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SHERITON HOTEL Moderate Poster
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Posted: Fri Nov 10, 2006 1:57 pm Post subject: Annie Machon comment on Eliza Manningham Buller? |
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SSSSCH!! I'm doing this on my laptop under the bed as I just heard on Radio five live that someone called Dame Eliza Dolittle, head of MI5 says there are a squillion Al Quaeda cells planning terrorist mayhem on the UK mainland, this was endorsed by our dear leader ...honest Tone'
What does Annie think? |
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A Sharp Major 9/11 Truth critic
Joined: 19 Feb 2006 Posts: 237 Location: In the van with the blacked out windows, parked outside your home.
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Posted: Sat Nov 11, 2006 11:22 am Post subject: |
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Quote: | What does Annie think? |
Not exactly 'in date' is she? Unless you subscribe to the notion that her and David's dissident profiles were manufactured as a front (hey - a false flag) so that following 9/11 and 7/7 they could infiltrate the truth movements that the planners knew would spring up. _________________ "It's been my policy to view the Internet not as an 'information highway,' but as an electronic asylum filled with babbling loonies.” Mike Royko
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A Sharp Major 9/11 Truth critic
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Posted: Sat Nov 11, 2006 11:25 am Post subject: |
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SHERITON HOTEL
Should it not be SHERATON HOTEL? _________________ "It's been my policy to view the Internet not as an 'information highway,' but as an electronic asylum filled with babbling loonies.” Mike Royko
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SHERITON HOTEL Moderate Poster
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Posted: Sat Nov 11, 2006 12:08 pm Post subject: |
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A Sharp Major wrote: | SHERITON HOTEL
Should it not be SHERATON HOTEL? |
No, that would have landed me in copyright difficulties and I don't want to be accused of "product placement".
Annie and David double agents?
A Flat-minor more like! |
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A Sharp Major 9/11 Truth critic
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Posted: Sat Nov 11, 2006 1:41 pm Post subject: |
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Sheriton Hotel said
Quote: | Annie and David double agents?
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How would you know if they were?
Sheriton Hotel said
Quote: | What does Annie think? |
A#Maj said
Quote: | Not exactly 'in date' is she? |
Is she? _________________ "It's been my policy to view the Internet not as an 'information highway,' but as an electronic asylum filled with babbling loonies.” Mike Royko
http://www.screwloosechange.blogspot.com/ |
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Bushwacker Relentless Limpet Shill
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Posted: Sat Nov 11, 2006 3:09 pm Post subject: Re: A-A-Annie M-Machon around? |
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SHERITON HOTEL wrote: |
What does Annie think? |
She seems to think that David Sharlatan would have done better not to have signed up to the idea that the twin towers were hit by cruise missiles wrapped up in holograms. _________________ ".......some partial collapse [of WTC7] would not have been suspicious......." - chek |
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SHERITON HOTEL Moderate Poster
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Posted: Sat Nov 11, 2006 3:51 pm Post subject: |
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A Sharp Major wrote: | Sheriton Hotel said
Quote: | Annie and David double agents?
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How would you know if they were?
they did three years exile in france near starving to death, was this a sleeper op'? SH
Sheriton Hotel said
Quote: | What does Annie think? |
A#Maj said
Quote: | Not exactly 'in date' is she? |
Is she? |
Sorry, you'll have to stop talking in riddles |
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A Sharp Major 9/11 Truth critic
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Posted: Sat Nov 11, 2006 11:23 pm Post subject: |
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Sher@ton Hotel said
Quote: | Sorry, you'll have to stop talking in riddles |
I'll make it easy
Sheriton Hotel said
Quote: | SSSSCH!! I'm doing this on my laptop under the bed as I just heard on Radio five live that someone called Dame Eliza Dolittle, head of MI5 says there are a squillion Al Quaeda cells planning terrorist mayhem on the UK mainland, this was endorsed by our dear leader ...honest Tone'
What does Annie think? |
For the purpose of helping SH, Annie and David are straight up, not plants. Annie left MI5 a long time ago, didn't you Annie? She isn't on the 'threat assessments' dist list any more. Why does what she thinks matter, why is she any better equipped to comment than anyone else posting here.? _________________ "It's been my policy to view the Internet not as an 'information highway,' but as an electronic asylum filled with babbling loonies.” Mike Royko
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SHERITON HOTEL Moderate Poster
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Posted: Mon Nov 13, 2006 5:00 pm Post subject: |
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A Sharp Major wrote: | Sher@ton Hotel said
Quote: | Sorry, you'll have to stop talking in riddles |
I'll make it easy
Sheriton Hotel said
Quote: | SSSSCH!! I'm doing this on my laptop under the bed as I just heard on Radio five live that someone called Dame Eliza Dolittle, head of MI5 says there are a squillion Al Quaeda cells planning terrorist mayhem on the UK mainland, this was endorsed by our dear leader ...honest Tone'
What does Annie think? |
For the purpose of helping SH, Annie and David are straight up, not plants. Annie left MI5 a long time ago, didn't you Annie? She isn't on the 'threat assessments' dist list any more. Why does what she thinks matter, why is she any better equipped to comment than anyone else posting here.? |
Well I think Annie's a bit better qualified than you or most of us round here to comment on whether Dame Eliza is bullsh!tting everyone with scare stories or not. |
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A Sharp Major 9/11 Truth critic
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Posted: Mon Nov 13, 2006 6:30 pm Post subject: |
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Sheriton Hotel said
Quote: | Well I think Annie's a bit better qualified than you or most of us round here to comment on whether Dame Eliza is bullsh!tting everyone with scare stories or not. |
You have no idea if that is so or not. Annie is (as far as you are concerned) no longer employed by MI5. Critics on the otherhand are all working for one or other Government Agency in order to undermine the truthiness movement. You (the truthiness alpha posters) say so. As a critic, I am in the loop and paid a retainer by MI5 to spend an hour a day monitoring your posts and taking issue with some of them. The extra cash comes in handy when I'm between contracts in my 'day job'.
The lovely Annie will surely concur. She's been out the loop for ages. _________________ "It's been my policy to view the Internet not as an 'information highway,' but as an electronic asylum filled with babbling loonies.” Mike Royko
http://www.screwloosechange.blogspot.com/ |
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Annie 9/11 Truth Organiser
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Posted: Thu Nov 16, 2006 11:35 pm Post subject: |
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How lovely. My very own thread in Critics' Corner. I've just posted this in the News section, but it seems to be pertinent:
"Glad to see that David Shayler was invited on to Sky News to talk abut the latest Bond film, but not Newsnight about Al Qaeda. This is despite the fact that he blew the whistle on MI5 allowing thousands of sympathisers into the UK from France in the 1990s. And the French intelligence agencies warned MI5 of what was happening. Anyone would think that the forces of darkness wanted to ensure that there was a viable Islamic extremist terrorist threat....."
I have been indeed been vaguely "out of the loop", as they say in MI5. Off round the country doing 911 talks. But I did so miss being plugged into a computer. David and I have a number of other talks lined up before Xmas. How about some of you critics coming along and asking intelligent questions face to face, rather than lurking on your keyboards. Or are you too chicken?
Regards
Annie _________________ All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is for good people to do nothing - Edmund Burke.
Ubi solitudinem faciunt, pacem Americanam appellant - Tacitus Redactus. |
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Anti-sophist Moderate Poster
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Posted: Fri Nov 17, 2006 6:37 am Post subject: |
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Annie wrote: | How about some of you critics coming along and asking intelligent questions face to face, rather than lurking on your keyboards. Or are you too chicken?
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Is this represetantive of the usual level of maturity you show in your public engagements? |
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Annie 9/11 Truth Organiser
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Posted: Fri Nov 17, 2006 1:20 pm Post subject: |
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Come and find out. _________________ All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is for good people to do nothing - Edmund Burke.
Ubi solitudinem faciunt, pacem Americanam appellant - Tacitus Redactus. |
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gordboy Minor Poster
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Posted: Fri Nov 17, 2006 1:43 pm Post subject: Are they or aren't they ? |
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I am a 9/11 truth campaigner, but I would like to posit a couple of possible scenarios about the integrity or otherwise of Annie & David.
1. They are both plants working to keep tabs on the more active campaigners, but HMG are not interested in their extra-curricular jaunts.
2. They are both plants, and HMG are very interested.
3. They are genuine, but HMG are using them to keep tabs on the more active campaigners.
4. They are genuine, and HMG are not interested.
The only ones to make sense are scenarios 2 & 3.
So in a sense, it really doesn't matter whether they have any integrity or not. You can rest assured that HMG are interested in the more active campaigners, and very probably have informants in place, if not actual Special Branch infiltrators.
I favour scenario 3. It is the cheapest, as well as the most intellectually satisfying : everyone is a winner.
A word about bad management and campaigning style. We are doing the government's work for them if we have bullying, authoritarian muppets in the organization. They only serve to put people off joining in, and becoming more active.
I have been highly critical of some of the muppetry shown on these forums and at public meetings. There is a very good reason for that : those people are a liability and need to take a good hard look at themselves.
It is all too easy to fall into the trap of shooting the messenger. The hard bit is actually rating the information, and acting apon real concerns, rather than pandering to a self-appointed junta, who seem oblivious to their detrimental effects. |
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SHERITON HOTEL Moderate Poster
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Posted: Fri Nov 17, 2006 2:25 pm Post subject: |
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Annie wrote: | How lovely. My very own thread in Critics' Corner. I've just posted this in the News section, but it seems to be pertinent:
"Glad to see that David Shayler was invited on to Sky News to talk abut the latest Bond film, but not Newsnight about Al Qaeda. This is despite the fact that he blew the whistle on MI5 allowing thousands of sympathisers into the UK from France in the 1990s. And the French intelligence agencies warned MI5 of what was happening. Anyone would think that the forces of darkness wanted to ensure that there was a viable Islamic extremist terrorist threat....."
I have been indeed been vaguely "out of the loop", as they say in MI5. Off round the country doing 911 talks. But I did so miss being plugged into a computer. David and I have a number of other talks lined up before Xmas. How about some of you critics coming along and asking intelligent questions face to face, rather than lurking on your keyboards. Or are you too chicken?
Regards
Annie |
Come on Annie, Dame Eliza (your old mucker?) and the terrorist threat, More scare stories/lies as leverage for 90 day detention wothout charge, what do you think? can I get out from under the bed? |
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kc Moderate Poster
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Posted: Fri Nov 17, 2006 10:45 pm Post subject: |
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Annie, you bringing DAve up to his old stomping grounds any time soon? Still dont agree but wouldnt mind nipping along to a talk if it didnt involve a 3 hour drive ;)
Make it mid week, he can spit on the Stadium of Light without anyone noticing ;) |
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SHERITON HOTEL Moderate Poster
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Posted: Sat Nov 18, 2006 12:35 pm Post subject: |
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Annie playing hard to get eh? well my opinion of this latest government scare initiative is that if there were 30 plus known terrorist plots to bomb the UK mainland they would surely be able to arrest them on grounds of conspiracy, any legal eagles out there?
(can we keep north east football rivalry off the forum please) |
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Annie 9/11 Truth Organiser
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Posted: Mon Nov 20, 2006 8:41 pm Post subject: |
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Hi KC. I would love to get Dave up there doing a 911 talk, but weekends are always best. It would be cruel to get him so close to the Riverside without a chance of watching MFC crash and burn as usual! Any supporters in the NE who fancy arranging an inaugural meeting?
SH - not playing hard to get, just very, very busy, so sorry. I'm sure that there is a threat from Islamic extremist terrorism in this country - and Bliar bears a diabolical responsibility to having put us at greater risk. While I would say that "Al Qaeda" was originally a CIA/MI6 construct, it has now become an all-too real idealogy and is in effect, a many-headed hydra.
But that doesn't negate the threat of false-flag terrorist ops, safely embedded within this. Again, David and I saw this directly in the case of the Gadaffi plot - the reason we went public and the reason the British establishment treated him more harshly than other whistleblowers.
Yes, Bullying-Manner's comments did make me chuckle, so get out from under the bed. One of the concerns we had when we blew the whistle was how MI5 artificially inflated threats to boost their status/funding/staff levels. No surprises there, naturally, but we saw this in action.
Regards
Annie _________________ All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is for good people to do nothing - Edmund Burke.
Ubi solitudinem faciunt, pacem Americanam appellant - Tacitus Redactus. |
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Busker Moderate Poster
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Posted: Tue Nov 21, 2006 12:05 pm Post subject: |
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Annie wrote: | Hi KC. I would love to get Dave up there doing a 911 talk, but weekends are always best. It would be cruel to get him so close to the Riverside without a chance of watching MFC crash and burn as usual! Any supporters in the NE who fancy arranging an inaugural meeting? |
It would be good to have one in Blair's constituency Spennymoor / Aycliffe / Sedgefield would all make good venues.
After all, it's not as though you'll actually have a chance of bumping into him there.
Anyone else in the NE please PM me. |
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A Sharp Major 9/11 Truth critic
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Posted: Wed Nov 22, 2006 5:31 pm Post subject: |
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Annie asked
Quote: | How about some of you critics coming along and asking intelligent questions face to face, rather than lurking on your keyboards. Or are you too chicken? |
Will 'blackcat' and 'Ally' and their sort be muzzled and tied down like Lecter or can critics asking intelligent questions expect violence? _________________ "It's been my policy to view the Internet not as an 'information highway,' but as an electronic asylum filled with babbling loonies.” Mike Royko
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SHERITON HOTEL Moderate Poster
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Posted: Wed Nov 22, 2006 6:53 pm Post subject: |
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Annie wrote: | Hi KC. I would love to get Dave up there doing a 911 talk, but weekends are always best. It would be cruel to get him so close to the Riverside without a chance of watching MFC crash and burn as usual! Any supporters in the NE who fancy arranging an inaugural meeting?
SH - not playing hard to get, just very, very busy, so sorry. I'm sure that there is a threat from Islamic extremist terrorism in this country - and Bliar bears a diabolical responsibility to having put us at greater risk. While I would say that "Al Qaeda" was originally a CIA/MI6 construct, it has now become an all-too real idealogy and is in effect, a many-headed hydra.
But that doesn't negate the threat of false-flag terrorist ops, safely embedded within this. Again, David and I saw this directly in the case of the Gadaffi plot - the reason we went public and the reason the British establishment treated him more harshly than other whistleblowers.
Yes, Bullying-Manner's comments did make me chuckle, so get out from under the bed. One of the concerns we had when we blew the whistle was how MI5 artificially inflated threats to boost their status/funding/staff levels. No surprises there, naturally, but we saw this in action.
Regards
Annie |
Yes Annie, Bliar and his ,reliably estimated, 650K Iraqi civilians murders, all done in our name, will likely result in some bad karma coming back our way at some point, stands to reason. I wonder if the new Iraq US colonial democracy will go in for false flag terror and doctoring "intelligence" to lubricate the stagnant/rusty wheels of 'do the right thing' democratic accountability just like their "liberators"? |
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A Sharp Major 9/11 Truth critic
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Posted: Wed Nov 22, 2006 6:59 pm Post subject: |
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Quote: | 650K Iraqi civilians murders, all done in our name, |
Really? As misguided and wrong as the invasion of Iraq was and its consequences are, Iraqis (and other 'Arabs') are not killing Iraqis in our name. Are they? _________________ "It's been my policy to view the Internet not as an 'information highway,' but as an electronic asylum filled with babbling loonies.” Mike Royko
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SHERITON HOTEL Moderate Poster
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Posted: Wed Nov 22, 2006 7:07 pm Post subject: |
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A Sharp Major wrote: | Quote: | 650K Iraqi civilians murders, all done in our name, |
Really? As misguided and wrong as the invasion of Iraq was and its consequences are, Iraqis (and other 'Arabs') are not killing Iraqis in our name. Are they? |
The estimated 650K civilian murders (I don't know why non-aggressor Iraqi combatants/conscripts don't count) have all been catalysed by Bliars action done in our name. Bush could NEVER have invaded without his Bliar 'fig leaf'. |
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Anti-sophist Moderate Poster
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Posted: Wed Nov 22, 2006 7:30 pm Post subject: |
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SHERITON HOTEL wrote: | A Sharp Major wrote: | Quote: | 650K Iraqi civilians murders, all done in our name, |
Really? As misguided and wrong as the invasion of Iraq was and its consequences are, Iraqis (and other 'Arabs') are not killing Iraqis in our name. Are they? |
The estimated 650K civilian murders (I don't know why non-aggressor Iraqi combatants/conscripts don't count) have all been catalysed by Bliars action done in our name. Bush could NEVER have invaded without his Bliar 'fig leaf'. |
You should try rereading the post you quoted. This time, try not to miss the point so badly. |
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SHERITON HOTEL Moderate Poster
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Posted: Wed Nov 22, 2006 8:42 pm Post subject: |
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Anti-sophist wrote: | SHERITON HOTEL wrote: | A Sharp Major wrote: | Quote: | 650K Iraqi civilians murders, all done in our name, |
Really? As misguided and wrong as the invasion of Iraq was and its consequences are, Iraqis (and other 'Arabs') are not killing Iraqis in our name. Are they? |
The estimated 650K civilian murders (I don't know why non-aggressor Iraqi combatants/conscripts don't count) have all been catalysed by Bliars action done in our name. Bush could NEVER have invaded without his Bliar 'fig leaf'. |
You should try rereading the post you quoted. This time, try not to miss the point so badly. |
Well I don't think any of those estimated 650K Iraqi civilian deaths would have occured without Bliar and Bush murder inc. intervening. This has all happened as a result of British foreign policy. the consequential arguement is worth diddly squit to a pile of human dead meat me old mucker! |
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kc Moderate Poster
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Posted: Fri Nov 24, 2006 4:19 pm Post subject: |
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Quote: | Will 'blackcat' and 'Ally' and their sort be muzzled and tied down like Lecter or can critics asking intelligent questions expect violence? |
I wouldnt worry mate, we actually tracked Ally down a couple of weeks ago (yay to the 'anonymity of the internet!'). Didn't introduce ourselves as we were there on other business, but I wouldnt worry mate, you could comfortably protect yerself with a wet paper bag from that gangly pratt ;) |
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A Sharp Major 9/11 Truth critic
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Posted: Fri Nov 24, 2006 4:32 pm Post subject: |
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Quote: | I wouldnt worry mate, we actually tracked Ally down a couple of weeks ago (yay to the 'anonymity of the internet!'). Didn't introduce ourselves as we were there on other business, but I wouldnt worry mate, you could comfortably protect yerself with a wet paper bag from that gangly pratt |
I suspected as much. White bloke with dredds? Red hair? Red hair is associated with a bad temper. But I'll take a handbag with a brick in it just in case.
Thank you kc!
What about blackcat? _________________ "It's been my policy to view the Internet not as an 'information highway,' but as an electronic asylum filled with babbling loonies.” Mike Royko
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kc Moderate Poster
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Posted: Mon Nov 27, 2006 1:30 pm Post subject: |
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He never pissed us off so we didnt track him down :)
In my 15 years experience of LAN parties and flame wars I've always found keyboard warriors to be the worst fighters in the world, think I;ve only ever seen one who did something other than collect footprints on his neck for 10 minutes ;) |
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Dogsmilk Mighty Poster
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A Sharp Major -
Quote: | White bloke with dredds? |
I'm white, not a Rastafarian (though dreadlocks are not unique to Rastafarianism and have been worn since long before it arose - they're just most popularly associated with it so most people automatically assume thats where they come from) and have had dreadlocks for thirteen years. Do you have a problem with that? Are some hairstyles race specific? (I've known several non-Rastafarian black people with dreadlocks - is that ok? If so, why? If not, why not?) Are there any other hairstyles you disapprove of? Should we all describe our hairstyles to ascertain which ones are acceptable to you? Should we all look like you? (whatever you look like) Do you have any idea how much money in shampoo and haircuts I've saved over the years? Which one are you really - Trinny or Suzannah? _________________ It's a man's life in MOSSAD |
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Ally Moderate Poster
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Posted: Mon Nov 27, 2006 7:11 pm Post subject: |
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A Sharp Major wrote: | Quote: | I wouldnt worry mate, we actually tracked Ally down a couple of weeks ago (yay to the 'anonymity of the internet!'). Didn't introduce ourselves as we were there on other business, but I wouldnt worry mate, you could comfortably protect yerself with a wet paper bag from that gangly pratt |
I suspected as much. White bloke with dredds? Red hair? Red hair is associated with a bad temper. But I'll take a handbag with a brick in it just in case.
Thank you kc!
What about blackcat? |
rest assured kc is fantasising again about me, being gangly and red heided are the last words which would describe me.
after all the hypocrisy I've heard from Ian Neal should I be surprised he is strangely silent on these threats of intimidation and violence?
maybe he'd be as courteous as to expose your anonymity? _________________
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