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Reply · Not Registered · 02 Nov 2014 11:32
02 Nov 2014 12:21:02
Franky, I think it would be longer than 3-4 years. The inquiry could take 5. Given its brief, the time period involved, the number of victims, the number of perpetrators etc then it will drag on for years before getting to court. Lawyers never move fast. Then any court cases would be dragged out with lots of legal delays etc. I think we'll still be talking about it in a decades time.
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Reply · Not Registered · 01 Nov 2014 16:25
I looked into Denver a few years back. Apparently, underneath the airport are miles and miles of concrete tunnels. They hired several companies to build these tunnels at different stages, so that no one who worked on them new the true lay out down there.
One construction company was building some buildings above ground and then came the order to "bury them". Literally build them underground.
Another couple if companies say they had to put in a sprinkler systems in the tunnels. Why would you need sprinklers in empty concrete tunnels. Some think they can use these as gas chambers.
The fences look like they are designed to keep people in not out.
The queen and other wealthy elites have brought land around the airport.
And there is no reason it was actually built. The previous airport was copping fine with the demand.
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Reply · Not Registered · 01 Nov 2014 13:01
01 Nov 2014 13:59:46
Alright lads
Was wondering if I can refuse to sign the piece of paper when I take my money out the bank?
I'm sure I read in the past that that signing this piece of paper actually creates money? Which obviously then benefits the banks which I don't want to do.
Am I right?
Ed033's input would be especially helpful.
Cheers guys
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Reply · frankyscouser · 01 Nov 2014 10:34
Lets forget the murals for a minute, Denver has two airports within 20/30 mins of each other which is strange considering its not a massive city like a new York or a London or Tokyo as a example, its population is half a million (less than Liverpool)its 44 square miles in total but they decide to build another airport for that region for 5 billion dollars, now I am far from a expert but can someone tell me why build a state of the art airport outside the city for that amount of money for a relatively small city?like I said on my first post I think its what underneath DIC is the real reason they why they built the airport, a deep underground base that runs for miles under the rocky mountains, if you think about it then it sorta makes sense to have a place like that away from a major city, so when you add in the macabre murals about death and destruction (just as your about to fly) Denver international airport is hiding a lot of secrets.
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Reply · HERBIE · 01 Nov 2014 05:37
Georgia Guidestones are meant to be the commandments of the illuminati, no one knows the people/person responsible for erecting them.
Not sure about any link apart from illuminati.

Georgia guidestone link:
http://www.rense.com/general16/georgiaguidestones.htm
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Reply · HERBIE · 31 Oct 2014 23:39
Nazi swastika runway
Gargoyles
Apocolyptic horse
Occult symbols
Freemason symbols
New world airport commission
Nazi soldier with a sword in the peace dove.

Nah, nothing sinister going on here, just all a coincidence.
Oh, apart from the fact that a lot of the symbols, murals etc point to the NWO.
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Reply · Supasub · 31 Oct 2014 19:32
Ed002, sorry about my fellaini post the other day. You deal with a lot and probably don't remember it, but it was as you said it was. Maybe I'd had too much coffee at the time.
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Reply · Supasub · 31 Oct 2014 18:06
The mural (one that I've seen from pictures) in phoenix is I think showing a phoenix which would be in relation to the state and a pair of hands along with a round symbol surrounded by American Indian feathers which is all more symbolic to the state. One thing that is there the same as Denver is a rainbow. I didn't see the poll question but one thing that sticky out from memory about Denver is the children? Below a nazi looking soldier with a gas mask. The soldier is also wafting a sword or something similar with a rainbow trail (almost like chemtrail). Now I'm no expert but I have read somewhere that a rainbow can also symbolise homosexuality/same sex etc. But it is a slightly sinister mural. Doesn't Denver also h e some sort of freemason inscribed stone there from when it was built?
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Reply · edinbhoy · 18 Oct 2014 21:25
I also went and ordered it. Half way through reading it. the guy is brilliant. the power held by the few is just too scary and the way they wield it with such disregard to fellow humans is barbaric.
I wonder if things will ever change or if maybe there will be nothing we can do, even if everyone 'wakes up' to what is happening at the top
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Reply · Not Registered · 18 Oct 2014 10:22
Bond I meant if it had happened that way, which is what we are supposed to believe, then 99% of people would have legged it. The fact this person stood there calmly talking and filming says that something different happened.

Mort
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Reply · Not Registered · 17 Oct 2014 23:09
18 Oct 2014 00:03:20
Mort did say allegedly comrade Bond. I have to say that if events had transpired that way then most people would have run away, not stop and talked calmly. That straight suggests events were not as depicted. So that suggests either an actress or a trained agent.

Kim Philby
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Reply · frankyscouser · 17 Oct 2014 23:00
Parson did you watch or read any of the links? in your posts you have not give one valid reason on why you think my post is way off the mark, as for shocked and saddened that I would have legged it if a feller approached me with a meat cleaver, you I assume would have tackled the man as I ran off?still begs the question why that person done neither and calmy videod him, no shock or shaking of the camera while a terrible event happened, to calm in my opinion.

btw wtf do you mean by racist?
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Reply · Not Registered · 17 Oct 2014 20:02
Sorry but if 've just seen 2 scary looking dudes run a guy over then jump out armed with a meat cleaver and try to hack his head off and their standing around covered in blood ranting about Iraq and allah an whatever else they allegedly did then it would have been follow the Mort shaped blur.

Mort
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Reply · parson · 17 Oct 2014 18:43
Shocked and saddened by frankyscousers post, the fact that you admit you would have legged it says more about you than the woman who went face to face with him. I really do admire his posts on here as he is very knowledgeable about all things "conspiracy". But. this is complete nonsense. The more you try to debunk it the stronger the conspiracists will grow. Notice the word "conspiracists contains the word "racists".

Please do not give them the attention that they seek. Considering that your name is franky"scouse" I would have thought that if you do hail from Liverpool instant justice would have been carried out long before the police arrived, I know in my hometown of Walsall in the west mids it would have done. Keep up the with the interesting and thought provoking posts but please, you are way off the mark with this one
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Reply · frankyscouser · 17 Oct 2014 17:59
No one should be arrested over a opinion, no matter how sensitive it is, now spivey is thinking of dropping his views and his website over this, and btw I do not agree with spivey on a few things but freedom of speech is going day by day with new laws and illegal arrests and intimidation, where does it stop?
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Reply · Not Registered · 17 Oct 2014 17:59
17 Oct 2014 18:13:09
I was just provoking thought on what actually is the role of the police and security forces.

I don't think anyone disputes that certain acts of violence are abhorrent and the perpetrators have to be brought to justice, but as everyone's idea of justice is different that's another question. Society needs simple basic rules but who decides exactly what breaks the rules? We have seen many serious crimes ignored whilst petty offences are persecuted.

I think eventually it will end up in private hands, at least the day to day uniformed general policing. Its already starting. Once policing becomes target orientated (in this case to increase revenues) then you will see a police state.

Kim Philby
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Reply · Not Registered · 17 Oct 2014 17:55
Cheers Franky, I'm interested in this so will read it and let you know.

I've been following Chris Spivey relatively closely and the way he's been treated recently is disgraceful, yet sadly predictable. At times like these we all need to stick together and it's great to see many of his followers have been actively helping him by overloading the police, social services etc. with emails and phonecalls. Positive action for once, let's hope it continues.

Harold
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