Town may be a base for secret society
A SINISTER secret society said to control the world's governments has
members living in Hertford, according to a documentary to be aired on Sky
One on Thursday.
The Mercury can exclusively reveal that it will claim the mysterious sect,
the Illuminati, rumoured to involve bankers, power brokers and politicians,
may have an underground base in the town.
Formed in Bavaria in 1776, the group's high-powered members are said to
include George W Bush and his presidential rival John Kerry, who joined Yale
University's Skull and Bones club, a branch of the sect.
Conspiracy theorists claim that the society is "bent on world domination" in
a shadowy behind-the-scenes bid to control us.
As part of Sky's series on conspiracy theories, journalist Danny Wilson met
with Hertford man and insider Tim Acheson, in a bid to meet an Illuminatus.
Tim belongs to a high-ranking family in the Knights Templar, a powerful
society of warrior monks which dates back to the Crusades - and who still
meet at a secret location in the town.
But he denied a link with former US Secretary of State Dean Acheson, a
well-known Templar, who was in President Harry S Truman's inner circle
during the 1950s.
Cryptically, he told the Mercury: "I cannot talk about my family
connections. The older members of secret societies want to keep them secret,
whereas some of the new blood is a bit more open.
"I do know two members of the Illuminati who live here, but I must protect
their identities.
"There are powerful and dangerous forces at work here and I cannot risk
getting on the wrong side of them."
The Mercury was given a sneak preview of The Illuminati - Our Secret
Masters, which will be aired on Sky One next Thursday at 9pm.
Tim, a reporter for conspiracy theory website http://www.theinsider.org, is seen
driving through Bull Plain, Fore Street, Railway Street and St Andrew Street
in Hertford with the TV presenter.
They drive to a deserted industrial estate near the town and wait for the
shadowy figure to turn up - but Wilson begins to think that he's been led on
a wild goose chase.
Finally Tim returns to say his contact has "got cold feet" and backed off
meeting the press.
Speaking to the Mercury this week, Tim said: "It is very difficult to get
them to reveal themselves, as you can understand, but I hope that it may
happen at a later date."
And he promised to reveal more of Hertford's hidden secrets. He said:
"Hertford is very important as a centre of mystery and intrigue, more than
most people realise."
Next week's programme is one in a four-part series on conspiracy theories
showing every Thursday in September.
Picture: Secret past? Egyptian House in Fore Street, now home to Lussmans
Eatery, is believed to have been a meeting place of secret society the
Knights Templar of Aquarius.
SOURCE: Hertfordshire Mercury, 17th September 2004, page 2.
http://www.herts-essex-news.co.uk/mercury/news/story.asp?id=152654
SEE ALSO: Hertfordshire Mercury, 10th September 2004, page 3.
http://www.herts-essex-news.co.uk/mercury/news/story.asp?id=150387
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20 Sep 2004 05:36:33 PM |
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In article <5b022599.0409200816.792ecef1@posting.google.com>, (Alert) wrote:
Town may be a base for secret society
A SINISTER secret society said to control the world's governments has
members living in Hertford, according to a documentary to be aired on Sky
One on Thursday.
The Mercury can exclusively reveal that it will claim the mysterious sect,
the Illuminati, rumoured to involve bankers, power brokers and politicians,
may have an underground base in the town.
Darn, I was hoping it was mutant sewer dwellers.
Woods
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20 Sep 2004 02:49:51 PM |
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More idiocies by the google loser.
J.
Alert a écrit:
Town may be a base for secret society
A SINISTER secret society said to control the world's governments has
members living in Hertford, according to a documentary to be aired on Sky
One on Thursday.
The Mercury can exclusively reveal that it will claim the mysterious sect,
the Illuminati, rumoured to involve bankers, power brokers and politicians,
may have an underground base in the town.
Formed in Bavaria in 1776, the group's high-powered members are said to
include George W Bush and his presidential rival John Kerry, who joined Yale
University's Skull and Bones club, a branch of the sect.
Conspiracy theorists claim that the society is "bent on world domination" in
a shadowy behind-the-scenes bid to control us.
As part of Sky's series on conspiracy theories, journalist Danny Wilson met
with Hertford man and insider Tim Acheson, in a bid to meet an Illuminatus.
Tim belongs to a high-ranking family in the Knights Templar, a powerful
society of warrior monks which dates back to the Crusades - and who still
meet at a secret location in the town.
But he denied a link with former US Secretary of State Dean Acheson, a
well-known Templar, who was in President Harry S Truman's inner circle
during the 1950s.
Cryptically, he told the Mercury: "I cannot talk about my family
connections. The older members of secret societies want to keep them secret,
whereas some of the new blood is a bit more open.
"I do know two members of the Illuminati who live here, but I must protect
their identities.
"There are powerful and dangerous forces at work here and I cannot risk
getting on the wrong side of them."
The Mercury was given a sneak preview of The Illuminati - Our Secret
Masters, which will be aired on Sky One next Thursday at 9pm.
Tim, a reporter for conspiracy theory website http://www.theinsider.org, is seen
driving through Bull Plain, Fore Street, Railway Street and St Andrew Street
in Hertford with the TV presenter.
They drive to a deserted industrial estate near the town and wait for the
shadowy figure to turn up - but Wilson begins to think that he's been led on
a wild goose chase.
Finally Tim returns to say his contact has "got cold feet" and backed off
meeting the press.
Speaking to the Mercury this week, Tim said: "It is very difficult to get
them to reveal themselves, as you can understand, but I hope that it may
happen at a later date."
And he promised to reveal more of Hertford's hidden secrets. He said:
"Hertford is very important as a centre of mystery and intrigue, more than
most people realise."
Next week's programme is one in a four-part series on conspiracy theories
showing every Thursday in September.
Picture: Secret past? Egyptian House in Fore Street, now home to Lussmans
Eatery, is believed to have been a meeting place of secret society the
Knights Templar of Aquarius.
SOURCE: Hertfordshire Mercury, 17th September 2004, page 2.
http://www.herts-essex-news.co.uk/mercury/news/story.asp?id=152654
SEE ALSO: Hertfordshire Mercury, 10th September 2004, page 3.
http://www.herts-essex-news.co.uk/mercury/news/story.asp?id=150387
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21 Sep 2004 06:06:07 AM |
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Jean Guernon <jguernon@globetrotter.net> wrote in message news:<zvG3d.63788$KU5.37048@edtnps89>...
More idiocies by the google loser.
If you're referring to me, it's an article from a newspaper, so you
are insulting the wrong person.
What makes it idiotic, and what lead you to conclude that I am a
"loser", exactly?
J.
Alert a écrit:
Town may be a base for secret society
A SINISTER secret society said to control the world's governments has
members living in Hertford, according to a documentary to be aired on Sky
One on Thursday.
The Mercury can exclusively reveal that it will claim the mysterious sect,
the Illuminati, rumoured to involve bankers, power brokers and politicians,
may have an underground base in the town.
Formed in Bavaria in 1776, the group's high-powered members are said to
include George W Bush and his presidential rival John Kerry, who joined Yale
University's Skull and Bones club, a branch of the sect.
Conspiracy theorists claim that the society is "bent on world domination" in
a shadowy behind-the-scenes bid to control us.
As part of Sky's series on conspiracy theories, journalist Danny Wilson met
with Hertford man and insider Tim Acheson, in a bid to meet an Illuminatus.
Tim belongs to a high-ranking family in the Knights Templar, a powerful
society of warrior monks which dates back to the Crusades - and who still
meet at a secret location in the town.
But he denied a link with former US Secretary of State Dean Acheson, a
well-known Templar, who was in President Harry S Truman's inner circle
during the 1950s.
Cryptically, he told the Mercury: "I cannot talk about my family
connections. The older members of secret societies want to keep them secret,
whereas some of the new blood is a bit more open.
"I do know two members of the Illuminati who live here, but I must protect
their identities.
"There are powerful and dangerous forces at work here and I cannot risk
getting on the wrong side of them."
The Mercury was given a sneak preview of The Illuminati - Our Secret
Masters, which will be aired on Sky One next Thursday at 9pm.
Tim, a reporter for conspiracy theory website http://www.theinsider.org, is seen
driving through Bull Plain, Fore Street, Railway Street and St Andrew Street
in Hertford with the TV presenter.
They drive to a deserted industrial estate near the town and wait for the
shadowy figure to turn up - but Wilson begins to think that he's been led on
a wild goose chase.
Finally Tim returns to say his contact has "got cold feet" and backed off
meeting the press.
Speaking to the Mercury this week, Tim said: "It is very difficult to get
them to reveal themselves, as you can understand, but I hope that it may
happen at a later date."
And he promised to reveal more of Hertford's hidden secrets. He said:
"Hertford is very important as a centre of mystery and intrigue, more than
most people realise."
Next week's programme is one in a four-part series on conspiracy theories
showing every Thursday in September.
Picture: Secret past? Egyptian House in Fore Street, now home to Lussmans
Eatery, is believed to have been a meeting place of secret society the
Knights Templar of Aquarius.
SOURCE: Hertfordshire Mercury, 17th September 2004, page 2.
http://www.herts-essex-news.co.uk/mercury/news/story.asp?id=152654
SEE ALSO: Hertfordshire Mercury, 10th September 2004, page 3.
http://www.herts-essex-news.co.uk/mercury/news/story.asp?id=150387
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21 Sep 2004 09:18:42 AM |
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Alert a écrit:
Jean Guernon <jguernon@globetrotter.net> wrote in message news:<zvG3d.63788$KU5.37048@edtnps89>...
More idiocies by the google loser.
If you're referring to me, it's an article from a newspaper, so you
are insulting the wrong person.
Sorry, maybe you are not the lame google loser.
What makes it idiotic, and what lead you to conclude that I am a
"loser", exactly?
The fact that you fuel these stupid conspiracy theories. Sure these
conspiracists losers got to some shadowy regional newspaper which has
little else to report besides stray cats being ran over by cars, but
this ludicrous claim that there is an underground world government is
still just a stupid claim by a loser who has only anonymous sources.
It is their halloween issue a little early. You won't find that kind of
***** in reliable sources since they check these "anonymous" credentials
first. Well, CBS maybe less than others.
Anyway, at least it seems to be a local paper that got bamboozled, not
some rag sheet that specialize in that *****, so maybe I misjudged the
magnitude of the deception. My apologies.
J.
J.
Alert a écrit:
Town may be a base for secret society
A SINISTER secret society said to control the world's governments has
members living in Hertford, according to a documentary to be aired on Sky
One on Thursday.
The Mercury can exclusively reveal that it will claim the mysterious sect,
the Illuminati, rumoured to involve bankers, power brokers and politicians,
may have an underground base in the town.
Formed in Bavaria in 1776, the group's high-powered members are said to
include George W Bush and his presidential rival John Kerry, who joined Yale
University's Skull and Bones club, a branch of the sect.
Conspiracy theorists claim that the society is "bent on world domination" in
a shadowy behind-the-scenes bid to control us.
As part of Sky's series on conspiracy theories, journalist Danny Wilson met
with Hertford man and insider Tim Acheson, in a bid to meet an Illuminatus.
Tim belongs to a high-ranking family in the Knights Templar, a powerful
society of warrior monks which dates back to the Crusades - and who still
meet at a secret location in the town.
But he denied a link with former US Secretary of State Dean Acheson, a
well-known Templar, who was in President Harry S Truman's inner circle
during the 1950s.
Cryptically, he told the Mercury: "I cannot talk about my family
connections. The older members of secret societies want to keep them secret,
whereas some of the new blood is a bit more open.
"I do know two members of the Illuminati who live here, but I must protect
their identities.
"There are powerful and dangerous forces at work here and I cannot risk
getting on the wrong side of them."
The Mercury was given a sneak preview of The Illuminati - Our Secret
Masters, which will be aired on Sky One next Thursday at 9pm.
Tim, a reporter for conspiracy theory website http://www.theinsider.org, is seen
driving through Bull Plain, Fore Street, Railway Street and St Andrew Street
in Hertford with the TV presenter.
They drive to a deserted industrial estate near the town and wait for the
shadowy figure to turn up - but Wilson begins to think that he's been led on
a wild goose chase.
Finally Tim returns to say his contact has "got cold feet" and backed off
meeting the press.
Speaking to the Mercury this week, Tim said: "It is very difficult to get
them to reveal themselves, as you can understand, but I hope that it may
happen at a later date."
And he promised to reveal more of Hertford's hidden secrets. He said:
"Hertford is very important as a centre of mystery and intrigue, more than
most people realise."
Next week's programme is one in a four-part series on conspiracy theories
showing every Thursday in September.
Picture: Secret past? Egyptian House in Fore Street, now home to Lussmans
Eatery, is believed to have been a meeting place of secret society the
Knights Templar of Aquarius.
SOURCE: Hertfordshire Mercury, 17th September 2004, page 2.
http://www.herts-essex-news.co.uk/mercury/news/story.asp?id=152654
SEE ALSO: Hertfordshire Mercury, 10th September 2004, page 3.
http://www.herts-essex-news.co.uk/mercury/news/story.asp?id=150387
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22 Sep 2004 06:09:10 AM |
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Jean Guernon <jguernon@globetrotter.net> wrote in message news:<6LW3d.30946$t61.5678@clgrps13>...
Alert a écrit:
Jean Guernon <jguernon@globetrotter.net> wrote in message news:<zvG3d.63788$KU5.37048@edtnps89>...
More idiocies by the google loser.
If you're referring to me, it's an article from a newspaper, so you
are insulting the wrong person.
Sorry, maybe you are not the lame google loser.
What makes it idiotic, and what lead you to conclude that I am a
"loser", exactly?
The fact that you fuel these stupid conspiracy theories. Sure these
conspiracists losers got to some shadowy regional newspaper which has
little else to report besides stray cats being ran over by cars, but
this ludicrous claim that there is an underground world government is
still just a stupid claim by a loser who has only anonymous sources.
Which conspiracy theory are you referring to, and what makes it "stupid", exactly?
It is their halloween issue a little early. You won't find that kind of
***** in reliable sources since they check these "anonymous" credentials
first. Well, CBS maybe less than others.
Anyway, at least it seems to be a local paper that got bamboozled, not
some rag sheet that specialize in that *****, so maybe I misjudged the
magnitude of the deception. My apologies.
J.
J.
Alert a écrit:
Town may be a base for secret society
A SINISTER secret society said to control the world's governments has
members living in Hertford, according to a documentary to be aired on Sky
One on Thursday.
The Mercury can exclusively reveal that it will claim the mysterious sect,
the Illuminati, rumoured to involve bankers, power brokers and politicians,
may have an underground base in the town.
Formed in Bavaria in 1776, the group's high-powered members are said to
include George W Bush and his presidential rival John Kerry, who joined Yale
University's Skull and Bones club, a branch of the sect.
Conspiracy theorists claim that the society is "bent on world domination" in
a shadowy behind-the-scenes bid to control us.
As part of Sky's series on conspiracy theories, journalist Danny Wilson met
with Hertford man and insider Tim Acheson, in a bid to meet an Illuminatus.
Tim belongs to a high-ranking family in the Knights Templar, a powerful
society of warrior monks which dates back to the Crusades - and who still
meet at a secret location in the town.
But he denied a link with former US Secretary of State Dean Acheson, a
well-known Templar, who was in President Harry S Truman's inner circle
during the 1950s.
Cryptically, he told the Mercury: "I cannot talk about my family
connections. The older members of secret societies want to keep them secret,
whereas some of the new blood is a bit more open.
"I do know two members of the Illuminati who live here, but I must protect
their identities.
"There are powerful and dangerous forces at work here and I cannot risk
getting on the wrong side of them."
The Mercury was given a sneak preview of The Illuminati - Our Secret
Masters, which will be aired on Sky One next Thursday at 9pm.
Tim, a reporter for conspiracy theory website http://www.theinsider.org, is seen
driving through Bull Plain, Fore Street, Railway Street and St Andrew Street
in Hertford with the TV presenter.
They drive to a deserted industrial estate near the town and wait for the
shadowy figure to turn up - but Wilson begins to think that he's been led on
a wild goose chase.
Finally Tim returns to say his contact has "got cold feet" and backed off
meeting the press.
Speaking to the Mercury this week, Tim said: "It is very difficult to get
them to reveal themselves, as you can understand, but I hope that it may
happen at a later date."
And he promised to reveal more of Hertford's hidden secrets. He said:
"Hertford is very important as a centre of mystery and intrigue, more than
most people realise."
Next week's programme is one in a four-part series on conspiracy theories
showing every Thursday in September.
Picture: Secret past? Egyptian House in Fore Street, now home to Lussmans
Eatery, is believed to have been a meeting place of secret society the
Knights Templar of Aquarius.
SOURCE: Hertfordshire Mercury, 17th September 2004, page 2.
http://www.herts-essex-news.co.uk/mercury/news/story.asp?id=152654
SEE ALSO: Hertfordshire Mercury, 10th September 2004, page 3.
http://www.herts-essex-news.co.uk/mercury/news/story.asp?id=150387
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22 Sep 2004 06:41:27 AM |
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Alert a écrit:
Jean Guernon <jguernon@globetrotter.net> wrote in message news:<6LW3d.30946$t61.5678@clgrps13>...
Alert a écrit:
Jean Guernon <jguernon@globetrotter.net> wrote in message news:<zvG3d.63788$KU5.37048@edtnps89>...
More idiocies by the google loser.
If you're referring to me, it's an article from a newspaper, so you
are insulting the wrong person.
Sorry, maybe you are not the lame google loser.
What makes it idiotic, and what lead you to conclude that I am a
"loser", exactly?
The fact that you fuel these stupid conspiracy theories. Sure these
conspiracists losers got to some shadowy regional newspaper which has
little else to report besides stray cats being ran over by cars, but
this ludicrous claim that there is an underground world government is
still just a stupid claim by a loser who has only anonymous sources.
Which conspiracy theory are you referring to, and what makes it "stupid", exactly?
For instance, that the inoffensive frat group at Yale is a satanic group.
J.
It is their halloween issue a little early. You won't find that kind of
***** in reliable sources since they check these "anonymous" credentials
first. Well, CBS maybe less than others.
Anyway, at least it seems to be a local paper that got bamboozled, not
some rag sheet that specialize in that *****, so maybe I misjudged the
magnitude of the deception. My apologies.
J.
J.
Alert a écrit:
Town may be a base for secret society
A SINISTER secret society said to control the world's governments has
members living in Hertford, according to a documentary to be aired on Sky
One on Thursday.
The Mercury can exclusively reveal that it will claim the mysterious sect,
the Illuminati, rumoured to involve bankers, power brokers and politicians,
may have an underground base in the town.
Formed in Bavaria in 1776, the group's high-powered members are said to
include George W Bush and his presidential rival John Kerry, who joined Yale
University's Skull and Bones club, a branch of the sect.
Conspiracy theorists claim that the society is "bent on world domination" in
a shadowy behind-the-scenes bid to control us.
As part of Sky's series on conspiracy theories, journalist Danny Wilson met
with Hertford man and insider Tim Acheson, in a bid to meet an Illuminatus.
Tim belongs to a high-ranking family in the Knights Templar, a powerful
society of warrior monks which dates back to the Crusades - and who still
meet at a secret location in the town.
But he denied a link with former US Secretary of State Dean Acheson, a
well-known Templar, who was in President Harry S Truman's inner circle
during the 1950s.
Cryptically, he told the Mercury: "I cannot talk about my family
connections. The older members of secret societies want to keep them secret,
whereas some of the new blood is a bit more open.
"I do know two members of the Illuminati who live here, but I must protect
their identities.
"There are powerful and dangerous forces at work here and I cannot risk
getting on the wrong side of them."
The Mercury was given a sneak preview of The Illuminati - Our Secret
Masters, which will be aired on Sky One next Thursday at 9pm.
Tim, a reporter for conspiracy theory website http://www.theinsider.org, is seen
driving through Bull Plain, Fore Street, Railway Street and St Andrew Street
in Hertford with the TV presenter.
They drive to a deserted industrial estate near the town and wait for the
shadowy figure to turn up - but Wilson begins to think that he's been led on
a wild goose chase.
Finally Tim returns to say his contact has "got cold feet" and backed off
meeting the press.
Speaking to the Mercury this week, Tim said: "It is very difficult to get
them to reveal themselves, as you can understand, but I hope that it may
happen at a later date."
And he promised to reveal more of Hertford's hidden secrets. He said:
"Hertford is very important as a centre of mystery and intrigue, more than
most people realise."
Next week's programme is one in a four-part series on conspiracy theories
showing every Thursday in September.
Picture: Secret past? Egyptian House in Fore Street, now home to Lussmans
Eatery, is believed to have been a meeting place of secret society the
Knights Templar of Aquarius.
SOURCE: Hertfordshire Mercury, 17th September 2004, page 2.
http://www.herts-essex-news.co.uk/mercury/news/story.asp?id=152654
SEE ALSO: Hertfordshire Mercury, 10th September 2004, page 3.
http://www.herts-essex-news.co.uk/mercury/news/story.asp?id=150387
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22 Sep 2004 05:18:40 PM |
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Jean Guernon <jguernon@globetrotter.net> wrote in message news:<Hxd4d.114804$XP3.77131@edtnps84>...
More idiocies by the google loser.
If you're referring to me, it's an article from a newspaper, so you
are insulting the wrong person.
Sorry, maybe you are not the lame google loser.
What makes it idiotic, and what lead you to conclude that I am a
"loser", exactly?
The fact that you fuel these stupid conspiracy theories. Sure these
conspiracists losers got to some shadowy regional newspaper which has
little else to report besides stray cats being ran over by cars, but
this ludicrous claim that there is an underground world government is
still just a stupid claim by a loser who has only anonymous sources.
Which conspiracy theory are you referring to, and what makes it "stupid", exactly?
For instance, that the inoffensive frat group at Yale is a satanic group.
As I suspected.
In fact I never said anything of the sort, and neither did the article
that I quoted. You have invented it to justify your rejection of an
article on the Illuminati.
People automatically associate anything to do with the Illuminati with
crackpot conspiracy theories, and reject it without due consideration.
Thank you for demonstrating the typical conditioned response to any
report pertaining to the Illuminati.
http://www.theinsider.org
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22 Sep 2004 08:32:12 PM |
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"Alert" <www_insider_org@postmaster.co.uk> schreef in bericht
news:5b022599.0409221418.14c975d7@posting.google.com...
Jean Guernon <jguernon@globetrotter.net> wrote in message
news:<Hxd4d.114804$XP3.77131@edtnps84>...
More idiocies by the google loser.
If you're referring to me, it's an article from a newspaper, so you
are insulting the wrong person.
Sorry, maybe you are not the lame google loser.
What makes it idiotic, and what lead you to conclude that I am a
"loser", exactly?
The fact that you fuel these stupid conspiracy theories. Sure these
conspiracists losers got to some shadowy regional newspaper which has
little else to report besides stray cats being ran over by cars, but
this ludicrous claim that there is an underground world government is
still just a stupid claim by a loser who has only anonymous sources.
Which conspiracy theory are you referring to, and what makes it
"stupid", exactly?
For instance, that the inoffensive frat group at Yale is a satanic
group.
As I suspected.
In fact I never said anything of the sort, and neither did the article
that I quoted. You have invented it to justify your rejection of an
article on the Illuminati.
People automatically associate anything to do with the Illuminati with
crackpot conspiracy theories, and reject it without due consideration.
Thank you for demonstrating the typical conditioned response to any
report pertaining to the Illuminati.
http://www.theinsider.org
Thank you for this link! Another one to put in my favorites.
Kind Regards,
Barbarossa
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22 Sep 2004 09:22:47 PM |
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Alert a écrit:
Jean Guernon <jguernon@globetrotter.net> wrote in message news:<Hxd4d.114804$XP3.77131@edtnps84>...
More idiocies by the google loser.
If you're referring to me, it's an article from a newspaper, so you
are insulting the wrong person.
Sorry, maybe you are not the lame google loser.
What makes it idiotic, and what lead you to conclude that I am a
"loser", exactly?
The fact that you fuel these stupid conspiracy theories. Sure these
conspiracists losers got to some shadowy regional newspaper which has
little else to report besides stray cats being ran over by cars, but
this ludicrous claim that there is an underground world government is
still just a stupid claim by a loser who has only anonymous sources.
Which conspiracy theory are you referring to, and what makes it "stupid", exactly?
For instance, that the inoffensive frat group at Yale is a satanic group.
As I suspected.
In fact I never said anything of the sort, and neither did the article
that I quoted. You have invented it to justify your rejection of an
article on the Illuminati.
People automatically associate anything to do with the Illuminati with
crackpot conspiracy theories, and reject it without due consideration.
Thank you for demonstrating the typical conditioned response to any
report pertaining to the Illuminati.
Well Excuuuuuuuuuuuuuuse me, but your ***** means nothing here.
True, I thought you were as crazy as Barbara rossa who has been
inundating us with that satanic lie ***** theory pretending the prez
was a satanic worshipper for weeks now. Where were YOU all that time?
But this proposition is still *****. The world is NOT ruled by some
secret illuminatti society, it is ruled by governments, themselves
elected by representatives, themselves elected by individuals. None,
even those that are not on the democratic model would listen to some
secret society to take their cue from.
This is totally insane, but a guy here and now you, and surely a lot
more conspiracists post these totally loony things.
J.
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| User: "Alert" |
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| Title: Re: Secret society found in town near London |
23 Sep 2004 06:27:10 AM |
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Jean Guernon <jguernon@globetrotter.net> wrote in message news:<Xrq4d.75378$KU5.59711@edtnps89>...
Alert a écrit:
Jean Guernon <jguernon@globetrotter.net> wrote in message news:<Hxd4d.114804$XP3.77131@edtnps84>...
More idiocies by the google loser.
If you're referring to me, it's an article from a newspaper, so you
are insulting the wrong person.
Sorry, maybe you are not the lame google loser.
What makes it idiotic, and what lead you to conclude that I am a
"loser", exactly?
The fact that you fuel these stupid conspiracy theories. Sure these
conspiracists losers got to some shadowy regional newspaper which has
little else to report besides stray cats being ran over by cars, but
this ludicrous claim that there is an underground world government is
still just a stupid claim by a loser who has only anonymous sources.
Which conspiracy theory are you referring to, and what makes it "stupid", exactly?
For instance, that the inoffensive frat group at Yale is a satanic group.
As I suspected.
In fact I never said anything of the sort, and neither did the article
that I quoted. You have invented it to justify your rejection of an
article on the Illuminati.
People automatically associate anything to do with the Illuminati with
crackpot conspiracy theories, and reject it without due consideration.
Thank you for demonstrating the typical conditioned response to any
report pertaining to the Illuminati.
Well Excuuuuuuuuuuuuuuse me, but your ***** means nothing here.
You're becoming incoherent. I still proved you wrong.
http://www.theinsider.org
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| User: "Jean Guernon" |
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| Title: Re: Secret society found in town near London |
23 Sep 2004 09:29:39 AM |
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Alert a écrit:
Jean Guernon <jguernon@globetrotter.net> wrote in message news:<Xrq4d.75378$KU5.59711@edtnps89>...
Alert a écrit:
Jean Guernon <jguernon@globetrotter.net> wrote in message news:<Hxd4d.114804$XP3.77131@edtnps84>...
More idiocies by the google loser.
If you're referring to me, it's an article from a newspaper, so you
are insulting the wrong person.
Sorry, maybe you are not the lame google loser.
What makes it idiotic, and what lead you to conclude that I am a
"loser", exactly?
The fact that you fuel these stupid conspiracy theories. Sure these
conspiracists losers got to some shadowy regional newspaper which has
little else to report besides stray cats being ran over by cars, but
this ludicrous claim that there is an underground world government is
still just a stupid claim by a loser who has only anonymous sources.
Which conspiracy theory are you referring to, and what makes it "stupid", exactly?
For instance, that the inoffensive frat group at Yale is a satanic group.
As I suspected.
In fact I never said anything of the sort, and neither did the article
that I quoted. You have invented it to justify your rejection of an
article on the Illuminati.
People automatically associate anything to do with the Illuminati with
crackpot conspiracy theories, and reject it without due consideration.
Thank you for demonstrating the typical conditioned response to any
report pertaining to the Illuminati.
Well Excuuuuuuuuuuuuuuse me, but your ***** means nothing here.
You're becoming incoherent. I still proved you wrong.
Bah in your dreams only. I see you really are the google *****, See,
loser, you cannot say that because you forgot to read the rest. Poor
you, you snipped the meat of the post inadvertently, maybe while reading
your illuminati stuff, you were illuminated by the light and didn't
notice? Here it is again:
True, I thought you were as crazy as Barbara rossa who has been
inundating us with that satanic lie ***** theory pretending the prez
was a satanic worshipper for weeks now. Where were YOU all that time?
But this proposition is still *****. The world is NOT ruled by some
secret illuminatti society, it is ruled by governments, themselves
elected by representatives, themselves elected by individuals. None,
even those that are not on the democratic model would listen to some
secret society to take their cue from.
This is totally insane, but a guy here and now you, and surely a lot
more conspiracists post these totally loony things.
J.
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| User: "Alert" |
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| Title: Re: Secret society found in town near London |
24 Sep 2004 10:57:39 AM |
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Jean Guernon <jguernon@globetrotter.net> wrote in message news:<n5B4d.76300$KU5.37172@edtnps89>...
Alert a écrit:
Jean Guernon <jguernon@globetrotter.net> wrote in message news:<Xrq4d.75378$KU5.59711@edtnps89>...
Alert a écrit:
Jean Guernon <jguernon@globetrotter.net> wrote in message news:<Hxd4d.114804$XP3.77131@edtnps84>...
More idiocies by the google loser.
If you're referring to me, it's an article from a newspaper, so you
are insulting the wrong person.
Sorry, maybe you are not the lame google loser.
What makes it idiotic, and what lead you to conclude that I am a
"loser", exactly?
The fact that you fuel these stupid conspiracy theories. Sure these
conspiracists losers got to some shadowy regional newspaper which has
little else to report besides stray cats being ran over by cars, but
this ludicrous claim that there is an underground world government is
still just a stupid claim by a loser who has only anonymous sources.
Which conspiracy theory are you referring to, and what makes it "stupid", exactly?
For instance, that the inoffensive frat group at Yale is a satanic group.
As I suspected.
In fact I never said anything of the sort, and neither did the article
that I quoted. You have invented it to justify your rejection of an
article on the Illuminati.
People automatically associate anything to do with the Illuminati with
crackpot conspiracy theories, and reject it without due consideration.
Thank you for demonstrating the typical conditioned response to any
report pertaining to the Illuminati.
Well Excuuuuuuuuuuuuuuse me, but your ***** means nothing here.
You're becoming incoherent. I still proved you wrong.
Bah in your dreams only. I see you really are the google *****, See,
You're not making much sense. In case you've lost track of the
original topic, here it is:
http://www.theinsider.org/mailing/article.asp?id=591
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| User: "Barbarossa" |
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| Title: Re: Secret society found in town near London |
26 Sep 2004 06:17:36 PM |
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"Alert" <www_insider_org@postmaster.co.uk> schreef in bericht
news:5b022599.0409240757.3a8a4dcb@posting.google.com...
Jean Guernon <jguernon@globetrotter.net> wrote in message
news:<n5B4d.76300$KU5.37172@edtnps89>...
Alert a écrit:
Jean Guernon <jguernon@globetrotter.net> wrote in message
news:<Xrq4d.75378$KU5.59711@edtnps89>...
Alert a écrit:
Jean Guernon <jguernon@globetrotter.net> wrote in message
news:<Hxd4d.114804$XP3.77131@edtnps84>...
More idiocies by the google loser.
If you're referring to me, it's an article from a newspaper, so
you
are insulting the wrong person.
Sorry, maybe you are not the lame google loser.
What makes it idiotic, and what lead you to conclude that I am a
"loser", exactly?
The fact that you fuel these stupid conspiracy theories. Sure
these
conspiracists losers got to some shadowy regional newspaper which
has
little else to report besides stray cats being ran over by cars,
but
this ludicrous claim that there is an underground world government
is
still just a stupid claim by a loser who has only anonymous
sources.
Which conspiracy theory are you referring to, and what makes it
"stupid", exactly?
For instance, that the inoffensive frat group at Yale is a satanic
group.
As I suspected.
In fact I never said anything of the sort, and neither did the
article
that I quoted. You have invented it to justify your rejection of an
article on the Illuminati.
People automatically associate anything to do with the Illuminati
with
crackpot conspiracy theories, and reject it without due
consideration.
Thank you for demonstrating the typical conditioned response to any
report pertaining to the Illuminati.
Well Excuuuuuuuuuuuuuuse me, but your ***** means nothing here.
You're becoming incoherent. I still proved you wrong.
Bah in your dreams only. I see you really are the google *****, See,
You're not making much sense. In case you've lost track of the
original topic, here it is:
http://www.theinsider.org/mailing/article.asp?id=591
I was a little too hasty when I wrote my first reply to a post of yours.
Welcome to this NG! I certainly welcome your contributions! And
be careful with Jean Guernon. He is just infected with a too much
trust in governments these days. He is a die hard.
He trusts the Bush clique completely. When Powell comes to the
SC with all his maps and texts about WMD in Iraq. When nothing
is found there he of course believes totally the same Powell and the
rest of the Bush clique when they argue that all those weapons are in
Syria. When we don't find them there he will of course accept any
explanation by the Bush clique. This is so typical of Jean Guernon.
Total blindness and total servitude to the liars on this planet. And
then we have not even begun to start about his discrimination of
muslims in the true KKK style.
He cannot refute anything of the secret conspiracies of the NWO,
whether it's about Freemasonry, Illuminatie, Skull and Bones and
the like so his only weapon is accusing you of being a liar, an
antisemite, a terrorists admirer and the like.
Perhaps you have written in this NG before, I did not see that, in
any case, welcome aboard!
Kind Regards,
Barbarossa
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| User: "Jean Guernon" |
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| Title: Re: Secret society found in town near London |
26 Sep 2004 08:00:16 PM |
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Barbarossa a écrit:
"Alert" <www_insider_org@postmaster.co.uk> schreef in bericht
news:5b022599.0409240757.3a8a4dcb@posting.google.com...
Jean Guernon <jguernon@globetrotter.net> wrote in message
news:<n5B4d.76300$KU5.37172@edtnps89>...
Alert a écrit:
Jean Guernon <jguernon@globetrotter.net> wrote in message
news:<Xrq4d.75378$KU5.59711@edtnps89>...
Alert a écrit:
Jean Guernon <jguernon@globetrotter.net> wrote in message
news:<Hxd4d.114804$XP3.77131@edtnps84>...
More idiocies by the google loser.
If you're referring to me, it's an article from a newspaper, so
you
are insulting the wrong person.
Sorry, maybe you are not the lame google loser.
What makes it idiotic, and what lead you to conclude that I am a
"loser", exactly?
The fact that you fuel these stupid conspiracy theories. Sure
these
conspiracists losers got to some shadowy regional newspaper which
has
little else to report besides stray cats being ran over by cars,
but
this ludicrous claim that there is an underground world government
is
still just a stupid claim by a loser who has only anonymous
sources.
Which conspiracy theory are you referring to, and what makes it
"stupid", exactly?
For instance, that the inoffensive frat group at Yale is a satanic
group.
As I suspected.
In fact I never said anything of the sort, and neither did the
article
that I quoted. You have invented it to justify your rejection of an
article on the Illuminati.
People automatically associate anything to do with the Illuminati
with
crackpot conspiracy theories, and reject it without due
consideration.
Thank you for demonstrating the typical conditioned response to any
report pertaining to the Illuminati.
Well Excuuuuuuuuuuuuuuse me, but your ***** means nothing here.
You're becoming incoherent. I still proved you wrong.
Bah in your dreams only. I see you really are the google *****, See,
You're not making much sense. In case you've lost track of the
original topic, here it is:
http://www.theinsider.org/mailing/article.asp?id=591
I was a little too hasty when I wrote my first reply to a post of yours.
Welcome to this NG! I certainly welcome your contributions! And
be careful with Jean Guernon. He is just infected with a too much
trust in governments these days. He is a die hard.
He trusts the Bush clique completely. When Powell comes to the
SC with all his maps and texts about WMD in Iraq. When nothing
is found there he of course believes totally the same Powell and the
rest of the Bush clique when they argue that all those weapons are in
Syria. When we don't find them there he will of course accept any
explanation by the Bush clique. This is so typical of Jean Guernon.
Total blindness and total servitude to the liars on this planet. And
then we have not even begun to start about his discrimination of
muslims in the true KKK style.
He cannot refute anything of the secret conspiracies of the NWO,
whether it's about Freemasonry, Illuminatie, Skull and Bones and
the like so his only weapon is accusing you of being a liar, an
antisemite, a terrorists admirer and the like.
Perhaps you have written in this NG before, I did not see that, in
any case, welcome aboard!
Kind Regards,
Barbarossa
Bah, you are a loser who wallows in hate for America,. He comes to the
rescue with a lame regional article., Doesn't change the fact that the
world is not governed by a clique, it is democracies and if leaders
betray it as we have seen with France and even Annan, they still are
subject to the decisions of individuals and if they can bamboozle their
electorate on some decision they make against their interests, they are
always debunked in the long run by history when they do.
Now wallow in your little universal plot with your new friends, I have
shown you that there is no satanic worship in the masonic orders, from
university links and that it is the electorate who decides who are the
rulers and what are the issues, not some lame sect. Sure, as we see with
Kerry, the leaders will compromise their aspirations to please the
electorate and get the power, but it is not the other way around.
A loser that cannot discuss intelligently, like Alert, because he licks
your rectum, CAN KISS MY *****.
And so you, but you know that already.
J.
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| User: "Barbarossa" |
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| Title: Re: Secret society found in town near London |
26 Sep 2004 08:33:08 PM |
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"Jean Guernon" <jguernon@globetrotter.net> schreef in bericht
news:ACJ5d.118588$KU5.16631@edtnps89...
Barbarossa a écrit:
"Alert" <www_insider_org@postmaster.co.uk> schreef in bericht
news:5b022599.0409240757.3a8a4dcb@posting.google.com...
Jean Guernon <jguernon@globetrotter.net> wrote in message
news:<n5B4d.76300$KU5.37172@edtnps89>...
Alert a écrit:
Jean Guernon <jguernon@globetrotter.net> wrote in message
news:<Xrq4d.75378$KU5.59711@edtnps89>...
Alert a écrit:
Jean Guernon <jguernon@globetrotter.net> wrote in message
news:<Hxd4d.114804$XP3.77131@edtnps84>...
More idiocies by the google loser.
If you're referring to me, it's an article from a newspaper, so
you
are insulting the wrong person.
Sorry, maybe you are not the lame google loser.
What makes it idiotic, and what lead you to conclude that I am a
"loser", exactly?
The fact that you fuel these stupid conspiracy theories. Sure
these
conspiracists losers got to some shadowy regional newspaper which
has
little else to report besides stray cats being ran over by cars,
but
this ludicrous claim that there is an underground world
government
is
still just a stupid claim by a loser who has only anonymous
sources.
Which conspiracy theory are you referring to, and what makes it
"stupid", exactly?
For instance, that the inoffensive frat group at Yale is a satanic
group.
As I suspected.
In fact I never said anything of the sort, and neither did the
article
that I quoted. You have invented it to justify your rejection of an
article on the Illuminati.
People automatically associate anything to do with the Illuminati
with
crackpot conspiracy theories, and reject it without due
consideration.
Thank you for demonstrating the typical conditioned response to any
report pertaining to the Illuminati.
Well Excuuuuuuuuuuuuuuse me, but your ***** means nothing here.
You're becoming incoherent. I still proved you wrong.
Bah in your dreams only. I see you really are the google *****, See,
You're not making much sense. In case you've lost track of the
original topic, here it is:
http://www.theinsider.org/mailing/article.asp?id=591
I was a little too hasty when I wrote my first reply to a post of yours.
Welcome to this NG! I certainly welcome your contributions! And
be careful with Jean Guernon. He is just infected with a too much
trust in governments these days. He is a die hard.
He trusts the Bush clique completely. When Powell comes to the
SC with all his maps and texts about WMD in Iraq. When nothing
is found there he of course believes totally the same Powell and the
rest of the Bush clique when they argue that all those weapons are in
Syria. When we don't find them there he will of course accept any
explanation by the Bush clique. This is so typical of Jean Guernon.
Total blindness and total servitude to the liars on this planet. And
then we have not even begun to start about his discrimination of
muslims in the true KKK style.
He cannot refute anything of the secret conspiracies of the NWO,
whether it's about Freemasonry, Illuminatie, Skull and Bones and
the like so his only weapon is accusing you of being a liar, an
antisemite, a terrorists admirer and the like.
Perhaps you have written in this NG before, I did not see that, in
any case, welcome aboard!
Kind Regards,
Barbarossa
Bah, you are a loser who wallows in hate for America,. He comes to the
rescue with a lame regional article., Doesn't change the fact that the
world is not governed by a clique, it is democracies and if leaders
betray it as we have seen with France and even Annan, they still are
subject to the decisions of individuals and if they can bamboozle their
electorate on some decision they make against their interests, they are
always debunked in the long run by history when they do.
Now wallow in your little universal plot with your new friends, I have
shown you that there is no satanic worship in the masonic orders, from
university links and that it is the electorate who decides who are the
rulers and what are the issues, not some lame sect. Sure, as we see with
Kerry, the leaders will compromise their aspirations to please the
electorate and get the power, but it is not the other way around.
A loser that cannot discuss intelligently, like Alert, because he licks
your rectum, CAN KISS MY *****.
And so you, but you know that already.
Coming from a liar who claimed that Germany, Italy and Greece had
only appeased and giving in to terrorists.
Coming from a liar who claimed that Spain had never undergone muslim
terrorists attacks.
Coming from a man who claims that only muslims committs terror or
barbaric atrocities. He has never heard of IRA, UFF, RMS, ETA,
Rote Armee Fraction and the like. And he has no clue about that.
Coming from a man who has no clue about the real intentions of Jesus
Christ. According to strict and harsh laws of the Pentateuch women
should be stoned to death when they committed sex crimes. Jesus
Christ came along and proved otherwise.
And so on.
Kind Regardss,
Barbarossa
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| User: "Jean Guernon" |
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| Title: Re: Secret society found in town near London |
28 Sep 2004 05:08:05 PM |
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Lick anuses.
J.
Barbarossa a écrit:
"Jean Guernon" <jguernon@globetrotter.net> schreef in bericht
news:ACJ5d.118588$KU5.16631@edtnps89...
Barbarossa a écrit:
"Alert" <www_insider_org@postmaster.co.uk> schreef in bericht
news:5b022599.0409240757.3a8a4dcb@posting.google.com...
Jean Guernon <jguernon@globetrotter.net> wrote in message
news:<n5B4d.76300$KU5.37172@edtnps89>...
Alert a écrit:
Jean Guernon <jguernon@globetrotter.net> wrote in message
news:<Xrq4d.75378$KU5.59711@edtnps89>...
Alert a écrit:
Jean Guernon <jguernon@globetrotter.net> wrote in message
news:<Hxd4d.114804$XP3.77131@edtnps84>...
More idiocies by the google loser.
If you're referring to me, it's an article from a newspaper, so
you
are insulting the wrong person.
Sorry, maybe you are not the lame google loser.
What makes it idiotic, and what lead you to conclude that I am a
"loser", exactly?
The fact that you fuel these stupid conspiracy theories. Sure
these
conspiracists losers got to some shadowy regional newspaper which
has
little else to report besides stray cats being ran over by cars,
but
this ludicrous claim that there is an underground world
government
is
still just a stupid claim by a loser who has only anonymous
sources.
Which conspiracy theory are you referring to, and what makes it
"stupid", exactly?
For instance, that the inoffensive frat group at Yale is a satanic
group.
As I suspected.
In fact I never said anything of the sort, and neither did the
article
that I quoted. You have invented it to justify your rejection of an
article on the Illuminati.
People automatically associate anything to do with the Illuminati
with
crackpot conspiracy theories, and reject it without due
consideration.
Thank you for demonstrating the typical conditioned response to any
report pertaining to the Illuminati.
Well Excuuuuuuuuuuuuuuse me, but your ***** means nothing here.
You're becoming incoherent. I still proved you wrong.
Bah in your dreams only. I see you really are the google *****, See,
You're not making much sense. In case you've lost track of the
original topic, here it is:
http://www.theinsider.org/mailing/article.asp?id=591
I was a little too hasty when I wrote my first reply to a post of yours.
Welcome to this NG! I certainly welcome your contributions! And
be careful with Jean Guernon. He is just infected with a too much
trust in governments these days. He is a die hard.
He trusts the Bush clique completely. When Powell comes to the
SC with all his maps and texts about WMD in Iraq. When nothing
is found there he of course believes totally the same Powell and the
rest of the Bush clique when they argue that all those weapons are in
Syria. When we don't find them there he will of course accept any
explanation by the Bush clique. This is so typical of Jean Guernon.
Total blindness and total servitude to the liars on this planet. And
then we have not even begun to start about his discrimination of
muslims in the true KKK style.
He cannot refute anything of the secret conspiracies of the NWO,
whether it's about Freemasonry, Illuminatie, Skull and Bones and
the like so his only weapon is accusing you of being a liar, an
antisemite, a terrorists admirer and the like.
Perhaps you have written in this NG before, I did not see that, in
any case, welcome aboard!
Kind Regards,
Barbarossa
Bah, you are a loser who wallows in hate for America,. He comes to the
rescue with a lame regional article., Doesn't change the fact that the
world is not governed by a clique, it is democracies and if leaders
betray it as we have seen with France and even Annan, they still are
subject to the decisions of individuals and if they can bamboozle their
electorate on some decision they make against their interests, they are
always debunked in the long run by history when they do.
Now wallow in your little universal plot with your new friends, I have
shown you that there is no satanic worship in the masonic orders, from
university links and that it is the electorate who decides who are the
rulers and what are the issues, not some lame sect. Sure, as we see with
Kerry, the leaders will compromise their aspirations to please the
electorate and get the power, but it is not the other way around.
A loser that cannot discuss intelligently, like Alert, because he licks
your rectum, CAN KISS MY *****.
And so you, but you know that already.
Coming from a liar who claimed that Germany, Italy and Greece had
only appeased and giving in to terrorists.
Coming from a liar who claimed that Spain had never undergone muslim
terrorists attacks.
Coming from a man who claims that only muslims committs terror or
barbaric atrocities. He has never heard of IRA, UFF, RMS, ETA,
Rote Armee Fraction and the like. And he has no clue about that.
Coming from a man who has no clue about the real intentions of Jesus
Christ. According to strict and harsh laws of the Pentateuch women
should be stoned to death when they committed sex crimes. Jesus
Christ came along and proved otherwise.
And so on.
Kind Regardss,
Barbarossa
.
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| User: "Cuan" |
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| Title: Re: Secret society found in town near London |
29 Sep 2004 02:05:44 AM |
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On Tue, 28 Sep 2004 22:08:05 GMT, Jean Guernon
<jguernon@globetrotter.net> wrote:
Lick anuses.
Bwahaha! Jean's been debunked!
Barbarossa a écrit:
"Jean Guernon" <jguernon@globetrotter.net> schreef in bericht
news:ACJ5d.118588$KU5.16631@edtnps89...
Barbarossa a écrit:
"Alert" <www_insider_org@postmaster.co.uk> schreef in bericht
news:5b022599.0409240757.3a8a4dcb@posting.google.com...
Jean Guernon <jguernon@globetrotter.net> wrote in message
news:<n5B4d.76300$KU5.37172@edtnps89>...
Alert a écrit:
Jean Guernon <jguernon@globetrotter.net> wrote in message
news:<Xrq4d.75378$KU5.59711@edtnps89>...
Alert a écrit:
Jean Guernon <jguernon@globetrotter.net> wrote in message
news:<Hxd4d.114804$XP3.77131@edtnps84>...
More idiocies by the google loser.
If you're referring to me, it's an article from a newspaper, so
you
are insulting the wrong person.
Sorry, maybe you are not the lame google loser.
What makes it idiotic, and what lead you to conclude that I am a
"loser", exactly?
The fact that you fuel these stupid conspiracy theories. Sure
these
conspiracists losers got to some shadowy regional newspaper which
has
little else to report besides stray cats being ran over by cars,
but
this ludicrous claim that there is an underground world
government
is
still just a stupid claim by a loser who has only anonymous
sources.
Which conspiracy theory are you referring to, and what makes it
"stupid", exactly?
For instance, that the inoffensive frat group at Yale is a satanic
group.
As I suspected.
In fact I never said anything of the sort, and neither did the
article
that I quoted. You have invented it to justify your rejection of an
article on the Illuminati.
People automatically associate anything to do with the Illuminati
with
crackpot conspiracy theories, and reject it without due
consideration.
Thank you for demonstrating the typical conditioned response to any
report pertaining to the Illuminati.
Well Excuuuuuuuuuuuuuuse me, but your ***** means nothing here.
You're becoming incoherent. I still proved you wrong.
Bah in your dreams only. I see you really are the google *****, See,
You're not making much sense. In case you've lost track of the
original topic, here it is:
http://www.theinsider.org/mailing/article.asp?id=591
I was a little too hasty when I wrote my first reply to a post of yours.
Welcome to this NG! I certainly welcome your contributions! And
be careful with Jean Guernon. He is just infected with a too much
trust in governments these days. He is a die hard.
He trusts the Bush clique completely. When Powell comes to the
SC with all his maps and texts about WMD in Iraq. When nothing
is found there he of course believes totally the same Powell and the
rest of the Bush clique when they argue that all those weapons are in
Syria. When we don't find them there he will of course accept any
explanation by the Bush clique. This is so typical of Jean Guernon.
Total blindness and total servitude to the liars on this planet. And
then we have not even begun to start about his discrimination of
muslims in the true KKK style.
He cannot refute anything of the secret conspiracies of the NWO,
whether it's about Freemasonry, Illuminatie, Skull and Bones and
the like so his only weapon is accusing you of being a liar, an
antisemite, a terrorists admirer and the like.
Perhaps you have written in this NG before, I did not see that, in
any case, welcome aboard!
Kind Regards,
Barbarossa
Bah, you are a loser who wallows in hate for America,. He comes to the
rescue with a lame regional article., Doesn't change the fact that the
world is not governed by a clique, it is democracies and if leaders
betray it as we have seen with France and even Annan, they still are
subject to the decisions of individuals and if they can bamboozle their
electorate on some decision they make against their interests, they are
always debunked in the long run by history when they do.
Now wallow in your little universal plot with your new friends, I have
shown you that there is no satanic worship in the masonic orders, from
university links and that it is the electorate who decides who are the
rulers and what are the issues, not some lame sect. Sure, as we see with
Kerry, the leaders will compromise their aspirations to please the
electorate and get the power, but it is not the other way around.
A loser that cannot discuss intelligently, like Alert, because he licks
your rectum, CAN KISS MY *****.
And so you, but you know that already.
Coming from a liar who claimed that Germany, Italy and Greece had
only appeased and giving in to terrorists.
Coming from a liar who claimed that Spain had never undergone muslim
terrorists attacks.
Coming from a man who claims that only muslims committs terror or
barbaric atrocities. He has never heard of IRA, UFF, RMS, ETA,
Rote Armee Fraction and the like. And he has no clue about that.
Coming from a man who has no clue about the real intentions of Jesus
Christ. According to strict and harsh laws of the Pentateuch women
should be stoned to death when they committed sex crimes. Jesus
Christ came along and proved otherwise.
And so on.
Kind Regardss,
Barbarossa
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| User: "Barbarossa" |
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26 Sep 2004 08:36:20 PM |
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"Jean Guernon" <jguernon@globetrotter.net> schreef in bericht
news:ACJ5d.118588$KU5.16631@edtnps89...
Barbarossa a écrit:
"Alert" <www_insider_org@postmaster.co.uk> schreef in bericht
news:5b022599.0409240757.3a8a4dcb@posting.google.com...
Jean Guernon <jguernon@globetrotter.net> wrote in message
news:<n5B4d.76300$KU5.37172@edtnps89>...
Alert a écrit:
Jean Guernon <jguernon@globetrotter.net> wrote in message
news:<Xrq4d.75378$KU5.59711@edtnps89>...
Alert a écrit:
Jean Guernon <jguernon@globetrotter.net> wrote in message
news:<Hxd4d.114804$XP3.77131@edtnps84>...
More idiocies by the google loser.
If you're referring to me, it's an article from a newspaper, so
you
are insulting the wrong person.
Sorry, maybe you are not the lame google loser.
What makes it idiotic, and what lead you to conclude that I am a
"loser", exactly?
The fact that you fuel these stupid conspiracy theories. Sure
these
conspiracists losers got to some shadowy regional newspaper which
has
little else to report besides stray cats being ran over by cars,
but
this ludicrous claim that there is an underground world
government
is
still just a stupid claim by a loser who has only anonymous
sources.
Which conspiracy theory are you referring to, and what makes it
"stupid", exactly?
For instance, that the inoffensive frat group at Yale is a satanic
group.
As I suspected.
In fact I never said anything of the sort, and neither did the
article
that I quoted. You have invented it to justify your rejection of an
article on the Illuminati.
People automatically associate anything to do with the Illuminati
with
crackpot conspiracy theories, and reject it without due
consideration.
Thank you for demonstrating the typical conditioned response to any
report pertaining to the Illuminati.
Well Excuuuuuuuuuuuuuuse me, but your ***** means nothing here.
You're becoming incoherent. I still proved you wrong.
Bah in your dreams only. I see you really are the google *****, See,
You're not making much sense. In case you've lost track of the
original topic, here it is:
http://www.theinsider.org/mailing/article.asp?id=591
I was a little too hasty when I wrote my first reply to a post of yours.
Welcome to this NG! I certainly welcome your contributions! And
be careful with Jean Guernon. He is just infected with a too much
trust in governments these days. He is a die hard.
He trusts the Bush clique completely. When Powell comes to the
SC with all his maps and texts about WMD in Iraq. When nothing
is found there he of course believes totally the same Powell and the
rest of the Bush clique when they argue that all those weapons are in
Syria. When we don't find them there he will of course accept any
explanation by the Bush clique. This is so typical of Jean Guernon.
Total blindness and total servitude to the liars on this planet. And
then we have not even begun to start about his discrimination of
muslims in the true KKK style.
He cannot refute anything of the secret conspiracies of the NWO,
whether it's about Freemasonry, Illuminatie, Skull and Bones and
the like so his only weapon is accusing you of being a liar, an
antisemite, a terrorists admirer and the like.
Perhaps you have written in this NG before, I did not see that, in
any case, welcome aboard!
Kind Regards,
Barbarossa
Bah, you are a loser who wallows in hate for America,. He comes to the
rescue with a lame regional article., Doesn't change the fact that the
world is not governed by a clique, it is democracies and if leaders
betray it as we have seen with France and even Annan, they still are
subject to the decisions of individuals and if they can bamboozle their
electorate on some decision they make against their interests, they are
always debunked in the long run by history when they do.
Now wallow in your little universal plot with your new friends, I have
shown you that there is no satanic worship in the masonic orders, from
university links and that it is the electorate who decides who are the
rulers and what are the issues, not some lame sect. Sure, as we see with
Kerry, the leaders will compromise their aspirations to please the
electorate and get the power, but it is not the other way around.
A loser that cannot discuss intelligently, like Alert, because he licks
your rectum, CAN KISS MY *****.
I really thought that you were opposed to stimulating the ***** of a
person? Thus showing that you lie again!
Kind Regards,
Barbarossa
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| User: "Cuan" |
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| Title: Re: Secret society found in town near London |
27 Sep 2004 01:48:09 AM |
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On Mon, 27 Sep 2004 01:00:16 GMT, Jean Guernon
<jguernon@globetrotter.net> wrote:
Barbarossa a écrit:
"Alert" <www_insider_org@postmaster.co.uk> schreef in bericht
news:5b022599.0409240757.3a8a4dcb@posting.google.com...
Jean Guernon <jguernon@globetrotter.net> wrote in message
news:<n5B4d.76300$KU5.37172@edtnps89>...
Alert a écrit:
Jean Guernon <jguernon@globetrotter.net> wrote in message
news:<Xrq4d.75378$KU5.59711@edtnps89>...
Alert a écrit:
Jean Guernon <jguernon@globetrotter.net> wrote in message
news:<Hxd4d.114804$XP3.77131@edtnps84>...
More idiocies by the google loser.
If you're referring to me, it's an article from a newspaper, so
you
are insulting the wrong person.
Sorry, maybe you are not the lame google loser.
What makes it idiotic, and what lead you to conclude that I am a
"loser", exactly?
The fact that you fuel these stupid conspiracy theories. Sure
these
conspiracists losers got to some shadowy regional newspaper which
has
little else to report besides stray cats being ran over by cars,
but
this ludicrous claim that there is an underground world government
is
still just a stupid claim by a loser who has only anonymous
sources.
Which conspiracy theory are you referring to, and what makes it
"stupid", exactly?
For instance, that the inoffensive frat group at Yale is a satanic
group.
As I suspected.
In fact I never said anything of the sort, and neither did the
article
that I quoted. You have invented it to justify your rejection of an
article on the Illuminati.
People automatically associate anything to do with the Illuminati
with
crackpot conspiracy theories, and reject it without due
consideration.
Thank you for demonstrating the typical conditioned response to any
report pertaining to the Illuminati.
Well Excuuuuuuuuuuuuuuse me, but your ***** means nothing here.
You're becoming incoherent. I still proved you wrong.
Bah in your dreams only. I see you really are the google *****, See,
You're not making much sense. In case you've lost track of the
original topic, here it is:
http://www.theinsider.org/mailing/article.asp?id=591
I was a little too hasty when I wrote my first reply to a post of yours.
Welcome to this NG! I certainly welcome your contributions! And
be careful with Jean Guernon. He is just infected with a too much
trust in governments these days. He is a die hard.
He trusts the Bush clique completely. When Powell comes to the
SC with all his maps and texts about WMD in Iraq. When nothing
is found there he of course believes totally the same Powell and the
rest of the Bush clique when they argue that all those weapons are in
Syria. When we don't find them there he will of course accept any
explanation by the Bush clique. This is so typical of Jean Guernon.
Total blindness and total servitude to the liars on this planet. And
then we have not even begun to start about his discrimination of
muslims in the true KKK style.
He cannot refute anything of the secret conspiracies of the NWO,
whether it's about Freemasonry, Illuminatie, Skull and Bones and
the like so his only weapon is accusing you of being a liar, an
antisemite, a terrorists admirer and the like.
Perhaps you have written in this NG before, I did not see that, in
any case, welcome aboard!
Kind Regards,
Barbarossa
Bah, you are a loser who wallows in hate for America,. He comes to the
rescue with a lame regional article., Doesn't change the fact that the
world is not governed by a clique, it is democracies and if leaders
betray it as we have seen with France and even Annan, they still are
subject to the decisions of individuals and if they can bamboozle their
electorate on some decision they make against their interests, they are
always debunked in the long run by history when they do.
Same old, same old.
Now wallow in your little universal plot with your new friends, I have
shown you that there is no satanic worship in the masonic orders, from
university links and that it is the electorate who decides who are the
rulers and what are the issues, not some lame sect. Sure, as we see with
Kerry, the leaders will compromise their aspirations to please the
electorate and get the power, but it is not the other way around.
You have shown no such thing. We provide you with scores of links
from relatively reliable sites, containing content which comes from
the horse's mouth, so to speak. You provide one link and you think
you've provided something reliable? You're a worthless git. The
sooner you realise that the better.
A loser that cannot discuss intelligently, like Alert, because he licks
your rectum, CAN KISS MY *****.
Judging from your comprehension 'skills' above, I think you shouldn't
be calling anybody else's discussions unintelligent, lest you degrade
your own any further. Personally, I think Alert displays a very
intelligent posture - especially in comparison to your own.
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| User: "Jean Guernon" |
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| Title: Re: Secret society found in town near London |
28 Sep 2004 05:19:37 PM |
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Who's talking to a loser like you who can't understand?
J.
Cuan a écrit:
On Mon, 27 Sep 2004 01:00:16 GMT, Jean Guernon
<jguernon@globetrotter.net> wrote:
Barbarossa a écrit:
"Alert" <www_insider_org@postmaster.co.uk> schreef in bericht
news:5b022599.0409240757.3a8a4dcb@posting.google.com...
Jean Guernon <jguernon@globetrotter.net> wrote in message
news:<n5B4d.76300$KU5.37172@edtnps89>...
Alert a écrit:
Jean Guernon <jguernon@globetrotter.net> wrote in message
news:<Xrq4d.75378$KU5.59711@edtnps89>...
Alert a écrit:
Jean Guernon <jguernon@globetrotter.net> wrote in message
news:<Hxd4d.114804$XP3.77131@edtnps84>...
More idiocies by the google loser.
If you're referring to me, it's an article from a newspaper, so
you
are insulting the wrong person.
Sorry, maybe you are not the lame google loser.
What makes it idiotic, and what lead you to conclude that I am a
"loser", exactly?
The fact that you fuel these stupid conspiracy theories. Sure
these
conspiracists losers got to some shadowy regional newspaper which
has
little else to report besides stray cats being ran over by cars,
but
this ludicrous claim that there is an underground world government
is
still just a stupid claim by a loser who has only anonymous
sources.
Which conspiracy theory are you referring to, and what makes it
"stupid", exactly?
For instance, that the inoffensive frat group at Yale is a satanic
group.
As I suspected.
In fact I never said anything of the sort, and neither did the
article
that I quoted. You have invented it to justify your rejection of an
article on the Illuminati.
People automatically associate anything to do with the Illuminati
with
crackpot conspiracy theories, and reject it without due
consideration.
Thank you for demonstrating the typical conditioned response to any
report pertaining to the Illuminati.
Well Excuuuuuuuuuuuuuuse me, but your ***** means nothing here.
You're becoming incoherent. I still proved you wrong.
Bah in your dreams only. I see you really are the google *****, See,
You're not making much sense. In case you've lost track of the
original topic, here it is:
http://www.theinsider.org/mailing/article.asp?id=591
I was a little too hasty when I wrote my first reply to a post of yours.
Welcome to this NG! I certainly welcome your contributions! And
be careful with Jean Guernon. He is just infected with a too much
trust in governments these days. He is a die hard.
He trusts the Bush clique completely. When Powell comes to the
SC with all his maps and texts about WMD in Iraq. When nothing
is found there he of course believes totally the same Powell and the
rest of the Bush clique when they argue that all those weapons are in
Syria. When we don't find them there he will of course accept any
explanation by the Bush clique. This is so typical of Jean Guernon.
Total blindness and total servitude to the liars on this planet. And
then we have not even begun to start about his discrimination of
muslims in the true KKK style.
He cannot refute anything of the secret conspiracies of the NWO,
whether it's about Freemasonry, Illuminatie, Skull and Bones and
the like so his only weapon is accusing you of being a liar, an
antisemite, a terrorists admirer and the like.
Perhaps you have written in this NG before, I did not see that, in
any case, welcome aboard!
Kind Regards,
Barbarossa
Bah, you are a loser who wallows in hate for America,. He comes to the
rescue with a lame regional article., Doesn't change the fact that the
world is not governed by a clique, it is democracies and if leaders
betray it as we have seen with France and even Annan, they still are
subject to the decisions of individuals and if they can bamboozle their
electorate on some decision they make against their interests, they are
always debunked in the long run by history when they do.
Same old, same old.
Now wallow in your little universal plot with your new friends, I have
shown you that there is no satanic worship in the masonic orders, from
university links and that it is the electorate who decides who are the
rulers and what are the issues, not some lame sect. Sure, as we see with
Kerry, the leaders will compromise their aspirations to please the
electorate and get the power, but it is not the other way around.
You have shown no such thing. We provide you with scores of links
from relatively reliable sites, containing content which comes from
the horse's mouth, so to speak. You provide one link and you think
you've provided something reliable? You're a worthless git. The
sooner you realise that the better.
A loser that cannot discuss intelligently, like Alert, because he licks
your rectum, CAN KISS MY *****.
Judging from your comprehension 'skills' above, I think you shouldn't
be calling anybody else's discussions unintelligent, lest you degrade
your own any further. Personally, I think Alert displays a very
intelligent posture - especially in comparison to your own.
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