Cluesforum—Exposing Mass Deception

"False flags and Black Ops
Tavistock manufactured shocks
Something's gone horribly wrong
Hot flushes for the Neo-con
A population
In deep denial
...
No one believes
In nine-eleven
Steel frame buildings
Don't fall in seconds


full link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A4wdbibV3IM

Simon, I'm just now listening to the reissue of Save The Swines, and reading the reviews of it you posted 15 months ago. Did anyone else notice the review by Bussolino included the word 'barycenter', a word I had never seen before you included it as an important descriptor in the Tychos, and is not ...

Forgive me if this is common knowledge but I was researching the bias of Wikipedia and came upon this site. www.conservapedia.com I have no idea if you have come across it but wanted to share it anyway. I've done a few searches on contentious issues and they seem very reasonable. It is very 'Americ...

The very act of running for office can be construed as an attempt to coerce others, a violation of their fundamental right to self-ownership and freedom from violence. In that light, even the 'best' politicians are thugs.

Or so someone said.

Lucretia is one of my all-time faves. And what a great album Floodland is.

On a scale of 1-10, the song is about a 19.

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Tue Nov 26, 2019 12:04 pm

Anyone identify this location?

Beautiful picture of the Temple of Poseidon at Sounion, Greece, Simon. Made my day.

What are those 3 images? I can't see them clearly on my screen.

I've recently talked with a civil engineer who said that there's no better building material than natural stone, except for the difficulty in handling. In fact, concrete has only been practically used since some 150 yrs, when the technique of reinforcing with steel beams was introduced. Still, ther...

Miss Cho, a 15-year-old high school student and Red Guard leader, exhorts her fellow students during a rally held in Beijing's Tiananmen Square in 1966. https://media.npr.org/assets/img/2014/01/23/RedGuard-1-7a770ee8377f59ab6fea6c0d650d333dc4745fb4-s800-c85.jpg Hmm, mighty nice set of pretty, well-...

I agree the BC/AD calendar system makes little sense in this context. In any case, there is a so-called historical period for which we have an abundance of written records, making it pretty easy to date events, but it doesn´t go back very far. I have mentioned the existence of 'time barriers' a cou...

'Lost' tapes of first moonwalk to be sold, former NASA intern may make millions A former intern at NASA may become a millionaire when he sells three metal reels that contain original videotape recordings of man’s first steps on the moon. The online auction for the three reels will go live July 20 a...

Peter » July 1st, 2019, 11:50 am wrote:Pleased to see overwhelming anti-vax here.

That might be the case for the comments in this thread, but those commenters comprise only the tiniest percentage of all readers, so please don't conclude this is an anti-vax forum. It isn't.

What struck me was the Fact that this story was, “apparently” aired in 2003 so is not a “new phenomenon” that people may throw at 9/11 naysayers. Also, some of the people references who had @strange” things happen to them ie Martha Stewart (prison for insider trading late 2001), Lizzie Grubman (did...

Judge rules against Sandy Hook denier from Dane County; trial for damages is next step James Fetzer, of Oregon, and Mike Palecek, of Saginaw, Michigan, edited the 2016 edition of the book “Nobody Died at Sandy Hook,” which alleges Leonard Pozner circulated a fraudulent copy of his son Noah Pozner’s...

Every time his wife showed up at a function with a new outrageously expensive jewelry set all the ladies figured he’d gotten caught “screwing up” again. His predatory “indiscretions” have been common knowledge to people “in the know” for decades. What's up with all those quote marks? Idioms and col...