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cricko

Jeez oh’dear,

WTF was davincimode trying to convey in his 6.12 effort ?
Maybe sumwun cud explain.
Seems dvm has no fricken idea at all.

And Rowan….
do you still maintain that it was “impossible” that Mark Lundy was guilty ?

And, that davinmode already has thumbs up from rowan for his vacuous post just shows us how fragile our Justice
system has become.

Imagine what the chance of Justice being delivered would be with a jury that included the likes of Rowan and thedavincimode.
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June 4, 2015 6:32pm
Rowan

Just how many times to date have you been about DB DVM? We both know the answer to that don’t we!
Isn’t it going to be great when the current review reaches the same conclusion isn’t it!
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June 4, 2015 6:33pm
Nostradamus

Japanese hot spring closed down because of ‘orgies’

A popular Japanese hot spring has been closed after complaints bathers were using the open-air baths for orgies.

The Fudo-no-yu spa – or onsen – in Tochigi prefecture near Tokyo is famous for its tranquil mountain forest setting, surrounded by trees. But the secluded spring became the site of lewd acts, thanks to a group of exhibitionists who took advantage of the onsen’s honesty box system. Up to 15 middle-aged men and several young women regularly descended on the unsupervised onsen to partake in orgies, according to the Tokyo Reporter.

The baths were also plagued by voyeurs taking photos of other bathers and shooting adult videos, footage of which ended up online. In addition, one man told the Sankei Shimbun there were reports of women’s underwear and purses being stolen.

Goodness…
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June 4, 2015 6:34pm
Rowan

Now we have the “expert” troll with its 2 cents worth, and idiot FYI I don’t have a personal view on Lundys guilt or innocence and didn’t make that claim. Get your facts straight troll!
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June 4, 2015 6:39pm
nasska

There’s only one thing left to do Nostra. Send in the missionaries!

Where the Hell’s kowtow when we need him? 🙂
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June 4, 2015 6:39pm
wellygirl

“Poor old Kirks.
http://www.stuff.co.nz/business/industries/69108799/kirkcaldie–stains-department-store-to-become-david-jones

Whoever bothered to shop there?”

I used to as it was the only place in Wellington I could get the skincare I used, otherwise I would have had to go to Auckland. I didn’t really buy anything else there though.
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June 4, 2015 6:39pm
thedavincimode

Bloody hell beryl. No need to sprint – it’s not a race – I’m only on my first but even so, you can’t expect me to keep up and I have no intention of doing so.
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June 4, 2015 6:40pm
thedavincimode

nostra/nasska

It’s the guy who had to clean the filter who I feel sorry for.

Oops, was that sexist? I meant guy or girl. No I didn’t. I meant guy or woman. Whew!
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June 4, 2015 6:42pm
nasska

You slid out of that trap in the nick of time Davinci. 🙂
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June 4, 2015 6:44pm
thedavincimode

nasska

We are besieged in society of mantraps. If that wasn’t already bad enough, we then were assaulted by the killer blow: The Compulsory Male Anal Sex Act.
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June 4, 2015 6:50pm
SGA

@Nostradamus
I’m shocked and outraged. Clothing and handbags were stolen? What’s become of Japan.
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June 4, 2015 6:51pm
cricko

Still waiting to hear from even just one thumb downers re my effort @ 3.11

Why do you want to supress the fact that the aids infection is reaching epidemic proportions in NZ ?

I submitted the obvious reason as to why @ 3.11 today.

Where have I got it wrong ?

Surely there must be one thumb downer prepared to say why I have it wrong.

Truth is, there isn’t, not even one.

Gutless.
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June 4, 2015 6:53pm
thedavincimode

What’s become of Japan.

Crap television, just like NZ. I think there’s a lesson here for the regulators. If Sky doesn’t up its game enormously, it won’t be dairy effluent that is causing problems in the rivers.
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June 4, 2015 6:56pm
thedavincimode

hic!!
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June 4, 2015 6:56pm
nasska

What did you say at 3.11 cricko? 🙂
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June 4, 2015 6:57pm
Nostradamus

Scott Watson’s father celebrates court ruling

The father of convicted double killer Scott Watson is tonight celebrating his family’s “first real win in the courts” after a judge ruled his son can meet a journalist behind bars and break a 17-year silence.

Watson is currently serving a life sentence for the 1998 New Year’s Day murders of Ben Smart and Olivia Hope in the Marlborough Sounds. He is up for parole next month.

He sought a judicial review at the High Court at Christchurch last month after claiming that the chief executive of Corrections refused him a meeting with investigative journalist Mike White where he could tell his side of the mysterious story.

Watson had been allowed to write to Mr White, but Corrections deemed that a face-to-face meeting would have caused too much distress for the Smart and Hope families.
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But in a “damning” ruling out today, Justice Rachel Dunningham found Corrections’ stance to have been “unreasonable” and quashed their decision.

She said there had been “no rational basis” for declining a sit-down interview between Watson, and Mr White, who in 2007 wrote a North and South article that raised “mounting doubts police got the right man”.
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The judgment is here. What do people think?
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June 4, 2015 6:59pm
Reid

China tells US to go fuck yourself over the Spratlys and fair enough too.

http://english.cntv.cn/2015/05/31/VIDE1433038561901272.shtml

Imagine what hysteria would result from you guys if China had the temerity to claim it had any influence whatsoever over say, Bermuda. Cos that’s an exact parallel.

And you guys would go fucking nuts over that.

Yet strangely and very very hypocritically you’re quite content for the US to do exactly that to China.

WTF is wrong with you guys?
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June 4, 2015 7:01pm
nasska

Russia had a great deal of influence over Cuba Reid & you couldn’t get much closer to America’s backdoor than that.

Yet somehow everyone muddled through.
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June 4, 2015 7:04pm
cricko

O.K. Nostro

I’ll rise to the bait just before I have to go for the evening.

Scott Watson did it alright, however, no one could ever trust Rob Pope . Just too ambitous.
Jeez, even Helen Clark smelt him out and refused to promote him.

But in the end the Jury got it right.

(otherwise, you would need to believe that the DSIR was corrupt and lied about the hair evidence)

and why would they do that ?
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June 4, 2015 7:08pm
Reid

What do people think?

There are a number of cases that don’t make sense which the legal system has problems acknowledging and pretends don’t exist and because our media are so profoundly useless these cases don’t get raised.

Ellis is the absolute standout, a flaming-letter million-mile-high standout.

Stepping back from there you have of course Bain, Tamihere, Watson and some others which slip my mind.

My question to the legal people is: I understand why the system needs to keep the perception of justice in the public mind and part of that is not admitting to mistakes every five minutes because who can stand a flaky system. But the cases that are in the public’s mind aren’t that numerous, and how the fuck does the incredible unbelievable extraordinary obduracy displayed by the system, benefit in that perception.

All most people have concluded, by my reading, is that the system is heartless, uncaring, and frankly, terrifying.

If that’s what the system wishes to engender in the people it purports to operate to protect, then that doesn’t seem to me to be a very good thing.

That’s what I think Nosty.

Yet somehow everyone muddled through.

Yes.

There was a small thing where the world was a micro-millimetre away from thermo-nuclear war, but let’s just ignore that, shall we?
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June 4, 2015 7:09pm
Left Right and Centre

general tennis . . .

Djokovic beats King of Clay (it’s actually crushed brick).

Poetic – Nadal effectively started his reign on his birthday 3 June 2005 by winning his semi-final with then no.1 Roger Federer.

And the reign (might now have) ended ten years to the day 3 June 2015 – on his birthday – losing his quarter-final to now no.1 Novak Djokovic.

There was a one-in-four chance Nadal would be drawn in the Djokovic quarter to set that up – how fate can happen.
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June 4, 2015 7:12pm
EAD

@ Reid,

do you think China is really an independent player and a renegade of the N.W.O?

For those who read the newspaper and “watch the news” generally take it at face value that China appears to be autonomous because the Communists came to power spouting nationalist slogans ( despite the fact they were funded by Wall Street). The reasoning was that the Chinese people would revolt against overt foreign domination, but embrace their place in the NWO if they believed they were in control. It’s was basically the same takeover method they used to put the Bolsheviks in power.

I see the Spratleys as another potential powder keg for WW3. The so called Chinese “economic miracle” (I.e. Western style credit bubble) is bursting and the elites need to divert the peons attention away from the mess they’ve created. The wealthy are getting out and buying up prime Western Real Estate and businesses while the elite need to focus the peons anger at external forces. Works every time.
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June 4, 2015 7:27pm
Dennis Horne

I think Scott Watson was quietly and systematically set up over a long period of time. The boatman who took the kids out is absolutely certain they climbed aboard a boat that didn’t match Watson’s boat in any shape or form. That boat existed and disappeared.

Anyone with any analytical skills at all who took the time to study the Bain case would wonder how there could be the slightest doubt who killed the family. The evidence is all there short of an actual video of the course of events.

Peter Ellis has been wronged in a way that is impossible to believe could happen. No other profession could get away with such a FUCKING BIG LIE.
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June 4, 2015 7:27pm
Nostradamus

Cricko and Reid:

Thanks for sharing your thoughts.

I don’t know enough about the Watson case to have an informed view regarding guilt or innocence.

I’ve read the judgment. The key reasoning is set out at paragraphs [48] and [49]:

To summarise, in the prison context, I accept it is appropriate to accord weight to the Chief Executive [of the Department of Corrections]’s assessment of what is required to ensure the security and good order of the prison. I also accept that a prisoner’s right to freedom of expression is necessarily limited, both because that is inherent in the punishment imposed, and for reasons related to the effective administration of the prison.

However, the courts have regularly recognised that the right to express concerns about an alleged miscarriage of justice is a legitimate exception to those restrictions and there is both an individual, and a public, interest in facilitating a prisoner’s ability to ventilate these issues where that can be done in a responsible and considered way. In this area, the Chief Executive is not in any better position than the courts to judge how concerns about the interests of the victims should be weighed against the protection of the right affirmed in s 14 of [the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act 1990].

Here’s the essence of the judge’s ruling:

1. The right to freedom of expression is an important constitutional right.
2. A serving prisoner may have a limited, not full, right to freedom of expression.
3. In this case, the Chief Executive allowed Watson to communicate with a journalist through written correspondence, so his refusal to allow an interview (on the basis that the interview would have an adverse effect on victim’s families) was unreasonable in an administrative law sense.
4. The purpose of the interview (to allow a journalist to investigate Watson’s assertion that he’s a victim of a miscarriage of justice) was a factor that points strongly in favour of allowing the interview.

So, overall, I can see how the judge came to her conclusion.

I imagine, though, that people who think Watson is guilty will be annoyed that he’s allowed to speak to the media (claiming innocence) from behind bars.
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June 4, 2015 7:30pm
publicwatchdog

Seen this Kiwibloggers?

http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/PO1506/S00028/wikileaks-tisa-dump-exposes-nzs-extreme-position.htm

Wikileaks TISA dump exposes NZ’s extreme position
Thursday, 4 June 2015, 9:15 am
Press Release: Professor Jane Kelsey
4 June 2015

Wikileaks TISA dump makes a mockery of secrecy, exposes NZ’s extreme position

In the largest ever leak of documents from a ‘trade’ negotiation, Wikileaks has posted a raft of texts and documents tabled in the Trade in Services Agreement negotiations. The topics range from finance, post and transport to professional services and domestic regulation.

‘This leak sends a resounding message to countries that are determined to negotiate TISA in the shadows of the World Trade Organisation’, said trade in services expert Professor Jane Kelsey from the University of Auckland.

‘The 24 parties, including New Zealand, have tried to shroud this deal in even more secrecy than the controversial Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPPA). Documents are to remain secret until 5 years after the agreement comes into force or negotiations are formally terminated. That’s clearly not going to happen.’

There is a stocktaking meeting in Geneva early July. Professor Kelsey urged the parties to revoke their secrecy pact and resolve to release all the documents, as some TISA countries have begun to do unilaterally.

Among the leaks are updates on financial services and e-commerce texts that were first posted last year. According to Professor Kelsey, they confirm that the world’s most powerful services exporters, acting on behalf of their corporations, refuse to learn any lessons from the global financial crisis and want instead to intensify the risks from barely regulated cross border finance.

‘The e-commerce chapter remains equally worrying’, Professor Kelsey said. ‘They could limit or even prevent governments from requiring firms to hold data locally, and allow them to choose to store it offshore in countries with minimal privacy protection and intrusive spying laws’.

New Zealand’s role stands starkly exposed, most notably by the domestic regulation text. Having failed to get WTO members to agree to extreme neoliberal ‘disciplines’ that require them to adopt light-handed and risk-tolerant approaches to regulation, it is pushing this aggressively through TISA.

‘That failed model brought us finance company collapses, leaky buildings, the Pike River mining disaster, elder-abuse in our rest homes’, Kelsey said.

‘The National government recklessly locked New Zealand governments into this model through the free trade deal with South Korea. Now it wants to bind all the other TISA governments to do the same. If the government has its way, this extreme position will ultimately end up being imposed on the entire 160 members of the WTO, including some of the world’s most vulnerable countries.’

‘Just as growing numbers of New Zealanders have challenged the back door dealings in the TPPA, they need to send the same message over TISA and any other secret negotiation over which we have no say.’
___________________________________________________________________________________________________

Whatever happened to ‘the will of the people is the basis of the authority of government’?

What are YOU Kiwibloggers?

Citizens or SLAVES?

Penny Bright

www,pennybright4mayor.org.nz
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June 4, 2015 7:34pm
Rowan

“Anyone with any analytical skills at all who took the time to study the Bain case would wonder how there could be the slightest doubt who killed the family. The evidence is all there short of an actual video of the course of events.”

Yes which is why the conclusion reached by every single decision since the PC one is “not guilty”, why? Because Daddy “dunnit” good one Denny Dunce! And thanks for proving yet again that you do not have one single ‘analytical skill’ whatsoever!
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June 4, 2015 7:40pm
cricko

Our taxi has now arrived but one last thing before I run…..

Who would want to supress the publication of growth in aids statistics except a faggot lookin for a naive youth ?

If you can think of any other reason, what is it ?

And….

nasska @ 6.57 can’t you read ?

And, while I am at it, when ever have you offerred an origional thought nasska ?
Then what was it ?
When ?

Your whole act seems to be a smart arse commentator on others thoughts.

Anyway, G’nite, and good luck to you and to your family.
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June 4, 2015 7:43pm
Fifi la Belle

Penny, bonsoir ma petite puce. You can’t have everything you want in this life. Mais regardez, M Key says you can have as many cats as you like:
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=11459947
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June 4, 2015 7:44pm
EAD

@Penny,

Keep up your good work in exposing the sinister TPPA. I don’t agree with most of what you write but the contents of TPPA and the secrecy with which it is being rammed through stinks to high heaven. It will make individuals helpless in the face of monolithic Corporations.

Where is our mainstream media on this defining issue?
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June 4, 2015 7:45pm
DJP6-25

calendar girl 9:20 am. Thanks for the post. With online viewing, and adblocker software; one can totally ignore all those pesky ads.
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June 4, 2015 7:50pm
Rowan

Cricko/Troll
So the jury never get it “wrong” according to you? Watson “must” be “guilty” because the jury said so, you sound like Malcolm Burgess in his interview with Paula Penfold last year! Similarly were AA Thomas and Teina Pora “guilty” to because the jury “said so”?
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June 4, 2015 8:00pm
twofish

Dennis Horne –
Anyone with any analytical skills at all who took the time to study the Bain case would wonder how there could be the slightest doubt who killed the family. The evidence is all there short of an actual video of the course of events.

Very decisive comment Dennis … without actually saying who you claim did it, or how you exactly know this.
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June 4, 2015 8:02pm
wellygirl

Huh? Who downticks a benign comment about shopping?

Well, other than a man who doesn’t understand the importance of using the right skincare I guess…..
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June 4, 2015 8:10pm
stigie

Ole Beryl has been really getting stuck in to this faggot lookin for a naive youth thingie.

Strange topic to be interested in, but then it takes all sorts i suppose !~
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June 4, 2015 8:12pm
Scott Chris

The judgment is here. What do people think?

Sean Plunket is a journalist whose opinion I respect and he said that his journalist father, who covered Watson’s trial from go to whoa thought that Watson is probably guilty but maybe shouldn’t have been found guilty based on the evidence presented at his trial.
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June 4, 2015 8:21pm
Reid

Where is our mainstream media on this defining issue?

Interesting isn’t it EAD how the MSM is well inclined to leap off into the wilderness on any old fantastic lefty/celeb issue that takes their leftist fantasy but evidently a probing astute analysis into the TPP is quite beyond their ken.

Re: your question on China, it’s the same as your question on Putin.

We’re all being played like violins. All of us. All the time. The question is how many veils we see through at any given time.

And that’s a life question not a point question re: a particular issue.

If you want my take on it as it stands now.

The NWO like any organisation has disagreements, power plays, factions, etc. Just because they all ultimately report to and worship Satan doesn’t mean they all sing from the same hymnbook at any given moment in time.

And because the NWO operates over timeframes of centuries as a matter of course, there is no reason to think there won’t be conflicts lasting decades if not indeed, centuries.

I think personally you can tell by looking at the way an empire treats its people. What did China do to the man at the tank in T Square? What happened to him?

How did the UK colonialists subdue the natives in the lands it conquered? (I was reading the other day it’s SoP was to capture the strongest man in a village and shackle him up in public. The officer then proceeded to sodomise him in front of all the other villagers. How public school. How “humane.” That’s who we, of course, are descended from.

Most importantly, how effective. Is that the most important measure? Is it the result, or is it how you get there, which counts the most? If it’s the latter, then how come our societies, all of them, are designed along the lines of the former?

And so on.

Those are the questions you raise EAD and they’re damn good ones.

I just wish you and I and a few others could at least have an intelligent debate on here about these matters, along with the minds of many others here, without the majority of people getting all confused and mistaking it for example as an attack on certain groups, simply because that’s how the propaganda has taught them how to think and they don’t know any different.
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June 4, 2015 8:24pm
Scott Chris

Huh? Who downticks a benign comment about shopping?

Some loser troll. Ignore it. I gave you an uptick to compensate.
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June 4, 2015 8:25pm
stigie

Hey Wellygirl, there are men out there that would know a lot about skin care (you know the ones ) but farmers ain’t any of them !~
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June 4, 2015 8:25pm
wellygirl

@stigie, hahaha…. so true, and I have known many a men who know an awful lot about skin care. 🙂

@Scott cheers for that! It just amazes me how on some of the most benign of comments someone downticks, personally I just think it is someone who doesn’t like me, and will downtick whatever I say.

I might try an experiment and say something really inoffensive and benign in GD and see how many downticks it gets….

Maybe I could try and guess who it was, hunt out the person so to speak, though that would mean more time over at TS to try and get ideas how to conduct a witch hunt, and I think one visit there every day or two is enough.
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June 4, 2015 8:49pm
EAD

Reid 8.24pm

Thanks for your considered response. You are correct on there being so many levels to the deceptions pulled on us by the NWO. Fortunately the web has come along which been an invaluable tool in enabling us to see how the great games works and expose their nefarious actions. For example I remember there was a poll recently that showed only 16% of the American public believed the official fable of what happened on 9/11. Likewise, the considerable doubt thrown on official versions of the Malaysian Airlines planes and recent “terrorist” incidents.

I don’t think they ever foresaw the development of the web in their plans and it’s great ability to disseminate this information which is why they are currently in overdrive promoting the multiculturalism, feminism, sexism, Islam is evil memes to further divide us against ourselves rather than seeing the great evil before us as more and more and people wake up to what is really going on around us.
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June 4, 2015 9:18pm
EAD

And what ever did happen to the man in front of the tank in Tienanmen Square?

I did a quick duckduckgo search and most of the articles were inconclusive.
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June 4, 2015 9:27pm
Reid

I don’t think they ever foresaw the development of the web in their plans

I don’t think so either because they were using computer models of society that weren’t programmed to calculate it, but you can guarantee they now have an extremely accurate social model of the interweb and have had since the early 1990’s. They have seen where we’re at, coming, for 20 years.

They have let this propagate for a reason. They could have shut it down many times for many reasons. You know about Internet2 I assume and that’s their backout plan if things get unmanageable.

They just engineer a nuke or a power grid outage, blame it on tewwowists and usher in I2, and control all the site setup processes rather than let it run free as they have. Voila.

But they’re not superbeings, they don’t know everything and they don’t get their own way all the time. We good guys have multiple parties helping us as well as sabotaging them.

But you can tell they’re pushing the envelope now. They’re putting through so many outrageously obvious plays, just to see who wakes up. And so far they’re grinning in their masks aren’t they. So few are.

Who knows what they’re reading into that.

Just stunning though, isn’t it.

They’re a hundred times more obvious than in the 60’s, the information establishing them is a thousand even a million times more available than in the 60’s, and still, still, the morons cover their ignorance with cognitive dissonance that a 2 year old could crack if they set their minds on it.

The children of these morons are going to look at this period in history in 40 years, and curse them for being the roaring galloping mentals they in fact have proved themselves to be. Sad they’re going to be doing that from behind the prison walls isn’t it.
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June 4, 2015 9:41pm
EAD

Reid,

the sad thing is people are so deeply enmeshed in the matrix, they don’t see what is patently obvious right in front of them.

George Carlin was on of the best at exposing the b*st*rds. The sad thing is as he tells the audience about their own slavery and that they are living a lie, they laugh at their own situation then will no doubt go back home to sit in front of their idiot box as if nothing happened.

Worth watching the whole thing – George Carlin on “The great American bullsh*t”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7LvUDCcNss

“Bullshit is the glue, that binds us as a nation.

Where would we be without our safe, familiar, American bullshit? Land of the free, home of the brave, the American dream, all men are equal, justice is blind, the press is free, your vote counts, business is honest, the good guys win, the police are on your side, God is watching you, your standard of living will never decline… and everything is going to be just fine— The official national bullshit story. I call it the American okie doke.

Every one, every one of those items is probably untrue at one level or another, but we believe them because they’re pounded into our heads from the time we’re children. That’s what they do with that kind of thing—pound it into the heads of kids, ‘cause they know the children are much too young to be able to muster an intellectual defense against a sophisticated idea like that, and they know that up to a certain age children believe everything their parents tell them. And as a result, they never learn to question things. Nobody questions things in this country anymore. Nobody questions it—everybody is too fat and happy.

Everybody’s got a cell phone that’ll make pancakes and rub their balls now— Way too fucking prosperous for our own good. Way too fucking prosperous, Americans have been bought off and silenced by toys and gizmos.

And no one learns to question things”
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June 4, 2015 9:56pm
Manolo

Another Muslim criminal: http://www.foxnews.com/us/2015/06/04/boston-terror-suspect-reportedly-targeted-draw-muhammad-activist-for-beheading/
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June 4, 2015 10:15pm
Left Right and Centre

“Giving a family like that a heater and even expecting them to pay the power bill is simply ridiculous.”

– Metiria Turei http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/politics/69111185/toddlers-death-in-damp-state-house-a-broken-promise-says-labour

Looking, looking, looking . . .aha, there it is people !!

Emma-Lita was the fifth of her six children, and she now has five surviving children aged between aged between eight months and 13 years old.

(from related story link)

Good one feral breeders. *Only* five left now – far out. Just the five.

Bourne said prior to moving into their state house in 2007 she and her partner had been living in a caravan.

Nothing says it’s time to start a family or add to it like living in a caravan. Six fucking kids mate. What is their source of income tell me ?

Coroner Brandt Shortland said in a report released on Thursday that Emma-Lita died from a brain haemorrhage resulting from a clot.

Nope – it was the damp house. Contributing factor.

I wonder if they’ll have another child ? Wouldn’t you love to do a two-five year follow-up ?
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June 4, 2015 10:22pm
RichardX

George Carlin at his best

[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hcy40pvGIGQ&w=420&h=315%5D
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