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Comment by Anti Oligarch on January 21, 2010 at 3:14am

There are some good groups of people in the UK.


Brian Gerrish breaks it all down in a calm way.

Edge Media interview with Brian Gerrish

Edge Media interviews Brian Gerrish about the Illuminati sponsored fabian and marxist group, Common Purpose.

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No EU - Common Purpose New World Order Fifth Column Brian Gerrish


Brian Gerrish presentation in Bournemouth June 28 2008.
Brian presents more documentation about Common Purpose and the latest updates. Brian and his team have been especially courageous and patriotic in their efforts to save the independence of their nation... this being the Post Democratic Era where control of the country has been taken from the people. The longer covert groups are unseen...the longer it will be to undo what they have done. Common Purpose, a charity, is reportedly training and influencing 'Leaders' for the Post Democratic Era...Leaders that fill the space between The Government and the People. What are their goals and intentions? Are their goals in your best interest or the goals of the Post Democratic Era? (Disclaimer: Views and opinions presented here are for informational and educational purposes only and may not necessarily be those of the makers of this video).

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Comment by Russell S.Wyllie on January 20, 2010 at 7:13pm

It's even more like Sleepy Hollow in the U.K.- a place haunted by a mad headless horseman out for revenge 'cause someone nicked his brain.
Sounds like the Prime Minister doesn't it?
It's no wonder that Geoffrey Bloom of UKIP describes him as disfunctional...

Britain is asleep. Always has been. Where the hell is Britain's Alex Jones equivalant? George Galloway is usually 100% correct- and he's one of the few we have. Notice that none of our networks give him a television platform?

Britain has no written Constitution, not that I think anyone is aware of it. We're in a semi-dictatorship, with no Bill of Rights- no real Prime Minister (nobody voted for Brown), and
the U.S has been dictating war policy to us since Blair became poodle for the war machine...

People are more interested in getting drunk than learning about the World. Sometimes it feels like a handful of us are awake here in the U.K. That's why a Republic would be the change Britain needs, to awaken people to what a dictatorship Britain is- not just a reshuffle of the same old deck of politicians and hoping things will change.

It makes little difference though, we'll end up with either a headless horseman or a headless chicken as Prime Minister this Election 2010...

Comment by truth on January 20, 2010 at 5:27pm

'Find me some obviously sick children': What PM Tony Blair told aid...

Comment by InformedMindsAgainstNWO on January 19, 2010 at 4:34am

Yes, like the palastinian camps, you'll never see the full despicable story in the controlled media.

The sanctions killed unbelievable amounts of innocent Iraqi people. The oil for food scandal, child trafficing, torture, the list goes on and on.

People might not like him here in the west but Georgeous George Galloway says it best. People need to wake up to their own humanity, ignorance is not an excuse.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NpXn1SfGp6M&feature=related;

I'm British/Scottish and ashamed that even some in my own family won't see the west's blatant oppression. Alan Watt estimates that 86% of the populace lives in that little bubble of ignorance, and will actively fight to protect themselves from any other point of view other than the mainstream.

Come on the revolution!

Comment by Anti Oligarch on January 19, 2010 at 4:15am

On Saddam's weapons, don't forget that for more than ten years we blockaded Iraq with North and South East and West no fly zones, and controlled all imports / exports from their country, all because Saddam didn't go on his knees to kiss George Bush Senior's ass. So, W owed dady a favor for getting him in the White House.

This from the Times Online.co.uk
1991 The al-Rashid hotel in Baghdad installs a mosaic of US President George H. Bush on its floor after the Gulf War, forcing visitors to walk over his face.

This from the NYTimes.com
A United Nations ban on air flights to the country remains in effect, and visitors faces an arduous 16-hour drive from Jordan by bus or car. Most end up at Al Rashid Hotel, where the lobby's marble floor is still decorated with a tiled mosaic likeness of former President Bush emblazoned with the slogan ''George Bush, criminal.''

And finally this from the Telegraph.co.uk
Which other hotel would place a mural of the elder Bush on the floor of its lobby, forcing everyone to trample on the poor man's nose? The artist who created this masterpiece gave Mr Bush an expression of mild astonishment and added the slogan "Bush is Criminal" beneath his face.

Comment by InformedMindsAgainstNWO on January 19, 2010 at 1:00am

My Dad told me fairly young that WAR came down to two things.

1) Soft politicians/nobles/elite sitting back crowing over how wonderfully exciting war is while the chattle die.

2) Money, pound for pound TNT is worth more than gold.

The word assumption is awfuly like thought, and we all know what thought did... Besides, who gave Saddam those chemical/biological weapons? (rhetorical question, we ALL know politicians follow the funny hand shake brigade).

Saddam was exceptionally well armed, our governments knew this because they were looking at the receipts!

Comment by truth on January 18, 2010 at 8:11pm

Iraq Inquiry: Britain went to war on 'assumption' of Saddam Hussein...
18 Jan 2010

Britain went to war in Iraq on an 'assumption' that Saddam Hussein still possessed weapons of mass destruction, according to Jonathan Powell. Intelligence on Saddam's WMD was not the pivotal factor in Tony Blair's decision to go to war in Iraq, Mr Powell, the former chief of staff to Mr Blair, has told the Chilcot Inquiry. Mr Powell said there was a long-standing "assumption" that Saddam had WMD because of the fact that he had used them in the past.

Comment by truth on January 14, 2010 at 11:09am

'We will be there': Blair gave secret pledge to Bush on Iraq war, C...

Comment by Anti Oligarch on January 5, 2010 at 7:32pm

WIRRAL COUNCIL – Admits that Council Tax is Unlawful and Sets a Legal Precedent.

By: John Harris October 7th, 2009
This is taken from nocounciltax.com

OK – so now the cracks are really beginning to appear.
I am indebted to my good friend and fellow Freeman on the land, for allowing me to use his documentation for this:-
Let me fill you in on the background so you have the case history:-

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Comment by Anti Oligarch on January 5, 2010 at 7:17pm

NO CONTRACT - RETURN TO SENDER
By John Harris Dec 19 2009

Sometime ago I was talking to a friend in Milton Keynes who suggested to me that a process called NO CONTRACT- RETURN TO SENDER (NCRTS) could work regarding all paperwork sent through the post to us that we do not want to receive. I at that time was, as many are now, in the process of never ending letter typing, replying to this paperwork with notices of my own arguing the points of law and to be honest I have better things to do with my time. When Russ suggested this alternative it struck a chord with me for I am always looking for the simplest method to deal with any given situation. So about 10 months ago I started the process.

The first attempt was with a credit card company Capital One over a £200 demand they kept sending me. I had already sent them notices that did not seem to work, so started along the AFV route and sent them this twice. I then just started to return their mail with NCRTS across the address window. After a few months they just seemed to give up sending me paperwork and I have never heard another thing. To be honest I don’t know what method worked as I had no way of finding out and to be quite honest I didn’t care, it was just nice that they stopped writing to me. Around the same time I had the issue with the seatbelt down in Devon. Again I had sent the chief freemason, oops sorry the chief constable (thanks Jeremy) many notices again arguing the points of law, cancelling out at least three court appearances. I would not go to court as I did not want to accept their invitation to a place of business I had no interest in going to. They then informed me that they had found me guilty in my absence and the fine (contractual payment) had now risen from £30 to £250 and if I did not pay I would be imprisoned. I decided to use the NCRTS process and low and behold again I never heard another thing and to this day it remains the same.

After this I saw some merit in the process, as I could see that it must have worked as I am certainly not languishing in a prison cell, or should I say jail cell as prisons only seem to exist on ships. So I decided to try it again this time with Barclay card for a debt of around a £1000. I must let you know before I found this process works I had a lot of fun writing notices and receiving their responses, but to be honest though it gets boring after a while, but at the time it certainly was interesting. Every letter Barclay card sent me got sent back and again all I would do is NCRTS across the address window and send it back to them. After a few months the letters stopped with the accompanying phone calls and again I have never heard a thing from them.
Next was the tax office (HMRC) Continue

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