Reply With QuoteYes we should, they appear to be in most of the key positions in local government.Originally Posted by eublues
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Cllr Stephen Allison (UKIP): "They" are everywhere
"Listening to the radio this morning I heard Barack Obama giving a speech about the Super Tuesday Results.
At the end he urged all Americans to go forward together and to find a COMMON PURPOSE.
So they you are proves it that THEY really are everywhere!
Ask any conspiracy theorist and they will tell you that over the last few years the UK has been systematically infiltrated by a criminal conspiracy operating under the innocuous-sounding name of Common Purpose. This organisation describes itself as a charity and says it has no hidden agenda, but to many conspiracy theorists it is clearly nothing other than a treasonous agency of the Jewish Illuminati. It operates under a highly secret code of practice which includes the Chatham House Rule of conspiratorial silence in pursuit of its deviant psychopolitical agenda.
According to those who KNOW THE TRUTH, Common Purpose’s main objective is to form a secret network of leaders at every significant level of UK society, thus filling in the gaps not covered by freemasonry. High-pressure techniques designed in the Tavistock Institute are used to brainwash potential "graduates" in radical socialist theories, Europhilia, and "diversity" (a cover for brain-dead uniformity!). The course attendees will thus be indoctrinated automatically to discriminate against anyone considered obstructive to the interests of the newly emerging post-democratic EuroSoviet.
So there you are…..the Truth is out there……"
Yes we should, they appear to be in most of the key positions in local government.
How can they be recognised,what should be looked for when observing them?
According to one of the speakers at last year's conspiracy.con they are alien lizards. Pretty obvious really.
Actually, re-reading it I think (hope) Steve Allison is being ironic.
See this link:
Conspiracy Con 7 Event
If you don't think that people who talk on the reptilian agenda are barking then you are seriously in need of locking up.
Oh dear.
In answer to Hartlepool, you can easily tell believers in the common purpose myth by the following indicators:
They wear cardigans, normally badly knitted ones
They were not allowed to join the other kids smoking behind the bikesheds at school
Their eyes rotate within their sockets
They normally wear jackets with convenient buckles on the end of the sleeves to assist in restraint during full moons
Their correspondence is written in green crayon
They will normally follow on from common purpose with tales of NWO, Bilderbergers, etc etc
Oh, and by the way, isn't it lucky that the Bilderberg group first met in the hotel Bilderberg and not the HOliday Inn? I mean, 'Holiday-Inners' hardly has the same sinister ring to it, does it?
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Mark
[QUOTE=Aardvark;469123]Actually, re-reading it I think (hope) Steve Allison is being ironic.
I hope you are right. I would have serious concerns if a senior UKIP official believed in the nonsense people like Noakes and Gerrish espouse. If it is irony I think he needs to be a bit more careful in future with his remarks, because he has missed the mark with this one.
WE can joke about these things but certainly there are far too many similarities between the UK and the USA these days for comfort ... I've been spending a lot of time on a site predominantly American, and they complain about exactly the same things we do.... and some talk also about the NAU.
...and politicians on both sides of the pond are saying the same things.
It is sickening
My New BLOG ...Good luck Mr McSmorsky
I don't know about "common purpose" but anyone who denies there is a push for a "NWO" has their eyes swiveling around themselves.
Enough world "leaders" have called for it in public now, that the message should be getting through by now.
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Yes, it helps when your hotel has an interesting name like "Lechlade" :-)
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