*Ant*
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There has been talk of the existence of some very high quality photographs from the military for some time.
Then of course, there are all of those mysterious cut-offs of video feeds from the ISS.
"This is what we've got. We don't know whose it is" is about all we can expect.
If you haven't already then it's worth watching the Witness Testimony playlist on Dr Steven Greer's Youtube channel. Some of them are old and some are dubious, but there are some very interesting ones.
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I'm eagerly awaiting this too. Although I doubt anything earth shattering will be released. I'm guessing it will just be the case of "ok we have seen things that can't be easily explained or replicated by us, but there is no evidence they are extraterrestrial in nature".
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JUST!
Paul, have you by any chance hooked a WW2 era U-boat wreck off the coast of Whitby and hauled up an Enigma machine and are typing your replies through that?
Then again, I think those folk at Bletchley Park would struggle to decipher half of this thread.
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I've been watching the Joe Rogan Eeperience podcasts lately, and he has some interesting guests. I know Alex Jones is THE crazy conspiracy theorist, but I remember listening to his theories after 9/11 and I thought he put forward questions that needed answers. But geez' 20yrs on and the guy has reached a whole new level, he's bat sh*t crazy, the guy has totally lost his mind!
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Just a quick question as everything seems fine over my neck of the woods.......Has the sh*t hit the fan yet?
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Frustrating as hell isn't it?
I've barely been able to walk for 12 months and getting anything progressed is achingly slow.
I can't even get steroid injections due to covid.
I finally got nerve conduction studies done yesterday and my GP is running tests for at least four possible cancers, which have so far come back negative.
May your test continue to come back negative too.
Frustrating it most certainly is Ken. I had a "Lung wash" a few weeks back that is used to detect cancerous cells. I still haven't had the results and the onocologist I spoke to on the phone in the same hospital didn't even know i'd had it done.
I'm feeling positive my outcome will be just fine, and I sincerely hope your's will be too fella.
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Ok phone call done. The doctor isn't sure if it's just a particularly nasty lung infection, but can't rule out that it is cancer. He said to phone him up straight away after my next CT scan on the 14th and he'll look at the results straight away and phone me back.
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The psychology of human behavior, denialism is a person's choice to denyreality as a way to avoid a psychologically uncomfortable truth. Denialism is an essentially irrational action that withholds the validation of a historical experience or event, when a person refuses to accept an empirically verifiable reality
So a bit like being in denial that the majority voted to leave the EU, and that we have actually left the EU and Brexit is done and dusted?
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Bugga, if it wasn't for brexit we would have won Eurovision!
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They've been spinning the lie that the existence of these gangs are some sort of far right conspiracy for so long that nothing will convince them otherwise.
Show them the data, and they will respond by saying that "most rapists are white", which is both true (as you would expect in an 87% white country) and a total deflection, because nobody is talking about "all rapists" - we are talking specifically about organised gangs of men who target and abuse girls in a specific way.
Those groups are overwhelmingly from a specific background, they do account for a very high proportion of such cases, despite being less than 2% of the population, and by their own admission, they are motivated to do what they do based on specific racial, religious and cultural characteristics of their victims, and the way that they perceive the worth of the girls involved as a result - the literal definition of a hate crime.
What's shocks me more than anything is that councillors, social workers, police, the CPS, MPs and even Home Secretaries and the current leader of the Labour Party sat on this and did nothing because they were afraid of being called silly names.
Those "people" should be flayed alive alongside the rapists!
I couldn't agree with you more Ken. Although one is not allowed to say such things in the society that has been moulded in a certain way.
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I'm not at all surprised to see that in Alum Rock/Saltly.
I actually used to travel there to shop on the Alum Rock Road, but it went down hill rapidly and while I've never had anything beyond dirty looks, I know a few people who have been threatened for being the "wrong" race/religion in what amounts to a no-go zone.
They have some interesting murals too. Some are anti-Israel/pro-Palestine and others are a bit more explicit.
I wonder if The Guardian reported on that story Ken. Of course the middle class and the luvvie lefties would insist such places don't exist. My overriding emotion is sadness and despair rather than anger.
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A new Home Office report admits grooming gangs are not a ‘Muslim problem'.
The study finds no credible evidence for a far-right stereotype that has spread widely in the media.
So that's okay then....
I'd expect nothing less from The Guardian.
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...........But will refrain from making judgements based on the names of the accused.
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Blimey thats real roller coaster stuff ,good news indeed ! Could it be TB? Its on the rise thanks to our foreign friends .
It's funny you mention TB Dave, it was mentioned whilst I was in the hospital, although don't think it went further than a mention.
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Bloody evil things the lot of them. They are always wound up ready to pounce, you never see one chilled out siting in their web with their legs crossed reading the sunday papers!
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Well what a rollercoaster few weeks i've had. For those that are interested i'll give a brief timeline starting with the A&E doctor telling me after seeing the CT scans that I had a 3cm cancerous lesion in my lower left lung that had spread nodules to my upper left lung and nodules to my upper right lung.
Fast forward a week to see an oncologist who confirms to me what the A&E doctor had told me, plus that the two glands between my lungs also looked cancerous and I had a lot of fluid around my lungs which was the cause of my shortness of breath. There and then he put in a tube through my back and between my ribs to get a sample of the fluid. He told me he expected the fluid would be full of cancer cells, and when I asked him if I had at least 6 months left he told me he couldn't confirm that for me.
Back home for two days and i'm getting more and more ill struggling to breath. Dawn phones an ambulance and they were here in a flash and were absolutely amazing. They monitored my vitals and gave me oxygen and stayed with me for over an hour. They advised me to go into hospital, but i'm a stubborn bugger and felt not too bad after the oxygen and a little morphine.
Next day and my wonderful mother has found her way up from the Isle of Wight to look after me bless her. But i'm heading down hill and another call to the ambulance and this time i'm not getting the choice and they are taking me straight in. That evening my mum and daughter were told that they didn't know if i'd make it through the night. I had a massive infection in my lungs and in my blood, my lung capacity was down to 20% and apparently my body was trying to fight this cancer.
Obviously I did make it through the night (although I don't mind saying it was by far the worst night of my life). I had another semi-permanent drain through my back into my lungs with which they drained 2 litres immediately and then another 1.1 litres over the next week. No wonder I was struggling to breath! And again the fluid was sent off for analysis with it being expected to be full of cancer cells.
This is where things get a bit messy and confusing. The next day the doctor comes to see me scratching his head and tells me there is absolutely no sign of cancer cells in the fluid. I ask him if I have lung cancer, to which he replies "I don't think you do as it should be showing in the fluid".
So after 13 days and 13 nights in hospital, pumped full of antibiotics, morphine and god knows what else i'm feeling lots better and am home. I had an endoscopy into my lungs on tuesday which I was dreading the results, but they told me there was no sign of cancer, not even anything that looked slightly suspicious enough to take a biopsy. The endoscope blasts a jet of water at the lining of ones lungs to dislodge some cells and then collects them for analysis, but they were confident there was no sign of cancer.
So what to make of it all? The first two doctors after seening the CT scans and x-rays told me I have lung cancer and that it has spread, not even confirming I have 6 months left to live. The third doctor tells me I don't have cancer, just an extremely nasty lung and blood infection, and just to throw it in there...a forth doctor just told me he doesn't know.
My family and myself have been through hell believing I had cancer and not long left, I even discussed with them that I wanted to die on my terms and by my hand rather than die in agony and with no dignity. So did I have cancer and by some miracle it has gone, do I still have cancer and it is evading the tests somehow, or did I never have cancer and the doctors who told me I did need an almighty ****ing???
All in all though I'm happy and relieved, and so is my family. I'd accepted the fact I had cancer and had not long left and was at peace with that, so it's like I have a 2nd chance, but i'm also angry, extremely angry, that my family, close ones and myself have had to go through the last month.
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Top news fella, cheered me up seeing you back.
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Thank you all. Just an update, I'm booked in for scans on monday afternoon, so should know more by monday evening. It's going to be a long weekend but fingers crossed.
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Pentagon UFO Report.
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