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[quote=ranter;474711]Fair play - I do admire people who can admit it.

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youcanhandlethetruth

Can you be more specific Steve ? No pressure....

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HighlandFP

Are the 3 main political parties batting for the same team ?

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Roland

I don't think they're all batting for the same team. I've sat and watched around 18 hours of the EU debate and kind of get the impression that most of the tories
(not all) more like being in the EU more from a strategic point of view.

As for the Rothchilds I have no doubt they have more power over world events than any one else.

Roland

You say please state.

Democracy was designed to take power from the super rich and give it to the people. But at the end of the day money talks and us the peasants walk.

On that note I'd say conservatives work for their own interests. I can live with that.

Labour work for multi national companies that use and manipulate them. As long as they can present a case that they're doing it for global warming, ending child poverty, or helping the developing world or some do gooder BS then labour will give them what ever they want.

youcanhandlethetruth

Anyone heard of the Bilderberg group ?

A (not so now) secret organization that meet in private to determine the world policy.

Doesn't sound very democratic or accountable does it ?

Look at this list of attendees from Ottowa Canada in 2006...

PRISONPLANET EXCLUSIVE: Full List of Bilderberg Attendees

Some Rt Hon. British politicians attended
Ed Balls, Kenneth Clarke, George Osbourne.

Just by reading the list you get an idea how far and wide it stretches...

You still sure the Tories are looking after themselves Roland ?

And what about Brown ?
Brown Answers Bilderberg Question

This article details a lot of the policies that may have come out of Bilderberg:
Wolfowitz To Attend 2007 Istanbul Bilderberg Meeting

Just one interesting quote to chew over:

In his excellent article, Global warming hysteria serves as excuse for world government, Daniel Taylor outlines how the exploitation of the natural phenomenon of "global warming" was a pet project of the Club of Rome and the CFR.

""In a report titled "The First Global Revolution" (1991) published by the Club of Rome, a globalist think tank, we find the following statement: "In searching for a new enemy to unite us, we came up with the idea that pollution, the threat of global warming, water shortages, famine and the like would fit the bill.... All these dangers are caused by human intervention... The real enemy, then, is humanity itself."

Globalists Love Global Warming

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Frith

Agree with this view. I've seen it happen elsewhere, so it's a human weakness and can cause devastating results, but no one cares once they have got on board the gravy express.

The cash flow comes from the true social engineers and these can be anywhere, but you will recognise them by their sponsorship.

The present debacle in Formula One racing is a micro-example of what happens in politics. Today big business, politics and the people's support are tied together the way kings, churchmen and the peasants were not so long ago. Big sponsors (aristocrats, kings, corporations and celebs) fund the will of social engineers (priests, politicians, ideologues) and use the ordinary people's craving for bread and circuses to get the job done.

Formula One racing has consistently punted the number two driver in the World Championship for an entire year and the face and fortune of the winner and legitimate champion is nowhere to be seen. Magazine and newspaper coverage, news coverage and celeb gigs all feature number two. He was planned to be number one and despite a host of shenanigans things did not pan out. But the show must go on, so now, amidst resignations, broken relationships, ruined lives and sheer skulduggery, the apple is beginning to rot in splendour.

At the centre is the worm. He who almost certainly one way or another got the Formula One piper to create a politically correct winner at the cost of fair play also sponsors a political party to the tune of millions. And always has done. This time a tune was called by the paymaster and the piper couldn't quite play it, so things are going belly up. That doesn't make the real champion feel any better necessarily, not does it help the genuine ambition of number two. It simply means that both winners and losers live at the whim of social engineers. Cash is in there with a big bang, but it has various roles to play. Power, I agree, is the main prize, and that is so whoever has called the tune and paid handsomely for the right to do so, will eventually become able to make or break whomever and whatever he pleases whenever he wishes to do so and for whatever reason he decides is legitimate in his own game of high stakes and rewards.

Minions live or die by these tournaments, but the biggies will not fall unless they begin to undermine the people's trust. Then they run close to the edge of rebellion. It takes a long time and bread and circuses take up a lot of energy and mindspace among the gullible and the plain stupid, but once the peasants realise that the king is a fink and the champion is a pawn, they will tear down the arena and throw their rotten fruit at the once glorious tune callers.

It takes time, which is why so much goes to ruin while it happens, but even odious paymasters must realise eventually that the game is up, the guard dogs have chewed through their leashes and it's time to pack up their circus caravans and head for the next town where no one knows them. For a while, they will repeat their play. As they leave, new opportunists will be riding into town with new acts and more cash.

Because humans are so slow to comprehend real danger and so full of indoctrination and inculcated fear, courtesy of their managers and sponsors, they tend to get what they ask for and what they deserve. It's the innocent who have to suffer for it. The children, the underprivileged and the little boy who is always there to mention that the Emperor is naked.

Akria

They do what they think is best.

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Yes they do - what's best for them.

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youcanhandlethetruth

Interesting not one person who voted "No" has voted for "They do what is best for Britain/England." I wonder why ?

So presumably we all agree they are selfish and don't represent the people.

Akria's comment "They do what is best" is vague at best, but to be fair he's never been one to debate at length outside of his comfort zone.

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