A little something to illustrate a comment underneath an earlier post...
If the City of London is the centre of the financial power of the British oligarchical elite, the area around University College is the heart of its psychological and pharmaceutical power.
The City is about fucking with your wallet. Bloombsury is about fucking with your brain and your body
Bloomsbury is home to a delightful mix of state run academia, big pharma and benevolent (sic.) charitable foundations, all fused into one big yummy, indistinguishable mass; which some people would describe as fascistic but I think is just plain scary
The local architecture is a bit of a give-away
And one thing that continues to baffle me is, how when some of us point out that the oligarchical elite has a demonstrable fondness for fruity little clubs, rituals, symbolism and architecture, the sheer lunacy of the fruity little clubs, rituals, symbolism, and architecture is somehow laid at the door of the people doing the pointing out, not the people responsible for it all
Did I mention that the Tavistock Institute was founded in Bloomsbury?
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Showing posts with label The Aluminati. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Aluminati. Show all posts
Saturday, June 13, 2009
Monday, April 27, 2009
Intermission continues
Off on a jet plane halfway around the world, via the US, tomorrow
Oh dear
Here's my list of Top 5 motion pictures I least expect to find available in the classic movie section of the in-flight entertainment system...
1. Moonraker

2. Mission Impossible 2

3. Outbreak

4. The Satan Bug

5. I am Legend

In case you haven't noticed there are one or two common themes
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Oh dear
Here's my list of Top 5 motion pictures I least expect to find available in the classic movie section of the in-flight entertainment system...
1. Moonraker

2. Mission Impossible 2

3. Outbreak
4. The Satan Bug

5. I am Legend

In case you haven't noticed there are one or two common themes
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Piggies
From the Conspiraloon Heritage Archive...
"Alaskan Victim of 1918 Flu Yields Sample of Killer Virus
Published: Sunday, February 8, 1998
A specimen of the influenza virus that killed 21 million people in the 1918 worldwide epidemic has been recovered from the frozen remains of a flu victim buried in Alaska.
Researchers at the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology announced on Thursday that biopsy samples from a corpse exhumed from a cemetery in Brevig Mission, Alaska, contained genetic material from the flu.
Experts have said that analyzing the genetic pattern of the 1918 virus will help scientists learn how it was able to kill so many people and will help them prepare vaccines against the virus if it resurfaces."
Last year, Army researchers identified the flu virus in preserved lung specimens taken during autopsies of soldiers killed by the flu in 1918 at military bases in Fort Jackson, S.C., and Camp Upton, N.Y., which is now the site of Brookhaven National Laboratory on Long Island.
At Brevig Mission, Dr. Johan Hultin, a retired San Francisco pathologist, exhumed four bodies from a mass grave and found that one, an obese woman, had been well-preserved. Tissue from her lung contained genes from the killer flu.
Dr. Jeffery K. Taubenberger of the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology said last year that the genetic pattern of the 1918 flu virus was unlike that of any other flu but was closely related to that of the so-called swine flu. He said that although the 1918 epidemic was called the Spanish flu, the virus apparently was a mutation that evolved in American pigs and was spread by United States troops mobilized for World War I.
The finding supports a widespread theory that flu viruses from swine are the most virulent for humans. Both the Asian flu virus of 1957 and the Hong Kong flu virus of 1968 mutated in pigs.
The 1918 flu genes were first isolated last year from the lung tissue of an Army private who had died at Fort Jackson. Army doctors in 1918 preserved specimens in formaldehyde and wax from some of the 43,000 servicemen killed by the flu.
The epidemic caused about 700,000 deaths in the United States."
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Sunday, December 07, 2008
Saturday, April 12, 2008
Mess with Your Head
Trippy UK ad encouraging people to self-medicate with Trident Soft chewing gum...
The closing screen is a doozy...

...particularly when you consider that the makers of Trident see fit to sweeten their products with sorbitol, Mannitol, Sucralose, Acesulfame potassium and aspartame! That's a cocktail of five different tumour-inducing, behaviour modifying chemicals in just one stick of gum
a bargain
chewy too

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The closing screen is a doozy...

...particularly when you consider that the makers of Trident see fit to sweeten their products with sorbitol, Mannitol, Sucralose, Acesulfame potassium and aspartame! That's a cocktail of five different tumour-inducing, behaviour modifying chemicals in just one stick of gum
a bargain
chewy too

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Wednesday, April 02, 2008
Those Precious Bodily Fluorides
Sterling Hayden - a very interesting choice of actor, to say the least, to play a commie-hating lunaticDr Strangelove is, in my humble opinion, one of the most near-perfect movies ever made.
The only wee fault I can really pick with it is the fluoride thing
Fluoride is a fucking poison after all
As a fellow loon put it…
- If fluoride leaks into the air, it's a toxin.
- If fluoride leaks into rivers, it's a toxin.
- If States and Corporations put fluoride in your water, learn to love it, it's good for you.
And it always struck me as peculiar that a fully paid-up conspiraloon like Kubrick would so effectively damn anyone who has conceptual problems with drinking poison
Thanks to including a fluoride-obsessed nutcase, who is responsible for the destruction of the entire world, in such an excellent film Kubrick helped to kick objections to fluoridisation into touch for the next forty years
And because of Strangelove and because (most) British water supplies didn’t have fluorine-based crap dumped into them, most people in the UK haven’t been too concerned about the fluoride thing
Maybe we should now
Those twunts Gordon Brown and Alan Johnson are set on making fluoridisation of our water compulsory and are putting public money into promoting it
The almost perfect coincidence of timing with a government drive to do away with bottled water is, no doubt, entirely accidental
Even if the people who have campaigned passionately against fluoridisation of water for decades are wrong and fluoride doesn’t fuck up peoples' bones, brain chemistry and teeth, it defies common sense to believe that forcing the entire population to swallow a chemical just to prevent holes in kids' teeth, a chemical which is only supposed to work when applied externally anyway, is a good idea
Of course, the really interesting question is why do so many people in authority have such a hard-on for involuntarily medicating us all through our water supply?
Anyway, here’s a 30 minute long introduction to the Fluoridisation issue. It’s the best of the dissident material out there that I’ve seen to date and covers such amusing subjects as Edward Bernays ( = total c^nt) and the manufacture of consent, how to dispose of otherwise hard to handle industrial toxic waste by making people drink it, and the fine art of neutralising legitimate, science-based objections by using the power of the media to smear objectors as lunatics…
And here’s another film which isn’t anywhere near as comprehensive but does feature some superb Australasian accents
And if all this talk of fluoride, aspartame and all that other toxic filth governments and corporations are putting into our food and water for our benefit (a doped brain is a happy brain) really does scare the daylights out of you why not consider drawing those harmful toxins out of your body through your feet?
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PS
A top quote from the New Scientist at the end of this Q&A page on rumours about armies sticking compounds of that other fun halogen, bromine, into soldiers' tea…
“In the 19th century, bromide salts were used widely as sedatives to treat everything from epilepsy to sleeplessness. The bromide salts were said to "reduce the excitability of the brain". The normal dose was between 5 and 30 grains, which were taken several times a day (there are about 13 grains per gram). In the 19th century it was common for children of the upper classes to be flattered by the gift of a personal salt cellar for use at meals. They were led to believe this indicated their increasing status within the family group. The salt was in fact mixed with bromide to make the child better behaved.
Bromides are a sedative and the libido reduction is a side-effect. The use of bromide salts as a sleeping draught appears in the novels of Emile Zola, indicating their effects were recognised at some time in the 19th century.”
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