Thank god Balls and Gordong aren't in charge
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By 'exactly' I assume that means that you agree with his post?
Nowhere have I said that the government don't do shady deals...nowhere.
I know it works best for you when you can position your extreme views by deliberately twisting mine and painting my VERY MODERATE position as absolutist. Please knock it off!
Nowhere have I said that the government don't do shady deals...nowhere.
I know it works best for you when you can position your extreme views by deliberately twisting mine and painting my VERY MODERATE position as absolutist. Please knock it off!
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I did copy n paste the above, far easier than re-typing.
It tells me that more and more people are questioning and not just accepting.
Anyway, It's obviously to far fetched to have any inkling of truth in it.
Things like this obviously don't happen.
Our government does not cover anything up,never have, heck they wouldn't even dream of lying to us peasants.
It tells me that more and more people are questioning and not just accepting.
Anyway, It's obviously to far fetched to have any inkling of truth in it.
Things like this obviously don't happen.
Our government does not cover anything up,never have, heck they wouldn't even dream of lying to us peasants.
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Imagine the damage caused if this truth came out, that's were the D-notice comes in,a 100 yr gagging order all in the name of national security.
A complete blackout from all the worlds media, were are not meant to know certain things.
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I did copy n paste the above, far easier than re-typing.
It tells me that more and more people are questioning and not just accepting.
Anyway, It's obviously to far fetched to have any inkling of truth in it.
Things like this obviously don't happen.
Our government does not cover anything up,never have, heck they wouldn't even dream of lying to us peasants.
It tells me that more and more people are questioning and not just accepting.
Anyway, It's obviously to far fetched to have any inkling of truth in it.
Things like this obviously don't happen.
Our government does not cover anything up,never have, heck they wouldn't even dream of lying to us peasants.
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Debating "valid" topics with people of different views is a good thing.
Why should I give it a rest? If you don't like then don't read
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But your not debating, your either quoting questionable websites or using sarcasm to make people with opposing views sound deluded.
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And do you work in PR for the government? You seem to have a very rose tinted view of the higher echelons of society.
You don't get to the top or stay at the top without shi77ing on a lot of people.
Care to refute that too?
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"Questionable" webpages is where I get the majority of my information from, I find them more trustworthy sources than mainstream media. It's friendly sarcasm my friend, who isn't?
The amount of times people call me deluded because my views differ from the majority's, because I tend to think outside the box, because I'm not easily led or naive.
Just because certain things can be so unbelievable and shocking it doesn't mean it can never be true, open minded that's all
LOL, Martin, the best "nay-sayer" on S/N has gone into "No" mode again.
No, no,...no it wasn't.
No, no, ....no it didn't.
No, no,...no it doesn't.
No, no,...no it won't.
Denial without argument. Typical politician. Sounds just like that joke one from the "Fast Show".
No, no,...no it wasn't.
No, no, ....no it didn't.
No, no,...no it doesn't.
No, no,...no it won't.
Denial without argument. Typical politician. Sounds just like that joke one from the "Fast Show".
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Every time I dismantle your daft arguments with FACTS, you run away and hide. Then the very next thread you revert to posts like this
How many times do you want to go around like this?
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You've been given at least half a dozen examples by different SN members. What more do you demand?
And do you work in PR for the government? You seem to have a very rose tinted view of the higher echelons of society.
You don't get to the top or stay at the top without shi77ing on a lot of people.
Care to refute that too?
And do you work in PR for the government? You seem to have a very rose tinted view of the higher echelons of society.
You don't get to the top or stay at the top without shi77ing on a lot of people.
Care to refute that too?
If you wouldn't mid pointing out these (at least) half a dozen examples
There a very big difference between 'shi77ing on a lot of people to get to the top' and murdering school children
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Government = lying.
Government = mass-corruption.
Government = mass-murder.
It's that simple, if you believe ours and the worlds governments are not capable of the above then that my friend is a little naive.
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Yup!!!
While British Prime Minister Tony Blair was under criminal suspicion in the “honours-for-cash” scandal that rocked "our" Labour government, there is an even more explosive scandal that Blair has managed to hide behind the British policy of issuing “D-Notices.
Government orders that prohibit the British media from reporting on certain “national security” cases.
In 1999, an international investigation of child pornographers and paedophiles run by Britain’s CIA,code named Operation Ore, resulted in thousands of suspects being identified in the United Kingdom alone.
Some people were criminally charged in the case and there were convictions. Almost 500 people were interviewed “under caution” by police, meaning they were suspects. Some 900 individuals remain under investigation. In early 2003, British police began to close in on some top suspects in the Operation Ore investigation, including senior members of Blair’s government.
However, Blair issued a D-Notice, resulting in a gag order on the press from publishing any details of the investigation. Blair cited the impending war in Iraq as a reason for the D-Notice.
Police also discovered links between British Labour government paedophile suspects and the trafficking of children for purposes of prostitution.
The Sunday Times is reported to have obtained an FBI/CIA list of Labour MPs who have used credit cards to pay for internet child pornography, and Blair has responded by imposing a massive news blackout.
While British Prime Minister Tony Blair was under criminal suspicion in the “honours-for-cash” scandal that rocked "our" Labour government, there is an even more explosive scandal that Blair has managed to hide behind the British policy of issuing “D-Notices.
Government orders that prohibit the British media from reporting on certain “national security” cases.
In 1999, an international investigation of child pornographers and paedophiles run by Britain’s CIA,code named Operation Ore, resulted in thousands of suspects being identified in the United Kingdom alone.
Some people were criminally charged in the case and there were convictions. Almost 500 people were interviewed “under caution” by police, meaning they were suspects. Some 900 individuals remain under investigation. In early 2003, British police began to close in on some top suspects in the Operation Ore investigation, including senior members of Blair’s government.
However, Blair issued a D-Notice, resulting in a gag order on the press from publishing any details of the investigation. Blair cited the impending war in Iraq as a reason for the D-Notice.
Police also discovered links between British Labour government paedophile suspects and the trafficking of children for purposes of prostitution.
The Sunday Times is reported to have obtained an FBI/CIA list of Labour MPs who have used credit cards to pay for internet child pornography, and Blair has responded by imposing a massive news blackout.
I suspect just what you (and they) read in the papers,
Seems correct because as you say
"The Sunday Times is reported"
And yet you rail against people who "believe what they are told" presumably by the same papers and press
So you believe from the papers "The Sunday Times is reported" after all, when it validates your ideas
But they are part of a plot when you do not
I am afraid you a part of the problem - your absolute crackpot theories simply provide them cover to get away with what they undoudtly do
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LOL......perhaps we could START, since you haven't done it yet, preferring the "fast show" style of argument.
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What do you (or all the other crackpots) really know about operation Ore
I suspect just what you (and they) read in the papers,
Seems correct because as you say
"The Sunday Times is reported"
And yet you rail against people who "beleive what they are told" presumably by the same papers and press
So you believe from the papers "The Sunday Times is reported" after all, when it validates your ideas
But they are part of a plot when you do not
I am afraid you a part of the problem - your absolute crackpot theories simply provide them cover to get away with what they undoudtly do
I suspect just what you (and they) read in the papers,
Seems correct because as you say
"The Sunday Times is reported"
And yet you rail against people who "beleive what they are told" presumably by the same papers and press
So you believe from the papers "The Sunday Times is reported" after all, when it validates your ideas
But they are part of a plot when you do not
I am afraid you a part of the problem - your absolute crackpot theories simply provide them cover to get away with what they undoudtly do
I'm sorry I don't read or believe approx 50% of what is written in the daily papers., so can not comment.
I believe an independent reporter was made aware of certain info by a whistleblower, in regards to Ore. Info that can not and will not be made public.
Hence the D-notice.
We don't agree, that's fine, this is a discussion that's all.
As I have said earlier, I do wear a tin foil hat
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UK is now the fastest growing economy in the G7. IMF have forcasted UK growth of 2.9% which places the UK at the top of the growth league compared to Germany with growth of just 1.7%. Also unemployment also forcasted to dip below 7% this year. 
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-26935148
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-26935148
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Jon, how dare you post any positive news on SN?
The numbers probably aren't true, the bbc are after all staunch Tory supporters.
Now keep repeating after me " we are all doomed, the country is going to the dogs, our politicians eat the hearts of adbucted children"
The numbers probably aren't true, the bbc are after all staunch Tory supporters.
Now keep repeating after me " we are all doomed, the country is going to the dogs, our politicians eat the hearts of adbucted children"
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23 minutes!Must be true, The Daily Record reported this last month and they are never wrong......http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/busines...lander-3237668
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And repeat after me "this country is doomed........."
A good thing we didn't follow the path of Hollande (who Milliband and ***** found common ground with). His whole cabinet resigned after being killed in the local elections. His anti austerity and tax rise measures have seen €40 billion leave his country, unemployment increase to 10% and gdp flat.
He has now opened the door to far right xenophobic groups.
A good thing we didn't follow the path of Hollande (who Milliband and ***** found common ground with). His whole cabinet resigned after being killed in the local elections. His anti austerity and tax rise measures have seen €40 billion leave his country, unemployment increase to 10% and gdp flat.
He has now opened the door to far right xenophobic groups.
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