I have to say this is really silly. Conspiracy theories are fun because they could (mainly because of lack of actual evidence) be true. The government isn't some hulking monolith...the U.S. is one of the worst for leaks and I really doubt that all the 10-100's of thousands of employees of the government all are in on it.

Especially since not everyone is Catholic (The Vatican? the fuck are you talking about)

Britain was the LEAST involved in the crusades, which was as previously stated for land.
>>33

>>34

How about NYC as the capital of finance? If anyone paid attention to actual events anymore rather than the paranoid crap in the media they might notice that NYSE is expanding (bought Euronext) and was going for London too.

Come on people, lets get a higher standard of conspiracy and get along with UFO's, HAARP/future weapons and shit.

>>108

You're a stupidpants. You don't need all government employees to be in on it. The vast majority will have no clue, and will not need to. They will think and believe exactly as we' on the "outside" are meant to. Or do you think that anyone in any organization knows anything about what's really going on on top, except for the tiny handful up there?

And NYC being the capital or not (which it is losing btw) is irrelevant if the secret controllers are the UK. Which is the point.

And the whole britain-crusade thing...damn you're dumb.

In any case I actually don't necessarily believe this theory, or rather I believe that the UK itself is controlled, and if the argument is that the same entities are also in control of the US, then fine. But otherwise no.

look into the corporation of london. inner london (a square mile, i believe) is basically a territory controlled by a private company. think about that.

It's not one nation controlling another nation, it's way beyond that these days... the Fed, Bank of England and ALL central Banks are controlled by the BANK OF INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENTS. You find out who controls them, and you find out who's running the entire show.

http://www.bilderberg.org/bis.htm

>>33
but london is part of the uk and not a state...

>>102
I can see where you're coming from, but don't mock me. my explanation was neat because i have a good way of explaining things. have you ever tried to see someone else's point of view? i got yours, trust me, i got it. is mine not reasonable? once basic computers were invented, the leap from where we were in the 70's to where we are now is huge, but that's because of the popularity of it. if we got all of our advanced technology by basing it off of technology found at roswell in 1947, then 1. why did it take 30 years for the first computers to come out? and 2. their technology must have been mediocre at best. you'd think an otherwordly species with technology great enough to fly to our world would at least have the technology we have today, not something like an apple II computer in it's cockpit. I'm sorry, but if an alien came here and crash landed and died, his technology would have been way beyond where we are now, and that happened 60 years ago.

>Human "ingenuity" alone cannot explain the huge, almost unimaginable leap that modern computing (IC chips in particular) presents, compared with historical progress over millenia.

of course it can. look at the way the world has changed in the last couple of hundred years in terms of other technology, politics, communication etc. all before Roswell.

Sigh. First of all, we are in no position whatsoever to judge technology and beings that common sense dictates are so far ahead of us that it may as well be lab rats judging their captors. But, their technology likely WAS (and is) infinitely greater than ours...our progress and accomplishments would be based just on what we were able to glean from it. And thirdly...30 years, 60 years? You say them like they are actual spans of time when in historical and progress-of-humanity terms, they are blinks of an eye. Of course it would take that long to analyze and start building on what we learned from Roswell technology...you think it would just hop off a conveyor belt the next day? Even if it could (which it can't), the humans who took control would never be that stupid to drive such huge, wholesale changes so quickly.

And as for the "last couple of hundred years"...what exactly has been the big leap? In politics?! Communication (that isn't technology based)?! Those are nothing compared to the what we've experienced in technology. And not just ICs, but things like Kevlar, stealth planes, and others. People who brush aside the leaps of such technologies simply don't understand the underlying science enough to realize what impossible, miraculous jumps they are when compared against our immediately-previous knowledge and progress. It's like a big spike in the graph, and it occurs at Roswell.

the progress of human technology always looks like we are at the top of a big spike

>>105
I'm just giving pretty good support for the side that we did this on our own. Like i said previously, if someone can show me proof of all of this, be it aliens or whatever, i'll believe it. i currently don't have a say, and i don't really care. my computer will still be my computer. but what i don't like is when there is a debate of some sort and one side gets put in the shade. no one was doing a very good job at supporting it, so i did. i like your reasonings and your conclusions, and yea they are pretty believable. but i really don't know what happened, and neither do you, and neither do most people.

Ah, the good old Alien Illuminati Theory.

When your medication wears off, read this shit again and get a huge grip of yourself. We are monkeys with bigger intellect, pure and simple. Why do men have nipples and people have a coccyx and appendix which generally serve no purpose if we were engineered??

I never said we didn't come from an ape like creature. I'm saying that we were "helped" along in evolution and that if this hadn't been done to us then we would either be extinct or be something similar to what we now know as the bigfoot type homonids.

>>88
Fuck you for even thinking you know anything about anything. You (along with every other worthless piece of shit human monkey on this poisoned shitstain of a planet) are less than a molecule of a bacteria on a grain of sand in the infinite beach of reality. Don't for a minute think your pathetic ape brain can actually grasp the realities of life, especially when male nipples and appendixes form the basis for your logic. Motherfucking moron.

>>92
Thank you for that eloquent and insightful argument. You really are a fucking retard.

Well, if he wasn't dead before Heather Mills raped his bank account, assets, and real estate - he sure wishes he was now.

No, he isn't. Why would you think he's dead?

Hopefully some decent facts and not the bullshit about the Abbey Road picture.
Would there not have been some form of media exposure by now if some other guy was impersonating him for 40 years? Would this guy's family not wonder where their Paul McCartney looking, Bass Playing, Song writing, Liverpudlian son or husband was.
Think about things the odd time.

RFID

Did you open the phone book? Maybe it was hollowed out and had something in it.

>>53

A phone book provides good thermal mass. Once the phone book is chilled all the way down, it holds a lot of cold. So when you open the freezer to get something out, the cold air (that you paid to chill) all rushes out. Having the phone book in there not only takes up air space, but holds a lot of the cold.

You can also use those big plastic pop bottles when they're empty. Fill them 2/3 the way with water and when they freeze they'll be cold sinks just like the phone book.

It's a good way to save energy/money when your freezer is often half empty. Single people do it most because they don't have a whole family worth of food in the freezer.

maybe he works in telemarketing now and he does cold calls

There needs to be an award for most retarded post and this definitely needs nominated

that's the point of zeitgeist... not that it's some perfect tell-all, but a way to get people's heads out of their asses.

me, i've given up on that and started stockpiling guns. seriously.

UFOs.War in Iraq.

i first started learning when someone gave me a david icke book to read. not sure how much of his stuff is true and how much is just from him believing too much of what he's told, but either way it's a great way to jump into the deep end of unconventional thought.

I played GTA: Vice City and learned that there is no difference between the government and the mafia.

Or I started listening to Coast to Coast AM and was interested in aliens. I forget which.

OBAMA IS AN ANTICHRIST,just read Book of Revelation.

I did do something to receive the Nobel Prize. I have wasted more goverment money than any other administration ever has, I deserve it.

yeah because Bush didnt 'waste' any money at all, he didnt have any stimulus packages or spend 900 billion on a stupid war for no reason

Obama,you bitch!

those norfags said they awarded him the prize as a, quote, "vote of confidence" for what he *might* do

I adminned the last board, would it be possible admin this one too? I have no idea how I'd prove I was admin of the last one though.

>>3
email me your old pass and choose a username and i will verify its you and reinstate -- rob@anonib.com

>>4

Emailed. Thanks Rob.

lolira3p via aluminum foil?

Don't take this the wrong way friend, but this isn't /b/



i love you though.

People say that ignorance is bliss, but I just find the ignorant to be a pain in the ass.

even prison planet dosent believe this birther shit

Actually Obama is 7th man to have his citizen questioned for the presidency. Chester A. Arthur was the first (I think.) It said he was born in Canada. John McCain was not born in the United States (!), he was born in the Panama Canal Zone. The first time he ran for Senator in Arizona, it was used against him by the extreme right wing. Personally, I think that is why he never attacked Obama on that issue.