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Freeman-on-the-land idiocies

Every so often I'll see one of those "numbers accounts" on X/itter. They're convinced to the point of illness over numbers mattering, and how adding up the points score of the alphabet will unlock certain truths about the world. It's sad, by many definitions, to imagine how they're trapped by such nonsense, but if they're always online then they're going to feed off similar accounts all the time.

Nothing every comes from it, either. You go through all the sums and it's never concluded or explained. It's just numbers, swimming in a constant fog of them, drowning in maths that go nowhere.

It's both tragic and laughable.
 
Perhaps I'm out of touch with my illuminati decoder ring, but what's with all the random numbers? Is there meant to be some sort of system here based on maritime law or is this just a roll of the dice? I don't stand under.

Does one just put in a word 128, add a number 53, link to a news article mentioning a pothole in Nuneaton 112, and then say Nazi Nursery 221, New World Order Catholic Trombonist 37, and Masonic 5G Nougat 91?
Don’t let the agents of Big Tarmac fool you. There are no potholes in Nuneaton. The road repair budget is in fact being used to............................
 
Perhaps I'm out of touch with my illuminati decoder ring, but what's with all the random numbers? Is there meant to be some sort of system here based on maritime law or is this just a roll of the dice? I don't stand under.

Does one just put in a word 128, add a number 53, link to a news article mentioning a pothole in Nuneaton 112, and then say Nazi Nursery 221, New World Order Catholic Trombonist 37, and Masonic 5G Nougat 91?
Like a nut job Mornington Crescent
 
The rest of his public Facebook is pictures of buses.

including this route in Poland?

bus showing destination '666 HEL'



they have apparently changed the route number now, they got fed up with fundamentalists complaining.

round here, the buses have a video screen which is supposed to show information including the next stop. If it's not properly registering where the bus is or what it's doing, there's a default message 'Hello - welcome on board' with the 'hello' being in large letters. One day I travelled on one where the screen resolution was on the blink, and it was just showing 'Hell' which was slightly concerning, but the bus did end up in Reading...
 
Perhaps I'm out of touch with my illuminati decoder ring, but what's with all the random numbers? Is there meant to be some sort of system here based on maritime law or is this just a roll of the dice? I don't stand under.

Does one just put in a word 128, add a number 53, link to a news article mentioning a pothole in Nuneaton 112, and then say Nazi Nursery 221, New World Order Catholic Trombonist 37, and Masonic 5G Nougat 91?

I think it's numerology bullshit. Tinfoil shitheads ascribe certain numbers with special significance, and use contrived addition and subtraction (with occasion multiplication if their mathematical skills are up to the task) in order to "decode" a particular event. It never occurs to them that one could use this "method" to link literally any two or more entirely arbitrary things together. I could use "numerology" to "prove" that it's the conspiracy twats who are the deluded sheeple being manipulated, but of course they would never accept that because it ain't really about the "methodology", it's about affirming the conclusion which has already been decided. The method is just window dressing even if they'd never admit it.
 
its a bona fide old nonsense though there is that. Mystics and err others have obsessed over numbers since pythagoras and his cult. and before no doubt. Babylonians.

Which is ironic because the ancients genuinely made some interesting discoveries in mathematics. It's called the Pythagorean theorem but he was in fact copying his homework off the Babylonians.
 
This happened a few months ago but I don't think it's been posted here before. So many gems :D



This is what the fucking fool had covered the car's number plate with:

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Frankly, whenever I think of 'Neutral Zone Transport Vessels', I tend to imagine Ferengi spaceships rather than American SUVs.
 
The driver was talking on speakerphone to a woman throughout the entire traffic stop. At this point, the woman on the other end of the line said, “Do not show him anything.” The driver told her that he was just showing the officer his paperwork, to which the woman shouted: “No, he doesn’t get to see any f***ing paperwork.”

The driver pointed the phone to the officer, who told the woman the man had to identify himself or “there’s gonna be an issue.” The woman then replied, “He’s a national of the neutral powers state. As you know, that removes him from your jurisdiction.”
:D:D
 
This happened a few months ago but I don't think it's been posted here before. So many gems :D



This is what the fucking fool had covered the car's number plate with:

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Frankly, whenever I think of 'Neutral Zone Transport Vessels', I tend to imagine Ferengi spaceships rather than American SUVs.
Laughing at sovereign citizens seems to be a whole genre on youtube

 
How can it have started in the US? They didn't have a Magna Carta they've got no power been passed down to them :mad:
The Americans seem to hold Magna Carta in far more reverence than we (UK types) do. I think it's because documents hold a much greater place in their national self image than they do in ours. Think of the reverence given to both the Declaration of Independence and their constitution*. They, Americans that is, reach back to things like the Mayflower Compact and the Fundamental Orders of Connecticut which play a similar role in their national myth as the royals do in ours. So they see a line constitutionally from Magna Carta to their current structures in a way we just don't . It's no accident that the Runnymede monument was paid for by the American Bar Association.


(*both great works by the way, if you actually read them, and forget that the people who wrote them assumed they only applied to white men)
 
The Americans seem to hold Magna Carta in far more reverence than we (UK types) do. I think it's because documents hold a much greater place in their national self image than they do in ours. Think of the reverence given to both the Declaration of Independence and their constitution*. They, Americans that is, reach back to things like the Mayflower Compact and the Fundamental Orders of Connecticut which play a similar role in their national myth as the royals do in ours. So they see a line constitutionally from Magna Carta to their current structures in a way we just don't . It's no accident that the Runnymede monument was paid for by the American Bar Association.


(*both great works by the way, if you actually read them, and forget that the people who wrote them assumed they only applied to white men)

although mah fellow Americans tend to ignore the Treaty of Tripoli - Wikipedia
 
This happened a few months ago but I don't think it's been posted here before. So many gems :D



This is what the fucking fool had covered the car's number plate with:

7b17f1bc-f4af-4d78-b764-a6495672609d-largeScale_sovereigncitizenlicenseplate.png



Frankly, whenever I think of 'Neutral Zone Transport Vessels', I tend to imagine Ferengi spaceships rather than American SUVs.
Detry Wogerman? Laralynne Nabozny? They were doomed from birth, one way or another.
 
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