06 Oct 2015 15:16:14 All seems plausible to me Ed033. Like I said I've not visited the site so much recently, when I get a chance to review his recent content more closely I'll come back and give my opinion.
06 Oct 2015 13:21:06 I watched the most recent richplanet video last night where Richard d hall surmised that both Snowden and assange are just part of the disinfo we are being fed, he thinks that if these guys were genuine they would have been hunted down and dealt with by now. I tend to lean in that direction also.
29 Sep 2015 17:51:01 I remember them discussing the additional spying laws which were being drafted on Question Time last year - there were people coming out with comments like "well they obviously will only use the powers when there is a real threat" or "I'm happy for them to see my records as I have nothing to hide". It's incredible the level of ignorance among those who count themselves as educated (because they read the likes of bbc news and the daily mail!)
29 Sep 2015 17:47:12 Totally agree. We constantly hear talk of the dangers of social media surrounding harassment etc. you can clearly see which way this is going - not only will they bring in laws to control what we say but also the 90% who are worse than sheep will lap it up and say it's a good thing because they've been manipulated to think so!
28 Sep 2015 21:14:32 Exactly the same as you mate; Found the site from the footy site Have always had a cynical mind especially about 9/11 but I thought the poster's here were crazy initially Then I did some research and now I think everyone else is crazy!
That Hitler documentary is excellent, opened my mind a lot.
18 Sep 2015 10:27:06 Mate your post has struck a chord with me and others I'm sure. I'm 30 now but still share many of the feelings you describe, which is why I have to take a step back sometimes and concentrate on positive things.
Theres some great advice above - try to find like minded people like on this site, exercise and diet really does help.
Agree with Herbie, its best to take weed from a positive place rather than as an escape, try to work on the other things first then maybe weed will still appeal to you in the future when you're in a stronger position.
Try not to despair and don't feel alone because you are far from it.
17 Sep 2015 20:48:42 I meant to add that the party system breeds corruption via funding and lobbying. Then you get groomed politicians being given safe seats and generally helped up the greasy pole. Scrapping the parties could rid us of much of this corruption, funding would need to be 100% transparent unlike todays system.
17 Sep 2015 20:40:15 If I was in charge I would scrap the parties altogether, make everyone independent and therefore directly accountable to their local constituents. No more mp's towing the part line, no more us versus them mentality - just everyone working together to get their local issues represented fairly no matter whether a policy is seen as left or right wing.
Obviously this would never happen as the elite need for us to be in a constant battle against each other (whilst they do as the please) rather than working together for the common good.
17 Sep 2015 16:47:53 I agree with you franky in as much as I'm just glad he opens peoples eyes to a different option/opinions, hopefully he will at least wake a few people up along the way. I can't see him ever getting into power because of the corrupt system but I'm glad we don't have the likes of Andy Burnham as the 'alternative' choice as he comes across like a generic career politician, no different in that sense to Cameron, Clegg, Blair etc.
17 Sep 2015 10:38:47 Couldn't agree more with this thread, so many beneficial uses of these substances have been suppressed and the war on drugs is phoney. People use substances as much as ever and the criminal aspect simply makes the experience more dangerous, prohibition clearly does not work.
Colorado is a great success story, nice to hear about.
17 Sep 2015 10:48:06 Really enjoyed the Corbyn debate further down the page, thanks to all who contributed. I'm not big into politics but on this subject i'd say I fall into the middle ground.
On the one hand I'm not going to fall for the propaganda that he's a friend of terrorism etc, how ludicrous when we all know the shady links all of our recent pm's have had and dodgy things they have been involved in. The fact the media are pushing this line so strong whilst staying quiet about other individuals spells smear campaign to me - so I'm not falling for it.
But on the other hand, do I see Corbyn as the solution? No, unfortunately. As far as I'm concerned the whole political system is set up and manipulated to benefit the elite - top politicians are primed and blackmailed, think tanks and pressure groups are there to sway policy in favour of TPTB etc etc. So how can Corbyn be the answer when he has to operate within the same old corrupt system?
17 Sep 2015 10:24:27 I'm no expert so I remain open minded but I always had a hunch that organised religion has been used as a control mechanism by the elite, initially to keep people in check and latterly as an excuse for ongoing wars, divide and conquer, if you like.
When people started to question religion we were presented with an alternative idea on where we come from - Darwin's theory of evolution. This too I have trouble believing and it seems has been used by the elite (evidenced by the way it has become scientific fact even though Darwin was unsure about the theory) - to give people an alternative viewpoint.
But what if neither theory is true? What if we've been given these 2 options as a distraction and the truth lies elsewhere altogether? that's where my thought process has got me to.
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