I certainly agree with the second part of your post, the government know how to play the game to suit themselves. A terrorist attack, however, is defined as an act of religious or political motivation With at least one of the murderers being filmed admitting that it was revenge for what Muslims are going through in other nations, then I'd say it fell in to the terrorist category.
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Hi Ed, I think your reply was in relation to my original post.
There is very little interest in finding 'the missing link' as you call it. There are gaps in the fossil records all teh way along primate evolution, however the jumps between the gaps are by no means extreme in evolutionary terms.
Recent human ancestral admixture is becoming elucidated rapidly, the genome sequencing of a a variety of proposed admixed hominids, including the Neanderthals and the Denisovans.
Describing the missing link as the "Holy Grail" isn't really reprentitive of any benefit it will confer to us, we have short gaps early in hominid separation, but these gaps are no more evolutionary broad than say the gaps between chimpanzee divergence from the less complex New World monkeys, and certainly not as big as the divergence between Old & New World monkeys.
My point is that there are indescribable amounts of "missing links" for every organism that exists. Most of these represent gaps that make the Hominid gaps insignificant. A more pressing question is the route of formation of multicellular eukaryotes, that is the real "holy grail" in the evolutionary phylogenetics.
ForzaRed {Ed001's Note - if you say so, but you are talking nonsense, there is a huge interest in finding the missing link. It is the one thing that could prove Darwin correct, without it, no matter all the nonsense you typed, which is just long words for the sake of trying to sound clever, rather than actually having any real need for them, evolution will remain sketchy and unproven. Your talk of other gaps being the same, well that is just as much of a problem, rather than making it less of a problem. Those gaps need to be filled, or the argument will remain a viable one that someone, or something, was meddling. No one is saying that the missing link is representative of any benefit, so I have no idea why you even brought that into the conversation, it is completely irrelevant. Seems you might have missed the whole point of the previous conversation in an attempt to prove your intellect, because you are completely missing the point. If anything you have backed up all the arguments against evolution, and for intelligent design, by pointing out the huge gaps in the evolutionary chain. Ones which could be taken to suggest someone had given evolution a little push, if that is your belief. Certainly it does nothing to dispel that particular belief at all.}
Read discussionThere is very little interest in finding 'the missing link' as you call it. There are gaps in the fossil records all teh way along primate evolution, however the jumps between the gaps are by no means extreme in evolutionary terms.
Recent human ancestral admixture is becoming elucidated rapidly, the genome sequencing of a a variety of proposed admixed hominids, including the Neanderthals and the Denisovans.
Describing the missing link as the "Holy Grail" isn't really reprentitive of any benefit it will confer to us, we have short gaps early in hominid separation, but these gaps are no more evolutionary broad than say the gaps between chimpanzee divergence from the less complex New World monkeys, and certainly not as big as the divergence between Old & New World monkeys.
My point is that there are indescribable amounts of "missing links" for every organism that exists. Most of these represent gaps that make the Hominid gaps insignificant. A more pressing question is the route of formation of multicellular eukaryotes, that is the real "holy grail" in the evolutionary phylogenetics.
ForzaRed {Ed001's Note - if you say so, but you are talking nonsense, there is a huge interest in finding the missing link. It is the one thing that could prove Darwin correct, without it, no matter all the nonsense you typed, which is just long words for the sake of trying to sound clever, rather than actually having any real need for them, evolution will remain sketchy and unproven. Your talk of other gaps being the same, well that is just as much of a problem, rather than making it less of a problem. Those gaps need to be filled, or the argument will remain a viable one that someone, or something, was meddling. No one is saying that the missing link is representative of any benefit, so I have no idea why you even brought that into the conversation, it is completely irrelevant. Seems you might have missed the whole point of the previous conversation in an attempt to prove your intellect, because you are completely missing the point. If anything you have backed up all the arguments against evolution, and for intelligent design, by pointing out the huge gaps in the evolutionary chain. Ones which could be taken to suggest someone had given evolution a little push, if that is your belief. Certainly it does nothing to dispel that particular belief at all.}
Does anyone not find it odd that a man, wearing a beige coat, who has, (according to an 'eyewitness') hacked and chopped at a man and tried to decapitate him, that he has no blood on his coat.
MrTrotskysGhost
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Good shout pablo I never knew about it in the usa to be honest, just watched this on youtube.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0d5hci6tHv8
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The elite are colonising everything on mother earth captain.
Read discussionTheresa May barely waited 24 hours before using the Woolwich murder as a means to raise awareness of the need for the Communications Bill to be passed - which isn't a Tory creation by the way, it's a Labour creation that both sides are determined to see through.
While it's an old story now, if you want to see the future of surveillance and haven't heard of the Utah Data Centre, look it up.
Pablo
Read discussionWhile it's an old story now, if you want to see the future of surveillance and haven't heard of the Utah Data Centre, look it up.
Pablo
Anyone interested in the section of the article mentioning the loss of Bees should have a read of this.
http://tinyurl.com/ormgepx
The destruction of Bees is necessary, I think, for the likes of Monsanto to lay claim to Global food production.
Captain Needa
Read discussionhttp://tinyurl.com/ormgepx
The destruction of Bees is necessary, I think, for the likes of Monsanto to lay claim to Global food production.
Captain Needa
Plus this government tried to get in the snoop law (like they can not do it now)will rephrase that they are trying to make it legal that they could hack emails/texts/phone calls for so called terrorist, which is bs you know they are going to check everything that can make them more money.
Read discussionYeah a lot of time the Government stage "attacks" or whatever, to swing public opinion or to bring in new laws. The American Government are trying to get the guns from the citizens so they're or I beleive they're staging gun attacks in school etc etc. Watch in the next year or so, many more mass murders in schools etc will happen.
I mean, If you had a bunch of slaves you wouldn't want them walking about with pistols when the NWO starts to really kick in.
Geordie Al
Read discussionI mean, If you had a bunch of slaves you wouldn't want them walking about with pistols when the NWO starts to really kick in.
Geordie Al
I could not agree more mate, good post.
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Bloody Sunday!
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A massacre funded by the west for their own gains.
Read discussionThey tried to recruit a number of times which could have been a catalyst for the murders or even worse the secret service knew these radicals were going to snap and let it play out.
Read discussionIt is political posturing nothing more nothing less, in my opinion a thermonuclear war does not do anyone favours even if they want a 500 mill population, the earth will be near impossible to live on for decades and decades, I am a firm believer that a man made virus will be the main cause of a pandemic that will reduce the worlds population, once they have built all of the d. u. m. b. s they will let lose this virus then billions will die of it and the rest who survive it will end up killing each other ala the hunger games, job done and the earth not scorched.
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My first post didn't go in then?!
{Ed033's Note - Who are you talking to, WarriorLFC?
Read discussionMy first post didn't go in then?!
{Ed033's Note - Who are you talking to, WarriorLFC?
OMG Franky looks like Cameron :-)
Read discussionVery interesting and worrying Jedi.
Don't the Georgia Guidestones have an inscription with 10 guidelines/commandments, one of which is to maintain humanity under 500 million in perpetual balance with nature.
Sounds like the beginning of global population control to me. Ryan.
Read discussionDon't the Georgia Guidestones have an inscription with 10 guidelines/commandments, one of which is to maintain humanity under 500 million in perpetual balance with nature.
Sounds like the beginning of global population control to me. Ryan.
28 May 2013 23:00:49
I think its a genuine massacre. Looks like a lot of it is going on from both sides. that's the problem with civil wars. As we've seen in Yugoslavia and Africa, there's no rules in a civil war. Arming either side doesn't help the situation. Can't believe we'd want to arm the same lot we're fighting over in the Stan. Same time Russians are just stirring things to look like they are still important.
Read discussionI think its a genuine massacre. Looks like a lot of it is going on from both sides. that's the problem with civil wars. As we've seen in Yugoslavia and Africa, there's no rules in a civil war. Arming either side doesn't help the situation. Can't believe we'd want to arm the same lot we're fighting over in the Stan. Same time Russians are just stirring things to look like they are still important.
28 May 2013 23:09:41
There's something like 2000 suspects considered dangerous. They can't be watched constantly with the budget cuts. Also you never hear of the attacks that get stopped. I know for a fact of one that was stopped recently and instead they put out a cover story of something else. Its about time something was done about this menace instead of hiding behind stupid laws and pandering to people who abuse a country they want to destroy.
Read discussionThere's something like 2000 suspects considered dangerous. They can't be watched constantly with the budget cuts. Also you never hear of the attacks that get stopped. I know for a fact of one that was stopped recently and instead they put out a cover story of something else. Its about time something was done about this menace instead of hiding behind stupid laws and pandering to people who abuse a country they want to destroy.
It plays into the hands of the Israelis quite nicely don't you think? Ryan.
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