26 Feb 2016 20:41:43
I don't think he did it, and don't necessarily think he's not a nice person (at least not based on what you see on camera) .
It's noted that he has a low IQ and as such, made a few poor decisions in his youth.
The lead prosecutor is disgusting. The live press conference he gives when first indicating Brendan's involvement was damning enough to have a lasting effect on everyone who saw it;
The DNA specialist who broke protocol for the first time in her career, and in doing so used the only piece of "blood evidence" so a retest couldn't be performed;
The complete lack of blood in Avery's trailer or garage (even though Brendan said Avery stabbed her in the neck and cut her head off) ;
The police officer who radioed dispatch to report the missing vehicle a couple of days before it was "found" in Avery's yard;
And so many other loose ends, it's impossible to mention.
The whole thing is bent. This case was unique because it was being filmed from the beginning, as a result of Avery's previous wrongful imprisonment.
It begs the question, how many other cases are based on complete lies?
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22 Jun 2015 13:50:46
Thanks Ed033 I'll watch that later
Read discussionThanks Ed033 I'll watch that later
22 Jun 2015 01:21:45
Hi everyone,
Been a long time since posting. Does anyone have any first hand experience using cannabis oil for cancer treatment?
I've read a lot about it but just wondered if anyone here had any objective views?
Or subjective for that matter.
05 Jan 2015 16:57:43
Makes you wonder just what the Royal Family have to hide now they've been granted "absolute secrecy laws"
Like the holo-deck on Star Trek
Read discussionKaizer, I'd recommend reading Michael Crichtons book "The State of Fear"
Whilst it's a fictional novel, it's an accurate description of the scientific inaccuracies and politically driven agendas of people who are pro climate change.
Like all of Crichtons books, its built solidly on facts and well worth a read if you've got the time
Read discussionWhilst it's a fictional novel, it's an accurate description of the scientific inaccuracies and politically driven agendas of people who are pro climate change.
Like all of Crichtons books, its built solidly on facts and well worth a read if you've got the time
What annoys me is it's not compulsory to vote. Yet it's compulsory to register to vote.
Why?
Ever wondered how cold callers get your phone number? Know your name, address, spouses name etc?
Once you've registered, your details can be bought by any person, company or organisation. The government openly admit this, and threaten you with a £1000 fine if you don't comply.
Last year I ignored their letters and phone calls, mostly out of curiosity but also slightly out of protest.
Then I had some guy knocking at my door saying I owed £1000!
But if I filled out the form there and then, he'd waiver it. Not being in a position to take the risk I reluctantly agreed, but it left me furious and somewhat helpless.
It stinks
Read discussionWhy?
Ever wondered how cold callers get your phone number? Know your name, address, spouses name etc?
Once you've registered, your details can be bought by any person, company or organisation. The government openly admit this, and threaten you with a £1000 fine if you don't comply.
Last year I ignored their letters and phone calls, mostly out of curiosity but also slightly out of protest.
Then I had some guy knocking at my door saying I owed £1000!
But if I filled out the form there and then, he'd waiver it. Not being in a position to take the risk I reluctantly agreed, but it left me furious and somewhat helpless.
It stinks
It's incredibly unjust what has happened to Palestine and it's people.
Following WW2 and the holocaust, which was obviously one of the most horrific and horrendous atrocities in human history, many Jews found themselves without a home.
The newly formed United Nations decided to "create" Israel (or re-create Israel if you believe the bible) by dividing Palestine, and relocating Jews to the area.
It so happens that Jews and Muslim Palestinians had lived side by side in the region for centuries, with no conflict.
Ever since, Israel have been further encroaching Palestinian lands, taking more and more. Palestinian agriculture has suffered and they struggle to survive as a result. Import is limited or non-existent. The Israelis have better infrastructure, education, medicine etc. whilst Palestinians are treated as second class citizens.
We see lots about Israel, Palestine, Gaza etc. on the news daily, yet I'm baffled at how it's reported. It's not a conflict. Its not a war. Let's call it what it is: apartheid.
Having said that, I personally don't believe that it's motivated purely by religion. I refer to the fact that Muslims and Jews lived side by side before the UN sanctioned Israel a Jewish state
It's important to remember that Israel benefit from billions in foreign aid from the US. Most of it in the form of military assistance
Read discussionFollowing WW2 and the holocaust, which was obviously one of the most horrific and horrendous atrocities in human history, many Jews found themselves without a home.
The newly formed United Nations decided to "create" Israel (or re-create Israel if you believe the bible) by dividing Palestine, and relocating Jews to the area.
It so happens that Jews and Muslim Palestinians had lived side by side in the region for centuries, with no conflict.
Ever since, Israel have been further encroaching Palestinian lands, taking more and more. Palestinian agriculture has suffered and they struggle to survive as a result. Import is limited or non-existent. The Israelis have better infrastructure, education, medicine etc. whilst Palestinians are treated as second class citizens.
We see lots about Israel, Palestine, Gaza etc. on the news daily, yet I'm baffled at how it's reported. It's not a conflict. Its not a war. Let's call it what it is: apartheid.
Having said that, I personally don't believe that it's motivated purely by religion. I refer to the fact that Muslims and Jews lived side by side before the UN sanctioned Israel a Jewish state
It's important to remember that Israel benefit from billions in foreign aid from the US. Most of it in the form of military assistance
20 Jun 2014 09:35:07
Hi all. Just got back from holiday and reading through all he posts I missed.
With regards to the post about exercise and the heart, there has been a lot of research into various levels of exercise and their effect on the cardiovascular system.
As Ed001 mentioned, light jogging has no real effect.
But the heart is an incredibly dynamic organ and is subject to structural remodelling in certain circumstances. Elite level athletes will often have larger hearts. The 4 chambers dilate to increase stroke volume, and the muscle becomes thicker due to frequent high intensity training.
Obviously this is a normal variant in an athlete.
But unfortunately there are some disease states which also dilate the cardiac chambers and hypertrophies the muscle - and differentiating disease from normal in an elite athlete can be extremely difficult, often impossible.
I know of one premiership rugby player who retired because of this, but apparently it's happened in other sports.
There was also a paper in the European Heart Journal last year that titled "Exercise Induced Right Ventricular Dysfunction and Structural Remodelling in Endurance Athletes"
It's sometimes necessary to implant a defibrillator in these people as they're at risk of fatal arrhythmias.
I have to stress that this is only usually seen in very high level athletes with a lot of training behind them.
Rik Mayall probably had undiagnosed coronary heart disease and simply had a heart attack. He was mid 50's and unfortunately it happens all the time.
RIP Rik
Regards to the discussion about running shoes, has anyone read Born to Run by Christopher McDougall?
It's a fascinating book which talks about human evolution and how we've evolved over thousands of years to run on the balls of our feet, but in recent years have been of cushioning our feet with sandals, shoes etc. which has conditioned us to run on our heels which is mechanically just wrong.
Probably doesn't sound very interesting but I do recommend it if you're interested in that sort of thing.
Sorry for the long post, but it's actually something I know a little about (for a change) so thought I'd share!
Whilst I find many things regarding Planet X / Nibiru hard to believe, I do find it an interesting topic.
For example why does a Swiss banknote depict a celestial body with an elliptical orbit, orbiting our sun?
It's clearly our sun, showing all the planets in our solar system and their respective moons. See this link for better info, or just Google it
http://www.ufo-blogger.com/2011/05/nibiru-on-switzerland-and-iraq.html
Apparently the Iraqi banknote also shows evidence but I couldn't see it!
Read discussionFor example why does a Swiss banknote depict a celestial body with an elliptical orbit, orbiting our sun?
It's clearly our sun, showing all the planets in our solar system and their respective moons. See this link for better info, or just Google it
http://www.ufo-blogger.com/2011/05/nibiru-on-switzerland-and-iraq.html
Apparently the Iraqi banknote also shows evidence but I couldn't see it!
Really interesting post. Don't think I could do it, it would scare the life out of me!
Franky, can I ask why you wouldn't do it again? Did something happen?
When I was younger a group of older teenagers that lived close by did it, and it became apparent they'd been doing it for a while.
I was at primary school at the time and we had a whole school assembly, where we were told a diluted version of what had been happening. Anyway these kids had to attend church every day for months, under the guardianship of the priest, and they refused to ever speak about their experiences, but it was clear they were terrified.
I don't know whether that's because they had a terrifying experience, or they were worried about the repercussions of the priest / school (went to a strict Roman Catholic school).
It's a subject I've found fascinating ever since, but nowhere near fascinating enough to personally research!
Thanks for the post
Read discussionFranky, can I ask why you wouldn't do it again? Did something happen?
When I was younger a group of older teenagers that lived close by did it, and it became apparent they'd been doing it for a while.
I was at primary school at the time and we had a whole school assembly, where we were told a diluted version of what had been happening. Anyway these kids had to attend church every day for months, under the guardianship of the priest, and they refused to ever speak about their experiences, but it was clear they were terrified.
I don't know whether that's because they had a terrifying experience, or they were worried about the repercussions of the priest / school (went to a strict Roman Catholic school).
It's a subject I've found fascinating ever since, but nowhere near fascinating enough to personally research!
Thanks for the post
Hi Franky, I can only partially help with the names. Dante Santori is the name of the guy who published it online. Apparently he's Italian.
He is one of the 2 that found the book. His friend, the Ukranian, is only known as Petro, who apparently died in a road traffic accident.
Hope this helps mate
Read discussionHe is one of the 2 that found the book. His friend, the Ukranian, is only known as Petro, who apparently died in a road traffic accident.
Hope this helps mate
Thanks for the reply's, glad I'm not the only one who was intrigued.
Shaun, shame you found it pathetic mate. That's your prerogative, and each to their own; but from what I read on here most days most people are very open minded and judging by the feedback I'm glad I posted it.
Franky, you mentioned doing some further research into it. Can you post anything interesting you find?
Cheers
Read discussionShaun, shame you found it pathetic mate. That's your prerogative, and each to their own; but from what I read on here most days most people are very open minded and judging by the feedback I'm glad I posted it.
Franky, you mentioned doing some further research into it. Can you post anything interesting you find?
Cheers
15 Oct 2013 23:24:21
I know this isn't everyone's cup of tea, but I find it interesting and is the main reason I became interested in conspiracy theories.
Below is a link to a book, supposedly found by a Ukrainian man and his friend, published by the USSR - about all of the known Alien races, their agendas, allies, enemies etc.
It was first published in the 1950's, and apparently given to USSR agents.
I don't post very often, but follow the site daily and haven't seen this mentioned before (might be wrong though).
Love to know what everyone thinks!
http://calameo.com/read/002667888b58fe4b9c77d
Exactly Jonty, I said a similar thing to the wife earlier.
If the McCanns were a couple of "normal, working class people" they'd be vilified for the neglect which ultimately caused this tragedy (for what they have reported, but let's be fair - it might be much worse)
But fortunately for them, they're wealthy, seemingly intelligent people with friends in high places. As a result, rather than asking all the right questions, the vast majority of people have ignored the facts and are actually donating money to their fund!
Personally, I don't know what I believe, but refuse to exclude anything.
Read discussionIf the McCanns were a couple of "normal, working class people" they'd be vilified for the neglect which ultimately caused this tragedy (for what they have reported, but let's be fair - it might be much worse)
But fortunately for them, they're wealthy, seemingly intelligent people with friends in high places. As a result, rather than asking all the right questions, the vast majority of people have ignored the facts and are actually donating money to their fund!
Personally, I don't know what I believe, but refuse to exclude anything.
Haven't heard anything of it.
Do you have any further information / links etc?
Read discussionDo you have any further information / links etc?
Didn't enjoy the book in terms of entertainment, but as you said it raised some interesting points.
I found some of the facts interesting, and enjoyed the bit about geometric progression, but his numbers for current population and projected global population aren't consistent with official UN figures (not saying they're correct either, just that they don't match).
http://www.guardian.co.uk/global-development/2013/jun/13/nigeria-larger-population-us-2050
The ending did, as you say have a bit of a twist. But I don't think it's too realistic. War would be a far more realistic occurrence to drastically reduce global population. Just my opinion though!
Read discussionI found some of the facts interesting, and enjoyed the bit about geometric progression, but his numbers for current population and projected global population aren't consistent with official UN figures (not saying they're correct either, just that they don't match).
http://www.guardian.co.uk/global-development/2013/jun/13/nigeria-larger-population-us-2050
The ending did, as you say have a bit of a twist. But I don't think it's too realistic. War would be a far more realistic occurrence to drastically reduce global population. Just my opinion though!
I remember watching a documentary about rods years ago - weren't they first discovered by accident when some skydivers were filming their jumps into the cave of swallows in Mexico or somewhere? In real time they thought it was interference but it wasn't until they slowed the footage down they realised these things were changing direction and appeared to have intelligent control.
Haven't heard anything about them since
Read discussionHaven't heard anything about them since
He might have been a farmer, I thought he was an engineer but if not then even more impressive
Read discussionI watched a program once about a man that had a small stream running through his garden. He was an engineer, and constructed a small hydro-generator which produced enough electricity to run his house, and even sell some back to the national grid.
This obviously isn't something that each of us could do, but does prove there are alternative methods.
I'm waiting for the day the blueprints for the Tesla generator resurface and we can each have free, unlimited energy in our homes! (Think it'll be a long wait. )
Read discussionThis obviously isn't something that each of us could do, but does prove there are alternative methods.
I'm waiting for the day the blueprints for the Tesla generator resurface and we can each have free, unlimited energy in our homes! (Think it'll be a long wait. )