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Media, the Conservatives and mind control

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GrimsbyPacer

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Mind Control hasn't worked on me, I always think about my opinions and test them with logical and science based arguments and I'm the same. This Conservative/Zionist mind control stuff hasn't effected me. There was a short time that I considered the 2009 Star Trek film to be okay, but then I remembered why it was so bad, that was caused by propaganda.

Is there any evidence to support your mind control claim?
Or is it just suspected? I guess that this techology would only be possible if aliens or time travel are involved.
But seriously, if a broadcast is being beamed out then a tin foil hat will help reflect it. But won't it also work on animals too?
 
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Hi Mike

I know it's been a while since you've last posted in this thread, and I hope that you're still reading our replies. I would agree with you that the right wing media in this country have an agenda against the working class, however I'm a bit less sure about your statements about mind control and thought broadcasting.

I think it's worth pointing out here that many of the working class read The Sun and yet clearly the same newspaper takes a dim view of Jeremy Corbyn and his politics.

I apologise for going off topic here but its also worth remembering that many of the working class voted UKIP at the last election. If the Labour Party is to have any hope of success in the future it needs to start paying attention to what The Sun prints and start listening to UKIP voters.
 

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Can someone explain the definition of "working class" for me please as I hear the cliche banded around so much that I struggle to work out who is defined as such.

With regard to the media we have a fair spread of both left and right wing daily newspapers in this country. The problem you get is some people's refusal to accept that in a democracy people are allowed to have different opinions to you.
 

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Can someone explain the definition of "working class" for me please as I hear the cliche banded around so much that I struggle to work out who is defined as such.


It's the 99% of people that have 1% of the wealth !
 

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If that is the case, then many of that 99% read The Sun and voted UKIP at the last election :D


Indeed... I'd suggest that working class is what it implies, in that you need to work to pay your way in life, a very small fortunate few don't because of the wealth created by their families in the past - I'm not talking about inherited family homes here, I'm talking about real wealth that gives power over others in society.
 

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Indeed... I'd suggest that working class is what it implies, in that you need to work to pay your way in life, a very small fortunate few don't because of the wealth created by their families in the past - I'm not talking about inherited family homes here, I'm talking about real wealth that gives power over others in society.

Yep, that is what I would guess is the definition. If that is the case then if the current Labour, Green Party, PC, SNP current leadership claim to be standing up for the "working class" then their plans would do a huge amount of harm to the people they are supposed to be standing up for. That's why I am currently a Tory voter because they are the party that is in the "middle" so to speak at the moment broadly speaking. I know many hard left people would disagree so be it.
 

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Can someone explain the definition of "working class" for me please as I hear the cliche banded around so much that I struggle to work out who is defined as such.

If you wear a HVV to work then your working class <D
 

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Hello all,
I am sorry for the nature of this post. I have been in a bit of a confused state recently and this probably goes some way to explaining the contents of the original two posts. I would like to thank me123 for his suggestion and I have already made and had an appointment with my gp. I feel the outcome has been broadly positive. I do indeed have a medical condition that can cause such confusing and worrying thoughts, it is episodic in nature and rest assured I don't think like this all of the time.
Whilst I stand by my broader political views, mind control on this scale is probably not happening. I would like to thank those who tried to get me to answer questions about its nature, as thinking about things in a more rational, methodical manner helps.
To those such as 90019 your posts aren't exactly helpful and there were better ways to put your criticisms. Nonetheless these attitudes are ones I am used to and I can only forgive.
 

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Hello all,
I am sorry for the nature of this post. I have been in a bit of a confused state recently and this probably goes some way to explaining the contents of the original two posts. I would like to thank me123 for his suggestion and I have already made and had an appointment with my gp. I feel the outcome has been broadly positive. I do indeed have a medical condition that can cause such confusing and worrying thoughts, it is episodic in nature and rest assured I don't think like this all of the time.

Blimey you did well to see your GP at such short notice!
 

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I agree. It involved waiting 40 minutes in the waiting room and getting there as soon as it opened to see if there were any early appointments and luckily there was one in 40 minutes. But it was worth it.
 
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I agree. It involved waiting 40 minutes in the waiting room and getting there as soon as it opened to see if there were any early appointments and luckily there was one in 40 minutes. But it was worth it.

Well I'm glad to hear that you're getting help. Happy New Year :)
 

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All the government cares about is winning the next election, no zionism required. To do this, the "winning" party just needs to cosy up with the owners of the papers, who'll see to it that the party gets a more favourable mention in the Daily Wibble, and Wibble News 24/7. I don't think you can ascribe this behaviour to just Tories, as every political party is up to it. The more popular they are, the more likely they are to sell their soul to Murdoch. :lol:

I did actually read somewhere that the government want to change constituency boundaries to secure a bigger majority next time :lol:

Many people are now opposed to Corbyn although if BoJo or Osbourne win the leadership contest for the Tories then a lot of people will turn to the left because the alternative is much worse...
 

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I agree. It involved waiting 40 minutes in the waiting room and getting there as soon as it opened to see if there were any early appointments and luckily there was one in 40 minutes. But it was worth it.

I remain totally and utterly amazed that you were able to source an appointment in between the Christmas and New Year period just by turning up "on spec". Did you consider telephoning to see if a cancelled appointment was free for you to use?
 

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No just turned up. It was a cancelled appointment yes, but why phone when the surgery is a 10 minutes walk away and the lines open the same time as the doors? Surprised me too to be honest, especially since gp appointments are becoming harder to get. That said when I lived in Keele most appointments were made same day albeit this was some years ago. Contrast that with Thirsk where I could wait nearly a week for an appointment. The postcode lottery lives on! Here in sneinton they're usually quite bad too I guess I just got lucky.
 
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How are Mossad conveying these thoughts from your computer to your brain. I've looked in my PC and can't see anything capable of doing this. I also wonder how they will cope with brainwashing those without computers.

The brainwashing prevents you from seeing it.

As to your other question, people without some form of computer are already considered loonies.
 

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I won't comment on the Mossad theories above but if Labour want to win an election they really have to do better than just complaining that the media isn't on their side.
 

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Those of you who know me will know that I am a staunch Labour supporter. Those of you with an IQ and political awareness greater than that of a whelk .



You started off so well but then just descended into type yet want to have a proper discussion. LOL
 

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There are many people who are deeply suspicious of the Tories and their supporters. However OP, I fear, has gone full 'tin-foil' here.

If you wanted to poke a deep barb at the Tories without going off the deep end, here is my last one of 2015 before they get in the headlines for more dodgy stuff:
Don't take a Tory on a road trip with you.
 

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Guys, see the OP's post towards the end of page 3. That may explain a bit.
 

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As the op I have to agree with Paul, but its a decision for the moderators to make.
 

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Because of the circumstances that this thread appeared to have been composed in the way it was, should it be time to ask the moderators to close the thread to protect the OP from further personal disquiet.

Plus I think that what discussion that has arisen from the topic has come to a sensible conclusion now.
 

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Well, sacking Hillary Benn and Maria Eagle would be disastrous for Corbyn. But the media's treatment of Miliband was terrible.

The media's treatment of Milliband may have been terrible but it was nothing to what the deputy leader of the Labour party made up about the late Leon Brittan.
 

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I apologise to the OP for my earlier less than sensitive response. Especially in light of what they have now told us all. As a result of that I've decided to lock the thread and wish the OP well and hope that they get all the support that they need :)

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