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Anyone see the apple satellite image of the Loch Ness monster? It was 50 foot long. not saying it is an animal but the image does resemble a sturgeon.

28 Apr 2014 15:38:08
Maybe there was one but it died? can't imagine it had a lot of mating options.

All the collected information ends up at some corporate government database server to which the NSA has access.
They use those top of the line processors they occasionally brag about to create profiles on people, in much the same way "order and principle" tyrants have been doing for ages.
They publicly claim that such data is crucial for identifying potential threats to the establishment. While most on here know it helps them with identifying free thinking people, the terrorists of the establishment.

As for the detention centers, I am with Kim on this one. Guantanamo is just an exhibition center, serving the exact same purpose as Area 51 for the R&D division. A way to keep prying eyes focused on the face while the hands work there magic.
The optimal locations for detention centers are those where none would be able to witness or question a high volume of traffic to and from a facility.
Iraq, Afghanistan, Burma, deserts in Africa, the emptiness of the arctic and antarctic, non-government controlled areas in neighboring countries (zapatista controlled areas in Mexico) etc.
zari

27 Apr 2014 16:55:16
One suspects that they have regional facilities in 'allied' countries where newly captured persons of interest can be taken for an initial questioning. I'm sure something was printed in the Guardian about rendition flights to certain countries that would be evidence.

A nasty business.

Kim Philby

27 Apr 2014 16:32:48
No. Absolutely not.

Kim Philby

27 Apr 2014 16:30:17
Very true Franky, at least he remained true to his beliefs until the end. I just feel he enjoyed the killing a little too much. Revolutions always end in blood, some always go too far.

Personally I always admired Sophie Scholl, not a revolutionary but not as well known as she deserves.

Kim Philby

He was a interesting man kim, no doubt he would be the modern bin laden today and demonized but unlike bin laden he was born poor and died for his principles.

I assume they have these torture places all over the world.

25 Apr 2014 23:54:55
Interesting choice of revolutionary heroes Franky.

The more they tighten their grip, the more they oppress, then more people crave freedom.

They seem to be pushing towards a more absolutist system forgetting the lesson of history: absolutist systems always fall. It only ever takes one spark and usually not where you'd expect it. How far are we from the spark? Its coming but it needs the catalyst first, its not here yet but its coming.

it's late at night to be misquoting Yeats but what rough beast its hour come at last slouches towards Bethlehem to be born?

Kim Philby

25 Apr 2014 23:33:33
One suspects that Guantanamo is just a media sideshow now and the truly grisly stuff happens elsewhere. Waterboarding is for the sadistic anyway.

Kim Philby

Many a true word said in a joke m8 ;)

All it takes edd is a spark and for all the negatives about internet surveillance were they can watch what we do it has a massive positive as well, we can communicate from all over the world.

'had visions the feds were water boarding you in guantanamo bay'

That line cracked me up Franky!

Ryan.

I think my Che Guevara picture and revolution speech on my bio might have drawn attention, which brings a thing Alex Jones has said about people who question there governments are now treated as terrorist and activists , big brother is definitely watching, no worries about the link to your site mate, hopefully more like minded people read/learn and wake up.

Cheers edd, we have talked about mainstream reporters being script readers/actors, do you think these people are or have been recruited by the fbi/cia? for example I am an observer of news, I can read between the lies but I have no concrete information, now let's assume someone else follows a reporter and does have a whistle blowing story and contacted a fox/cnn reporter it would make sense whatever got told would be passed on?

i have put many anti establishment links on my twitter timeline plus many of the great links you and regulars to this site, and in turn I follow people who have the same beliefs as me, so I have no doubt that we are all being motored but the CNN reporters are a bit blatant, I have tweeted them and thanking them for following me and was curious why they have, if they reply I will update you all.

btw on my bio I have always put the link of this site and say I write the odd post, so this site is definitely on the radar.

No doubt the database is there to track for whatever reason, I find it strange this has not made the news hence why I asked the question is this the norm, I would love to know were scan details go.

10 Apr 2014 18:18:10
Miller will be back in a cabinet job in 12 months assuming a Cameron win at the GE.

Labour won't say too much over it, they got their cheap scalp but won't do no more than make noise as they are no better. People in glass houses throw no stones no?

Kim Philby

Totally agree ryan, tip of the iceberg.

I think that kind of fraud is so widespread that it had become an accepted perk to many politicians. It's happened here in Ireland recently, with a politician called Ivor Callely. You're right to draw attention to these people Franky, they have no integrity. Sadly this stuff is only the tip of the iceberg.

Ryan.

Around that time ryan all mps were getting it with both barrels from everyone and the people wanted blood and he was there sacrificial lamb, labour have p----d me off as much as the the tories, they have not challenged cameron in any way shake or form because they know they have dodgy mps who are doing exactly the same as miller.

my original post was a sort of rallying call for everyone not to except what you are being fed, I am just glad at the very least she went and the people had a small victory.