26 Jul 2015 21:23:18
Good post Franky, nice to look at the positives for a change.
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26 Jul 2015 21:38:45
The same platform that the labour party ran on in the early 1980s. Most of which policies originated in the Kremlin.
Corbyn might win the party election, but he's got very little chance of winning a general election.
Read discussionThe same platform that the labour party ran on in the early 1980s. Most of which policies originated in the Kremlin.
Corbyn might win the party election, but he's got very little chance of winning a general election.
26 Jul 2015 17:35:51
will try send the link of my phone.
Read discussionwill try send the link of my phone.
26 Jul 2015 16:12:08
There is an interview on NeonNettle with Melanie shaw where she explains exactly what happened at beechwood, also she's smart enough to state she is not suicidal or does not take any drugs.
Link to interview
http://goo.gl/MHSD6S
Read discussionThere is an interview on NeonNettle with Melanie shaw where she explains exactly what happened at beechwood, also she's smart enough to state she is not suicidal or does not take any drugs.
Link to interview
http://goo.gl/MHSD6S
26 Jul 2015 11:19:48
No i'd been on the vodka. However it helps to explain labels to avoid confusion.
Read discussionNo i'd been on the vodka. However it helps to explain labels to avoid confusion.
26 Jul 2015 00:45:03
also I have watched or read that melanie shaw has a photograpic memory so all the mental abuse or drugs she has took thru out the years has not impaired her memory .
Read discussionalso I have watched or read that melanie shaw has a photograpic memory so all the mental abuse or drugs she has took thru out the years has not impaired her memory .
26 Jul 2015 00:55:10
So if "they" are a Bolshevik group does being a member of the communist party of the soviet union give any plus points?
Read discussionSo if "they" are a Bolshevik group does being a member of the communist party of the soviet union give any plus points?
25 Jul 2015 23:37:33
agreed edd, I have never known the establishment to be this vulnerable in my life. it's coming across as if they are trying to put out fires everywhere. another example is melanie shaw who has been arrested again for another bogus charge. I am more convinced that she knows something that could take down someone very high up, and nottingham police force are now behaving like the south yorkshire police during the Hillsborough coverup.
Read discussionagreed edd, I have never known the establishment to be this vulnerable in my life. it's coming across as if they are trying to put out fires everywhere. another example is melanie shaw who has been arrested again for another bogus charge. I am more convinced that she knows something that could take down someone very high up, and nottingham police force are now behaving like the south yorkshire police during the Hillsborough coverup.
11 Jul 2015 14:15:37
Could say that about most places. But the opium remains important and there is the pipeline theory.
Read discussionCould say that about most places. But the opium remains important and there is the pipeline theory.
11 Jul 2015 13:53:40
Still is ed001, you have the American faction there, the anti American faction and who knows who else.
Read discussionStill is ed001, you have the American faction there, the anti American faction and who knows who else.
11 Jul 2015 13:57:54
I would believe ed001 is right.
Franky you may be interested to look into kgb swallows, I believe this is what you suspect the lady in question was. Probably not in the case but it does happen.
Read discussionI would believe ed001 is right.
Franky you may be interested to look into kgb swallows, I believe this is what you suspect the lady in question was. Probably not in the case but it does happen.
10 Jul 2015 15:18:15
Yes ed also the source of most of the British/ Russian tensions was persia/ Afghanistan as both were trying to control the area. And obviously the soviets in 1979 too.
Read discussionYes ed also the source of most of the British/ Russian tensions was persia/ Afghanistan as both were trying to control the area. And obviously the soviets in 1979 too.
10 Jul 2015 14:18:18
there is one thing that keeps cropping up in all these places ,whats underneath?
Read discussionthere is one thing that keeps cropping up in all these places ,whats underneath?
09 Jul 2015 23:10:51
Its a strategically important point controlling access to the Mediterranean. Your empire was built on controlling geographically important points and Gibraltar was one of the first pieces outside of your islands.
Its more important a place than Crimea, that's just the Kremlin playing up to historical tradition and sympathies.
Its is a bit of an odd place to go. Obviously being a military base there's an obvious military presence but this distracts from a less obvious presence. Its a major intelligence centre as well.
Read discussionIts a strategically important point controlling access to the Mediterranean. Your empire was built on controlling geographically important points and Gibraltar was one of the first pieces outside of your islands.
Its more important a place than Crimea, that's just the Kremlin playing up to historical tradition and sympathies.
Its is a bit of an odd place to go. Obviously being a military base there's an obvious military presence but this distracts from a less obvious presence. Its a major intelligence centre as well.
08 Jul 2015 22:33:17
It would have the same strategic value as The Suez.The pillagers would want to control these.
Read discussionIt would have the same strategic value as The Suez.The pillagers would want to control these.
09 Jul 2015 05:37:52
Weird, I was having this a conversation with someone about the gibraltar straight yesterday. Apparently it's "mostly" controlled by the British and is very deep in parts but less than 10 miles wide where normally you'd have more than that as an international shipping lane.
There is also a Spanish principality on the Morocco side of the straight called Cueta or something like that. Been there myself once and I thought the whole place was odd. Just like approaching portland on a sunny day which is also a weird place.
Read discussionWeird, I was having this a conversation with someone about the gibraltar straight yesterday. Apparently it's "mostly" controlled by the British and is very deep in parts but less than 10 miles wide where normally you'd have more than that as an international shipping lane.
There is also a Spanish principality on the Morocco side of the straight called Cueta or something like that. Been there myself once and I thought the whole place was odd. Just like approaching portland on a sunny day which is also a weird place.
08 Jul 2015 09:24:24
so its more strategic like russia have kept the crimean?
Read discussionso its more strategic like russia have kept the crimean?
06 Jul 2015 23:21:29
I think you right ed. There are also quite a few mp's imo who have wives who aren't straight but have married for pr purposes. And the wives are probably aware. Call me cynical. but I think it's been like that for a while.
Read discussionI think you right ed. There are also quite a few mp's imo who have wives who aren't straight but have married for pr purposes. And the wives are probably aware. Call me cynical. but I think it's been like that for a while.
06 Jul 2015 19:21:32
oh yessss .
Read discussionoh yessss .
06 Jul 2015 17:59:49
am no expert edd and take on board what you are saying , and 99% out of a 100 you will be right , its just a nagging doubt that has crossed my mind .
Read discussionam no expert edd and take on board what you are saying , and 99% out of a 100 you will be right , its just a nagging doubt that has crossed my mind .