I am not interested in the NWO at all. I just use it for making jokes. The NWO is a figment of the imagination of those who want to feel oppressed.
On the other hand, the packaging industry is very real as is branding. I try to live in the real world which is much more exciting than some fanciful persecution theory!
Yes, I put the smiley face in the brackets to show that your interes in NWO isn't at all meant...
Real world IS exciting and so is the way we sense it. As I was leafing through the books on science I borrowed some time ago, I found out that everything is just undulation, simple waves.. Isn't that incredible?
Have you ever heard of sensory deprivation? I studied that as a part of biology and psychology subjects. It's very interesting.
The sensory deprivation means that a person is put inside a "receptacle": with salt water in it so that he/she floats in it = no touch sense
The receptacle is made of acoustic tiles = no hearing
You close your eyes = no sight
There's no scent = no sense of smell
And you have nothing in mouths = no taste
After some time in such a place, people get hallucinations, which for some are so real that they cannot distinguish between an illusion and real world. (to be continued)
That makes me think that maybe everything we sense is just an illusion... I like to tinker with that idea.
And now if everthing is from the scientific point of view an undulation then... I don't know what's the impact of these theories yet.. :) But isn't it all thought-provoking?
However on hallucinations, I remember when I was in the Army after a two week exercise with serious lack of sleep I had hallucinations. I was not the only one. One character even opened fire (with blank rounds) at a hallucination.
The central belief of every moron is that he is the victim of a mysterious conspiracy against his common rights and true deserts. He ascribes all his failure to get on in the world, all of his congenital incapacity and damfoolishness, to the machinations of werewolves assembled in Wall Street, or some other such den of infamy
Absolutely - must agree on this one! The above exchange was part of my attempts at being amusing by attacking conspiracy theorists. However judging by the amount of abuse I have received on a film about the death of Diana, Princess of Wales then one may be forgiven in thinking that the conspiracy theorists have the upper hand!
thats ironic that the one conspiracy theory i buy into, i think the royal family had di whacked..forgive me..but that 9 11 was an inside job crap really angers me its absurd..you have to be eithe rinsane a traitor or an enemy of democracy to even entertain it
There is no doubt in mind that the Royal Family could not have killed Diana - even if they had wanted to. Those days ended with the revolution of 1689. Apart from that there is no sense.
With 9/11 being an inside job it has a similar ingredient. Suicide of the driver/pilots who are in on the plot. Then the buildings were wired to explode (and no-one noticed the engineers doing it) If it were not so tragic, the conspiracy theorists would be very amusing.
crying about purifiying chritianity and democracy meanwhile stabling horses in catholic churches wiping out half the irish population and selling the other half into slavery,what a bout those small pox laden blankets they gave indians
The abandoment of Poland is a completely false idea. The UK and France lived up to its treaty obligations (which you can read) by declaring war on Germany. The fact that they were unable to prevent the occupation of the USSR just shows that they lost the war (contrary to popular belief).
The Phoney War, also called the Twilight War by Winston Churchill, der Sitzkrieg in German ("the sitting war": a play on the word Blitzkrieg),[1] the Bore War (a play on the Boer War) and la drôle de guerre ("the funny war") was a phase in early World War II in the months following the German invasion of Poland in September 1939 and preceding the Battle of France in May 1940 that was marked by a lack of major military operations in Continental Europe.
The great powers of Europe had declared war on one another, yet neither side had committed to launching a significant attack, and there was relatively little fighting on the ground, notwithstanding
The great powers of Europe had declared war on one another, yet neither side had committed to launching a significant attack, and there was relatively little fighting on the ground, notwithstanding terms of Anglo-Polish military alliance and Franco-Polish Military Alliance, which obliged the United Kingdom and France to take military action, in the case of the United Kingdom, in 15 days time
The French did attack in the Saar which was probably the best they could do.
The UK and France between them suffered almost one million casualties, lost their Empires and spent 60 years paying for a war they ultimately lost. Hardly betrayal?
Poland was sold out by FDR but as the US did not have an alliance with Poland then it was scarcely betrayal.
However we certainly did betray Czechoslovakia which found itself attacked by every neighbour except Romania.
The Dublin and Monaghan Bombings on May 17, 1974 was a series of car bombings in Dublin and Monaghan in the Republic of Ireland. The attacks left 33 persons dead and almost 300 injured, the largest number of casualties in any single day in The Troubles
The Loyalist paramilitary group, the Ulster Volunteer Force (UVF), claimed responsibility for the bombings in 1993. However, there are widespread allegations that British Intelligence colluded in the bombings, the evidence for which is contested by both the British Government and those accused.
It is the worst paramilitary attack in terms of fatalities in twentieth-century Ireland.
No one has ever been charged with the attacks, which have been described by the Oireachtas Committee on Justice as an act of international terrorism colluded in by British Security Forces
now unless you are willing to call the irish governement a bunch of paranoid conspiracy nuts, you must face hard evidence HARD EVIDENCE not paranoid
suspicians that the british govt helped plant bombs that killed innocent irishman and women, so dont tell me that british intelligence wasnt capable of killing
It's interesting, how you - a person so interested in history and NWO (:D) works in packaging industry.
The speaker speaks very good English.
DefinitelyNotMsSmith 2 years ago
I am not interested in the NWO at all. I just use it for making jokes. The NWO is a figment of the imagination of those who want to feel oppressed.
On the other hand, the packaging industry is very real as is branding. I try to live in the real world which is much more exciting than some fanciful persecution theory!
I am, however, very interested in history!!
alanheath 2 years ago
Yes, I put the smiley face in the brackets to show that your interes in NWO isn't at all meant...
Real world IS exciting and so is the way we sense it. As I was leafing through the books on science I borrowed some time ago, I found out that everything is just undulation, simple waves.. Isn't that incredible?
Have you ever heard of sensory deprivation? I studied that as a part of biology and psychology subjects. It's very interesting.
DefinitelyNotMsSmith 2 years ago
Sorry, the smiley face did not come out!
I thought that sensory deprivation was things like not allowing people to sleep. Or maybe I have not understood it!
alanheath 2 years ago
The sensory deprivation means that a person is put inside a "receptacle": with salt water in it so that he/she floats in it = no touch sense
The receptacle is made of acoustic tiles = no hearing
You close your eyes = no sight
There's no scent = no sense of smell
And you have nothing in mouths = no taste
After some time in such a place, people get hallucinations, which for some are so real that they cannot distinguish between an illusion and real world. (to be continued)
DefinitelyNotMsSmith 2 years ago
That makes me think that maybe everything we sense is just an illusion... I like to tinker with that idea.
And now if everthing is from the scientific point of view an undulation then... I don't know what's the impact of these theories yet.. :) But isn't it all thought-provoking?
DefinitelyNotMsSmith 2 years ago
That is a bit beyond me.
However on hallucinations, I remember when I was in the Army after a two week exercise with serious lack of sleep I had hallucinations. I was not the only one. One character even opened fire (with blank rounds) at a hallucination.
Altered minds.
alanheath 2 years ago
Army seems to have been tough with you.
DefinitelyNotMsSmith 2 years ago
Not at all, it was a good education!
alanheath 2 years ago
In 1936 American commentator H. L. Mencken wrote:
The central belief of every moron is that he is the victim of a mysterious conspiracy against his common rights and true deserts. He ascribes all his failure to get on in the world, all of his congenital incapacity and damfoolishness, to the machinations of werewolves assembled in Wall Street, or some other such den of infamy
TheWilliamcale 2 years ago
Absolutely - must agree on this one! The above exchange was part of my attempts at being amusing by attacking conspiracy theorists. However judging by the amount of abuse I have received on a film about the death of Diana, Princess of Wales then one may be forgiven in thinking that the conspiracy theorists have the upper hand!
alanheath 2 years ago
thats ironic that the one conspiracy theory i buy into, i think the royal family had di whacked..forgive me..but that 9 11 was an inside job crap really angers me its absurd..you have to be eithe rinsane a traitor or an enemy of democracy to even entertain it
TheWilliamcale 2 years ago
There is no doubt in mind that the Royal Family could not have killed Diana - even if they had wanted to. Those days ended with the revolution of 1689. Apart from that there is no sense.
With 9/11 being an inside job it has a similar ingredient. Suicide of the driver/pilots who are in on the plot. Then the buildings were wired to explode (and no-one noticed the engineers doing it) If it were not so tragic, the conspiracy theorists would be very amusing.
alanheath 2 years ago
no doubt?
rubbish
she is one of the wealthiest women in the world
she technically rules britian
things are never what they seem
and honestly being French
i'll never trust the English completely
bunch of self righteous hypocrites
like cromwell for example
crying about purifiying chritianity and democracy meanwhile stabling horses in catholic churches wiping out half the irish population and selling the other half into slavery,what a bout those small pox laden blankets they gave indians
TheWilliamcale 2 years ago
in the french and indian war
the englsih and the french basically abandoned the polish in ww2 even though they had a pact
i know anglo saxons beleive themselves to be less corrupt than say dagos or frenchies , but that sport of bigotry and arrogance really angers me
the british govt is just as capable of being ruthless
may i give you another example?
well to bad your getting one becsue you stepped onm a toe here
TheWilliamcale 2 years ago
The abandoment of Poland is a completely false idea. The UK and France lived up to its treaty obligations (which you can read) by declaring war on Germany. The fact that they were unable to prevent the occupation of the USSR just shows that they lost the war (contrary to popular belief).
alanheath 2 years ago
the phony war?
look the french were guilty too
but dont go there and the USA too
abandoned poland to the eastern block
we all betrayed the poles
TheWilliamcale 2 years ago
The Phoney War, also called the Twilight War by Winston Churchill, der Sitzkrieg in German ("the sitting war": a play on the word Blitzkrieg),[1] the Bore War (a play on the Boer War) and la drôle de guerre ("the funny war") was a phase in early World War II in the months following the German invasion of Poland in September 1939 and preceding the Battle of France in May 1940 that was marked by a lack of major military operations in Continental Europe.
TheWilliamcale 2 years ago
The great powers of Europe had declared war on one another, yet neither side had committed to launching a significant attack, and there was relatively little fighting on the ground, notwithstanding
TheWilliamcale 2 years ago
The great powers of Europe had declared war on one another, yet neither side had committed to launching a significant attack, and there was relatively little fighting on the ground, notwithstanding terms of Anglo-Polish military alliance and Franco-Polish Military Alliance, which obliged the United Kingdom and France to take military action, in the case of the United Kingdom, in 15 days time
TheWilliamcale 2 years ago
The French did attack in the Saar which was probably the best they could do.
The UK and France between them suffered almost one million casualties, lost their Empires and spent 60 years paying for a war they ultimately lost. Hardly betrayal?
Poland was sold out by FDR but as the US did not have an alliance with Poland then it was scarcely betrayal.
However we certainly did betray Czechoslovakia which found itself attacked by every neighbour except Romania.
alanheath 2 years ago
exactly we never signed a treaty
TheWilliamcale 2 years ago
The Dublin and Monaghan Bombings on May 17, 1974 was a series of car bombings in Dublin and Monaghan in the Republic of Ireland. The attacks left 33 persons dead and almost 300 injured, the largest number of casualties in any single day in The Troubles
TheWilliamcale 2 years ago
The Loyalist paramilitary group, the Ulster Volunteer Force (UVF), claimed responsibility for the bombings in 1993. However, there are widespread allegations that British Intelligence colluded in the bombings, the evidence for which is contested by both the British Government and those accused.
It is the worst paramilitary attack in terms of fatalities in twentieth-century Ireland.
TheWilliamcale 2 years ago
No one has ever been charged with the attacks, which have been described by the Oireachtas Committee on Justice as an act of international terrorism colluded in by British Security Forces
now unless you are willing to call the irish governement a bunch of paranoid conspiracy nuts, you must face hard evidence HARD EVIDENCE not paranoid
suspicians that the british govt helped plant bombs that killed innocent irishman and women, so dont tell me that british intelligence wasnt capable of killing
TheWilliamcale 2 years ago
I dont know anything about it so I am not going to comment.
alanheath 2 years ago
one ex royal bint the quenn found embarrassing
there is always doubt
and the british arent beyond killing
they did it in dublin in 1974
TheWilliamcale 2 years ago
But what was the point of killing Diana?
alanheath 2 years ago
motive? she was an embarassment
always in the news
obvious motive also envy at here popularity
i'm not sayng they defietely did it but to totally rule the possiblity out is equally irrational
they planted the bomb in dublin
the british security service played a hand in that it was avery sophisticated bomb
TheWilliamcale 2 years ago
If the Royal Famlly go round bumping off people who are an embarrasment and always in the news then perhaps Beckham will be the next target?
alanheath 2 years ago
i just have a hunch they killed her and i'm always right
i hardly ever buy into conspiracy plots but the royal family whacked di
and the kennedys killled monroe
i know that like i was there when it happened
TheWilliamcale 2 years ago
You were there when the Kennedy's killed Monroe? Why did you not try to stop them?
alanheath 2 years ago
i was only three and there were too many of them
TheWilliamcale 2 years ago