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Dinosaur hoax
Occulus5 replied to Occulus5's topic in Ancient and Forbidden Knowledge / False History
If dinosaurs where a hoax and never existed, then I'm guessing most paleontologists must be aware of this, and I suspect they will be freemasons. There would need to be some sort of compartmentalization going on so that people who are new to working in that particular field of research don't suss that it's all a hoax. I would guess most of the well respected and senior paelontoligists like Jack Horner would be aware of this hoax/psyop. Apparently, not all of the skeletons on display are copies. One of the T Rex's on display (I think Sue) the real skull has been mounted with the rest of the plaster cast skeleton because they have mounted it at a low a position to the floor and not raised higher up that would've been too heavy otherwise, also many skulls displayed in glass cabinets are (or so I've heard) the real skulls. -
You are right it isn't, and neither are other dating sites. Those sites just attract the wrong kind of people, they are either dishonest women, liars, cheats, narcs, golddiggers or have mental or physical health issues. My friend keeps telling me to join a group and meet people that way, but he isn't meeting anyone himself despite him keeping himself busy going to the gym playing picketball, he's been going to musicals on his own, he's busy working, drives a car etc, and he's been single for about 7 years. I think his problem is that he isn't making new friends from the places he goes. You can have hobbies and interests galore, but if you're doing those things on your own and are not meeting new people and making friends then you're unlikely to meet the opposite sex.
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Richard uploaded a new video to his site, first part about Manchester and second about the technocracy. I don't want to spoilt it for anyone who hasn't yet watched it, but I don't understand why Richard seems to think that if your bank goes bust you will lose all of your money. So what about the people who work at these high street banks who may have their own money in them?. There is going to be alot of very pissed of people if suddenly their money has gone after that bank has gone bust. What about the managers of that bank, or are they in on this?. Richard makes a point that it is best to take your money out of the bank. That's easier said than done. What if you have quite alot of money in your account? you're hardly likely to have 100 grand stashed away in a safe in your house. Plus there is the issue of paying for things through direct debit and wages. No legitimate employer is going to pay their employee their wages in cash directly to them, even if they want to I doubt they would be allowed to.
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I went on a date last week with someone I messaged through facebook dating. After messaging for about 4 days she asked could we meet for a date so i said that would be great. As I live in the Liverpool area and she lives in Cheshire and I don't drive, but this didnt seem a big deal for her and was drove to meet me at a restaurant. She didn't really make much of an effort to get to know me and I thought she was abit stuck up; compared to the other 2 dates I had, one in Sept and other in Nov, she wasn't very friendly. We seemed to have something's in common like walking and dogs, but that was really it. She never thanked me for buying her meal and just said bye as she left, no smile or hug. I didn't message her for a day on Whatsapp but when I did it was like talking to a brick wall. Eventually after messaging her twice she replied but didn't say much, and she asked what I was doing, I just said I was minding my kids. After this she never replied back to me and I've messaged her twice, so it looks like she has ghosted me. Alot of women seem to have a problem when you mention your kids and looking after them, or she assumed I was still with someone when I wasn't. It would probably take me another 50 messages to get another reply, and if I'm very lucky a date out of it. Only the fourth date in a year and it came to nothing. My exes' niece is only 21 and she has had about 6 boyfriends, and she just got back with one of her exes and been on holiday, yet when I was in my teens and 20s I couldn't meet anyone, but most people meet someone else in no time at all after splitting up with the exes, yet I've been single for 4 years and never met anyone. What have these people got that I don't? is it my personality, my looks, etc?. My friend says to me that if I drove it makes all the difference meeting someone, plus having a job and being independent.
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Dinosaur hoax
Occulus5 replied to Occulus5's topic in Ancient and Forbidden Knowledge / False History
Yes I've heard that explanation many times, does at least explain why smaller crocodiles survived. Not sure about the plesiosaur, ammonites and other sea animals like the Icthyosaurs as they were also wiped out, plus the flying Pterosaurs also went extinct, although there have been reports in some parts of the world people seeing what they described as a Pterosaur. -
Dinosaur hoax
Occulus5 replied to Occulus5's topic in Ancient and Forbidden Knowledge / False History
Yeah I agree they do seem to focus only on dinosaurs having never existing and ignore other animals that went extinct like Pterosaurs, Plesiosaurs, Ammonites, giant turtles etc, plus the mammal-like reptiles of the Permian period before the dinosaurs. They often bring up the argument that why did crocodiles and other reptiles and marine animals survive the mass extinction when they should've died off with the dinosaurs. Also, why are the fossils on display not the originals but plaster casts. And how was T-Rex able to lift itself up off the ground from a sleeping position with those small forearms?. And they claim the head of T-Rex was too large in proportian to its body and would've toppled the animal over with its weight. -
I'm sure this has been talked about before on this forum but I thought I would bring it up again. What does anyone think of the theory that dinosaurs never existed?. John Hamer has mentioned this a few times and believes they were a hoax invented in the 1800s in order to prop up the theory of evolution. I've no idea what to make of this, I suppose a hoax is possible. There have been some remarkable discoveries recently, one was the discovery of an Ankylosaurs that been mummified with its skin still intact. How do dinosaur hoaxers explain this?. I do find it hard to believe that is 110 million years old.
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Everytime I watch a video of Sir Paul I get an uneasy feeling, just something about him that I just don't like, not sure how to describe it really, shifty maybe, or someone pretending to be a nice person but is clearly a nasty piece of work underneath. He comes across as a big head, arrogant, maybe also smug or smarmy. Plenty of videos showing him being rude to people and not being very polite to people who approach him in public even when they just want to take a photo or get an autograph, and he lacks any genuinely likeable personality. Compare videos of Sir Paul to videos of early Paul from the Beatle Mania era and the difference is quite apparent. Put Beatle Mania Paul in the shoes of Macca/Sir Paul of today, I just couldn't imagine original/early Paul having the same snobbish, arrogant, and big headed attitude. IMO, this shows they are not the same person, but I could be wrong.
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Yeah the snow does look real, but there is something "different" about the snow we've been getting for the past few years or even longer. Something I thought was odd today where I am in the north west of the UK is that for a brief moment I heard thunder. I can't recall ever hearing thunder when it has been snowing or in winter, and I only heard it once.
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Thanks for points and advice, I agree they are important and are beneficial with the exception of dating sites. I have used quite a few dating sites and they are all bad. I agree that my social skills need to be improved as I lack them, and my social circle needs expanding.
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I think the dating sites are partly to blame, they haven't helped at all because I don't get many replies and when I do the people who I manage to chat to tend to be either time wasters who aren't interested in getting to know me, or they have issues, often it can be abit of both. I think alot of them find me uninteresting and boring to talk to, they are probably used to men being flirty with them and making them laugh. I don't think I have anxiety issues, if I have it's not a big thing. I don't seem to be lucky or that I am never in the right place at the tight time to meet someone. It's likely that I don't have the right connections, as you say it's finding the right networks of like-minded people. My friend keeps telling me I need counselling because all I do is moan and talk negative, and he is aware that I have anger issues. He says after his girlfriend left him that he felt he needed counselling, and he says it helped. He always blames his mild cerebral palsy for why relationships don't last with him, because he believes that the women don't want to look after him.
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Yeah you have a good point, makes little sense if he's a shill. But I do find it hard to understand why they left so many anomalies, like for instance the Nick Bickerstaff video where it's obvious to anyone with eyes and a brain that it wasn't filmed at the time or after the alleged bang. Why did they make it so blatantly obvious it wasn't what it was purported to be?. Maybe they did it as a way of telling people that it was fake. Why release the John Barr video showing Ruth Murrell calmy and casually across the foyer with a blood stain knowing that people would be wondering how she was able to walk with the kind of injury and pain this would've inflicted on her?. Anyone medical person watching that video would smell a rat. Maybe it's a form of revelation of the method, which maybe why the victims when interviewed didn't want to acknowledge that they were heroes.
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I do wonder if that dating site has been set up as a way of collecting information about people regarding not being jabbed. Just signed up and added a photo, and already I'm getting a scam vibe from this site. I checked one profile and the person hadn't been online since Sept 2023, and another was last online two months ago, and there is hardly anyone on it from my area, and I saw at least one profile of someone I had seen on POF with the same photos years ago. These dating are all the same, I think they are just copying other peoples profiles from other sites. I saw one who was last online yesterday, but looking at the profile with no info and her photos she looked like a model I suspect it's a fake profile. I find it hard to believe the people on that site are anti vaxxers, I think they have just copied profiles from other dating sites. Deleted my profile as it was a waste of time. They are all the same.
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I am like this mainly because of my experiences with these awful dating sites. I am normally a negative person anymore which doesn't help. I think being lonely and having no friends except one has made me like this. I do attract bottom of the barrel types. I do need to be confident and positive.
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If there's noone in the UK on it or from my area (Liverpool, Manchester etc) then it's pointless. No harm in trying it though.
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I was just using Covid as an example, and yes it doesn't come up very often in conversation, but when it does I tend to not keep my mouth shut. As for 99% of people thinking it is bollox, sorry but everyone I know thinks Covid was real. My mate works at a hospital in Manchester on switchboard for ambulances, and I've mentioned to him about it not being real and he just thinks I'm mental (he also wasn't too happy when I mention the Manchester arena attack being staged). He had to have 3 Covid jabs and he doesn't even work on the wards, he said he would've lost his job if hadn't had them. My kids mum has had 3 (I think) working in a care home, and when I mention it all I get is "so who's gonna feed the kids and pay the bills if I left my job?". My mate says the same thing, he can't just get another job and he has cerebral palsy so he can't just do any job working at a supermarket or something like that. I used to work as a carer for someone with a disability, and as soon as they tried to make me wear a mask I was gone I just left the job, fortunately I was in a position where I wasn't short of money, sadly for most people leaving a job isn't an option, but since most people believed it was real it wasn't a problem for them because they just did as they were told for the sake of their job.
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It doesn't bother me if someone has been jabbed or not, but if your views cause problems with others who don't agree with you then that's when people don't get on. I'm guessing that site won't have many UK members on it, or if there are I doubt they will be local to me, plus it will be another ripoff dating site like Match, Bumble, POF etc and full of fake or old profiles and scammers or where most of the women are up their own arses and want the perfect man.
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I suppose it does. But the problem I have in talking to people, especially in groups, is I tend to say what I think whenever someone mentions something which is, to me anyway, obvious BS that they believe. I was talking to someone on a dating site and she mentioned she was raising money for children with cancer, so me being the person I am who questions things I said "why don't these charities find out why children are getting cancer", she replied with "they are" lol. I've chatted to this person for awhile now and met her once and I don't think she takes my opinions the wrong (tbh I don't think she even understands what I am getting at). If you're in a group having a meal or a drink and some normie brings up Covid and there being a virus and asks you "so what do you think of it?", are you going to agree with he/she just to get along with them, or are you going to say what you think?. Every single person I have met in person are the same, they are never people who visit forums like this. I was listening to John Hamer awhile back where he said that all the people he associates with now are like minded truth people, and those who aren't or weren't he doesn't have anything to do with anymore.
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So you're saying that Richard is a government asset and he's in on it all?. If Sonia Poulton believes this then it's no wonder I don't particularly trust her.
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So you're saying that Richard is a government asset and he's in on it all?. If Sonia Poulton believes this then it's no wonder I don't particularly trust her. I will have to watch the whole interview, but in what way is it a psyop on women?. One thing I'm often curious about Hall though is, how does he live off just off the money he gets from his books, shows etc to pay for essential things. Yes I know it turned made his home off grid, but he still pays things like council tax, his interview, running his website and running his car and road tax, so where does he get the money from all this when he doesn't have a regular job?.
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I do try to make people feel good about themselves, but it's mostly done for a reason not because I really feel for that person. As for meeting women, like I said, I seem to attract women who have health issues or disabilities, maybe because noone else wants them, sad as that sounds but it's probably true. I don't want to be lumbered with someone who has serious health issues like I am their carer. I find regular people boring, normie people in groups will only talk about the same boring things like football, rugby or some other sport or meaningless thing that don't interest me which may seem important to them but isn't to me. General chit chat doesn't interest me and I just switch off.
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I think the reason with me is probably because I was being a pain in the arse and my negative attitude and behaviour and slagging him off and so he thought I would ruin his day if I were there. I am a person who can be very envious and jealous of people and I tend to have anger issues and be frustrated (I really don't know why I am like this), though I am not a violent person. My friend told me that I am very selfish because it's all about me and not about anyone else, and I suppose he is right. I tend to show a complete lack of concern and empathy for other people unless I am getting something out of it. My friend couldn't make tonight for a drink and I wanted to go out but he said he had a crap day and was coming down with a cold, but all I thought about was me and not how he felt. He has more of a social life than me, he's been going to ballets and musicals last few weeks in Manchester, Blackpool and Liverpool as they are things he enjoys, most blokes would think he was puff going to watch a ballet lol. I haven't had the best of years as my brother died early in the year and was only 45.
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I hate when I see people on facebook posting photos with their friends having a good time, for people who have no friends or not much of a social life it can make you feel very isolated and worthless. Everyone seems to have more friends than I do, and I don't say that to make peole feel sorry for me, it's just something I know that I don't have and have never really had, I've always been a loner. I had one "friend" years ago who neve even invited me to his wedding, I wasn't even told about until someone else pointed it out. I only got an invite this his "unofficial stag do", everyone else I knew at the time went to his stag do at the races and to his wedding in the Lakes. Some friend hey lol. That has always made me feel negative. Are you in this Spice Social group?. I notced on their site it says single people join.
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No I want to meet people and socialise with them, ideally with people who I have something in common with, form a relationship with someone but also make some friends as I have only friend who I only see every now and again.
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