Universal Love TRTT Part 8: Random thoughts also sack Hinkley

[Janus]

9/11 conspiracy theories.. Trailblazing stuff

It’s not a conspiracy. It’s just facts.

There's nothing suss about taking out terrorist insurance on WTC when it was targeted already in the 90s...


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Terrorist insurance wasn’t the issue. Every public structure had it.

It was the fact that the policy was amended to ensure that it included the possibility of a plane strike.

 

[JimmyBeerCans]

I'm waiting for Dan Aykroyd to come up with a UFO angle on 9/11

 

[Janus]

I'm waiting for Dan Aykroyd to come up with a UFO angle on 9/11

It’s a common disinformation practice for people to take what are actual facts and then sprinkle them with just enough bullshit so the entire premise is contaminated.

It’s like David Icke. I can get behind his idea that the Saudi Arabian royal family is descendent of Sabbatean Frankists (who were Jews that converted to Islam/Christianity under false pretences but are heavily into Kabbalah and a warped view of the world in which doing the wrong thing is actually a good thing because it gives god an opportunity to express mercy and forgiveness)...because that’s actually a matter of historical record (google donmeh). It explains why the US can be allies with Israel and Saudi Arabia. It also explains why a lot of powerful people are into the worst kinds of shit. When it comes to actual research he’s excellent.

But then he’ll go and talk about shit like reptilian shapeshifters and the like...which leads me to believe that he’s doing it so that anyone who goes down that particular rabbit hole gets labeled crazy.

 

[edgie]

Ain't it cool how the world seems to be swinging back to conservatism, especially the shittest parts of it.


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[charcolechaddy]

The red hot chilli peppers never got close to blood sugar sex magic again.

What a fluke of a album.

 

[Kiss from a Rozee]

Who cares if 9/11 was an inside job. The US killed over a million Iraqis in the war there for no reason other than controlling oil, and lining the pockets of private weapons manufacturers.

Everyone in that administration should be tried for war crimes.

 

[NoddyHolder]

Ain't it cool how the world seems to be swinging back to conservatism, especially the s**ttest parts of it.


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The swing started in about 1980 and just keeps going and going

 

[Eddie Dingle]

The red hot chilli peppers never got close to blood sugar sex magic again.

What a fluke of a album.

**** knows they tried.

Just an awful band.

 

[edgie]

The swing started in about 1980 and just keeps going and going

So we basically had the 70s and uh... nope, just the 70s?


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[Janus]

So we basically had the 70s and uh... nope, just the 70s?


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It’s quite possible that the 1960s represented the last burst of the human being before it was extinguished.

 

[edgie]

It’s quite possible that the 1960s represented the last burst of the human being before it was extinguished.

The 60s started in very conservative fashion. Then people realised War is bad, segregation is wrong, and rock n roll got dirty.


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[JimmyBeerCans]

The red hot chilli peppers never got close to blood sugar sex magic again.

What a fluke of a album.

Nah the early stuff was great & Hillel Slovak (RIP) was a cool guitarist, BSSM was like their black album ie. watered down for the masses, Kiedis started believing he could sing etc. & unsurprisingly they've sucked ever since.

 

[Eddie Dingle]

Nah the early stuff was great & Hillel Slovak (RIP) was a cool guitarist, BSSM was like their black album ie. watered down for the masses, Kiedis started believing he could sing etc. & unsurprisingly they've sucked ever since.

Mothers Milk was the absolute high point of their career and I can’t even listen to that anymore

 

[JimmyBeerCans]

Mothers Milk was the absolute high point of their career and I can’t even listen to that anymore

They hit a generic sound all of their own & flogged it to death which yea is as tiresome as hell.

 

[Handsome_Jack]

Who cares if 9/11 was an inside job. The US killed over a million Iraqis in the war there for no reason other than controlling oil, and lining the pockets of private weapons manufacturers.

Everyone in that administration should be tried for war crimes.

Indeed add in Blair and the majority of the British government at the time to boot.

 

[raman]

Oh Jesus I take a look in here and it's 9/11 conspiracy bullshit, the lowest form of internet content, and that includes Brony discussion.

Back on track. For Eddie Dingle

 

[bomberclifford]

 

[Handsome_Jack]

It’s quite possible that the 1960s represented the last burst of the human being before it was extinguished.

...I mean we did just have 300,000 people turn up for marches across the country to strike for climate action. To borrow a phrase, the kids are alright.

 

[Grave Danger]

 

[Doctor Feel]

 

[Janus]

...I mean we did just have 300,000 people turn up for marches across the country to strike for climate action. To borrow a phrase, the kids are alright.

It's easy to protest when you're not sacrificing anything but time for one day out of the year. The people who protested against things like the war in Vietnam and burnt their draft cards were risking being arrested and jailed for doing so. Norman Morrison doused himself in kerosene and set himself alight, dying in protest against the US involvement in that conflict. People bombed buildings and did all sorts of insane shit to get their message heard.

It's when these kids are told by their parents that they can't afford to send them to university because the new climate change tax has made a massive dent in their savings and that they won't be buying them anymore smartphones or the other latest gadget etc because they are all made by factories in a country that produces most of the world's CO2 (China) that you'll see how much they actually care.

Don't tell me what you want. Show me what you're willing to sacrifice for it.

 

[dirty2]

Think we all need a sit around a camp fire with a good bottle of port and sing "you will never tear us apart..."

 

[Portology]

One of the odder places I’ve been to. Give it a few minutes of your hard earned holidays if you ever happen to be in Split. Oh and definitely have a drink before and after


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[Handsome_Jack]

It's easy to protest when you're not sacrificing anything but time for one day out of the year. The people who protested against things like the war in Vietnam and burnt their draft cards were risking being arrested and jailed for doing so. Norman Morrison doused himself in kerosene and set himself alight, dying in protest against the US involvement in that conflict. People bombed buildings and did all sorts of insane s**t to get their message heard.

It's when these kids are told by their parents that they can't afford to send them to university because the new climate change tax has made a massive dent in their savings and that they won't be buying them anymore smartphones or the other latest gadget etc because they are all made by factories in a country that produces most of the world's CO2 (China) that you'll see how much they actually care.

Don't tell me what you want. Show me what you're willing to sacrifice for it.

Ok I was attempting to be diplomatic in my response whilst sticking up for my generation and the youth following on but its the kids of the 60's once they ascended to the halls of power that have landed us in a situation where the planet is dying.

The gap between rich and poor is widening and the cost of living has shot through the roof not commensurate to anything like an equivalent rise in wages or government support and yet somehow its us who get tarred with the entitled brush.

How about the fact that these hypothetical parents didnt have to even pay to attend university? That while your oh so derisively spat 'smart phones and the latest gadgets' are a thing the dream of owning your own home and maybe even being able to invest in property to set yourself up down the track is quickly becoming just that, a dream.

Also check your facts, the biggest emitters per capita are Saudi, The United States, us and Canada, China doesn't come close....you are going to top pretty much every gross list when your population is in the multiple billions.

The legacy of the sixties is a bunch of mostly white, middle class hippies having a great time fighting the power and then rapidly selling out the second they got the chance and landing the rest of us in a situation where we could very well be in the final days of our planet's existence as we know it just so a privileged few could line their pockets.

Also its not one day out of the year, the last Extinction Rebellion event was earlier in the week and the next one is on Monday, drop by parliament house one day and see the kids who are routinely there showing they care doing their course work on the steps while trying to bring attention to the crisis of our age and tell me they dont ACTUALLY care....Sure it's not self immolation but if that is your bar its a pretty damn high one.

it's pretty easy to bum around smoking weed and tripping on acid protesting and high mindedly debating the imperialist aspirations of your own nation in a country a million miles away where Vietnamese people are actually paying the cost when compared to what could very literally be the end of the world.

But hey its sacrifice that you want, how about all of the majority black activists in the States who have been assassinated for protesting the police brutality and systemic racism endemic to every major planet around the globe, do a little digging and you'll find a laundry list of young people who have died and given everything for their belief in justice and the rights of all people around the world.

There is no saying this generation wont sell out but ultimately that's what happened to the counter culture of the 60's by in large so to say that was the last generation with any humanity and in the next breath call out today's kids trying to affect change on the key issue of our time is pretty cooked.

Also Bubbles91 can you at least consolidate all of your garbage posts into one? I'd like to be able to skip over your drivel a lot quicker, cheers.

 

[Janus]

Ok I was attempting to be diplomatic in my response whilst sticking up for my generation and the youth following on but its the kids of the 60's once they ascended to the halls of power that have landed us in a situation where the planet is dying.

The gap between rich and poor is widening and the cost of living has shot through the roof not commensurate to anything like an equivalent rise in wages or government support and yet somehow its us who get tarred with the entitled brush.

How about the fact that these hypothetical parents didnt have to even pay to attend university? That while your oh so derisively spat 'smart phones and the latest gadgets' are a thing the dream of owning your own home and maybe even being able to invest in property to set yourself up down the track is quickly becoming just that, a dream.

Also check your facts, the biggest emitters per capita are Saudi, The United States, us and Canada, China doesn't come close....you are going to top pretty much every gross list when your population is in the multiple billions.

The legacy of the sixties is a bunch of mostly white, middle class hippies having a great time fighting the power and then rapidly selling out the second they got the chance and landing the rest of us in a situation where we could very well be in the final days of our planet's existence as we know it just so a privileged few could line their pockets.

Also its not one day out of the year, the last Extinction Rebellion event was earlier in the week and the next one is on Monday, drop by parliament house one day and see the kids who are routinely there showing they care doing their course work on the steps while trying to bring attention to the crisis of our age and tell me they dont ACTUALLY care....Sure it's not self immolation but if that is your bar its a pretty damn high one.

it's pretty easy to bum around smoking weed and tripping on acid protesting and high mindedly debating the imperialist aspirations of your own nation in a country a million miles away where Vietnamese people are actually paying the cost when compared to what could very literally be the end of the world.

But hey its sacrifice that you want, how about all of the majority black activists in the States who have been assassinated for protesting the police brutality and systemic racism endemic to every major planet around the globe, do a little digging and you'll find a laundry list of young people who have died and given everything for their belief in justice and the rights of all people around the world.

There is no saying this generation wont sell out but ultimately that's what happened to the counter culture of the 60's by in large so to say that was the last generation with any humanity and in the next breath call out today's kids trying to affect change on the key issue of our time is pretty cooked.

Also Bubbles91 can you at least consolidate all of your garbage posts into one? I'd like to be able to skip over your drivel a lot quicker, cheers.

Everyone sells out their ideology when it’s their turn to sit in the big chair. It comes from the severing of connection to the universal consciousness, which is the concept that you can love others and the planet without reward.

It’s all motivated by self-service and ego. That’s why nothing will ever change, because in order for that to happen it needs to be about self-sacrifice and ego death.