Not being rude mate. You claim Messi is rapidly in decline? Seriously, have you been watching any football this past few months? the guy is a footballing genius. He's on top of his game. Barca's decline is most definately to do with Guardiola moving on. Messi thrived much more in Pep's team but if anything he's showing how good he really is by still ripping it up with a different manager.
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23 Nov 2014 12:11:58
I see the documentary on Hitler has caused a bit of a stir and has proved to be an eye-opener.
I posted the very same documentary on here almost a year ago and got slated for it? Strange lol
Franky, I watched that documentary myself. Think it was on a Dutch website, can't remember the name though. In my view she was most definately killed and that documentary cemented my view.
Read discussionI've thought about it Frankie but don't fully understand the implications of it. I've two kids to think of and don't know if it would effect them in later years?. As I said before, one stupid mistake, which was the result of a messed up situation, got me into trouble and has basically f****d with my life.
Read discussionI would be quite interested in this also. I stupidly got a flash car out on finance when I was going through a bad patch in my life. The repayments were extortionate, however, after years of having a mortgage on a house I was used to paying out ridiculous amounts on material things.
Without getting too deep into it, I suppose you will realise and come to your own conclusion.
I was paying a house mortgage for a number of years but got out of it by having to sell up. Finding myself with extra disposable income and having my head messed up a bit, I decided to be stupid and have a stupid material object to fill a certain void.
I realised it was ridiculous on my part paying this amount every month and decided to basically give the car back. I am now stuck with a 7k deficit that I am supposed to pay?
Read discussionWithout getting too deep into it, I suppose you will realise and come to your own conclusion.
I was paying a house mortgage for a number of years but got out of it by having to sell up. Finding myself with extra disposable income and having my head messed up a bit, I decided to be stupid and have a stupid material object to fill a certain void.
I realised it was ridiculous on my part paying this amount every month and decided to basically give the car back. I am now stuck with a 7k deficit that I am supposed to pay?
03 Feb 2014 19:47:26
Interesting documentary I came across over the weekend.
http://thegreateststorynevertold.tv
Weed, blow, dope. Whatever we like to call it, will always be a touchy subject. I can grasp the whole 'it's a plant' theory. I think it was Joe Rogan who said 'if you're going to put a person in jail for smoking a plant that makes them feel happy, then you're the terrorist' something along them lines.
I fully believe that humans should be allowed to consume anything that is naturally produced on this planet.
I've seen plenty of publications on how cannabis oils can help with medical problems, even know a few people who take it for arthritic problems.
However, I really don't believe it is completely harmless. Being a young 'scally' if you like to call it, growing up in Northern Ireland. 'Blow' as we liked to call it, was a completely anti-social (anti-norm) substance.
We used to smoke it daily in our early teens, and I can definitely say getting off of it was quite hard. My friends and I used to love going to clubs, pubs, what have you, but when we really started smoking dope regularly, we gradually stopped going out and preferred to sit in each others houses just to get stoned, being really anti-social.
Any nights we did venture out to the clubs, we would have most definitely ended up taking 'E tabs' or LSD, never just a social bevvy.
All of these substances, be it chemically enhanced plant extracts, or drugs. All can be disturbing to ones mind.
I left Ireland in the early 2000's to do a bit of travelling around the U. S and sampled my 1st proper 'blunt' a cigar paper filled with pure 'weed' not a chemical filled tabbaco 'rollie'.
Again, in my shame. I became very fond of smoking 'pure weed'. Maybe I have a very addictive personality but when I decided that 'weed' was once again, in a different form, taking over my life (being lazy, anti-social). I decided to knock it on the head also and had a torrid time getting off of it, no sleep, anxiety, and short temper.
I really don't know where I stand on this subject but can give my 1st hand view that the old smoke is just as bad as most of the addictive s*** that's out there.
Read discussionI fully believe that humans should be allowed to consume anything that is naturally produced on this planet.
I've seen plenty of publications on how cannabis oils can help with medical problems, even know a few people who take it for arthritic problems.
However, I really don't believe it is completely harmless. Being a young 'scally' if you like to call it, growing up in Northern Ireland. 'Blow' as we liked to call it, was a completely anti-social (anti-norm) substance.
We used to smoke it daily in our early teens, and I can definitely say getting off of it was quite hard. My friends and I used to love going to clubs, pubs, what have you, but when we really started smoking dope regularly, we gradually stopped going out and preferred to sit in each others houses just to get stoned, being really anti-social.
Any nights we did venture out to the clubs, we would have most definitely ended up taking 'E tabs' or LSD, never just a social bevvy.
All of these substances, be it chemically enhanced plant extracts, or drugs. All can be disturbing to ones mind.
I left Ireland in the early 2000's to do a bit of travelling around the U. S and sampled my 1st proper 'blunt' a cigar paper filled with pure 'weed' not a chemical filled tabbaco 'rollie'.
Again, in my shame. I became very fond of smoking 'pure weed'. Maybe I have a very addictive personality but when I decided that 'weed' was once again, in a different form, taking over my life (being lazy, anti-social). I decided to knock it on the head also and had a torrid time getting off of it, no sleep, anxiety, and short temper.
I really don't know where I stand on this subject but can give my 1st hand view that the old smoke is just as bad as most of the addictive s*** that's out there.
Weed, blow, dope. Whatever we like to call it, will always be a touchy subject. I can grasp the whole 'it's a plant' theory. I think it was Joe Rogan who said 'if you're going to put a person in jail for smoking a plant that makes them feel happy, then you're the terrorist' something along them lines.
I fully believe that humans should be allowed to consume anything that is naturally produced on this planet.
I've seen plenty of publications on how cannabis oils can help with medical problems, even know a few people who take it for arthritic problems.
However, I really don't believe it is completely harmless. Being a young 'scally' if you like to call it, growing up in Northern Ireland. 'Blow' as we liked to call it, was a completely anti-social (anti-norm) substance.
We used to smoke it daily in our early teens, and I can definitely say getting off of it was quite hard. My friends and I used to love going to clubs, pubs, what have you, but when we really started smoking dope regularly, we gradually stopped going out and preferred to sit in each others houses just to get stoned, being really anti-social.
Any nights we did venture out to the clubs, we would have most definitely ended up taking 'E tabs' or LSD, never just a social bevvy.
All of these substances, be it chemically enhanced plant extracts, or drugs. All can be disturbing to ones mind.
I left Ireland in the early 2000's to do a bit of travelling around the U. S and sampled my 1st proper 'blunt' a cigar paper filled with pure 'weed' not a chemical filled tabbaco 'rollie'.
Again, in my shame. I became very fond of smoking 'pure weed'. Maybe I have a very addictive personality but when I decided that 'weed' was once again, in a different form, taking over my life (being lazy, anti-social). I decided to knock it on the head also and had a torrid time getting off of it, no sleep, anxiety, and short temper.
I really don't know where I stand on this subject but can give my 1st hand view that the old smoke is just as bad as most of the addictive s*** that's out there.
Don't mean to sound patronising or anything, but being in one area/ state and seeing how things are, really wouldn't give a fair account of the States as a whole.
Half of the country could be in a state of chaos and you wouldn't even know it. Depending on which area you are in, and in which state, your neighbouring state could be under martial law and again you probably wouldn't know it.
Read discussionHalf of the country could be in a state of chaos and you wouldn't even know it. Depending on which area you are in, and in which state, your neighbouring state could be under martial law and again you probably wouldn't know it.
14 Nov 2013 23:10:59
This is a fantastic insight into the State Controlled Killing.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7XZWJG4-hUw
Sorry that's not me Lurgan Red, you had me convinced we knew each other lol.
Ed. I lived in San Francisco for two years, decided to do the emigrating/ travelling thing when I was 19 and ended up staying longer than expected. Loved living there, Sunset District right beside the beach was a far cry from wet and windy Co Armagh.
Read discussionEd. I lived in San Francisco for two years, decided to do the emigrating/ travelling thing when I was 19 and ended up staying longer than expected. Loved living there, Sunset District right beside the beach was a far cry from wet and windy Co Armagh.
HaHa you have me intrigued Lurgan Red, I would have bought a 'loose' in my younger days, and I did live very close to a shop which would have sold them in my later years. The Big Ship thing is baffling me though, don't think I've ever been to see them.
Read discussion10 Nov 2013 01:14:30
See a few people have posted about something of great magnitude happening soon, starting with the States. Came across this last night.
Military training for martial law one day
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_9U1DES2_SI
Thanks guys, maybe I sounded a bit naive in that post. I didn't mean to come across as if 'only one' can be right. Thanks for the replies, just another fellow human being in search of alternative answers to the important issues in life. I would rather listen to any of the above before I would listen to the usual television tripe. Not really bothered in which 'celeb' has had another baby (or bought one) or the usual nonsensical bull that the regular news comes out with.
Read discussion08 Nov 2013 22:52:48
I'm wondering what everyones thoughts are on each of these broadcasters. I have watched and heard lots of different segments of each of these guys shows, but I'm quite torn on who's being truthfull and who's being the scaremongerer.
William Cooper. Read extracts of his book 'Behold a pale horse' found it very interesting, listened to some of his radio broadcasts and found them to be very informative.
Alex Jones. Watched some of films, and shows, he too has some interesting points but he seems a bit much at times.
Jesse Ventura. Again, I've watched quite a few of his shows, also interesting but similar to Jones.
David Icke. Seen quite a few of his shows and listened to what he has to say, interesting also but sounds a bit 'out there' at times.
Cooper was killed by government forces, maybe because he outed a lot of the NWO/ Illuminati agendas. He also didn't really have a good word to say on any of the above theorists, especially Jones and Icke.
Just wondering what peoples thoughts are on all these guys? Are they all worth listening to, or are they just in it to make money?
Lurgan born and raised mate :)
Read discussionFrankie, I turned out to our own march in Belfast. Wasn't the best of crowds but I was glad to see some informed people turing up. I actually spoke to a police officer about the gathering and his very words were "this is actually nice, a proper peaceful protest about the wrong doings in the world". He was probably only humouring me, but he did take an interest (sort of).
Protests in our little country are usually to do with religious politics, and unfortunately it showed in the numbers that turned out, only these things are important.
If we had have been protesting about a flag, or some sort of new paramilitary mural being put up, or taken down. With the added ploy of violence, we certainly would have made the BBC news.
Read discussionProtests in our little country are usually to do with religious politics, and unfortunately it showed in the numbers that turned out, only these things are important.
If we had have been protesting about a flag, or some sort of new paramilitary mural being put up, or taken down. With the added ploy of violence, we certainly would have made the BBC news.
Cheers ED, I'll watch this tomorrow and give a bit of feedback if you're interested.
Read discussion30 Jul 2013 21:56:57
I'm currently working on a piece for my Sociology class. The subject is 'discuss how medicine can be used as a means for social control'.
As you may know I've posted a few of my own suggestions on certain subjects in the past on the site. I have done some reading on this current subject, but as you can guess the text books available to us just spout the usual bile they want us to believe.
I have done some independent research of my own and I am fascinated/disgusted with the theory of vaccines and how they can contribute to other health issues. The humanitarian effort put in by Gates and the NWO concerning vaccinating children in Africa amongst others. Which in turn seems to be a test for other diseases and population control.
I would appreciate your thoughts on the issue of 'medicinal social control' and would be grateful if you had any peer reviewed pieces.
In other previous pieces, I have found that my own independent research is frowned upon. If it hasn't been regurgitated from the text books it doesn't seem to be acceptable. I do like to test the waters with my lecturers though ;)
28 Jun 2013 23:03:31
Hi folks,
I was driving through my home-town earlier today. As it's marching season here in Northern Ireland, there are lots of banners and other eyesores strung from every pillar and post. I happened to notice on one of the pillar decorations there was a freemason emblem, anyone know if there's history there?