06 Oct 2015 17:31:42 the vibe I got before he went quiet was, he was genuinely concerned about his grandchild with the threat about social services, which I can understand.
06 Oct 2015 16:10:23 I'm not sure how genocide comes into this Kim. That's an emotionally charged word used by the establishment to distinguish the murder of certain groups of people as more important than that of others.
As for the last paragraph of my last post, I was sharing a calculation. The majority of administration and policy setting buildings are located within a two square mile radius thanks to their masonic designers. There are about 10.000 people working in each of those centers. Multiplied by the number of those centers with global influence that would be about 120.000 people. I guarantee you that if there is full scale military action in Syria i.e. air strikes, navy bombardments, shell bombings, large troop deployments etc. the death toll will far exceed that rough estimate.
As evident by the aftermath of the military intervention in Iraq, five million Iraqis were murdered so the west could dethrone Saddam, who they placed in power in the first place, and establish a free and democratic Iraq, as always only in name. If we really crave military action we should point our weapons to ourselves. At least then when we claim that we care about preserving human lives it wouldn't be empty rhetoric but reproducible mathematical calculations.
Furthermore we can safely assume that once Syria has been "liberated" Iran will follow. The same rhetoric will be used there and the same excuses will be voiced again. Once north Africa has been westernized (read bowed to the same interests driving the west) we will hear nothing of the annihilation of the rest of that continent, which has been well under way for some time now.
These wars are waged so we can spread the totalitarian establishment virus. The fact that we are spurred on by the same simple rhetoric and then proceed to provide our support because we choose to remain oblivious to the truth would make this a tragedy. Our immaturity as a species will bring forth our self-destruction. Intelligent beings solve their problems through dialogue. Only beasts do so in battle.
06 Oct 2015 15:16:14 All seems plausible to me Ed033. Like I said I've not visited the site so much recently, when I get a chance to review his recent content more closely I'll come back and give my opinion.
04 Oct 2015 22:52:04 Rambo, top gun, in fact wasn't top gun actually used as a recruitment film? You too can fly fast planes, bed sexy women and kill Russians if you join the us navy.
04 Oct 2015 08:00:32 I'd be extremely surprised if that was going on, or even something similar JK92. Sounds off the deep end mate.
I think if they really wanted to create super humans or atleast experiment with the idea, there would be far easier ways to get test subjects, and rare less risky.
04 Oct 2015 02:33:06 Never thought I would be talking about a game on here.
But is anyone familiar with Halo? the story to that is that a secret part of the government is kidnapping children age 6, cloning them, sending the clones back to the parents (which die after 6 months, so it looks natural) then they genetically modify the children into basically super humans aka Master Chief. a 7 foot tall super soldier, with incredible strength, speed, intelligence and reactions.
Seems like this sort of thing isn't as Sci-Fi as we all might think.
04 Oct 2015 00:37:48 If you type JRE 501 into Youtube, it should pop straight up mate. I thought I attached a link, but may not have been a great one.
I'm currently reading Graham Hancock's 'Fingerprints of the Gods'. Another very interesting bloke who I'm sure you've heard of. Has done some amazing research, all backed up with science, which the mainstream, to this day, refuses to look at.
A paper over in England (can't remember the name) did a piece on him recently, saying his new book was utter rubbish and outlining some wacky thoughts he had in it.
Graham made a twitter post which outlined a response to every point made against him, and the reason he never said the things they claimed, or made the assertions they said he did. Unfortunately a lot more people read the paper than this twitter, so no doubt, it will hurt his sales.
04 Oct 2015 00:33:26 I'd recommend watching the whole thing as well as the other podcast he has done with Joe Rogan, but if you don't have 3hrs to spare, fast forward to about 1hr 30mins to hear about the mammoth. Pictures are also shown of one found in 1901, fully frozen with flesh still visible.
03 Oct 2015 22:25:38 Ed, after I posted I thought about Chimps, and other members of the Ape family and their strength which would back up the strength capabilities of a primate like creature under 5 feet tall. My mistake was thinking that the particular human like creature was 6 to 7 foot tall
03 Oct 2015 21:09:57 Can I ask what made you question their existence in the first place TTTS? The science is and has been there for a while and the discovery in 2010 in Siberia should quell any doubts.
The interesting thing about the find is it was intact. Brain and all. Which points to the fact when that perticular ice age hit, it did so with incredible speed. I believe that they say the mammoth must've been frozen in the space of 10 hrs.
I'll have to go over the podcast again, but if your interested watch JRE Randall Carlson. Its on Youtube and discusses asteroidal impacts and the possibility that life has been as advanced as it is now, many times. Its just been destroyed by asteroidal impacts. He broaches the topic of the mammoth. Extremely interesting man, and a self confessed Freemason.
03 Oct 2015 19:34:19 I'd say messing with human genetics wouldn't cost these guys a thought.
Back to your point about ape like creatures breaking the backs of VC during the Vietnam ed?
The jungle in that particular area has its own version of yetis though. Thing is they are no more that 5 foot tall. I looked into it after you mentioned it a couple of weeks back.
03 Oct 2015 17:13:24 I'm currently reading Komolsky Heights by Lionel Davison and it is leading to something similar in a Tundra-based science facility in the Siberian North. I'd suggest Planet of the Apes is closer to the truth that Jurassic Park.
frankyscouser · 06 Oct 2015 16:41
