12 Oct 2014 17:38:40
In case you don't know, David Icke is on Talksport radio at 10pm till 12 tonight, could be interesting.
Listened to the david icke interview and was glad to hear him say what I have being saying for a couple of years that sport is a diversion tool, I am a big liverpool supporter and years ago I never took any notice unless it was something big going around the world, then 9/11 happened followed by 7/7 and everything I seen became a lot clearer, still a big liverpool fan but I can see the diversion tactic now, on social network sites people become crazy if a club does or does not sign a certain player, the anger over things like that are mind blowing, so I have come to a theory that if all sports were banned for 10 years you would have a peoples revolution against the elite, as the anger would be rightly directed at the people who oppress us.
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Agreed Frankie, sport in general is perfect to divert peoples thoughts from the real issues.
I was impressed with Icke's interview, just imagine IF his goalkeeping career did'nt end so early he may never of got into the conspiracy side of things.
I was impressed with Icke's interview, just imagine IF his goalkeeping career did'nt end so early he may never of got into the conspiracy side of things.
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Agree with sport being a diversion.
Add to that consumerism - who cares what is going on in the middle east when I need to get the newest version of the iphone, ipad, a new flashy car etc. then I'm happy with my middle class lot and not worried about those outside my bubble!
And celebrity envy - who cares what is happening to all the missing children from care homes, I'm too busy trying to find out which celebrity is seeing who and I need to get on Xfactor so I can become famous myself.
There once was a time that we looked up to scientists, historians, philosopher's and inventors - now we look up to Kim Kardashian and David Beckham? Talk about a culture of dumbing down.
Harold
Add to that consumerism - who cares what is going on in the middle east when I need to get the newest version of the iphone, ipad, a new flashy car etc. then I'm happy with my middle class lot and not worried about those outside my bubble!
And celebrity envy - who cares what is happening to all the missing children from care homes, I'm too busy trying to find out which celebrity is seeing who and I need to get on Xfactor so I can become famous myself.
There once was a time that we looked up to scientists, historians, philosopher's and inventors - now we look up to Kim Kardashian and David Beckham? Talk about a culture of dumbing down.
Harold
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14 Oct 2014 13:57:16
Agreed Harold. It is depressing these days to ask teenagers who their idols are. In my younger days it was people like Gagarin and Tereshkova. Sophie Scholl sadly is hardly known in this country. Now its all vileness like Katie Price, admittedly a shrewd business woman but not what you would want your daughter to aspire with.
Kim Philby
Agreed Harold. It is depressing these days to ask teenagers who their idols are. In my younger days it was people like Gagarin and Tereshkova. Sophie Scholl sadly is hardly known in this country. Now its all vileness like Katie Price, admittedly a shrewd business woman but not what you would want your daughter to aspire with.
Kim Philby
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2 good examples there Harold.
Kim Kardashian, what is she actually famous for? What has she done?
David Beckham, talented footballer but thick as 2 short planks and now ambassador in the fight against Ebola
http://tinyurl.com/ne2gl2c
I bet he can't even spell Ebola.
Kim Kardashian, what is she actually famous for? What has she done?
David Beckham, talented footballer but thick as 2 short planks and now ambassador in the fight against Ebola
http://tinyurl.com/ne2gl2c
I bet he can't even spell Ebola.
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