Apparently it is, someone retweeted a guy took a pic of that plane and joked this is our plane in case it goes missing.
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17 Jul 2014 18:02:42
Anyone want to say that now we know what happened to the one that disappeared.
Kim Philby
Read discussionAnyone want to say that now we know what happened to the one that disappeared.
Kim Philby
Same make and model as the missing plane!
Read discussion17 Jul 2014 18:15:48
To expand, that plane was supposedly cruising at 30000 feet. Your not going to get near it with a portable hand held Sam like a stinger or other such. We're talking proper military ground based radar controlled anti aircraft or a fighter.
But it seems someone desperately wants to provoke things. So steal a plane operated by the same airline. Wait several months. Crash it and frame one side. Wait for tension to crank up.
Ok I could be wrong on the second part. But this whole thing stinks.
Kim Philby
Read discussionTo expand, that plane was supposedly cruising at 30000 feet. Your not going to get near it with a portable hand held Sam like a stinger or other such. We're talking proper military ground based radar controlled anti aircraft or a fighter.
But it seems someone desperately wants to provoke things. So steal a plane operated by the same airline. Wait several months. Crash it and frame one side. Wait for tension to crank up.
Ok I could be wrong on the second part. But this whole thing stinks.
Kim Philby
Not great on geography, is that a standard route to its destination?
Read discussionLooks like it was shot down by a surface to air missile. Everyone is denying responsibility.
Ryan.
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Cheers for the response
whilst I agree with virtually all of it I have some follow ups: I was under the impression that blavatsky and theosophy were the main exponents of the new age ideals and as to your point of lighter side rather than dark I completely agree but could they perhaps be unknowingly promoting the latter agenda like freemasonry's part truth part deception
Read discussionwhilst I agree with virtually all of it I have some follow ups: I was under the impression that blavatsky and theosophy were the main exponents of the new age ideals and as to your point of lighter side rather than dark I completely agree but could they perhaps be unknowingly promoting the latter agenda like freemasonry's part truth part deception
Thanks Ed, that's an interesting take and I agree with you.
I think what Jones does is good in the sense that he is spreading awareness of all the s**t that's going on in the world, but he seems to go on and on and on about the problems to the point where I feel so depressed and hopeless.
He's optimistic at times, but then he'll go on a ramble and say things like,
"That's it folks, the country is gone. "
"They're coming to take our guns, get ready for another Civil War. "
I agree with you, it's difficult to trust him because he's a difficult person to read into what his intentions and priorities are.
Thanks again,
Trinidad-Gooner
Read discussionI think what Jones does is good in the sense that he is spreading awareness of all the s**t that's going on in the world, but he seems to go on and on and on about the problems to the point where I feel so depressed and hopeless.
He's optimistic at times, but then he'll go on a ramble and say things like,
"That's it folks, the country is gone. "
"They're coming to take our guns, get ready for another Civil War. "
I agree with you, it's difficult to trust him because he's a difficult person to read into what his intentions and priorities are.
Thanks again,
Trinidad-Gooner
Watched it, was not going to get it anyway but watching that reinforced my decision, I am gutted when the feller who wanted to sign up for the smart meter asked me why I don't want it, just wish I could have told him what I saw, I have also posted on twitter to avoid smart meters and also gave the link of that video, cheers edd.
Read discussionCheers ed, will watch it.
Read discussionI find it a bit odd they way these two guys and indeed the so called 9/11 truth movement often target Judy Woods. They seem to be more interested in criticising her than making a detailed analysis of her work on the subject. I would like for example, someone to show us how a car can have the front half severely damaged by heat, and the rear half be completely intact.
Ryan.
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Religion = emotional fascism!
Read discussionGood read, good post
Read discussionVery enjoyable and thought provoking. Nice find Harold.
Ryan.
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Good link H.
Read discussionRyan it wouldn't be fair for me to even attempt to home school my kids. I haven't got the knowledge to even attempt it.
I agree with some PC aspects. I also respect people's decision to follow their particular faith and religion. I just wish these faiths and religions would show us more respect. To which I mean, they're like pushy salesmen trying to get you to buy their product
Read discussionI agree with some PC aspects. I also respect people's decision to follow their particular faith and religion. I just wish these faiths and religions would show us more respect. To which I mean, they're like pushy salesmen trying to get you to buy their product
No chance. Rubbish movie though
Read discussionSome sarcasm from the ed there. I almost missed that. Of course they'll go to school, you have well and truly missed my point on the way the Catholic Church puts their faith across.
Franky I'm with you mate. Once they're old enough, whether they choose to follow the church or not I'll support them
Read discussionFranky I'm with you mate. Once they're old enough, whether they choose to follow the church or not I'll support them
And if you say you are going to home school your children you will be branded a freak/hippie/weirdo etc. How dare you think independently.
Ryan.
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Exactly ed. The Mrs wants them christened, if it was down to me I wouldn't bother. The reason I posted was to point out, from an early age the kids are getting got at, almost forced into religion.
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