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"Leave them kids alone" Doomsday Globalists attempting to brainwash our youth.

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  • #52
    studiorat
    Closed Accounts Posts: 6,408 ✭✭✭studiorat


    espinolman wrote: »
    Daily newspapers are not cool , conspiracy sites are cool becuase they go un- censored reviwed .


    Lovely, so truth doesn't come into it.

    It's all about being cool or un-cool; rather be cool and wrong than un-cool and correct any day. I guess it's a youngster thing. :cool: Alternative being cool and all that sh1t.

    Does not account for the difference between reviewing and censorship though. Probably un-cool to comment on that then.


  • #53
    Run_to_da_hills
    Closed Accounts Posts: 20,009 ✭✭✭✭Run_to_da_hills


    espinolman wrote: »
    Daily newspapers are not cool , conspiracy sites are cool because they go un- censored reviwed .
    The preferred terminology to use is "alternative news" sites. :p

    How long ill will these last before they get censored?

    Australia has already set up censorship walls and it will only be a matter of time before it will kick in here. :)


  • #54
    espinolman
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,205 ✭✭✭espinolman


    studiorat wrote: »
    Lovely, so truth doesn't come into it.

    It's all about being cool or un-cool; rather be cool and wrong than un-cool and correct any day. I guess it's a youngster thing. :cool: Alternative being cool and all that sh1t.
    In my experience its more older people who are into the alternative news and CTs because they have the experience to know that not everything is as it seems .
    studiorat wrote: »
    Does not account for the difference between reviewing and censorship though. Probably un-cool to comment on that then.

    Reviewing can be used as an excuse for censorship .


  • #55
    studiorat
    Closed Accounts Posts: 6,408 ✭✭✭studiorat


    espinolman wrote: »
    In my experience its more older people who are into the alternative news and CTs because they have the experience to know that not everything is as it seems .



    Reviewing can be used as an excuse for censorship .

    I'd define a difference between alternative news sources and CT's. There's a world of difference. From my experience CT's are about selling books and playing "what-if".

    Or to put it another way alternative news reports actual news. CT's speculate on what this news may mean and for the most try and fit it into an already defined scenario.

    Reviewing exists to analyse and determine factual correctness, only the very paranoid or those with an agenda would see it as blanket censorship.


  • #56
    indough
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    espinolman wrote: »
    In my experience its more older people who are into the alternative news and CTs because they have the experience to know that not everything is as it seems .

    its usually teenagers and young twentysomethings who are into this kind of stuff really


  • #57
    espinolman
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,205 ✭✭✭espinolman


    indough wrote: »
    its usually teenagers and young twentysomethings who are into this kind of stuff really

    I actually don't know any teenagers or people in their twenties who are , but i know quite a lot of people over 60 yo who are .


  • #58
    Run_to_da_hills
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    I know people of all ages into CT, one of the most knowlegable blokes I ever met is now in is his mid 80ies. He dosent even have a PC or mobile phone. Twenty five years ago we were chattng about the Barcode and how this technology could evetually become envasive and be used to brand every consumer product, every man woman and child. Little did we know about what was around the corner RFID. :eek:


  • #59
    thecommander
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    Run_to_da_hills wrote: »
    I know people of all ages into CT, one of the most knowlegable blokes I ever met is now in is his mid 80ies. He dosent even have a PC or mobile phone. Twenty five years ago we were chattng about the Barcode and how this technology could evetually become envasive and be used to brand every consumer product, every man woman and child. Little did we know about what was around the corner RFID. :eek:

    so do you see history repeating itself then and RFID turns out the be the same as barcodes ie harmless, but very helpful. Much ado about nothing.


  • #60
    espinolman
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,205 ✭✭✭espinolman


    thecommander wrote: »
    so do you see history repeating itself then and RFID turns out the be the same as barcodes ie harmless, but very helpful. Much ado about nothing.

    Ah now hold on there , where did barcodes start ? Hitler used the barcode on people in nazi germany .


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  • #61
    indough
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    espinolman wrote: »
    I actually don't know any teenagers or people in their twenties who are , but i know quite a lot of people over 60 yo who are .

    what difference does that make, you might not know any teenagers and could live in an old peoples home for all i know

    the point is that believeing the opposite of whatever the government tells you is not the same thing as critical thinking

    if you are smart then you question both sides of the divide, swapping one source of unquestioning acceptance for the opposite source is not the way things are supposed to be done


  • #62
    indough
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    espinolman wrote: »
    Ah now hold on there , where did barcodes start ? Hitler used the barcode on people in nazi germany .

    that was not the first use of the barcode

    anyway it doesnt make a blind bit of difference, you wouldnt expect people to stop using electrical appliances just because the electric chair has been used to kill people for example


  • #63
    King Mob
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    indough wrote: »
    that was not the first use of the barcode

    anyway it doesnt make a blind bit of difference, you wouldnt expect people to stop using electrical appliances just because the electric chair has been used to kill people for example

    Let's not forget that aeroplanes where used in the fire bombing of Dresden and both atomic bombings.
    Therefore aeroplanes are evil and should be stopped.


  • #64
    Run_to_da_hills
    Closed Accounts Posts: 20,009 ✭✭✭✭Run_to_da_hills


    thecommander wrote: »
    so do you see history repeating itself then and RFID turns out the be the same as barcodes ie harmless, but very helpful. Much ado about nothing.


    Not exactly a barcode but a very advanced form of logistics for its day.

    Its uses weren't exactly what I would call harmless.

    10sbzoi.jpg

    It is also worth noting that the company behind the above technology are now major players in the promoting RFID technology.


  • #65
    thecommander
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    espinolman wrote: »
    Ah now hold on there , where did barcodes start ? Hitler used the barcode on people in nazi germany .

    Hilter used cars in Nazi Germany. Whats your point?


  • #66
    thecommander
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    Run_to_da_hills wrote: »
    Not exactly a barcode but a very advanced form of logistics for its day.

    Its uses weren't exactly what I would call harmless.

    10sbzoi.jpg

    So you show something that isn't a barcode, and in same breath use it as an an example of how barcodes are bad.

    Nazis used clothes too, are clothes bad?

    Does everything you say always come back to Nazis?


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  • #67
    Run_to_da_hills
    Closed Accounts Posts: 20,009 ✭✭✭✭Run_to_da_hills


    thecommander wrote: »
    Hilter used cars in Nazi Germany. Whats your point?
    Cars were usd to get them from A to B, clothes kept the Nazis warm, both were fe*ck all good for taking on the task of identification, censuses, registrations, and ancestral tracing of Jews. :rolleyes:
    thecommander wrote: »

    Does everything you say always come back to Nazis?
    Post # 60. :)


  • #68
    King Mob
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    Run_to_da_hills wrote: »
    Cars were usd to get them from A to B they were fe*ck all good for taking on the task of identification, censuses, registrations, and ancestral tracing of Jews. :rolleyes:

    Trains?
    Are trains evil?


  • #69
    indough
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    Run_to_da_hills wrote: »
    Cars were usd to get them from A to B they were fe*ck all good for taking on the task of identification, censuses, registrations, and ancestral tracing of Jews. :rolleyes:

    why do you insist on blaming the technology and not the people abusing it?

    prhaps we should all live in caves then noone will ever harm another person eh?

    oh no wait thats ridiculous because its the people which are essentially responsible not the weapons they use to commit the acts


  • #70
    Run_to_da_hills
    Closed Accounts Posts: 20,009 ✭✭✭✭Run_to_da_hills


    King Mob wrote: »
    Trains?
    Are trains evil?
    Not at all, but the Nazi party that had control over the railway infrastructure at the time were. :rolleyes:


  • #71
    indough
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    Run_to_da_hills wrote: »
    Not at all, but the Nazi party that had control over the railway infrastructure at the time were. :rolleyes:

    well in that case what relevance does the fact that barcodes were used for 'evil' before have? surely you should be spending a bit more time proving that the people in power aer as evil as the nazi party rather than trying to compare them just because they use similar technology


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  • #72
    Run_to_da_hills
    Closed Accounts Posts: 20,009 ✭✭✭✭Run_to_da_hills


    indough wrote: »
    why do you insist on blaming the technology and not the people abusing it?
    Because history seems to always have a habit of repeating itself.


  • #73
    indough
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,857 ✭✭✭indough


    Run_to_da_hills wrote: »
    Because history seems to always have a habit of repeating itself.

    no it doesnt


  • #74
    King Mob
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    Run_to_da_hills wrote: »
    Not at all, but the Nazi party that had control over the railway infrastructure at the time were. :rolleyes:

    But then why all the scaremongering about RFID?

    This evil government you are making up would use trains just as much as rfid.

    So by your logic we shouldn't use trains.


  • #75
    Run_to_da_hills
    Closed Accounts Posts: 20,009 ✭✭✭✭Run_to_da_hills


    indough wrote: »
    no it doesnt

    Black cat Black kitten


  • #76
    Torakx
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    its pretty intense watching the we are change videos. creeps me out seeing all those poor kids mislead and all wearing there uniform and moving in a military like fashion.
    there really should be some kind of ban on using nlp and hypnosis on kids let alone adults by the US president and Co.
    the global warming scam to pump up tax is just another iron in the fire.it might be getting hotter but throwing money at it wont really help at all.everyone knows what will happen with that money.

    is it a secret Obama uses neuro linguistic programming in his speeches? im not sure if this is widely accepted yet.


  • #77
    indough
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    Run_to_da_hills wrote: »
    Black cat Black kitten

    that doesnt mean a thing


  • #78
    Run_to_da_hills
    Closed Accounts Posts: 20,009 ✭✭✭✭Run_to_da_hills


    Back on topic again and a subject that I forgot to mentiom in the OP. .

    2agrtcp.jpg


  • #79
    studiorat
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    Run_to_da_hills wrote: »
    Back on topic again and a subject that I forgot to mentiom in the OP. .

    2agrtcp.jpg

    It's an analogy of how white blood cells work in the body. A bit cheezy but pretty correct really. As an illustration of your OP its really lame, struggling for proof are we?

    So are we to believe IBM are still in collusion with the Nazi's then? If that's the case Black cat/kitten etc... Obviously Gerry Adams is still in collusion with them aswell that's while he's not protecting his own personal ring of child rapists.


  • #80
    espinolman
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,205 ✭✭✭espinolman


    studiorat wrote: »
    So are we to believe IBM are still in collusion with the Nazi's then?


    IBM, VERICHIP and the FOURTH REICH


  • #81
    King Mob
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    Run_to_da_hills wrote: »
    Back on topic again and a subject that I forgot to mentiom in the OP. .

    2agrtcp.jpg

    What's wrong with that exactly?

    Or are you just objecting to teaching kids anything that isn't the CT view?


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  • #82
    thecommander
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    King Mob wrote: »
    Or are you just objecting to teaching kids anything that isn't the CT view?

    that's a whole other CT in itself.


  • #83
    studiorat
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    espinolman wrote: »
    IBM, VERICHIP and the FOURTH REICH


    Read the post properly. It says Still in colusion with. :rolleyes:


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