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    Re: Would Labour Risk Reversing The Rwandan Solution

    Concerning Rwanda 1994, 'conspiracy theories' abound that that genocide was a CIA experiment codenamed Operation Crimson Mist where they used two planes equipped with microwave weapons to change the mood of angry protaganists on the ground.

    Here's a two-minute video of a 1995 presentation predicting a future of similarly mind-controlled Zombies as happened there a year earlier. MAGNETIC VACCINES OPERATION CRIMSON MIST MASSACRE https://www.bitchute.com/video/5VFiLz6s9RJQ/

    This article goes into greater detail - Operation Crimson Mist, Electronic Slaughter in Rwanda https://educate-yourself.org/cn/amer...d29may03.shtml

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    Quote Originally Posted by Organ Morgan. View Post
    Concerning Rwanda 1994, 'conspiracy theories' abound that that genocide was a CIA experiment codenamed Operation Crimson Mist where they used two planes equipped with microwave weapons to change the mood of angry protaganists on the ground.

    Here's a two-minute video of a 1995 presentation predicting a future of similarly mind-controlled Zombies as happened there a year earlier. MAGNETIC VACCINES OPERATION CRIMSON MIST MASSACRE https://www.bitchute.com/video/5VFiLz6s9RJQ/

    This article goes into greater detail - Operation Crimson Mist, Electronic Slaughter in Rwanda https://educate-yourself.org/cn/amer...d29may03.shtml
    I've read this and its just total nonsense - a pure work of fiction, zero evidence for it and the odd military detail thrown in to make it seem credible when really it is anything but.

    This is one of the most laughable things you've ever posted on here.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rjk View Post
    I've read this and its just total nonsense - a pure work of fiction, zero evidence for it and the odd military detail thrown in to make it seem credible when really it is anything but.

    This is one of the most laughable things you've ever posted on here.
    Has to be in his top 500, surely?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rjk View Post
    I've read this and its just total nonsense - a pure work of fiction, zero evidence for it and the odd military detail thrown in to make it seem credible when really it is anything but.

    This is one of the most laughable things you've ever posted on here.
    The fella who gave the talk mentioned liquid crystals were to be used to penetrate the blood brain barrier to act as a kind of antenna. Things have moved on to graphene oxide nanotechnology. Obviously, it is linked to 5g and the non-vaccines which are the delivery system.

    Harvard professor of chemistry Charles Lieber has been up to his tits in developing that technology. Of course, he's heavily linked to familar faces... the Gates Foundation, WEF, Wuhan, etc.

    He must have somehow cheesed-off one or more big hitters.

    Harvard University Professor Convicted of Making False Statements and Tax Offenses - https://www.justice.gov/usao-ma/pr/h...d-tax-offenses

    Charles Lieber: Harvard professor guilty of hiding ties to Chinese programme - https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-59723343

    This Harvard magazine article from 2011 may raise eyebrows among those who believe this nanotechnology is sci-fi, pie-in-the-sky nonsense. https://www.harvardmagazine.com/2011...ed-transistors

    On another note I recall it was you who questioned my assertion about a 2006 gathering of world leaders who wore pantomime outfits. I think you said it was an innocent tradition. What you failed to notice was the symbols on their dress.

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    Re: Would Labour Risk Reversing The Rwandan Solution

    Quote Originally Posted by Organ Morgan. View Post
    The fella who gave the talk mentioned liquid crystals were to be used to penetrate the blood brain barrier to act as a kind of antenna. Things have moved on to graphene oxide nanotechnology. Obviously, it is linked to 5g and the non-vaccines which are the delivery system.

    Harvard professor of chemistry Charles Lieber has been up to his tits in developing that technology. Of course, he's heavily linked to familar faces... the Gates Foundation, WEF, Wuhan, etc.

    He must have somehow cheesed-off one or more big hitters.

    Harvard University Professor Convicted of Making False Statements and Tax Offenses - https://www.justice.gov/usao-ma/pr/h...d-tax-offenses

    Charles Lieber: Harvard professor guilty of hiding ties to Chinese programme - https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-59723343

    This Harvard magazine article from 2011 may raise eyebrows among those who believe this nanotechnology is sci-fi, pie-in-the-sky nonsense. https://www.harvardmagazine.com/2011...ed-transistors

    On another note I recall it was you who questioned my assertion about a 2006 gathering of world leaders who wore pantomime outfits. I think you said it was an innocent tradition. What you failed to notice was the symbols on their dress.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jon1959 View Post
    You can plonk your neck in the sand all you want, but Doom cometh faster than you think.

    Because Yuval "free will, that's over" Harari, Schwab's advisor, is anything but coy whenever a TV camera is aimed at him.

    Putin, another chum of Schwab's and a fellow WEF alumnus, spent the two years before Russia's Ukraine invasion busily masking and vaxxing his population just as every other corrupt globalist puppet did. I have no doubt he will continue to do precisely what his handlers instruct him to.

    That could be to prolong the stalemate that drags on there to be used as the pretext for an economic calamity that will wipe out the purchasing power of people's income and savings and/or to instigate a scripted nuclear exchange.

    Whatever is directly ahead, by design, will result in chaos on an epic scale.

    I hear the lyrics of Creedence Clearwater Revival's Bad Moon Rising becoming louder with each passing day. Listen to them here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5BmEGm-mraE

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    Quote Originally Posted by Organ Morgan. View Post
    The fella who gave the talk mentioned liquid crystals were to be used to penetrate the blood brain barrier to act as a kind of antenna. Things have moved on to graphene oxide nanotechnology. Obviously, it is linked to 5g and the non-vaccines which are the delivery system.

    Harvard professor of chemistry Charles Lieber has been up to his tits in developing that technology. Of course, he's heavily linked to familar faces... the Gates Foundation, WEF, Wuhan, etc.

    He must have somehow cheesed-off one or more big hitters.

    Harvard University Professor Convicted of Making False Statements and Tax Offenses - https://www.justice.gov/usao-ma/pr/h...d-tax-offenses

    Charles Lieber: Harvard professor guilty of hiding ties to Chinese programme - https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-59723343

    This Harvard magazine article from 2011 may raise eyebrows among those who believe this nanotechnology is sci-fi, pie-in-the-sky nonsense. https://www.harvardmagazine.com/2011...ed-transistors

    On another note I recall it was you who questioned my assertion about a 2006 gathering of world leaders who wore pantomime outfits. I think you said it was an innocent tradition. What you failed to notice was the symbols on their dress.
    more speculative nonsense.

    do you have any evidence to back up your claims that the us government used mind control to turn Rwandans into mindless killing machines?
    a single scrap of evidence?

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    Quote Originally Posted by life on mars View Post
    Well done the navy and home office for saving those unnecessary journeys and death , its would not be needed if our European partners cared more about their plight rather than watch it happen from their shore line , there was a great recent piece in the guardian where the correspondent was struck on the different attitude shown to white refugees of Ukrainians placed in French hotels and those of a dark skin in the awful Calais like camps , that are frequently stormed by riot police and torn down . There is no welcome in them French hillsides
    How are the single men treated?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tito Fuente View Post
    How are the single men treated?
    they are no longer at risk or drowning and having to give there many thousands of pounds to some other smuggling gang to go elsewhere and like it not the majority of refugees are single young men not families and many are not from war torn countries and we have a duty to protect our own people and get proof they are genuine asylum seekers not criminals using these routes as an opportunity to exploit a weak border process all the do is damage the cause of the genuine asylum seekers , if you wish to have a porous border thats your choice not mine or many others views , UK record on migration and mix of ethnicity is a proud one more so than many other countries .

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    Quote Originally Posted by JamesWales View Post
    I think the most vulnerable refugees probably should be prioritised to be honest, as opposed to those with the health and wealth to get to Calais and pay for it. I'd say that is us facilitating a system that is not doing what it is designed to do.

    I'm not an expert on international law in these matters, but if they tolerate what is currently happening, I would say they aren't fit for purpose.

    By the way, it is now reportedly day number 7 with no boat crossings. Something is definitely happening..
    If you think that the governments plan here is to replace those unworthy migrants with the more worthy ones then I have a bridge to sell you.

    Well, international law is simple, you can't discriminate based on the method of entry. Have you read the published policy doc as it implies we will definitely be breaking that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by life on mars View Post
    they are no longer at risk or drowning and having to give there many thousands of pounds to some other smuggling gang to go elsewhere and like it not the majority of refugees are single young men not families and many are not from war torn countries and we have a duty to protect our own people and get proof they are genuine asylum seekers not criminals using these routes as an opportunity to exploit a weak border process all the do is damage the cause of the genuine asylum seekers , if you wish to have a porous border thats your choice not mine or many others views , UK record on migration and mix of ethnicity is a proud one more so than many other countries .
    That's a longer sentence than Charles Bronson got.

    The worst part was getting to the end and realising you were still not going to respond to the question I asked and just typed whatever you thought sounded clever or powerful.

    It was neither.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tito Fuente View Post
    That's a longer sentence than Charles Bronson got.

    The worst part was getting to the end and realising you were still not going to respond to the question I asked and just typed whatever you thought sounded clever or powerful.

    It was neither.
    All I can say it that the asylum system is dreadful.
    No one has an answer to it .
    We cant just carry ignoring the fact .
    The majority of asylum seekers are young single males .
    Some are criminal .
    Some have access to thousands of pounds who they hand to evil criminal gangs , where does that come from if they are refugees.
    Why have a system that funds criminality and human traffic
    Some are not criminals .
    Not all refuges are from war torn countries or countries they are from countries the West feels they are safe to live in .
    Why dont they apply officially as asylum seekers .
    Why not have that process take place in a safe country IE the first border they reach ?
    Why do they have op cross so many safe borders in Europe ,as one French politician in Calais once said stated do we make it too easy and favourable ?
    Do border force apply the instructions of the Home Office ?
    Genuine asylum seekers / migrants can they enter .

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    Quote Originally Posted by life on mars View Post
    All I can say it that the asylum system is dreadful.
    No one has an answer to it .
    We cant just carry ignoring the fact .
    The majority of asylum seekers are young single males .
    Some are criminal .
    Some have access to thousands of pounds who they hand to evil criminal gangs , where does that come from if they are refugees.
    Why have a system that funds criminality and human traffic
    Some are not criminals .
    Not all refuges are from war torn countries or countries they are from countries the West feels they are safe to live in .
    Why dont they apply officially as asylum seekers .
    Why not have that process take place in a safe country IE the first border they reach ?
    Why do they have op cross so many safe borders in Europe ,as one French politician in Calais once said stated do we make it too easy and favourable ?
    Do border force apply the instructions of the Home Office ?
    Genuine asylum seekers / migrants can they enter .
    Congratulations, that's the dumbest piece of writing that's ever been written in the English language.

    Do you actually know what a refugee is?

    https://www.unhcr.org/uk/what-is-a-refugee.html

    Asylum seekers who arrive by boat still have to apply when they arrive and have their applications processed. If they are granted asylum then obviously the Home Office believe they are genuine and are in need of safe asylum.

    Known criminal records will be taken into account as part of their application.

    I have to say, your bias and lack of knowledge of the situation is showing remarkably well here and the usual tropes and stereotypes have been trotted out. It could have been lifted from a Daily Mail comments section.

    You don wan the darkie criminil forriners comin ere an takin yor jobs an wimmin. We get it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tito Fuente View Post
    Congratulations, that's the dumbest piece of writing that's ever been written in the English language.

    Do you actually know what a refugee is?

    https://www.unhcr.org/uk/what-is-a-refugee.html

    Asylum seekers who arrive by boat still have to apply when they arrive and have their applications processed. If they are granted asylum then obviously the Home Office believe they are genuine and are in need of safe asylum.

    Known criminal records will be taken into account as part of their application.

    I have to say, your bias and lack of knowledge of the situation is showing remarkably well here and the usual tropes and stereotypes have been trotted out. It could have been lifted from a Daily Mail comments section.

    You don wan the darkie criminil forriners comin ere an takin yor jobs an wimmin. We get it.
    Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

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    Quote Originally Posted by life on mars View Post
    Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
    Your best post so far.

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    https://amp.theguardian.com/uk-news/...-france-survey

    'On Sunday, more than 200 people crossed the Channel in small boats after an 11-day pause due to poor weather, although the government claimed the absence of these crossings was evidence that its Rwanda plan was already having a deterrent effect. The most recent crossings, prior to Sunday’s resumption of small-boat activity on the Channel, was on 19 April, when 263 people crossed in seven boats.'

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    It's several pages back in this thread when I linked to videos of Nigel Farage on a boat in the Channel exposing the French and British working together to shuttle immigrants to British shores. It couldn't happen without an agreement at the highest level. Today they are still pretending otherwise. The elbowing of them to Rwanda is merely some red meat for those who still don't realise the UK government want them here.

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    I linked to two pieces. Do you want me to do all the digging for you?

    Incidentally, Putin, Bush and co in that pic were plastered with Masonic symbols. Yes, all members of the same club.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Organ Morgan. View Post
    I linked to two pieces. Do you want me to do all the digging for you?

    Incidentally, Putin, Bush and co in that pic were plastered with Masonic symbols. Yes, all members of the same club.
    https://checkyourfact.com/2021/09/16...lodge-meeting/

    Do you want me to do all the digging for you?

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    The Vietnamese Square and Compass............or Lotus Flower as it's better known!

    https://www.alamy.com/a-traditional-...ip%3d0%26pl%3d

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    Quote Originally Posted by cyril evans awaydays View Post
    The Vietnamese Square and Compass............or Lotus Flower as it's better known!

    https://www.alamy.com/a-traditional-...ip%3d0%26pl%3d

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