies and methods. They are destructive and thus unacceptable. But we respect its institutions. "
"We want to create a logical and healthy economy, but at the same time we must ensure that the GDP is not negatively affected. "

Apologies to those that missed the points, but anyone making this sort of statements is either a person or a pawn.

In relation to the "same as us here" comment, show me an uncompromising politician and I'll consider the notion.

Ed033's question is of utmost importance. Logically, anyone who wants to be governed (Ancient Greek for controlled/steered and basis for maritime law) is either a slave or an aspiring slave master.
Deconditioning is a painful but beautiful procedure.
zari
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Reply · Aron · 10 Feb 2015 10:28
That's so weird.

I agree with your theory ed33, can't think of any other way they'd work
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Reply · Not Registered · 09 Feb 2015 18:14
Yes it most certainly was. Mossad most defiantly carried it out and blamed it on an Iranian man as they plan on attacking Iran in the next 5 years, expect a few more 'terrorist' attacks involving Iranians.
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Reply · alib · 09 Feb 2015 16:43
Oh fot heaven s sake, as soon as people have had enough it becomes a conspiracy. I live in andalucia and next September spain will elect podemos. Pablo inlasias is not from mars, a grand masonic order or a tool of the USA. He's the same as us here, sick to the back teeth with rampant corruption and being governed by tontos
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Reply · muller · 09 Feb 2015 14:59
When I was about 17 me and my mate met 3 girls and went back to their house, I had never met these girls before and when we went back to their house they pulled out a oijia board and assured us that they always did it, I refused to put my hand on the glass because I had read stories on the oijia board which quite frankly scared me. As they were using the board they asked if there was anyone who wished to contact anyone in the room to which the Oijia board spelt out my name, the board then proceeded to say it was my Grandmother and that it was Christina.

I have an aunty by the name Christine but my Nan died when I was very young and I had only heard her ever being referred to as Peggy, I asked them to stop when it was spelling out the name because I was terrified but found out years later that my Nans real name was Christina, there's not a chance anyone in that room new this and to add to that I wasn't touching the glass. The board then went on to ask to speak to my friend stating it was his granddad and asked him if he still had the picture, my friend had a picture of him in his room with his granddad fishing. I'm not saying this is supernatural entities however this is something that consistently sticks in my mind to this day
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Reply · Not Registered · 09 Feb 2015 12:37
I remember the time he made Alex Jones look like a right person on his talk show. It was actually a cringe worthy display from Alex Jones, made Morgan look like a saint.
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Reply · Not Registered · 09 Feb 2015 04:33
Synergy?

Mysterious ancient object resembling UFO discovered in Russia
http://tinyurl.com/opgupn7
zari
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Reply · Not Registered · 08 Feb 2015 11:18
08 Feb 2015 12:11:20
Correct me if I am wrong but wasn't Morgan involved in some sort of share deal that most people would have served time for?

And also fabricating photos as well to sell copy.

Even the Americans had the sense to cancel his show. What a toad.
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Reply · Not Registered · 06 Feb 2015 15:30
History (his + story) is exactly what it claims to be. Someone's story.
Mythology (mythos + logos) from ancient Greeks translates to: the logic of myth.

The Mycenae and Minoan empires were clearly comprised of different peoples. This is evident in their architecture and the organization of their societies (one was a patriarchal, pro-war society while the other was a matriarchal, pro-peace society).

A similar argument can be made about the events of the Iliad. The Trojans appear to be those who kept the ancient knowledge alive and maintained an older social structure resembling that of Minoan Crete, a lot more than the Minoans supposed progeny, the Mycenaeans.
Mythology provides a hint in the name of Helen: EL + EN (light + inside). Based on this and other deductions, it has been argued that the war was fought, among other reasons, to establish who the light keepers of the world were. Interestingly enough this "coincides" with the inclusion of Apollon, the god of light, as part of the Olympians.

Macedonia and the lineage of Alexander the Great is being disputed by everyone and their mothers. The creator and thus owner of the "world trusts" has left enough inheritance behind, so that the peoples who prove to be his rightful heir will have the financial means to change the world a thousand times over.

This documentary's portrayal of Rome is easier for me to accept than the modern historical version. It makes sense when taken into account along with other evidence, that seems to suggest the mounting of multiple efforts by Caesareans to expunge ancient Greece from the memory of the world.
The Byzantium Khazars/Khans failed to conclude the project though not for lack of trying.

By the way, if ever in Romania ask around Bucegi for information regarding ancient tunnels and pyramids. Could be the reason why the Romanian government is not that interested in archeology.
zari
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Reply · Not Registered · 06 Feb 2015 10:18
I agree Franky. Until I started to visit this site and subsequently watched Ripple Effect, I must admit I was quite ignorant about the facts of 7/7. Highly recommended to anyone who hasn't watched it.

Ryan.
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Reply · Aron · 05 Feb 2015 23:55
That's what I thought mate but everyone seems convinced. I'm not sure.
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Reply · Not Registered · 05 Feb 2015 15:11
Isn't oijia board a trademark of hasbro the board game people? I read it just been popularised in mainstream media and any experiences are simply trough persuasion.

Jman
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