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Reply · Not Registered · 21 May 2014 00:01
What I'm saying is with 9/11 and similar physical events, at least you can come up with tangible, rational theories on what happened from evidence you see. But with some things, such as this case, you can't because it's just something which physically can never be explained within rational reason

Jg
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Reply · frankyscouser · 21 May 2014 00:01
At this moment the uk have not bit the bullet about joining europe and our main trading partner is the u. s, once that goes under it will definitely effect us which will lead to a domino effect, I honestly hand on heart think this will happen and it won't be just the uk involved, I think we are about to enter uncharted times not seen in this country in hundreds of years, I hope to god I am wrong for my childrens sake, the only positive spin I can put on this is, the people will fully wake up and I am not talking about the poor I am talking about the so called middle class and millionaires who think it will not affect them, this will affect 90% of us all then we can change things.
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Reply · Not Registered · 20 May 2014 22:47
20 May 2014 22:53:35
Mr Mort you either know your soviet history or read a lot of fiction. If Mr Franky is right things would be much worse than Novochercassk. One word guaranteed to send shivers down the spine of any kgb employee.

Mr Franky I think that the need for resources hasn't really changed. Sure its grown proportionally as the population as grown. But there's always been that need. Going on previous examples the 1929 crash was caused by over production in the car industry. The Japanese started a war for resources. The economic crisis in the west in the 1970's was caused by the rise in oil prices. Every economic crisis or war in history had its roots in a resources based problem.

Things in America do look interesting. What with the gulags they have built sorry fema camps. Stockpiling arms, test runs on closing down cities.

However this is all American related. What do people expect to happen here?

Kim Philby
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Reply · Not Registered · 20 May 2014 22:47
20 May 2014 23:03:55
How strange I definitely typed one. I asked why they would build a time machine when, if my understanding was right, according to professor hawking time travel is only possible by going forwards, not backwards. Although my theoretical physics isn't the greatest.

I also speculated maybe they jumped forwards to a time where they could manipulate events and restart the whole horror show.

Kim Philby
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Reply · Not Registered · 20 May 2014 20:50
20 May 2014 21:38:21
Tonnes in Florida due to the whole state being made out of limestone

Stee
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Reply · Not Registered · 20 May 2014 20:50
I don't think anyone is saying it's a conspiracy, but it is a fascinating subject, and clearly there are no easy answers.

Ryan.
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Reply · Not Registered · 20 May 2014 20:13
Its not just for conspiracies though its also a page for the unexplained and the unknown.

Mort
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Reply · frankyscouser · 20 May 2014 20:13
Mort yes you are right but in the 1930s the people were not as reliant on resources as they are now.
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Reply · Not Registered · 20 May 2014 19:30
Has anyone seen a silver bloke on a surfboard making a quick getaway?

Who knows but it can't be a good thing.

Mort
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Reply · Not Registered · 20 May 2014 19:30
Anyone considered that it's just down to something we can't explain? There doesn't have to be a conspiracy behind it!

jg
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Reply · frankyscouser · 20 May 2014 18:42
To be honest the wife's niece (who is grown up now in her 20s)sounded like her nan who died a couple of years earlier, according to my wife she was very matter of fact about the subject, now she can not remember anything, another thing I seen was on "this morning" with phillip schofield were they looked into this subject, here is the link were schofield is regressed.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xn91yn3H-Mc
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Reply · Not Registered · 20 May 2014 18:42
Franky it was the banks that caused the crash of 1929 and the depression, the lesson was learnt and FDR put in place measures to stop it from happening again. Every president since Reagan has slowly and quietly dropped the economic defence mechanisms put in place by FDR and look what happened, the worst economic crisis since 1929-33.

The '70's crisis was caused by an energy shortage and the arabs jacking the price of oil up. So things can't always be controlled and external factors will always have an effect.

I do agree that they are planning on tighter gun controls, which most sensible people would agree with, but let's face it their not doing it from a viewpoint of sensible moral decency or social responsibility. They are planning on things going South bigstyle and by disarming people it makes them easier to control.

Obviously they expect major uprisings at some point, something which I think they've never really had, sure they had civil rights protests and the anti Vietnam stuff, but have they had anything like say Brixton or Toxteth? Or even Novocherkassk eh KP?

Mort
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Reply · frankyscouser · 20 May 2014 17:43
Stockpiling arms is exactly my thoughts, I can remember exactly how many years worth of arms is but its between 5-15 from a country that is in trillions and trillions of debt, they are expecting it and elitist powers as you may well know plan things years in advance, hence the media drumming up to ban guns in the usa (for the record I am against guns ) but the thing is I am not american, drifting off the subject but the gun massacres in the usa in my opinion were premeditated in one way or another for the reason for the people not to be armed.

i agree to a certain degree on cycles kim but we are living in a age of technological age were we rely on everything, in previous years we were not so reliant on banks etc,

i was born in 1968 and sort of remember the 3 day week here, I remember my mum buying candles when the electricity when out certain nights and we had to make do, also I can remember the bags of rubbish stockpiling and the smell, I can not remember the civil unrest as I was to young but it happened, this generation in my opinion could not handle that now and there would be riots within days then all out anarchy.
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Reply · Not Registered · 20 May 2014 17:28
I am not convinced that reincarnation functions in the way we are lead to believe.

I seem to gravitate towards the idea of a higher dimensional aetheric field. This field has been hypothesized since ancient times and would account for the phenomenon of various people having expressed identical knowledge throughout the ages, without the possibility of contact.

Perhaps it is the place we reside in after we die and before we are born.
A place where the universal patterns transform energy into matter and time is a traceable string.
zari
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Reply · Not Registered · 20 May 2014 16:19
20 May 2014 16:53:44
The Americans must be running out of people to fight though?

The previous middle east excursions have hardly been a success. There was no appetite for involvement in Libya. Putin to his credit rebuffed them on Syria. It would be even harder to start anything with Iran. The Ukraine flare up has potential but nobody is surely stupid enough to start on Russia? Same with the Chinese. So where are they going to start this war to save the economy.

Franky did you not have the theory they were stockpiling in case it was needed for domestic use in crows control etc?

Back to the economy i'm not so gloomy. These things do go in cycles. Things haven't been as bad as the 30's. Maybe its because in a different age and from a different country I don't think things are as bad as I've seen worse.

Kim Philby
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Reply · Not Registered · 20 May 2014 16:19
20 May 2014 15:40:27
Did I reply to this last night or am I having a senior moment?

Kim Philby
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