20 Aug 2015 15:00:19 You can guarantee that murdoch's intentions are not noble. evil vile man.
Richard has got the go ahead to attend funeral from highest level. couldn't see him turning up otherwise. On that note has anyone noticed if his music is still being played by UK radio stations?
19 Aug 2015 17:22:06 Going to mention these GM Mosquitoes again. This is scary stuff.The 1/2 billion human population can be reached in a relatively short space of time using GM Mosquitoes. I'd assume those involved will have an antidote already ready for the chosen few.
16 Aug 2015 21:51:57 With all the scandal involving ex PMs it's strange to see GB being wheeled out to challenge the corbyn bandwagon. Desperate times desperate measures? .
Pity these so called labour guys were not so vocal in the battle against the tories
13 Aug 2015 17:38:09 That explosion in China, what was that. It was enormous, what sort of toxic waste was been stored there but more worrying wth were they going to dump it. Is China the toxic waste capital of the world now, wouldn't the most trustworthy place to send chemical/nuclear waste .I'd imagine our oceans are being hammered with this stuff. Another thought that has entered my mine in recent times is, they talk about man made substances, they are maybe made by man but they aren't made out of anything that isn't available from mother earth so I assume these substances can be naturally be devolved back into the environment. Either these toxics that are destroying our oceans lands and rivers are not of this earth or whoever has developed and manufactured them in mass quantities is happy to destroy the environment, is there more to it than unscrupulous cooperations out to make money.
09 Aug 2015 18:16:54 Would I be right in saying that brics has been reeled in a bit and maybe under the control of the IMF? The next group trying to make a break containing no other than Vietnam, Bangladesh, Ghana and Jamaica.
08 Aug 2015 23:40:47 The fact that labour lost all its support to a nationalist party kind of explains where this lab party is atm.Corbyn can change that. Salmond doesn't comfort me in any way. Kind of thatherism about him.
06 Aug 2015 13:32:25 I'd prefer a mobilisation on global scale where the top 1% were trailed for their crimes, in the mean time, the very best of luck to corbyn. Maybe a small cog starting the mechanics.
06 Aug 2015 11:49:45 With more and more people willing to take their greviences onto the street maybe they see Corbyn an acceptable solution. His possible election isn't full faced socialism and at his age a small price to pay before end game. I find most politicians hard to stomach but feel Corbyn is the closest we've had to Tony Benn in a while. Could be the controllers losing the lease slightly as they see him as a possible crowd pleaser.
05 Aug 2015 11:22:30 Noel Edmonds saying that death is impossible and we are just a vessel for energy has been a thought I've been having for quite a while now, what percentage of the body is made up of atoms, being more or less indestructible where do they go when the actual host breaks down, does that cluster break up move on and create something else or remain together sometime creating a spirit like item, thing, ghost etc
31 Jul 2015 10:31:28 Seems like a very senior citizen and famous celebrity from a not so strictly game show host background is also mentioned by fellows, surprised he wasn't mentioned before. Strangely enough has he featured on the Queens honour list like the rest of the exposed.