Franky mate, most of what you say is usually worth reading, but saying the worldwide resesion is a scam is a bit to far fetched do you really think countries such as the uk and usa would be pulled into such a scam? I like to believe I played a part in this recession having taken out over £10k worth of loans and never paying them back ha
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Probably wasnt a power cut, more like the power company cut yous off for not paying your bills lol
Read discussionGreat link thanks Franky, and yes gibsy they agreed to the polygraph, but then added a huge list of conditions that were impossible to meet apparently.
Ryan. {Ed001's Note - polygraphs are fallible anyway, they can be beaten.}
Read discussionRyan. {Ed001's Note - polygraphs are fallible anyway, they can be beaten.}
That kate interview is so telling as they zoom into her eyes. When she says "tell us where she is" her eyes momentarily go into that image recollation place.
She knows what happened as do the cadaver dogs! Maddie imo, died in that apartment and her parents kno what's up. They both need polygraphs.
Read discussionShe knows what happened as do the cadaver dogs! Maddie imo, died in that apartment and her parents kno what's up. They both need polygraphs.
This is the problem with our system, the people at the top have their fingers in so many pies and protect their members / family to ensure that they never face justice in any way
Read discussionRr I never noticed to be honest, I do not think he needs the help, I have seen him interviewing David icke and held his own, that's why none of the suits and the Zionist never took him on any debate, you could see it in Boris Johnson demeanor that he wanted to rib RB but he knew that he is far more intelligent plus he had 90% of the audience on RB side.
Read discussionI seen it Frankie! He did raise some valid points! Half way through it though I got the impression some one was giving him his answers through an ear piece! I may be wrong but the answers he gave were top notch compared to anyone else on the panel!
RR!
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Russell brand on MSNBC
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ADJhErmJuoQ
Read discussionhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ADJhErmJuoQ
Has anyone heard of a book called the protocols of the elders of zion. I have watched a peice on it on youtube but the guy who does the talking sounds creepy. I wonder if any of you guys have any info or an opinion on it. cheers.
{Ed033's Note - It doesn't matter whether the protocols of the elders of zion are fake or not, if you read them then each protocol is already in place anyway now.
Read discussion{Ed033's Note - It doesn't matter whether the protocols of the elders of zion are fake or not, if you read them then each protocol is already in place anyway now.
Russell Brand and Boris Johnson on Question Time, there you go mate.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NO0AanDR-_0
Read discussionhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NO0AanDR-_0
Got a link Franky?
Read discussionNo mate you are judging that everyone on benefits as having it custy, trying to get a job now is hard enough but getting a job that pays well is near impossible, don't get me wrong their are scroungers who play the system but governments and media are putting out negative propaganda about people on benefits, I think if you done a poll and asked people on income support if they would work for a job that was secure and was a decent wage would they come off the dole, I think you would be surprised.
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those on benefits they get most of their rent and council tax paid for them subsidised from taxes of the workers. The ones being victimised are the likes of me who work full time and have to pay for all this crap and then through tax pay to allow the neighbours to sit in their pants all day watching garbage and smoking weed. Maybe not everyone has such neighbours. But the only one's I feel sympathy for are the poor elderly who got clobbered with this too and other young families like myself.
Read discussionthose on benefits they get most of their rent and council tax paid for them subsidised from taxes of the workers. The ones being victimised are the likes of me who work full time and have to pay for all this crap and then through tax pay to allow the neighbours to sit in their pants all day watching garbage and smoking weed. Maybe not everyone has such neighbours. But the only one's I feel sympathy for are the poor elderly who got clobbered with this too and other young families like myself.
If the councils across the country are really opposed to the bedroom tax they should take a leaf out of Leeds city councils book, they re-classified all spare council bedrooms, thus avoiding the bedroom tax. There reason was that it will cost more to enforce the bedroom tax, than the tax would bring in.
Yorkshire Red
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They could swap places tomorrow and nothing would change Franky. The bedroom tax is deeply cynical and punitive.
Ryan.
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I'm not clued up on this but I thought if you rented a house from the council with 2 bedrooms as opposed to one, you simply had to pay higher rent. If you are paying a higher rent fee then you should not have to pay a f##cking bedroom tax, ( sorry getting annoyed now ). If you are on benefits then this must be victimization, because if you ever get a job you will have to pay full rent. Furthermore shouldn't the council's who handed out the housing in the first place be held accountable. Lastly the speed that this was put into place shows quite clearly that it's now a case of them and us.
Rent over, sorry rant.
FTE
Read discussionRent over, sorry rant.
FTE
So if some 1 killed 5 members of your family you wouldn want him to be killed you would just like him to rot in a cell (with his xbox1 or Ps4 an pool table an dart board?
G-Man
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Taking life would make you just as bad as those you are condemning. Keeping them behind bars for the rest of their lives while having to cover all their expenses isn't smart either. How about forced labor? Building schools, roads, libraries etc. would be a good way to repay society.
Read discussionI am against the death penalty in all cases. Wrongful convictions for crimes still take place and I don't believe any innocent person deserves to die to try and justify its use. The 4 biggest user of the sentence in 2012 were China, Iran, Iraq and the US. Justifiably or not, many of us would have doubts about the system of law in the first 3 and are surely aware of how many times the system has been misused in the US. As an Irishman the question of the death penalty has even greater resonance, because, if used in the 70's many innocent Irish people would have died. To try and quell the rage British people rightly felt for the IRA's atrocities both the Guillford 4 and Birmingham 6 would have been executed, when innocent, because of a corrupt and inept police force. As heinious as some crimes may be I can't see the justification in using the death penalty when I consider cases such as this. There are enough documentaries out there casting doubt on the US prison system and the execution of innocent or incapable people. So, how can any one of us say for sure that every sentence, which may be carried out under the death penalty, is without any doubt correct?
Captain Needa
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You have to be more than 'certain' to invoke such a penalty, no need to be patronising!
To the anonymous poster, maybe I should have worded that differently but, in my defence, I was still slightly drunk when posting this morning. Those two groups would definitely be at the top of my list but I would also add your two suggestions. As I said at the start of my post, you've got to be careful with the death penalty. Where do you start and where does it finish? Not every crime is worth taking a life in retribution
Read discussionTo the anonymous poster, maybe I should have worded that differently but, in my defence, I was still slightly drunk when posting this morning. Those two groups would definitely be at the top of my list but I would also add your two suggestions. As I said at the start of my post, you've got to be careful with the death penalty. Where do you start and where does it finish? Not every crime is worth taking a life in retribution