25 Apr 2014 04:50:21
i have been speaking on twitter to a few followers and I have two CNN reporters now following me, I double checked to see if they claim to be who they are and they were genuine, with over half a million people following them, call me paranoid is this normal?
{Ed033's Note - well, compared to the average person, you know a huge amount more right now than they ever will in their current lifetime.
Cheers edd, we have talked about mainstream reporters being script readers/actors, do you think these people are or have been recruited by the fbi/cia? for example I am an observer of news, I can read between the lies but I have no concrete information, now let's assume someone else follows a reporter and does have a whistle blowing story and contacted a fox/cnn reporter it would make sense whatever got told would be passed on?
i have put many anti establishment links on my twitter timeline plus many of the great links you and regulars to this site, and in turn I follow people who have the same beliefs as me, so I have no doubt that we are all being motored but the CNN reporters are a bit blatant, I have tweeted them and thanking them for following me and was curious why they have, if they reply I will update you all.
btw on my bio I have always put the link of this site and say I write the odd post, so this site is definitely on the radar.
i have put many anti establishment links on my twitter timeline plus many of the great links you and regulars to this site, and in turn I follow people who have the same beliefs as me, so I have no doubt that we are all being motored but the CNN reporters are a bit blatant, I have tweeted them and thanking them for following me and was curious why they have, if they reply I will update you all.
btw on my bio I have always put the link of this site and say I write the odd post, so this site is definitely on the radar.
{Ed033's Note - i think that most tv correspondents working abroad are also working for government agencies. I think some of the mainstream tv reporters are recruited by government agencies.
thanks for putting the link on your bio.
thanks for putting the link on your bio.
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I think my Che Guevara picture and revolution speech on my bio might have drawn attention, which brings a thing Alex Jones has said about people who question there governments are now treated as terrorist and activists , big brother is definitely watching, no worries about the link to your site mate, hopefully more like minded people read/learn and wake up.
{Ed033's Note - To be honest, they must be really frightened of us if they want to label people as terrorists just for questioning government
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All it takes edd is a spark and for all the negatives about internet surveillance were they can watch what we do it has a massive positive as well, we can communicate from all over the world.
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25 Apr 2014 23:54:55
Interesting choice of revolutionary heroes Franky.
The more they tighten their grip, the more they oppress, then more people crave freedom.
They seem to be pushing towards a more absolutist system forgetting the lesson of history: absolutist systems always fall. It only ever takes one spark and usually not where you'd expect it. How far are we from the spark? Its coming but it needs the catalyst first, its not here yet but its coming.
it's late at night to be misquoting Yeats but what rough beast its hour come at last slouches towards Bethlehem to be born?
Kim Philby
Interesting choice of revolutionary heroes Franky.
The more they tighten their grip, the more they oppress, then more people crave freedom.
They seem to be pushing towards a more absolutist system forgetting the lesson of history: absolutist systems always fall. It only ever takes one spark and usually not where you'd expect it. How far are we from the spark? Its coming but it needs the catalyst first, its not here yet but its coming.
it's late at night to be misquoting Yeats but what rough beast its hour come at last slouches towards Bethlehem to be born?
Kim Philby
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He was a interesting man kim, no doubt he would be the modern bin laden today and demonized but unlike bin laden he was born poor and died for his principles.
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27 Apr 2014 16:30:17
Very true Franky, at least he remained true to his beliefs until the end. I just feel he enjoyed the killing a little too much. Revolutions always end in blood, some always go too far.
Personally I always admired Sophie Scholl, not a revolutionary but not as well known as she deserves.
Kim Philby
Very true Franky, at least he remained true to his beliefs until the end. I just feel he enjoyed the killing a little too much. Revolutions always end in blood, some always go too far.
Personally I always admired Sophie Scholl, not a revolutionary but not as well known as she deserves.
Kim Philby
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