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Aaaa nice1 edd got a bit paranoid then ha, edd1 one more question mate nothing to do with this site, I can never get a answer on the football rumours, last week I asked about this kid I seen on the lfc channel he was only on 2 mins if that and played a instinctive pass think the kids called jordan rossiter I will be honest I have never heard of him before the game, since your connections around liverpool what's the word around about this kid?
cheers.

frankyscouse {Ed001's Note - I did answer a few questions about him mate, pretty sure one was from you. It is just such a busy site, posts can easily be missed. The word is that he is a class apart and will be a star. The same buzz about him that there was when Gerrard, Owen and Fowler came through. These days that is about all that comes out of the club, people are happy to talk about the youth coming through etc, but they are clamming up more and more about transfers.}

Is intuition/reading someone's emotion's and thoughts a dumbed down version of a stronger ancient telepathic connection due to a calcified/shrunken pineal gland? Potential super-power on a more serious note? Just thinking outside the box....

Supasub

Cheers pea will have a look tonight.

frankyscouse

17 Jan 2013 12:50:28
Alright - let's do it! pea

There cool. I want some.

Matty b

17 Jan 2013 12:02:37
Try searching for Skinwalker Ranch and The Paracast, they have had a few guests talk about that place (including a security whistleblower who tells of NSA involvement) aswell as Chris O'Brian (the co-host), who i believe was part of this particular Jesse Ventura show. He (Chris) says he recorded about 2 hours of footage but spoke twelve words in the final edit.
He also claims Bigelow had the last say over what made the final cut.

The producer is supposed to have said this resulted in the show going from 'brilliant - best ever' to just 'good'.
pea

When you do franky let us all know because your opinions along with other posters are always benifitial to newbies to the genre like me and also give us starting points to search

I do think something happened there that spooked the original owners hence biglow buying the place plus also native Indians believe around that area is mystical, i do not what to make of it myself because i have not heard of this place before, i will prob read up watch and listen more about this place before i make my mind up,

frankyscouse

It's very strange, I was looking at what has been witnessed and the vehicles described, smell of the American government, the mutilated cattle is very strange and the wolves and big foot like creatures sound made up to me
LP

16 Jan 2013 21:49:23
You must fear for a lot of people in the states and Switzerland then. Oh an while I mention Switzerland, the country that has its citizens be trained in there malita, has the highest amount of guns owned in Europe and lets see, lowest crime rates. Then we look at the UK. Yes very low gun because there aren't any guns around but violent crime is the highest in the EU! It's not the guns it's the person holding it.

{Ed033's Note - Spot on

Yeah mort seen it, agreed they are as subtle as a hammer on a egg.

frankyscouse

I believe that everyone should have the right to own a gun unless they are a criminal or are mentally unstable. If I own an ar15 I would not take it on the streets and walk around with it, clearly it would be kept at home locked up. The reason to own such guns is the same reason it was in 1776. You won't need the 2nd amendment until they try to take it away {Ed001's Note - except the reasons in 1776 were because it was a wild country with dangerous animals and natives. Those are not the same in 2013! If you feel the need to own an ar15, I fear for your mental stability, personally.}

16 Jan 2013 18:57:16
franky i thought you were just sticking up for individual liberty over the state exceeding its authority. I have just seen that advert and that's shocking.

Franky i got your point.

Franky, Ed's, other posters have you seen the NRA advert calling for armed guards in schools? Saying that if Obama's kids can have armed guards at their school courtesy of the secret service then so should other kids? I find it disgusting and repugnant.

Mort

Thanx for the info about the uk laws, as for the American people wanting m16s and military guns its alien to us why, i may have gave the impression that i am behind the gun owners rights and wanting guns on the streets, if i had my way no one would have guns people police everyone, my feelings are there is a clear agenda by bush and Obama to disarm everyone in the USA which gets me suspicious, high profile people have got killed with guns JFK, bobby Kennedy, regan and the pope have all been shot at which you thought would have had the guns banned especially after JFK but no , the last ten years there has been a strong push to ban them and it would not surprise me at all if some of these slayings were planned.

frankyscouse

I would MUCH rather be held up/mugged with a gun than a knife or bat, guys.

Criminals are not going to shoot you, a complete stranger, unless you start fighting back - a bat would be swung at you before you've even reacted, possibly even killing you with one club to the head.

A knife (believe me as someone who's been mugged at knife-point 3 times in his life) is a close-quarters weapon - it requires the criminal getting right up in your face, with the blade against your body.

I'd rather a guy standing 10yrds away with a gun that he'll only use if I try to fight back. A gun makes a noise, too - using it for a criminal is a last resort, unlike a knife or bat that will more than likely be used on you in some capacity, regardless of co-operation.

Just my opinion, but guns make criminals feel more powerful - merely the sight of one is enough to encourage co-operation. A knife or bat, not so much - criminal may feel the need to use it to prove he means business.

RED_SKY

Wouldnt it be easier to to maintain the current system of gun ownership but with one difference, that gun owners must undergo manditory psychological testing to make sure they are "mentally fit" to own a gun ?

i truly believe that these incidents have been engineered/ used by the powers that be in US to whip the people up into an anti gun frenzy. Basically the US government is creating the illusion that the dissarming of the nation is the people's idea when in fact it is theirs.

anyone who agrees have any thoughts on what exacly their motives could be ?

16 Jan 2013 11:25:16
Franky from my understanding after Dunblane all handguns were outlawed and restrictions brought in the rifles and shotguns including by law having to be locked away in secure gun cabinets etc. Think they toughened the licenses as well. As for america i don't think they'd ban them in one go. I think it would be heavy weapons first, assault rifles and stuff. Which is sensible. Who needs to own an m16? I also think most americans would accept that and some of the measures we brought in. I think they would accept a ban on assault rifles and tougher license laws. I don't think its something they can push through overnight. It would certainly kick off in the south and south west but think revolt is a strong word. Certainly a lot of protests. Its if they tried to push further past assault rifles the proper opposition would kick in.

My opinion is if they did try to phase out guns in the USA it would lead to a revolt and anarchy especially Texas area.

frankyscouse

Well this is another point I was implying on the other post (did not say it in so many words incase I got bashed by someone) but I do find it a very strange chronology of events. I know shootings such as these have happened before, but the amount of times it's happened lately as well as it happening right after Obama wins the re-election. I just feel that the government is behind something and that they do have an ulterior motive. I hope I'm wrong

Vincent