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Reply · Supasub · 15 Apr 2015 10:17
15 Apr 2015 10:02:53
I watched the latest sponge bob movie last week. Lots of symbols and references to drug use. Shame as I was quite looking forward to it.
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Reply · Angrychef · 05 Apr 2015 08:24
05 Apr 2015 09:21:55
Something awful did happen Frankie, did you not watch the match??

Angrychef
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Reply · frankyscouser · 18 Mar 2015 10:40
Great when you decide to put it on, can you leave your twitter handle name, then I can add you and retweet your videos to get people following you. @cush42
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Reply · Jase · 16 Mar 2015 18:52
16 Mar 2015 19:41:29
A very inspirational and brave woman, if only everyone knew her and her stroy
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Reply · Not Registered · 05 Mar 2015 16:41
05 Mar 2015 17:40:10
Look at the reformation, counter reformation, 30 years war and the treaty of Vienna. There is another treaty too but has escaped head.


Kim Philby
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Reply · HERBIE · 02 Mar 2015 03:10
Saw that a few days ago, it don't look real to me, I would say fake.
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Reply · Not Registered · 12 Feb 2015 15:49
Hey Alib, from the few of his speeches that are subtitled and with my poor Spanish, I would say his heart is in the right place. Few could reasonably disagree with his short-term plans and long-term aims. I would speculate though, that the proposed methods of their implementation will most likely be detrimental to short-term progress and eliminate humanity's current momentum.

I agree that the people should have equal access to this planet's natural resources. No companies should be benefiting from them, as that which is fictional has no ethics.
I also agree that human beings are non-guildable. The same though should be true for all beings, which makes one wonder how that could be achieved.

Much of the rest of what he proposes though, would only work if we were all farmers and were content with only surviving, rather than prospering.
Certain areas of development and exploration require resources and gnosis not concentrated in any one country.

The idealism of communism albeit noble, does not transition well from theory to practice. This is not only due to opposition, but also due to our beautiful differences. People can democratically solve common problems, but none can decide for others on what they should learn, believe, are attracted to, how they should behave etc.
Standing under any constitution, new or old, is equivalent to being a slave. Society will be changing even faster as we move forward and having any piece of paper rule people's lives is a ludicrous notion.

The way we organize needs to be centralized (due to our numbers), while decision making needs to be decentralized (due to the corruptness of vanity). This would require technology and ingenuity, the first of which is being developed the wrong way by those controlling our resources, while the latter is being eliminated through dogmatism.

IMO, we should use a combination of ideas and concepts. Larken Rose (sovereignty), former Ubuntu ideas website format (identification of common problems and solution implementation through referendums), Venus project (natural resources and necessary services centralization and automation of control and distribution), Lincoln (green backs), Yugoslavia (NPOs) etc.
zari
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Reply · alib · 11 Feb 2015 15:45
Zari check out juan manuel sanchez gordio on the Internet, he is the mayor of marinaleda. I would like you to see what can be done outside of the establishment.
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Reply · Not Registered · 10 Feb 2015 14:49
Alib, when a politician speaks one should pay attention to every single word issued from their mouths. Sipras and those around him, exhibit a "one step forward and two steps back" behavior.

Two examples from their latest speeches:
"We do not agree with Troika, its program, policies and methods. They are destructive and thus unacceptable. But we respect its institutions. "
"We want to create a logical and healthy economy, but at the same time we must ensure that the GDP is not negatively affected. "

Apologies to those that missed the points, but anyone making this sort of statements is either a person or a pawn.

In relation to the "same as us here" comment, show me an uncompromising politician and I'll consider the notion.

Ed033's question is of utmost importance. Logically, anyone who wants to be governed (Ancient Greek for controlled/steered and basis for maritime law) is either a slave or an aspiring slave master.
Deconditioning is a painful but beautiful procedure.
zari
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Reply · alib · 09 Feb 2015 16:43
Oh fot heaven s sake, as soon as people have had enough it becomes a conspiracy. I live in andalucia and next September spain will elect podemos. Pablo inlasias is not from mars, a grand masonic order or a tool of the USA. He's the same as us here, sick to the back teeth with rampant corruption and being governed by tontos
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Reply · Not Registered · 06 Feb 2015 10:18
I agree Franky. Until I started to visit this site and subsequently watched Ripple Effect, I must admit I was quite ignorant about the facts of 7/7. Highly recommended to anyone who hasn't watched it.

Ryan.
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Reply · frankyscouser · 05 Feb 2015 13:40
Cheers zari very interesting, its like a political war between the two superpowers.
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Reply · Not Registered · 05 Feb 2015 11:11
The information came from a Greek internet radio show, about two years ago franky. I think this is the speech at Texas http://tinyurl.com/lpdk6u3
zari
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Reply · Not Registered · 04 Feb 2015 13:01
Two years before his quasi-election Axel Sipras (commonly known as Alex Tsipras) was in Texas at a meeting organized by a local Masonic lodge. The progeny of Ashkenazim Jews, made promises regarding Greece never leaving the EU if he was to be elected prime minister.

From what I gather, the Texan and Washington masonry are opposing groups regarding Agenda 21. This change of power in Greece will see them move away from Washington's and Germany's political line and align with Texan and Russian policies.

Syriza is part of the rounding-up of reactionaries and marginalized peoples in Greece and all across the EU. A safe net designed to stop people from settling in the margins, as that will eventually see them acclimatized to maintaining a self-governing mindset.
zari
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Reply · Not Registered · 04 Feb 2015 03:08
03 Feb 2015 21:28:26
Russians are natural pessimists. No such thing as a free lunch.

Kim Philby
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Reply · frankyscouser · 03 Feb 2015 19:06
Correct kim the main point I was trying to make was there is to much acceptance about our fate, but if you get the imagination of the people then the invisible chains can be broken, like I said this is a small victory as like you guys have said it still needs a a group or person to donate monies.
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Reply · Not Registered · 03 Feb 2015 17:53
03 Feb 2015 18:28:15
There not independent their funded by the Kremlin. Who just happens to be suffering from eu sanctions.

So by promoting anti eu parties on the left the Kremlin hopes to split the eu. Tsipras has already been cosying up to Putin.

There's no such thing as an independent political party there's always someone in the background with the money and an agenda.

Kim Philby
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