17 Feb 2016 20:11:27 I use FB to spread the word, I've had close friends unfriend me over my views but most of them friends come back to apologise and tell me I was correct all along. Yes I know the pro's and cons of FB, I know its monitored, I know the powers that be probably read what I'm posting but as long as I know I'm waking people up I'm happy. Some of my friends tell me to watch out for red dots on my body (sniper rifle) in jest because I am controversial and I wouldn't have it any other way. For every David Icke that gets banned there's a 1000 Herbie's willing to keep on telling the truth.
16 Feb 2016 23:26:58 Yes, all this proves to me is that David Icke is spot on with what he says and writes, as if he was way off, then they wouldn't ban him from Facebook.
25 Nov 2015 18:35:24 I think Turkeys luck is finally running out, some country's leaders are now questioning why they are part of Nato. There is too many contradictions from Turkey at the moment and too many leaders condemning there actions.
25 Nov 2015 18:23:38 Turkeys playing a dangerous game. They're using the mess in syria to try and wipe out the Kurds and using nato memberships to cover themselves.
25 Nov 2015 06:35:24 Cheers guys, but in the end its a sad thing to be thanked for. It shocks me not by Sky news articles or Rt articles (leaning to each bias) but the comment sections are truly shocking, people reading and following get whipped into such a frenzy and say the most horrendous things to each other, promote genocide, become literally barbarians suggesting things worse than isis on each other. These are the people that are just slaves to the powers that be to keep this divide and rule crap going. Im not promoting multiculturalism i'm promoting us all to embrace our differences and work with them to benefit each other. But unfortunately we don't live in a utopia do we.
24 Nov 2015 14:56:28 Lavrov just canceled his trip to Turkey and advised the Russian people to cancel their flights and plans. This seems very serious and almost expected, which to me is the more worrying thing, I almost saw this happening (a conflict between powers not this exact situation) but surely the powers that be saw this potential in the sky over Syria and did nothing about it.
Also Kim I would like to send my condolences to you for your countrymen lost in the commercial flight, and military flight.
24 Nov 2015 13:40:20 the only positive I can take from this is, it looked like cameron was going to get the nod to join in the bombing, now its a major setback, corbyn will use this incident no doubt and public opinion will dampen those who want us going in.
putin like I have mentioned in older posts is very clever and will use this to his benefit.
24 Nov 2015 13:46:20 Turkey doing the dirty work for NATO. Wouldn't dare do it without knowing it has backing surely. If a renegade attack by a NATO member they will have to deal with this ASAP. Cut ties with them.
24 Nov 2015 13:39:09 I can't see an apology been enough for Putin, he is seriously pi$$ed at this, he has already practically accused Turkey of been 'accomplises of terrorism'.
24 Nov 2015 13:26:00 Well both Putin and erdogun are head cases. They have to be a public strong man so its a matter of prestige.
It depends on how willing the rest of nato is to support turkey.
But Obama is a coward and backs down constantly. Putin has the measure of him. France needs Russia's support in the UN for its anti Isis coalition so Putin can threaten the veto. And no one really pays any attention to Cameron.
I can see turkey being pressured into an apology for a quick response. But it won't go down well.
24 Nov 2015 13:12:02 Yep he considers this 'A stab in the back from Turkey' Kim, you know how Russia works so how do you think this will pan out from now on?
HERBIE · 17 Feb 2016 19:13
