Analogue Boy
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I think BBC detector vans was a pretty good conspiracy.
I have it on the authority of a family friend who worked in a technical position at the BBC in the 60's and 70's that the TV vans were all fake - just mock up's to frighten folk into paying.I think BBC detector vans was a pretty good conspiracy.
We had TV license controllers in Norway as well. Here's one at work.I think BBC detector vans was a pretty good conspiracy.
- The Glasgow School of Art didn't burn down - Mossad destroyed it using a Direct Energy Weapon.
Yeah, after he assassinated JFK.When he was eleven years old?
I also espouse this belief, but just yesterday got a huge Firefox article pop up on how the vans actually are supposed to work. I don't know enough about electronics to know whether it's likely or not, but there was a long page of comments afterwards with people who seemed to find it likely.I have it on the authority of a family friend who worked in a technical position at the BBC in the 60's and 70's that the TV vans were all fake - just mock up's to frighten folk into paying.
I have to say, a Jewish space laser to start wild fires in order to clear land for a high speed rail project, is right up there with the dingbat end of things.
Especially when it is being espoused by a member of Congress.
Source here.
Look at all the other stuff she believes in as well. Who votes for her?
The scales have fallen from my eyes!The letters that make up ‘MARJORIE TAYLOR GREENE’ and ‘GEORGIA’ are an anagram of ‘I EAGERLY GO ENRAGE RE MAJOR RIOT’.
(And she's managed to squeeze conspiracy theories out of much less than that.)
They absolutely do just go by records, ie when you buy a device capable of recieving you are supposed to give the shop details which they pass on, likewise SKY, Virgin etc pass on all records of who subscribes.I also espouse this belief, but just yesterday got a huge Firefox article pop up on how the vans actually are supposed to work. I don't know enough about electronics to know whether it's likely or not, but there was a long page of comments afterwards with people who seemed to find it likely.
But I STILL reckon it's a load of crap and all done from addresses. And I think this because people I know who didn't have a television kept getting knocks at the door from the licence people. Surely it would be cheaper to park a van around the corner and know for certain whether someone used a TV (if the vans actually worked), than send people round knocking on doors on spec?
The scales have fallen from my eyes!
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I'm deffo in S. Where do I send my money and my old tin foil hat?In which case, you might be interested in a thing I’m developing - called QUanker.
There'll be some overlap with the Hullaballoo movement and the Nice Boys – I’ve asked some of the militias too, but apparently they are running out of really big trousers. Guns and flak jackets are optional, but you really need the shirt - something eye-wateringly Hawaiian, or maybe a nice polo (But not Fred Perry – terribly last year. We’ll have to work on the dogwhistle branding – maybe Craghoppers, or Edinburgh Woollen Mill). You’ll also need one of those helmets that makes you look like you fall over a lot and have to be dressed by your mum.
Starting small: spoons give you cancer, sitting down makes you sterile, and there’s no such thing as cats or Denmark - stuff like that. The big one’s going to be that WHO is developing toilets fitted with vacuum pumps that suck out your internal organs and post them straight to China via an international pneumatic ejector sewage system being built under the cover of HS2 and Nord Stream. Also, that ASOS are trafficking children via their sales of sneakers - but I haven’t quite worked out how you get them in the box yet.
In the meantime. Wanna buy a t-shirt? Or some supplements?
You mean they haven't?If only Mossad would turn their attention to Cromer.
We also need sensible shoes. Possibly those sandals that are so enclosed they look like ordinary shoes with bits cut out? They're very practical.In which case, you might be interested in a thing I’m developing - called QUanker.
There'll be some overlap with the Hullaballoo movement and the Nice Boys – I’ve asked some of the militias too, but apparently they are running out of really big trousers. Guns and flak jackets are optional, but you really need the shirt - something eye-wateringly Hawaiian, or maybe a nice polo (But not Fred Perry – terribly last year. We’ll have to work on the dogwhistle branding – maybe Craghoppers, or Edinburgh Woollen Mill). You’ll also need one of those helmets that makes you look like you fall over a lot and have to be dressed by your mum.
Starting small: spoons give you cancer, sitting down makes you sterile, and there’s no such thing as cats or Denmark - stuff like that. The big one’s going to be that WHO is developing toilets fitted with vacuum pumps that suck out your internal organs and post them straight to China via an international pneumatic ejector sewage system being built under the cover of HS2 and Nord Stream. Also, that ASOS are trafficking children via their sales of sneakers - but I haven’t quite worked out how you get them in the box yet.
In the meantime. Wanna buy a t-shirt? Or some supplements?
...But apart from that, tally ho!
Yes, comfy shoes will be a must when sitting down makes you sterile. You could also re-package some of those electronic mosquito repellent gadgets as 5G jamming force fields, for a fat profit. Those would sell like hotcakes.We also need sensible shoes. Possibly those sandals that are so enclosed they look like ordinary shoes with bits cut out? They're very practical.
You are Alex Jones and I claim my 5 pounds.In the meantime. Wanna buy a t-shirt? Or some supplements?
Yes, comfy shoes will be a must when sitting down makes you sterile. You could also re-package some of those electronic mosquito repellent gadgets as 5G jamming force fields, for a fat profit. Those would sell like hotcakes.
You are Alex Jones and I claim my 5 pounds.
Shhh.... that's "real", you don't think anyone actually uses them for insects do you ?Yes, comfy shoes will be a must when sitting down makes you sterile. You could also re-package some of those electronic mosquito repellent gadgets as 5G jamming force fields, for a fat profit. Those would sell like hotcakes.
I also espouse this belief, but just yesterday got a huge Firefox article pop up on how the vans actually are supposed to work. I don't know enough about electronics to know whether it's likely or not, but there was a long page of comments afterwards with people who seemed to find it likely.
But I STILL reckon it's a load of crap and all done from addresses. And I think this because people I know who didn't have a television kept getting knocks at the door from the licence people. Surely it would be cheaper to park a van around the corner and know for certain whether someone used a TV (if the vans actually worked), than send people round knocking on doors on spec?
Have to be craghoppers, edinburg woolen mill has gone the way of topshopIn which case, you might be interested in a thing I’m developing - called QUanker.
There'll be some overlap with the Hullaballoo movement and the Nice Boys – I’ve asked some of the militias too, but apparently they are running out of really big trousers. Guns and flak jackets are optional, but you really need the shirt - something eye-wateringly Hawaiian, or maybe a nice polo (But not Fred Perry – terribly last year. We’ll have to work on the dogwhistle branding – maybe Craghoppers, or Edinburgh Woollen Mill). You’ll also need one of those helmets that makes you look like you fall over a lot and have to be dressed by your mum.
Starting small: spoons give you cancer, sitting down makes you sterile, and there’s no such thing as cats or Denmark - stuff like that. The big one’s going to be that WHO is developing toilets fitted with vacuum pumps that suck out your internal organs and post them straight to China via an international pneumatic ejector sewage system being built under the cover of HS2 and Nord Stream. Also, that ASOS are trafficking children via their sales of sneakers - but I haven’t quite worked out how you get them in the box yet.
In the meantime. Wanna buy a t-shirt? Or some supplements?
DefenestratedLet me just point out the increased risk of accidentally, brutally, falling out a window,
That's what they want you to think. In fact, TPTB are trying to keep us from the truth by stopping us buying Quanker apparel.Have to be craghoppers, edinburg woolen mill has gone the way of topshop
Have to be craghoppers, edinburg woolen mill has gone the way of topshop