Woman speaks planily about Irish Banking at Occupy Dame Street 22 Oct 2011 .mp4

This women gave a motivational speech today regarding Ireland's banking crisis.
This women for president !

Category:

Nonprofits & Activism

Tags:

• Irish
• Banking
• Scam
• October
• Reality
• Dublin
• Dame
• Street

[firebran1]

MMS is a powerful oxidising agent that is normally used in hospitals to santise rooms etc. Most pathogens are anerobic, that is they don't use oxygen in their respiration. MMS destroys these pathgens fairly quickly something similar to H2O2 hrdrogen peroxide another powerful oxidising agent this is featured in the 'One Minute Cure.' If anyone has evidence that MMS is harmfull please bring this forward ie dates, people involved, circumstaces of individuals who will swear publicly they believe it

[firebran1]

I propose that the Irish people's money be issued by the Central Bank of Ireland under the ownership of the people not the current privately owned system. The currency to be backed by gold from the Global Accounts.

That the suppression of free energy devices be stopped and this technology be released to the people.

That the suppression of cures for cancer such as Jim Humbles MMS, Rick Simpson's Cancer cure from hemp, Ty Bollinger Cancertruth step outside the box be stopped.

[peri525]

shut her up, shes making sense

[tnsradioireland]

If anyone knows this woman please tell her I'd like to have her on as a guest on TNS RADIO ...

[philyB08]

@peri525 The Washington State Attorney General's Office filed suit, and in conjunctions with the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC), secured a settlement of more than US$40,000 for at least 200 residents. In the ACCC legal action, the presiding judge described the cures as quack medicine and found the claims on the websites "false, misleading or deceptive". It is a scam started by him and other people are doing it, i'm convinced you're an associate of his now.

[philyB08]

@peri525 My goodness, i'm past getting a headache, i've wasted too much time. MMS was a cure touted by an Australian couple targeting the Seattle area. They ran websites using fake testimonials (accompanied by sexy vignettes), photographs, and Seattle addresses, to promote downloadable books touted as containing secret cures and "MMS Professional™", collecting over US$1,000,000 from over 60,000 customers.

[peri525]

@philyB08 The man is in his eightys and lives in a one bedroom flat above a workshop, everything he teaches is on his web site free for all to see. He tells you how to make it also, and he doesnt sell MMS. Does this sound like someone thats in it for the money?

[philyB08]

@peri525 I have no beef. I don't know why i'm replying after such a time. The man is a scam artist. Why would he lie?, are you really that naive? Many people are out to make money on other people's trust in their product.

[GBYRNE123]

right so our government is breaking international law by forcing us with debt??

[peri525]

@philyB08 Yeah im on MMS and have never felt better and my family and friends feel like wise, i didntnt take Jims words as fact so i went to meet the man. So i have met him, (and trust him) taken it and can find no reason for him to lie. So where does your beef come from?

[UndefeatedArmy09]

@tnsradioireland Clare Leonard.

[philyB08]

@peri525 Are you on drugs? perhaps MMS? I have nothing to gain from putting it down other than knowing i'm helping people from poisining themselves, and believing Jim Humble's word as fact.