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Yeah someone mentioned that website further down and whilst having a look I tripped over a lot of stuff. I thought that was interesting.

Mort

Ah Franky I wasn't dismissing the idea at all, in fact it wouldn't surprise me in the slightest if it did happen. let's be honest, we are about the only sustainable food source left now aren't we?

There is that element to it too Kim, but there again I've been told that by the time I reach pensionable age there won't be a pension to claim for years.

As a business owner myself I was letting my mind wander on other possible effects of this legislation and that was the thought that surfaced.

I see a lot of growing businesses limiting their ambitions lately and thought that maybe this could be a contributing factor.

26 Mar 2014 13:34:25
I suspect is designed to facilitate the removal of the state pension at some point in the future for people below a certain working age, for sake of argument let's say 35. Of course this means less government spending but I wouldn't hold out for a tax cut.

Kim Philby

I wouldn't be suprised at all by this human flesh in our food what wiyh all the people that go missing. Any way I am having leg of man sorry I mean leg of lamb on sunday oop's.

I find it amusing that some people find it over the top, in dire times humans have resorted to cannibalism and will do in the future, also human meat has been sold for profit in all countries one time or another, now do you think the people who rule this planet really care what's getting sold to joe public?

the same people who want us in war after war, the same people who poison us with gmo food/chem trails etc etc
yes guys the same people we talk about every day, it is inconceivable that a big food corporation use human meat for a profit?

Wouldn't surprise me if its true. Just smiling to myself and trying hard not to type the obvious shout out for this topic. argggh go one then, "Solyent Green is people!".

Feel much better after that, right who's up for a handburger, um I mean hamburger?

Tigerwhenroused

26 Mar 2014 00:08:44
Probably a nice retainer into a Caribbean bank account and assurances he was safe from intervention. Plus a couple of big oil companies coming in with contracts and more for the Gaddafi family pension pot. All lulls him into a false sense of security, him thinking he is the Americans new bff and a couple of years later bam.

Kim Philby

26 Mar 2014 00:09:30
*cough* Satirical *cough*

26 Mar 2014 00:13:25
That's a comforting and lovely thought to be going to bed on. Thanks Franky.

The irony of all those obese Americans living on McDonalds.

Kim Philby

That Libyan man was innocent. But the mainstream media, and the public in turn were satisfied the culprit had been caught, and the skies were safe again. I've always wondered what Gaddafi was offered in return.

Ryan.

A rough guess maybe ten million or more of people go missing every year never to be found, you have your murderers you have you accidents abductions etc that can explain some of the numbers but I think especially in third world countries that there is a market and unless your looking for human meat you ain't going to find it once its grinded, I think we have all ate human flesh unwittingly.

25 Mar 2014 23:05:07
Spasiba tovarich.

Funny bunch the Iranians. Of course they didn't like us much either. The little Satan compared to Americas great Satan.

Stirred up a lot of trouble in Chechnya. Trust them as far as i'd trust a wolf with a lamb.

Kim Philby

Good find Mort. Some fascinating stuff there.

Ryan.

25 Mar 2014 22:17:24
Mr Editor it sounds very convincing to me, Lockerbie always seemed more like an Iranian op, could never see a Libyan motive. Whereas Iran definitely. Perhaps like me you've got confused with all these plane numbers. I think I know the one you are referring to.

Kim Philby

25 Mar 2014 22:26:41
Me again Mr Editor you meant Iran Air flight 655 shot down by USS Vincennes in 1988.

On the one in 1996 there was a suspicious amount of naval vessels around including three subs, 2 attack subs and a missile sub. I think the Americans accidentally shot down their own civilian airliner whilst testing some new missile and had to cover it up.

Kim Philby

If I remember correctly it was late leaving Germany, so that's why it wasn't yet clear of Scotland when it exploded. Will definitely look for that book.

Ryan.

Wasn't Lockerbie in 1988 and that plane above in 1996? Am I confused?

Mort

25 Mar 2014 18:11:15
Franky do you think this is what happens to some of the missing people you've highlighted? They end up in a big mac?

I remember seeing that film about that plane crash that time. In that sort of circumstance you'd have to do it. I remember someone asking something similar on a survival course in Siberia which quickly descended into innuendo.

But unknowingly in food, that's just wrong. That's downright evil.

Kim Philby

25 Mar 2014 18:20:29
Ok there are 2 main theories, there was a biological agent on board that could not be allowed to get out or it was accidentally shot down by the US navy who were undertaking exercises in the area. Of course they wouldn't admit that. I lean more towards the second. Based on the evidence online.

Kim Philby