Posts by Chris G 6754 publicly visible posts • joined 18 Oct 2007
I t may not be a question of finding jobs for all the displaced workers it might be that infowars has it right
: https://www.infowars.com/from-7-billion-people-to-500-million-people-%E2%80%93-the-sick-population-control-agenda-of-the-global-elite/
I doubt if I will still be here to see it but maybe the conspiracists are not full of crap after all!
500 million butlers and gardeners for the dynasties of the New World Order Elite?
A long time ago in a garden far away, I shared a house with three mates, we decided to have a party one weekend in the garden.
We stuck a bloody great tarp up over the lawn tied to a couple of trees and one of my mates who was a friend of Splodge invited them to come and play under the tarp along with other friends of ours with a musical bent. The party was great, dozens of gate crashers as well as our friends. Splodgness were playing when the local bobby turned up ( a relative of one of the tenants), he said 'can you ask them to turn it down a bit, only we are getting complaints about the rock concert from a couple of miles away!'
I don't know about the Oz tax people but in Spain they freeze your accounts and then tell you, basing their action on the fact that if you have notice you may take the money out and do a runner.
They will also go to court to get an 'embargo ' take money from your account and then send you a letter to inform you. Town councils can do it too.
The Lady in Benidorm you are thinking about is Sticky Vicky : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sticky_Vicky
She is 74 now , her daughter opens the show for her, I think one of the things she was famous for was firing ping pong balls but she may have done tricks with light bulbs as she is billed as a stripper and illusionist.
If you google Sticky Vicky, about 5 entries down is a Vimeo for those with enquiring minds.
" This is all down to money and shareholders,"
I think it's worse than that, I think it is also down to egos and a sense of superiority, not only Zuck's but all the way down.
They all think they are part of somethiing special that goes beyond mere rules and laws so consequently are reluctant to bow down to either the law or public opinion unless the reaction is extreme.
Farcebook is not the only one, Uber as another example has no sense of compassion either for it's 'Employees' or the customer, maybe they all take 'Disruptive ' too seriously.
I can't hear it, I can't see it!
Do these morons think the world's problems are going to go away if they are not visible on the internet?
I realise actually trying to address the problems of the world with socially responsible action (rather than invading anyone you don't like) is much more difficult than holding a third party responsible but getting the money out of them could be way harder.
They haven't done too well tax collecting have they? I haven't even heard a good argument from the UK government explaining WHY they should pay tax, even if it is obvious they should.
Trust me, when parents are faced with their newly born children suffering from anything, they will go through hell to try to deal with it.
I had to stay in hospital and learn to pass a feed tube up my daughter's nose and into her stomach and that is nothing compared to what some of the other parents had to deal with while I was in Great Ormond Street. Children born premature, without a pancreas, without limbs, one without a face but when it is your child you will do what you must.
We are wired to protect our children, it shouldn't be any other way. This is not growing clones, it is improving the chances of very unlucky children and their families to look forward to a normal life.
@ DropBear, that is the one thing that no longer happens in any media, mainstream, alternative or any of the trendy outlets that claim to be reporting news.
Nobody simply reports what happened, it has to be dramatised or slanted to suit some bias, there are probably no more reporters on the planet than you can count on the fingers of one hand, the rest are journalists.
If BAE gets involved it is also going to be 'ready' several years too late for this year's race.
From the article; From base stations in the Bermudas, the link then goes to New York where it reaches the main trans-Atlantic backbone.
So, that means the NSA have all of the telemetry and will be passing it on the the Patriot team.
Great Ormond Street is world renowned and consequently has patients from all over the world.
My daughter was born with a genetic metabolic disease, without the benefit of a doctor trained by GOSH she would have died at about the age of two months at which time she was roughly 70% of her birth weight.
A paediatric doctor at the hospital she was bornin had worked at GOSH, she was called in by a nurse who was not happy with the decision of the attending consultant to send my daughter home inspite of her problems not being resolved. The doctor listened to us and the nurses regarding the symptoms and immediately made arrangements for us to go to GOSH, her first tentative diagnosis was proved correct and my daughter was then treated accordingly.
One of the symptoms of the disease initially was projectile vomiting, the first 6 or 7 weeks of my daughter's life, vomiting every time she was fed resulted in her having little to no appetite. So that she could be fed via a nasal tube at home I had to stay at GOSH twice for a couple of weeks at a time to learn how to pass the tube and provide other treatments.
When you live there like that and see not only your own child but all of the other seriously ill children who are treated there equally and with immense regard for the wellbeing of not only the children but their familiesas well, regardless of who they are, where they come from, I cannot praise GOSH highly enough.
So many times when I have taken my daughter for routine visits and seen some of the other kids there, I have left with a huge lump in my throat.
All I can say is anyone who has welched on a deal to help GOSH is a heartless bastard and I wish them just a tiny percentage of the suffering that the kids at GOSH go through in their lives, that would be more than enough for anyone.
@Triggerfish, American money is buying Afghan opium but it's the kids on the street (in more ways than one) who are paying. Apparently, 90% of heroin on the streets of the US is Afghan, the US stopped eradicating opium there in around 2009 as the population was becoming impoverished, the majority of farmers were depending on opium for their income so in a hearts and minds attempt to win them over they were allowed to continue growing it.
This lovely, only slightly used bridge?
I know there are genuine innovators out there, who could use some financial help to get their ideas off the ground and into production. However, the Venture Capital and Kickstarter game seems to have become a breeding ground for bridge salesmen, luckily for them, there seems to be more than 'one born every minute' and they all seem to have money to invest.
I would just like to add that I am currently looking for £2 million to finish developing my dog poo avoidance system, it uses a sniffer device built into the shoes, it detects doggy do from up to 2 mteres away and then using inertial guidance hardware it will steer your foot away from the offending scat.
In the first instance send cash or bit coins.................
Wrap the passengers in foam and launch with a railgun, use folding glider wings so that once it is in the air it can deploy them and use an auxilliary battery powered prop something like a powered glider.
Alternatively, stop being stupid and use a real aeroplane with proper engines and fuel.
The perfect battery on the horizon is going to be there for quite a while yet.
I reckon, for a several £million, a few crates of beer and a couple of nice safety ties, Colin Furze and his mates could come up with something that would actually fly off a carrier deck and land again more than twice.Plus it would all be done in a back garden shed.
It would have interesting weapons and be fun too.
More like centuries than decades, capillary breaks/gaps/grooves have been in use in building, roofing and carpentry since at least the middle ages if not before.
I have an idea for a roundy sort of thing that might make moving heavy things a lot easier,
I could put a rubber ring around it so that it absorbs the bumps a bit.
I was thinking of calling it 'a rotating heavy thing mover' anyone think it could catch on?
The other ingredient in Cribox is bitter aloes an African variety of Aloe that is used as an emetic and was also commonly used to stop children biting their nails.
I was wondering does expending foam come in flavours? I have used it to stop rats and mice on several occasions, sometimes it has stopped them completely and at others the little sods have had dinner on me and eaten their way back in.
"They claim so it's not "manually" operated."
That indicates that either they are incredibly stupid or they think the rest of us are. How many people 'manually operate their alarm to wake themselves up? They don't! They set the alarm for the required time and the device does the rest. IIRC the thinking about the Brighton bomb in 1984 was planted at least weeks before and the timer was set. As you say, this is just theatre, albeit at an absurdly low level of credibility.
I have just gotten back into my hotmail account here in Spain on my w7 laptop, the odd thing is my account was still open and functioning on my android phone, since outlook/hotmail went cloudy the service has turned to a steaming heap of dung.
It is slow, over complicated to sign in and the UI has degraded even further, the last time being when hotmail was dumped in favour of the outlook flavour. I keep it going because it is easier than trying to migrate all of my contacts to something else, maybe I should rethink.
The video blarb mentioned ' in 7-10 years you could see this happening'
Even IF the physical technology became useable this still wouldn't work, filling the airspace above cities with hundreds of flying twizzies would need an AI air control system that is certainly not going to be sussed by then.
I strongly doubt that such a thing will be practicable for self driving cars in two dimensions this side of 2050 let alone a hybrid road/air transport system.
Also have concerns about security for an AI controlled transport system, if someone could dream up an 'Italian Job' hack in the '60s, I dread to think what damage a successful exploit could do to a city wide system in the future and governments are better at breaking systems than securing them .
Hookers (Putas) are a part of Spanish culture, there are Clubs de Noche all over, or, if you like to put 'Putas+your locale' into the search engine on your phone you will get a list of local girls, the services they offer plus photos. Many of them will visit youin your hotel/house/car or you can go to them, I am reliably told that they are more interesting than a sack of spuds.
A club (brothel) visit is likely to cost more than €80 as they will stiff you on the drinks but via the phone my single/frustrated mates at work tell me €50-€70/ hr is average, if I were not happily married and was feeling the need I think I would prefer the real thing to a disinfected lump of rubber.
YMMV
I personally don't like cyclonic, bag free vacuum cleaners, I don't think cyclonic effects really work well at less than about wheely bin sized receptacle vacs with a small diesel engine to run it.
However, Dyson has successfully spawned a growing market segment in vac's that others are only too happy to copy, not to mention all the other items on his books and he certainly knows how to sell. I also like his ideas about bringing back training instead of relying on University and college taught technicians who may have not been taught to engineer the way his company needs them to.
Considering he has 2.5 billion reasons to think he knows what he is talking about with his new campus, he probably does, I wish him luck and hope he makes the old base into a world leading Technology centre.
I think what the first judge failed to recognise was that the fuzz had observed him going to Islamic extremist fundraising events in addition to making threats on YouTube so my impression is that they were trying to nip a potential terrorist in the bud.
I find a lot of police prosecutions are ill thought out and often flawed because they go for easy prosecutions for easy wins to keep the numbers up but with this one, the kid seems to have been getting sufficiently hot under the collar to need a figurative bucket of water throwing over him tocool him down.
If somebody makes death threats against you, it is best to take them seriously until you know better or have removed the threat.
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