9/11: A Conspiracy Theory

The official 9/11 story in under 5 minutes.....



In case you didn't know that 3 World Trade Center towers collapsed on that day (not two!) here's a 2 minute video to fill you in about WTC 7 too.....



The only 3 steel framed skyscapers ever to collapse without being part of a controlled demolition all collapsed in free fall into their own footprint on the same day on September 11th 2001. What are the chances of that???

Prince Harry is a murderer

prince harry's true domain

Prince Harry seems to have been welcomed home as a hero from his recent holiday in Afghanistan.  He returned with blasé comments about his killings, even comparing it to a computer game!
"Take a life to save a life, If there's people trying to do bad stuff to our guys, then we'll take them out of the game, I suppose."
Too right Harry!  If you see any moving dots on the ground from your £50 million heavily armoured helicopter then spray the area with bullets because being as you're in Afghanistan they are probably evil Taliban Islamic terrorists (don't forget to use the words Islamic and terrorist in the same sentence) 
“It’s a joy for me because I’m one of those people who loves playing PlayStation and Xbox, so with my thumbs I like to think I’m probably quite useful.” 
Yes this fruitless 10 year decimation of Afghanistan is just like a computer game, you're right actually Harry because there's a generic enemy that just keeps on coming, we are told that they are definitely evil and definitely a threat so keep on bashing those buttons!
Hold on though..... who are the Taliban?  Troops have had to withdraw from Iraq not because the job is done there but because there's no real excuse to still be there,  but with Afghanistan we still have the illusion of these dangerous Islamic fundamentalists who still pose a threat to the world despite the last 10 years.  I suspect though that the recent news reports in our media from Mali and Algeria which are guaranteed to contain the words 'Islamic, militants, terrorists, Taliban, insurgents' means the European and US military presence is now set to shift to North Africa.  The people there are poor but riches there happen to be many, Algeria has vast amounts of oil and gas hiding beneath the desert sands and in Mali there are significantly large amounts of gold to be had.  Also please note that Niger which borders with Algeria and Mali has one of the largest reserves of uranium in the world, so don't be surprised if Barack Obama mentions a Taliban threat in Niger sometime soon.  Actually David Cameron has already preceded that by saying that "the Sahara desert has turned into a haven for militant Islamists who are waging a jihad against the West".  Well best send the boys out there then Dave, the french are already there so best go and help them gain control against these naughty religious desert dwellers.
Going back to our blood thirsty prince, apart from his comments showing appalling disregard for human life, he is just part of the jigsaw that reinforces the ugly love of country stance that makes much of the country proud of their brave war heros and the sacrifices they are making for us in the fight against 'them'.  The enemy are 'them' because if they are just 'them' then their lives are relatively insignificant and them are lesser as people.  This bizarre promotion of the war hero theme is a purposeful distraction and a convenient change of angle to the dumb spoon fed public to mask them from knowing, noticing or caring about the disgraceful atrocities that result from these illegal wars.    For example, over one million Iraqis have died as result of the war on terror and the country's electricity, water supply and transport infrastructure is in ruins but our governments and media are far more concerned if just one of our so called hero's is killed.  Iraq were better off with Sadam, he was far less evil.

charity begins at home?

Whilst walking through town today i was asked at a stall set up in the market centre to make a donation to help wounded British soldiers who served in Afghanistan, I declined and went about my business.  Whilst browsing the shelves of Wilkinsons I decided I would go back and pose a question.
me: Does any of this money go to help war wounded Afghans?
army fella: No, no, its for British soldiers.
me: Oh right, that's a shame
army fella: erm, er, why's that?
me: Well they need a lot more help than British soldiers do don't they?
army fella: No not at all, its for wounded soldiers who served for our country!!
me: Yes but they have the support of living in this country, the affected Afghan people need much more help!
The man got annoyed at this stage and started raising his voice, as I walked away he was shouting something about the good work of the British army.  maybe I'm causing trouble but then maybe I feel better for spontaneously expressing an alternative point of view.

 I'm definitely in favour of charity but only where its needed most.  Afghans and Iraqis have seen their communities, infrastructures and economies decimated and the aid they are given is nowhere near enough.  British soldiers may well have gone through hard times but will already get support from the army and have relative luxury to return home to, but due to our pompous love of country stance we only recognise what our guys have gone through and not what's been left behind.

Don't get me wrong I know its all well meaning and in good spirit but I was quite amused by the fella's look of bemusement, he really didn't understand my point of view and that's how I expect the mindset of the majority of this country would be.  ignorance is bliss.