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22 Aug 2013 11:00:42
Seems like his name alludes to, at the very least, a possible underground lair in Greenland (possibly) or Antarctica (possibly more likely, but who knows), which is clearly the hub at the center of the world and has likely long been the center of control for the entire planet.
Above and beyond that, his name could (and I would say this is quite likely) allude to the computer consciousness that governs the planet. The acknowledgement of this "computers" existence is growing. Glen Kealey calls it a "chemical computer" which provides some sort of handle on it's nature (although he provides a lot more info than just that tag), and Richard Sauder describes it as "The Machine" of unknown origin that operates both in the physical and astral plains. David Icke makes reference to this "computer" aswell, and the so-called "Archons" are a step closer to comprehending the nature of this vast, and dare I say without sounding defeatist, un-fathomable "Machine".

I think this is the Icke talk I was listening to the other night: www.youtube.com/watch?v=1mE-mPbFBD0 pea

Snowden is just a part of the plan to increase "anti terrorism" laws and the censorship of the internet.

MrTrotskysGhost

I was open minded on snowden at the time but since his whistleblowing all of which were in the public news anyway, he seems to get around the world very easily, this guy is probolary on the cia payroll, since snowdon released his none shocking revelations the usa conveniently go and try to change the law on security issues, let's be honest asange is in lockdown in london and bradley manning is doing life, snowdon has a lot to say about nothing.

What does everyone make of Snowden?

Seems a bit dodgy to me but I have nothing to base that on, just a gut feeling.

ConspiracyKen

Solar flares

{Ed033's Note - Oh, this is a fake from years ago

At the end of the day the people in Egypt found out that the Muslim Brotherhood was not good for their country as many people lost civil liberties that they had always had.

The fact is the people have supported the military, it is not up to the military to support the people and allow a new election.

Whilst people may argue that the last election was free and fair etc etc. this may have been the case, but once the party started stripping liberties and agressivley pushing a more islamist agenda the people were not happy. maybe a leaf can be taken from their book and applied here?

TA

Also franky I don't think it helped that the banks were giving mortgages on a house that was worth say £75000 and approving a mortgage of £150,000 then when the housing market Collapsed you had people with extremely high mortgages on property that wasn't worth half of what the mortgage was for. there's that much negative equity in properties at the moment it's ridiculous!

RR!

First question no political group has the power to engineer the banking crisis like we discussed a few weeks ago its the people/corporations who called in the loans who caused it and that is the most frustrating thing we do not know who they are.
2nd question Egypt, the straight answer is I do not know, normally if the yanks are peed off with a military coo they show there disdain like they are doing, if this takeover was on the lines of Venezuela coo then I would say yes its good for everyone who wants equal rights for the poor but its a bit to early to say if its good or bad for everyone.

The police have announced that they will be raiding potential troublemakers and arresting them. So it is now possible to be arrested not for committing a crime, but for being the type of person who the police think may cause trouble. Now that is something Maggie would be proud of.

Captain Needa

To me its like lighting the touch paper, I would not at all be surprised to see it going off in london, liverpool, yorkshire, wales, glasgow southern ireland, are they trying to provoke a reaction? who knows it is a conservative doing this thou! but remember thatcher's kids could have said no we want a private service no cameras no press and without the threat of it kicking off, maybe its just strange to me.

Strategy of Tensions, says pea

10 Apr 2013 12:52:33
I also USED to wonder why so many cities were built on fault lines. pea

10 Apr 2013 11:19:21
But why would anyone knowing build a power station of any kind on/or near a fault line? Am I missing something?

Gordo

{Ed033's Note - I guess you're missing some info. If you bribe / blackmail people who make the decision on where nuclear power stations are built, after they are built on or near a fault line, if you have HAARP type technology, you can threaten a country or even use that technology against the fault line to cause the fault to destroy a nuclear power station.

In addition, it appears there is an agenda to turn the Earth into a nuclear wasteland anyway. Haven't you heard about the uranium weapons (called depleted uranium) being used in the middle east wars. This has actually already turned Iraq into a nuclear wasteland. Unfortunately they don't mention such things on the mainstream media.

Me thinks HARRP at work here!