Badger Kitten said:
Jazzz said:I think it's nice to give people a chance to answer accusations if their integrity is under attack.
Back up your claims, answer my questions and stop this incessant wriggling, please.Jazzz said:I know you don't share this view as experience demonstrates, but I think it's nice to give people a chance to answer accusations if their integrity is under attack.
Readers are invited to piss themselves laughing at the (claimed) transcript of the actual conversation:Jazzz said:James Stewart, who was offered £50,000 a year to stop warning people about possible terror attacks after predicting the date of 22nd July 2005 is warning of a possible terror attack in the days before the World Cup, specifically the 5th or 6th of June. He specifies either Germany or Chicago.
Azrael23 said:Thats one of the worst attempts at being funny I`ve ever seen.
Congrats.
Azrael23 said:Thats one of the worst attempts at being funny I`ve ever seen.
Congrats.
Badger Kitten said:But hey, I had a hangover.
*calls editor*editor said:Readers are invited to piss themselves laughing at the (claimed) transcript of the actual conversation:
http://www.financialoutrage.org.uk/masonic_paymaster.htm
Priceless delusion!
Just as a random thought, who the fuck are the "Society of Licenced Aeronautical Engineers & Technologist" There's the RAeS, but i don't know of any SLAeS let alone what the last bit is supposed to be in reference to. Sticking it in google just gets C&Ps of his "article", no reference to any society at all.TAE said:
What's that got to do with this thread?sparticus said:
Bob_the_lost said:Just as a random thought, who the fuck are the "Society of Licenced Aeronautical Engineers & Technologist"?
That'll be good enough for Jazzz!laptop said:A mis-cut-and-paste of "Society of Licenced Aeronautical Engineers & Technologists" - which produces precisely one hit. Guess where?
Yeah, i spent 5 minutes or so trying to find any reference to it not on a conspiraloon site, failing every time. Which leads me to belive that he has no more qualifications than i do about aviation electronics (possibly less).laptop said:A mis-cut-and-paste of "Society of Licenced Aeronautical Engineers & Technologists" - which produces precisely one hit. Guess where?
Something has just occured to me, why are we even bothering to put holes in Joe Viallis's reputation?laptop said:Then I tried spelling it right - "licensed" (UK verb-form and US verb and noun).
One hit.
A reference in a gullible Russian newspaper to... guess who?
Bob_the_lost said:Something has just occured to me, why are we even bothering to put holes in Joe Viallis's reputation?
For the first time in 50 years, Big Ben’s quarter bells will fall silent on June 5, 2006, while repair work is carried out. Mike McCann, Keeper of the Great Clock, exclusively revealed to ICONS that it’s a “major incident” - and one that needs a lot of organisation. “I have to write to the Sergeant at Arms detailing what I need to do to the clock, and he needs to seek the permission of the Speaker of the House which we got a couple of days ago,” he explained.
The face of Big Ben
Londoners will certainly notice the missing “Westminster Chimes” that strike every 15 minutes. Derived from Handel’s Messiah, they are set to the lines: “All through this hour, Lord be my Guide. And by thy power, no foot shall slide.” Big Ben will continue to strike on the hour. For Mike McCann, repair work is inevitable. He said, “The clock is coming up to 150 years old, and of course the older things get, the more maintenance they need.” source
Jazzz said:Re: charity - James Stewart emailed back, and in addition to comments about people spending their time making smart-arsed comments on the internet, said he thought he'd deleted all references to charity on his site.
It does when it's 150 years old. Idiot.Jazzz said:This doesn't sound like a description of a clock repair.
People only made 'smart arse comments' because he fucking lied and got caught out. What else has he lied about?Jazzz said:Re: charity - James Stewart emailed back, and in addition to comments about people spending their time making smart-arsed comments on the internet, said he thought he'd deleted all references to charity on his site.