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Reply · frankyscouser · 05 Nov 2014 09:11
Luciana berger is my local mp and I have always know she is Jewish which is no big deal alone because plenty of Jewish people are fed up of this and just want peace, but I have been doing a bit more digging about her since that email (should have done it before I replied) and here are a few facts.

1 she was member of the National Union of Students she resigned from the Executive Committee, accusing other NEC members of anti-Semitism

2 she appeared on a Radio Five Live show which also featured Kelvin MacKenzie, editor of that vile paper, when everyone from liverpool let there feelings known to her about it she claimed she never knew he was going to be on the program, simple answer is to walk out when she did find out, no excuse.

3 Berger was the Director of Labour Friends of Israel for 3 years, but stepped down before the 2010 general election to stand in Liverpool.


to her credit Berger was being criticised by the Jewish community in Liverpool and supporters of Israel for not using her position to defend the country for the sake of career advancement. After sixteen months in parliament, she had not mentioned Israel in any of her parliamentary interventions.

conclusion her roots are firmly behind israel but she knows the majority of people in this country who have seen the images from gaza find it offensive anyone codoning what israel did.

i am kicking myself I did not give a better reply to her email, I should have been more measured and pulled her up on some of the things she put on her email, instead I went in to rant mode.
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Reply · frankyscouser · 05 Nov 2014 08:18
I know what you mean edd but people not from liverpool do not know how deep the hatred for that paper is here, plus AL is a good guy, to broaden it out I swerve all mainstream papers and.
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Reply · frankyscouser · 05 Nov 2014 08:18
Everyone should read this, edd007 showed me it last night and for the first time I do now genuinely believe woolwhich was a staged false flag.
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Post · frankyscouser · 04 Nov 2014 14:37

04 Nov 2014 14:36:02
i filled out a a pre filled form concerning gaza I just added my details and it got sent to my local mp who finally replied to me today (better late than never I suppose )

here is her reply copy and paste

Dear Franky

Thank you for writing to me about the debate on Palestinian statehood that took place on Monday 13 October. I received a large number of emails from constituents representing a very wide range of views.

I share your support for the establishment of a Palestinian state and want that day to come sooner rather than later. I strongly support, and have consistently campaigned for, the principle of a two-state solution. I believe a two-state solution equates to a viable and democratic Palestinian state living alongside a safe, secure Israel.

The legitimate aspirations of the Palestinian people for their own state have gone unrealised for too long, as have the legitimate expectation of the Israeli people to live in peace and security. For that reason I want to see Britain acting as an honest broker for peace and to do everything it can to advance a peaceful and just resolution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

I was appalled by the suffering and violence which occurred in Israel and Gaza this summer. I believe that both the Israeli and the Palestinian leaderships must be held accountable for their actions. I believe that a successful reconstruction of Gaza, and the maintenance of the current ceasefire, can only come into effect if Hamas is demilitarised and replaced by the moderate Palestinian Authority. I was encouraged at the progress towards reconstruction in Gaza made by the Cairo conference the other weekend, and, in recent days, the opening of the border by Israel into Gaza to allow in construction materials.

Now that a ceasefire is in place, we need to remove all the obstacles and barriers to negotiations. The goal of peace depends on two sides, Israelis and Palestinians, working together with active and engaged international support to develop a viable Palestinian state.

Britain has an important role to play in promoting economic development, trade and investment in the West Bank and reconstruction and demilitarisation in Gaza. These are the foundations upon which those negotiations will be built.

I believe all our efforts must now be focused on urgently restarting negotiations and direct dialogue between Israel and the Palestinian Authority as it is only through mutual agreement between the two that Palestinian statehood will be achieved.

I was unable to attend the backbench business debate recently due to a longstanding commitment. However, I am worried that unilateral moves could be counterproductive by removing the necessity of compromise and conciliation, which rests at the heart of the kind of genuine negotiations which can lead to a lasting peace. The reality, as the vast majority of MPs who spoke in the parliamentary debate recognised, is that the outstanding issues pertaining to the creation of a viable Palestinian state alongside, and at peace with, Israel can only be resolved at the negotiating table.

I want to reiterate that I fully support the creation of a viable Palestinian state alongside Israel and will continue to do all I can to work towards a just two-state solution.

I will, of course, continue to follow this issue closely. Thank you once again for writing to me and for sharing your views.

Yours sincerely

Luciana

here is my reply back to her.

thank you for the reply luciana, the thing that troubles me more (and I am not the only one)is the lack off action done by the west to stop israel, armed to the teeth by america against a nation that has had its civil liberties took away gradually decades ago, I am not getting in the argument who lived there first as its to complicated but as a human being watching my twitter timeline and reading and watching the images from truly independent reporters (not the mainstream media propaganda ) was truly shocking, and we the west stood by and allowed israel bomb gaza in to the stone age while killing babies and mothers, this is not just a tory stance to allow this to happen all parties seem to be singing from the same hymn sheet, one thing you may not be aware of luciana is there is a growing unrest with the actions taken like gaza and the recent fiasco Government inquiry into historical child sex abuse, we are staggered that you have let fiona may to try appoint people who are favorable to the establishment and not one objection, I am sorry to say this but I come from a region of labor supporters who voted labor generation after generation but speaking to people now we all feel you are out of touch and we need a peoples party like say the nha party, there is growing unrest on the street and on social network sites, action not words is needed because I am sorry to say this but more people are going to vote that vile party ukip and them and the tories are the last group I want in liverpool.

regards franky.

what I am trying to say here is do not just moan about issues try to be pro active emails/protests etc
i am not saying one email is going to make a great difference but if all of us do it then they have to listen.

 

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Reply · frankyscouser · 04 Nov 2014 11:05
I decided to swerve mainstream stuff like that a few years ago ryan, its design is to program the younger generation that theory is plausible, on the plus side the millions that got used in making that trash is a reminder that people are truly not convinced with the official theory, if people believed them then they would not bother to make 9/11 lie.
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Reply · frankyscouser · 03 Nov 2014 14:06
All these cases now have only highlighted what goes on in the establishment and it's sad to say this, but the horse has bolted on this inquiry as most of them will be dead one way or another. It's what's going on now with current politicians/police/judges who are doing the same thing now, that is the good thing about this inquiry.

It's highlighted that people who should have children's best interests at heart are abusing them. Take for interest now, George Osborne has been outed in the alternative media for his prostitute and cocaine habit and certain MP friends of his have a liking for young black boys.

Since Natalie Rowe went public about it, she has got the same treatment as Chris Spivey with harassment and fake charges that have no substance. These are the vermin who should be part of this new inquiry and hopefully the Leon Brittain mob will meet their karma in a different timeline.
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Reply · frankyscouser · 02 Nov 2014 12:29
You prob are right mate and since leon brittan is 75 now we know he will not be doing time inside.
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Reply · frankyscouser · 02 Nov 2014 11:32
Yeah unbelievable that is why I think the establishment know this will eventually come out but like Hillsborough it will drag on and on, because leon brittan is not a young man if he was then I would expect mr brittan to have an accident or take his own life, one thing I would do is sack or charge fiona may for her role in this, in my eyes she know is as guilty as those who are accused.
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Post · frankyscouser · 02 Nov 2014 10:55

02 Nov 2014 11:15:01
been watching and reading this staged CSA inquiry fiasco for the last few months and I have come to the conclusion that this is not the establishment trying to get their mates on the committee (in a ideal world they would love it), this is a stalling tactic like Hillsborough.

At first I thought they were trying to get one of their own in with Baroness Butler-Sloss and even though that vile women, Fiona may have tried her hardest to keep her in, eventually she went, but to put in a women (Fiona Woolf) who had dinner parties with the accused and his wife is taking the p*** or is it?

The establishment may be arrogant but they are not stupid, after all they stayed in power for 100s of years. They have put this women up knowingly that the campaigners were going to find her links to the accused. I think the amount of time it's taken is just a ploy to cover their tracks and it would not surprise me in the least the high profile accused will either be dead or deemed senile as they will be old men.

Let's be honest, this is an inquiry that could drag on and on. Then, if anyone is deemed responsible in any way, then they will go to court, we are looking at 3 to 4 years nd by that time those will be gone one way or another. We will get the token arrests like the saville aftermath, all z list celebs but not 1 alive mp though.

 

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Reply · frankyscouser · 01 Nov 2014 10:34
Lets forget the murals for a minute, Denver has two airports within 20/30 mins of each other which is strange considering its not a massive city like a new York or a London or Tokyo as a example, its population is half a million (less than Liverpool)its 44 square miles in total but they decide to build another airport for that region for 5 billion dollars, now I am far from a expert but can someone tell me why build a state of the art airport outside the city for that amount of money for a relatively small city?like I said on my first post I think its what underneath DIC is the real reason they why they built the airport, a deep underground base that runs for miles under the rocky mountains, if you think about it then it sorta makes sense to have a place like that away from a major city, so when you add in the macabre murals about death and destruction (just as your about to fly) Denver international airport is hiding a lot of secrets.
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Post · frankyscouser · 31 Oct 2014 14:25

31 Oct 2014 14:59:56
the murals have to be significant add to the fact of were the airport is located and the underground base they have.

 

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Reply · frankyscouser · 31 Oct 2014 03:01
Is this the boyd bushman interview?
watched it and the 1st thing that stood out for me was the pictures he was showing, I do not know about you guys but I would get a close up shot of his pictures if what he was saying was true.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZTXHw1mZD4
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Reply · frankyscouser · 31 Oct 2014 03:01
Love elvis but instead of the dumb elvis is alive conspiracy the real question should be asked about colonel tom parker in his managerial role over the king, he seemed to have a hold over elvis which contributed to his early death.

http://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/colonel-parker-managed-elvis-career-but-was-he-a-killer-on-the-lam-108042206/?no-ist
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Reply · frankyscouser · 30 Oct 2014 17:01
Paul Micheal Watson has tweeted a exclusive that the us government has ordered 250 thousand hazmat suits for dallas.
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Reply · frankyscouser · 30 Oct 2014 14:18
Had trouble with my pc plus its a pain trying to type of my phone but everything ok now.

the guy who done this video goes a little way about this subject, its not us feeling guilt like he suggests its the media machine telling us we feel guilt, as for people who have the virus who are not isolated in a hospital, well if you hire businessmen instead of medical people to run a hospital then that's what your going to get, its all done by design to fail as david icke says.
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Reply · frankyscouser · 21 Oct 2014 18:22
Lennon McCartney and Harrison were no means poor but they were not exactly rich, I think its well documented lennons aunty was middle class, ringo starr did come from a poor or should I say average liverpool home in those days, harrinsons childhood home has just got sold today for 135k not exactly a lot for a icon.
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Reply · frankyscouser · 20 Oct 2014 18:49
https://www.facebook.com/orgonite.wish/photos/a.177175895769553.1073741826.177169115770231/273914556095686/?type=1&permPage

she has many items and a nice women who is not trying to fleece you.
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Reply · frankyscouser · 20 Oct 2014 10:07
Location wise it might be staged and who is running the whole shabang but on the whole I think they are all dead after all in the great scheme of things they are not important people, just pawns.
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Reply · frankyscouser · 19 Oct 2014 19:36
Listen mate I am in no way condoning what he did, I just think role model is the wrong term, after all CHE murdered people as did mandella, 1 is demonized the other laudered.
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