Theres a shocker blame the immigrant, even thou these murders are a 100 odd years old if it was monarchy related then it would cause a huge storm now, people would be asking wow they covered that up, would they cover something like that now? (answer yes of course)for the record I think it was no immigrant more likely a establishment figure who got his sick thrill of these poor women, hence why its still a mystery now.
The latest theory, allegedly proven by a sample of dna taken from one victims clothes, that the ripper was a Russian immigrant of Polish Jewish roots.
His name was Aaron Kosminski. He was said to have been affected by witnessing terrible atrocities as a young boy leading to him being 'insane'.
He was left in an asylum where he could do no damage and that this was not revealed at the time to stop hate crimes against the huge immigrant population in London, who in general were there to strive for a better life.
The laws at the time meant that a suspect could only be charged if caught red-handed, It is said that the police were 'happy' that Kosminski being imprisoned in an asylum meant he could no longer attack women. He was also said to be living in the area at that time so instead of disappearing into thin air, he basically went home.
Why does America get the blame for all that is wrong, what if it is actually the extremely wealthy Saudi families that are financing, planning, executing a plan for world domination?
I agree America has a very shaky past, but so does Russia, Germany, UK
Scaremongering? I think if you go to the bbc and sky news they are promtoting this and also this site is to look at both sides and question everything, if you want to believe msm news that is your choice.
Well said chris. The amount of 'crisis actors' must be in the thousands now. Ebola has been around for years, christ it's even been in America before. So if this is man made, it must've been made a long time ago. Its not going to drastically reduce the population either. The scare mongering in this site is laughable. Reptiles are immune to Ebola, so at least unleashing it makes sense, as the 'elite' are lizard men from beyond the moon
Chris pal, Boston didn't need many people to work. A dozen or 15 well paid agents plus the Craft contractors who are all ex military and very well paid.
Here's a good link, but all I can say is keep digging and read as much as you can.
It's impossible to keep that amount of people silent. Only one would have to break ranks, and could earn a small fortune, admitably they'd have to run for their lives, but I'm sure that the Money some people would pay for that sort of story would be worth it to some people. Imagine how much it would be worth to prove the moon landings were faked, or the CIA killed JFK??
Why would you leak anything if you got paid and if you did spill the beans you would prob have a nast accident? or who is to say cia agents can not be actors after all they had a ex actor as a president, now the have presidents who could easly pass as actors.
Well tbh mate with the amount of people u would need to pull off an operation like Boston it would mean a hell of a lot of money to keep them all silent, in all honesty though buddy I don't know that's why I'm asking peoples thoughts
How do you know they are low paid extras Chris? Type Adriana Victoria Munoz into a search engine and see what comes up. Don't ever underestimate the power of blind patriotism augmented by a nice monthly pay cheque, especially in the US.
Hey CTR,
Crazy is a matter of perspective. When one cannot relate to the way another processes information, either due to lack of common information or an inability to mimic another's analytical processes, then the label "crazy" is applied and used, so as to end the discussion and inhibit the process of venturing into the unknown. If one deals in uncovering conspiracies and has never been called crazy it usually means they haven't uncovered much.
In regards to experiencing fear when confronted with the possibility of the existence of something one would identify as alien to oneself, one could say that that is dependent on insecurities. One should be excited when encountering the unknown, as that is the only way for one to expand, surpass and evolve beyond their current limitations.
Concerning the actual question, I have offered my opinion on the similar question submitted below.
zari
Personally, I subscribe to the cyclical version of history. There is a lot of evidence to support such a theory, both in what has come to be known as forbidden archeology and in religious/mythological/ancient historical texts.
The old testament, the vedas and quite a large volume of ancient greek texts describe previous cycles and the transition to the next cycle through cataclysmic events. The mayan had many concentric calendars spanning hundreds of millennia back, perhaps even further, and where adamant about the cyclical nature of the universe. So adamant in fact, that maintaining track of these cycles was the central pillar of their civilization.
There are talks of four ages and four cataclysms that preceded ours. The age of titans (giants) to which we have proof in the form of giant skeletons. The age of gods (lemuria, poseidonia/atlantis), ancient greek history deals with that in detail. The age of demigods, this is again covered in ancient greek but also roman history. The last is our age, the age of man.
This is not to say that there couldn't have been others that were simply not documented by anyone.
If one accepts the cyclical nature of the universe then everything would appear to be a grand experiment that has as yet not produced the desired result and is thus recycled.
Through the electric universe theory one could argue that the desired outcome would be for the prime species of the planet to achieve a harmonic coexistence with the all and evolve by rising to a greater orbit of equilibrium, rather than be discharged as a photon.
This would translate to us becoming a space based civilization that fulfills its needs through perpetually renewable sources and whose members view everything as equal to themselves. (Warning: Subjective translation)
All these is not to say I do not believe that aliens exist. I cannot though accept that an alien civilization would be flying about in visible to us spacecraft that would falter like the one in Roswell or could be shot down by primitives such as ourselves.
Operation paperclip proves that what we observe and assume are alien spacecraft are man made vehicles, designed in germany and brought to the usa and russia after the end of the farce that was ww2.
zari
Being fair, ed001 you could be one of those 'elites' trying to steer us conspiracy theorist away form the truth eyy. haha, which is why we should always keep an open mind.
ive always had these thoughts in my mind:
what if the celebrity's that are known members of the illuminati (Jay-Z etc) are set-up so that people talk about how they are part of a secret group. but not what their intentions / motives are? its always them pointing out what makes them part of the illuminati, not what their intentions are (not saying nobody is doing it, i'm saying most people are just pointing out what makes them part of the illuminati).
what if conspiracy theorists are actually part of the 'elites' work to steer us away from the real motives that we don't know of?
guess we'll never truly know hey. but one things for sure, they are evil, they have a plan, they have the power, they know how to execute it. most worryingly, execute it right under everyones noses but people's focus and attention are always steered away.
Bond, yes I have watched a few episodes of that show, I particularly liked the episode on warfare of those times and how they thought the aliens were getting 'involved' with the outcomes of war.
Dr Steven Greer (spelling) is some1 I'm not 100% sure on yet, he seems to know his stuff bit I've also heard he could be a plant.
frankyscouser · 15 Nov 2014 11:13