Dynamite Duane
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Gonna go out on a limb and admit to my liking of "Real Housewives of New Jersey". It's in the line of American "reality" TV bollocks that I usually wouldn't even think twice about, but the second season has recently finished here and I have to admit that I love it.
Series 2 of Pineapple Dance Studios (Now called Louie Spence's Showbusiness) which looks to be just as good as the first series. That Andrew Stone's a bit of a weird one though. Still.
I love that programme, bloody hilarious, Louie has got no shame
Andrew Stone is so deluded, he's so cringey and amazingly so much like David Van Day. Oh yeah and doesn't realise girls don't fancy him because they think he's gay lolI missed the recent series of Eastbound and Down, just remembered seeing 1st one set in Mexico, must have been just before panto season kicked off, I didn't series link it doh!
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Anyhow for those interested, here's an interview ( 95mins - November 27th 2010) with the aforementioned Ian R Crane:
By the way in this interview Ian refers to the theory he claims to be correct on and how he came to that conclusion. What he refers to is a supposed thwarted terror attack on the Seers Tower, Chicago.
When you have the time, watch and decide for yourself.
Merry Christmas from your UKFF resident conspiracy nut
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I'm not really interested with arguing with anyone mate, I'm only interested in discovering truth, which many involve discarding some information along the way, then seeing the bigger picture. You don't have to agree with me and you can think I'm crazy, that's entirely your perogative.
I'm now comfortable with the fact not everyone "gets it" - the left brain vs right brain thinking concept gives me understanding of why some do and others don't. For all those who don't "get it" there are many who WILL see the bigger picture.
I listen to what various researchers and theorists have to say then decide for myself.
Anyhow for those interested, here's an interview (November 27th 2010) with the aforementioned Ian R Crane:
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Going back to Esoteric Agenda film posted last Sunday, it's best used as a prompt to do your own research on the various pieces of the jigzaw, rather taken at face value. Don't believe any of it do your own research to see what you come up with.
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See what you think of this youtube video:
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This left brain/right brain thing is complete horseshit, Duane. It's been disproved by scientists endlessly. Although, I'd be amazed if you were proven to be using any side or part of your brain. Oh I do love YOU
Makes me laugh that many people don't get it - because NOT EVERYONE IS SUPPOSED TO.
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The Guardian, or any quality newspaper for that matter, shouldn't be giving these halfwits the oxygen of publicity.
My opinion is the Guardian article is there to ridicule the whole thing but they cocked up a bit giving Ian R Crane's publicity, hence the hacking of Ian's website.
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Have a look at this short video.
IMO it's best to have a balance between both
Try out the test in this video:
Clearly I'm a right brain thinker. The left brain right brain concept explains why not everyone gets conspiracy theories - right brain thinkers see the bigger picture more easily. Interesting stuff.
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Stepping back to look at the bigger picture I see the uni fees simply as a way to put pressure on people for more money. The squeeze is being put on governments by those who lend the money to the nations, so they put the squeeze on the people of the country.
By the way I do I agree we need more learning trades to become plumbers, electricians etc and less people learning stuff of little worth, but sadly I don't see much positive change coming, apprenticeships have become a thing of the past it seems. Hey why bother training those from your own country when it's easier to bring in someone from another country trained up who will do the job cheaper....
Changing the topic, anyone see ITV's The War You Don't See? A real eye opener about how the media portrays conflicts to it's people using 'embedded' journalism. In our mainstream media see a very different story to what is actually experienced by those affected by the acts of our and America's military in Iraq and Afghanistan.
The programme showed the history of the reporting on wars since World War 1 and also covered the atrocities of Vietnam.
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Been enjoying a few funnies recently:
Miranda - women's humour, one the mrs likes along with Victoria Wood, that wouldn't have appealed to me years ago.
How Not to Live Your Life - love this
Peep Show - never fails to entertain.
On a serious been it's been Ancient Civilizations, American Dream and the channel 4 WW2 in colour programme.
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Are the 2012 Olympics part of a plot to take over the world?
- Guardian website
When Wenlock and Mandeville, the official mascots of the London Olympic Games, were unveiled to the world in May, the general reaction was one of bemusement. These stumpy, one-eyed, metallic-skinned creatures, the organisers explained, had formed out of stray drops of molten steel during the construction of the Olympic stadium, but most of the public and media simply interpreted them as aliens. What do monocular extraterrestrials have to do with the Olympics? A year earlier, the 2012 Olympic logo was greeted with a similar mix of derision and puzzlement. Jaded observers passed off these designs as sorry reflections of the state of British creativity, but a small minority had a very different answer: we were being primed for the establishment of the New World Order, by means of the greatest hoax in history.Even in conspiracy-theory terms, the London Olympics plot is a difficult one to swallow, but that hasn't stopped a credulous minority from gulping it down. You'll find them on cult conspiracy blogs such as Red Ice Creations, Godlike Productions and Above Top Secret, or even making their own video presentations on YouTube. The basic scenario goes something like this: while the world's eyes are on London in 2012, a spectacular alien invasion will take place at the Olympic stadium. Or so the public will think; it will actually be a hoax invasion, orchestrated by the New World Order as an excuse to stage a global coup d'etat. Terrified by the appearance of aliens, the world's populace will surrender their civil liberties, and "they" – a vague array of elite cliques such as the Bilderberg group, the Freemasons, the Illuminati, and dynasties such as the English royal family, the Rockefellers and the Rothschilds – will have smoothly achieved their goal of a single world government, economy and religion. It sounds like a cross between Dan Brown, the X-Files and Watchmen, but believers insist this stuff is real.
The evidence for such a plot is vague: exhibit A is the 2012 Olympic logo. Rearrange the four angular numerals of the bizarre design, the theorists say, and it really spells "zion". There's even a dot to go over the "i". This is a sign that "they" plan to build the new Jerusalem right here in England's green and pleasant land, just as William Blake's poem predicted. The "dark satanic mills" of the Lea Valley will become the epicentre of the New World Order. Conspiracy theorists insist there is nothing anti-semitic in their use of the word "zion", although the suspicion is there.
The next giveaway is the street names around the Olympic site: Great Eastern Road, Carpenter's Road, Angel Lane, Temple Mills Lane, Church Road – don't they all seem a little biblical? Isn't it strange that such a large patch of land has stood undeveloped in London all this time?
It goes on: Prince William is the obvious choice for king of this New Jerusalem because of his royal bloodline, his birthday (the 21 June – the summer solstice) and the fact that he will be 30 years old in 2012, the year of the 30th Olympiad, or XXX in roman numerals. Numerology counts for a lot in these circles. And as for the fake UFO invasion, the theorists note the closing ceremony of the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics, in which a flying saucer landed in the stadium and an alien walked out and waved to the crowd. The staged spectacle, in which a blacked-out military helicopter lowered a model spaceship by cable into the Coliseum, did not prompt mass panic, but it has been interpreted as a warm-up. The advocates of "London Zion", as the theory has become known, have been poring over London Olympics promotional videos and finding a lot of suspicious symbolism in them – flying saucers and other spaceship-like objects, lights in the skies, stadiums in flames, all-seeing eyes. Then Wenlock and Mandeville came along and the theory really had legs, albeit stumpy alien ones.
"Once your eyes are open to it, it's amazing what's hidden in plain sight," explains David (not his real name), the friend of a friend who first told me about the London plot a year ago. So in the name of curiosity, and, perhaps, the future of civilisation, we arranged to meet at the Olympics site to look for evidence. You can't get into the site itself – construction continues apace and security is tight – but there are daily guided tours of the perimeter. On a clear, chilly morning, as we wait outside Tesco for the tour to begin, David explains how most of the clouds in the sky are now man-made. Aeroplanes have been lacing the atmosphere with metal particulates for decades to facilitate holographic projection, he claims. That's how they'll pull off the UFO illusion. These "chemtrails" also enable the use of top-secret super-weapons that bounce energy off the upper atmosphere to remote locations. The Haiti earthquake was triggered this way.
David spends hours scouring the internet for conspiracy information, and stumbled on the Olympics plot theory two years ago on a blog called the Cosmic Mind, run by 28-year-old Rik Clay from Leeds. Clay was making a name for himself in these esoteric circles. As well as the Olympics, his blog discussed everything from the significance of the No 11 to crop circles to Princess Diana. But three months after the Cosmic Mind launched, it suddenly went down in August 2008. Clay had died. Internet forums were full of wild allegations about the cause of his death.
As the tour proceeds, David's eyebrows rise at certain points, such as when the guide explains how they had to reroute power lines crossing the site 30 metres underground. "There's bound to be a secret network of tunnels so that dignitaries can escape when it happens," David says. Had the guide ever seen anything paranormal going on here? "What, you mean like flying saucers? No, nothing like that," she laughs. David's eyebrows rise again. No one mentioned flying saucers. The vast construction site looks fairly innocuous to me. David isn't so sure. "What about that cross in the sky up there?" he says. Two short fragments of aeroplane contrail have formed a distinct cross in the sky directly over the stadium. That is good enough for him.
Unsurprisingly, the London Olympics organisers deny all knowledge of the conspiracy. "Since we launched the logo in 2007, many people have passed comment on it and have suggested it resembles different shapes or characters," a spokesperson says. "This is a new one on us. The logo represents the figure 2012, nothing else." The conspirary theory is far from cast-iron: you could make the word "zion" out of the numbers 2,0, 1 and 2 however you designed them. And while some of the road names around the site might sound biblical, the ones that don't, such as Pudding Mill Lane, have been conveniently omitted. "Of course it sounds ridiculous," David acknowledges. And then he delivers the killer blow: "But if I had said to you 10 years ago that a few people were going to destroy the Twin Towers by flying planes into them, and that Britain and the US would start two wars as a result, would that have sounded believable?"
Just as the assassination of JFK and Watergate fuelled a golden age of paranoia, so the attacks of 11 September 2001 and its repercussions have ushered in a new, productive generation of conspiracy theories. It's not just a fringe minority. In a 2006 poll by Scripps Howard/Ohio University, 36% of Americans agreed that the US government was either involved in the 9/11 attacks or did nothing to stop them. Another poll by Zogby in 2007 put the proportion at 26.4%. Then again, polls this year also found that 18% of Americans believe Barack Obama is a Muslim and 27% believe he was born outside the US. Public credulity seems to be at an all-time high, or reliable information at an all-time low. For the conspiracy hardcore, though, 9/11, the London 7/7 attacks and other terrorist incidents are what's known as "false flag" operations; hoax attacks designed to advance the conspirators' agenda, and the London Olympics plot is the next one.
Rik Clay's Olympics theory was chiefly inspired by another British researcher, Ian R Crane, whom he saw speaking at an event in Glastonbury in 2007. A former oil industry executive, Crane is something of a heavy hitter on the conspiracy circuit. He regularly holds public lectures and releases DVDs on what he calls "deep geopolitics", and claims to have predicted the BP Deepwater Horizon oil rig disaster, and pre-empted a failed terrorist attack in Chicago in 2006. It was Crane who first deciphered the "Zion" in the Olympic logo, and who suggested a fake UFO invasion was being planned. "We've seen the abilities of computer graphics in Hollywood movies," he says. "It doesn't take much to recast that fantasy as something that's then presented as a reality."
Crane also acknowledges that the Olympics conspiracy sounds crazy, but "it's only when one puts it into context with the much deeper geopolitical agenda that it starts to have some basis," he says. He sketches out this context in dizzying strokes. How the recent financial meltdown was deliberately planned, purported links between Obama adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski and extreme rightwing thinktanks, Henry Kissinger and global warming. "They're all inextricably linked," he says. "What we're really looking at here is a web of intrigue that actually goes back a long way. The individuals who believe themselves to be the rightful rulers of the planet have some concern about what the very short-term future holds. In their belief system, they feel they need to have total planetary control by 2012."
Crane and Clay exchanged emails, but never met. Crane doesn't think there was anything suspicious about Clay's death. Nor do others close to Clay, including his parents, who have been understandably distressed not just by the death of their son but by the subsequent internet rumours. "There have been many outlandish ideas put forward about Rik's death, some that beggar belief, but most have come from people ignorant of the real facts and who have been too lazy to do their research," says John Clay, Rik's father. "An autopsy was carried out and an inquest held at Bradford coroners court in February 2009. The official verdict was that Rik took his own life while the balance of his mind was disturbed." There were clear pointers to where Rik was heading, says John. A few weeks before his death, he had suffered some form of mental breakdown. He had jumped out of a third-floor window, fracturing his heel. His parents took him in for six weeks. "During his time with us he was not the Rik that we knew and was mostly very withdrawn," says John. "He told us that he had things in his head that shouldn't be there but would not elaborate, which was quite normal for Rik – he would only tell you what he wanted you to hear. Rik could be quite obsessional."
Another close friend of Rik's also believes his death was caused by a combination of his work and his mental health: "It's a stressful arena, conspiracy stuff. You can't trust anything any more. What level do you take it to? If you're passionate and paranoid, it can really take over, and I think that's what happened with Rik. He wanted to get to the bottom of everything. Unfortunately the result of that was that he pulled apart his own reality."
One of the problems with many conspiracy theories is that, unlike scientific theories, they're impossible to definitively prove wrong. Any attempt to do so invites accusations that you're in on them. Conversely, labelling something as a "conspiracy theory" is a convenient way to close down political debate or a challenge to authority by painting the theorists as wackos. Tony Blair described his critics as obsessed with conspiracy during the Chilcot inquiry earlier this year, just as George Bush in 2001 urged the UN not to tolerate "outrageous conspiracy theories" about the 9/11 attacks. Neutral observers point out that regardless of their content, conspiracy theories are "unofficial" knowledge, and therefore threaten institutions of official knowledge, such as academia and journalism. The two sides resemble each other more than they would like to admit.
The London Olympics theory is an intriguing case, not least because it actually makes a prediction. Either something will happen in 2012 or it won't: the theory will be right or wrong. What will people such as David do if nothing happens? "I'll be really bloody surprised," he says, "but if nothing happens, I'd say that the forces of good behind the scenes, like us, saved the day and the forces of evil were stopped."
Since this article was published a truth movement researcher Ian R Crane has constantly had his website hacked:
Hi Malcolm,thanks for advising of the problem. My websites have been hacked every night for the past week! Co-incidentally from the day after the following article appeared in the Guardian!!
http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2010/dec/05/o...nspiracy-theory
I have now been asked by the Hosting company to move my websites to an alternative host due to the sustained attacks on their server, which hosts over 200 online businesses!!
Guess I must be touching a nerve, eh?
All the best,
Ian
In the past Ian has said what he has a good idea of what will happen, preventing the incident happening. A hard thing to prove though, but he's ruffling some feathers, for sure....
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Have a look at this short video.
IMO it's best to have a balance between both
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I highly recommend this video, puts together a lot of the pieces of the puzzle. Well worth seeing, especially for the final 15mins.
It covers religion, symbolism, new world order, 2012, evolution and our DNA. A lot to take in but give it a go!
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Duane, do you ever read websites that aren't dripping with partiality and bias?
Oh yeah I like to read the main stream media ones mostly, you know the BBC, Mirror, Times, Sun, their websites, of course they aren't completely unbiased and not owned by the state/corporations are they?
So something very important is exposed and that's your sarky remark. Sometimes I really do think you are a waste of oxygen.
Fair enough having an opinion and questioning/disagreeing with what I post, but that's just a twattish knock at me, you really are pathetic
Anyway the UKColumn isn't biased it's totally against all 3 established parties - Lib-Lab-Con. That's their agenda to expose how crooked the whole lot are, as opposed the Mirror being pro Labour and most of the rest pro Conservative.
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Cool, cheers. I'll try and catch up with it.
By the way Sky Showcase is FREE all this weekend folks
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I always tended to vote LibDem, tactical voting back in Guildford. Anything to get the Tories out back then. I see things different now since Labour have been in power, can't trust the established parties. My focus is on truth, justice and freedom as opposed to voting left or right.
Would any Conservative voters be a tad pissed off if top Tories were in cahoots with Socialist political charity Common Purpose?
If you click through to the UK Column link it includes evidence of the email between Francis Maude and Julia Middleton - Common Purpose CEO. Julia is married to the owner of the Mirror by the way.
Francis Maude betrays the Conservative partyBy Brian Gerrish
Francis Maude MP, Minister for the Cabinet Office is a man of many characters - tough Conservative policy maker, champion of public sector transparency, behind the scenes Tory change agent and moderniser, dubious businessman and friend of the middle aged woman with the basket.
Above all Maude has nailed his personal and political colours to the mast of transparency in government. He recently stated “Transparency is at the heart of the Government's programme, which is why the Cabinet Office, at the heart of government, is taking the lead. All departments will open up their data in the weeks ahead.” The gushing honesty and openness goes on ...
“We are pulling back the curtains to let light into the corridors of power._ By being open and accountable we can start to win back people’s trust. Openness will not be comfortable for us in government; but it will enable the public to hold our feet to the fire. This way lies better government. Transparency is key to our efficiency drive, and will enable the public to help us to deliver better value for money in public spending. Today is just the start of what we plan to do. We are determined to set an example for the wider public sector, and to create a ‘right to data’ as a core part of government business.
So who is the middle aged woman with the empty shopping basket? None other than Julia Middleton, Chief Executive Officer of the political charity Common Purpose, who enjoys a salary of circa
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Anyone watching the Pillars of the earth?
Is it good? I liked the look of it, but missed the first one.
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Recently got into Coach Trip, the mrs is hooked on it! Been Sky plussing them.
Recorded The Event off Channel 4, looks promising.
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Anyone else see Horizon: Is Seeing Believing? Fascinating programme.
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Here's one for ya, posted by Ian R Crane on FB:
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Destination Unknown is probably the name that should be given to quite a few of these Government initiatives.
Ah Demos, that famous Labour think tank. No agenda there whatsoever especially when there is a new leader to galvanise support around. I under stand what they are saying and am prepared for the switch. Would be interesting to know if this research was done before or after the Universal Payment was mooted.
Demos = Common Purpose by the way. A dodgy charity that trains future leaders that I may have mentioned previously:
Common Purpose - www.cpexposed.com
From their official site, proof Common Purpose is not exclusive to Labour:
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They can't ALL be in debt, as that would mean the whole global economic system was in the red. Which, to my simple brain, would mean it's fucked.
Debt is what keeps the monetary system going. It's a form of control, the so called rogue nations are NOT under that control.
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List of countries by external debt
Correction, does include Cuba, North Korea and Iran so they are not excluded.
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I'm not sure ifis relevant to the thread, but it's an interesting little watch.
Part two can be found
Excellent investigative reporting. I'd be interested to see if anything's changed since, under the Obama administration.
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we`re (most of us anyway) are not falling for the fake wars, terrorist attacks and threat level increases. Another world war is too big for us to take on at the moment because, well theres noone left to fight. And any devistation from trying to annoy the Koreans is way too much even for the NWO to handle.
Do the NWO not control Korea then? I thought they had their fingers in all the geopolitical pies.
The Axis of Evil = the countries not in debt/self-sufficient.
Including Cuba, a country still labelled as a threat to US national security.
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Found this via the ukcolumn.org forum.
My interest was hearing Icke's views on Common Purpose, the charity that trains future leaders, it goes on to cover paedophilia in the establishment. Mensa also gets a mention here.
Oh and there is a mention of reptillians for those who find Lizards erotic
Andrew Stone is so deluded, he's so cringey and amazingly so much like David Van Day. Oh yeah and doesn't realise girls don't fancy him because they think he's gay lol
Oh I do love YOU 
The Fortean/paranormal/conspiracy thread
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Thanks for watching it and coming to your own conclusion. I get the impression a lot of people commenting on information I post don't actually check it out being at work at the time and unable to see the videos.
Did you also do the searches Ian says to do?
ian crane chicago
seers tower terror attack
One of the searches leads to a video of his talk in Chicago alongside a former MI5 agent who is reliable source of information regarding false flag attacks (9/11, 7/7 etc).
With Ian R Crane he has a good understanding of all this esoteric stuff, which is beyond most people's understanding, at least at first when approaching the information. I don't have much of a clue about numerology but it seems the ruling elite if you buy into it are obsessed with the power of numbers and dates.