The Talking Clock: I probably won't get shot in my bed for living in a totally bizarre phase of modern history

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Tuesday, 7 December 2010

I probably won't get shot in my bed for living in a totally bizarre phase of modern history

You know, one of the funny things (funny as in 'odd', not as in 'ha ha!') about compiling this blog is that - sometimes - I write blog posts where I think: "Watch out... this one will get me shot in my bed by the state stormtroopers."

And what's so funny about that, you may ask?

What's so funny about it is what this blog does... we simply find stuff in the mainstream corporate news and express an opinion on it.

It's an estimate, but I reckon about 95% of all blog posts here - ever - are simply comments on apparently real news.

The other 5% tends to also come from quite authoritative sources.

For example, our claims about the crime of treason cite from the Government's own statue law website.

Our assertions about what really happened to Diana, Princess of Wales can - in the main - be found in evidence submitted to the Scott Baker inquest.

And all that we do is express an opinion on what is widely available, mainstream news and information.

With that in mind, I should worry less about being shot in my bed.

But the really, REALLY funny thing is that - if what this blog discusses is events that are widely reported and/or freely available on official government websites - then we really do live in a screwed up world, governed by the lawless, the corrupt and the criminal.

Utterly bizarre state of affairs we're living through.

In fact, it's so utterly bizarre, that the only answer to the question 'David Icke... was he right?' has to be 'yes'.

And a few years ago, we all thought he was potty.

How wrong we were. How right he was. Bizarre.

1 comments:

reiverdave8 December 2010 04:11
Mike Hancock mp
you simply couldn't make this up! Oh the sweet joy of seeing yet another limp minded leftard complete with so-passe lank locks exposed for "sleeping with the enemy", all in the altruistic interests (of course)of multi-culturism, cold vodka with dumplings coupled with steamed dessert?! Ha ha ha,
The MSM of course will frenzy feed on this while studiously ignoring actual reality as per your article & instead of fulfilling journalistic responsibility by calling for the mass arrest of all officials involved in what has to be the largest, most blatant and despicable acts of collective treason the world has ever seen.
Treason has always been and remains the most serious crime in any society and i pray for the day when the steadily growing chorus of whispers in certain sectors of the media and all over the internet, grows to a crescendo, a tsunami of peoples anger and resolve to arrest and expedite full punishment on all concerned for these high crimes. Rise up and bring on rebellion....lawful or otherwise!
Keep up the great work!!
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