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@booboo said in Your favourite conspiracy theories:
@rancid-schnitzel said in Your favourite conspiracy theories:
@no-quarter said in Your favourite conspiracy theories:
This one actually has some merit:
https://www.unilad.co.uk/viral/flat-earthers-think-australia-doesnt-actually-exist/
@mariner4life @Rancid-Schnitzel @booboo did you know you actually live in South America with a bunch of actors?
Really? How come we never get that Carnival thing when the chicks all dance with next to nothing on? Ripped off.
You don't live in Queensland ... it's called summer:)
"Queensland"
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Rancid that's the Woolshed most days of the week!
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@mariner4life said in Your favourite conspiracy theories:
Rancid that's the Woolshed most days of the week!
Tell me more about this Woolshed...
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In his next blog post I bet he names the Rand Corporation in conjunction with the saucer people under the supervision of the reverse vampires are responsible for the poisoning
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@rancid-schnitzel said in Your favourite conspiracy theories:
@mariner4life said in Your favourite conspiracy theories:
Rancid that's the Woolshed most days of the week!
Tell me more about this Woolshed...
The Woolshed is world famous. Best backpacker bar in Aus.
Even an average bloke like me has a phenomenal hit rate in that joint.
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@mariner4life said in Your favourite conspiracy theories:
@rancid-schnitzel said in Your favourite conspiracy theories:
@mariner4life said in Your favourite conspiracy theories:
Rancid that's the Woolshed most days of the week!
Tell me more about this Woolshed...
The Woolshed is world famous. Best backpacker bar in Aus.
Even an average bloke like me has a phenomenal hit rate in that joint.
Scandinavian backpackers? 🤤
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@rancid-schnitzel said in Your favourite conspiracy theories:
@mariner4life said in Your favourite conspiracy theories:
@rancid-schnitzel said in Your favourite conspiracy theories:
@mariner4life said in Your favourite conspiracy theories:
Rancid that's the Woolshed most days of the week!
Tell me more about this Woolshed...
The Woolshed is world famous. Best backpacker bar in Aus.
Even an average bloke like me has a phenomenal hit rate in that joint.
Scandinavian backpackers? 🤤
among others. Germany was better to me.
Set our halfback up with a 6'2 Dutch chick on a mad Monday, just for the visual LOL's
Ah the Woolshed...
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@mariner4life said in Your favourite conspiracy theories:
@rancid-schnitzel said in Your favourite conspiracy theories:
@mariner4life said in Your favourite conspiracy theories:
@rancid-schnitzel said in Your favourite conspiracy theories:
@mariner4life said in Your favourite conspiracy theories:
Rancid that's the Woolshed most days of the week!
Tell me more about this Woolshed...
The Woolshed is world famous. Best backpacker bar in Aus.
Even an average bloke like me has a phenomenal hit rate in that joint.
Scandinavian backpackers? 🤤
among others. Germany was better to me.
Set our halfback up with a 6'2 Dutch chick on a mad Monday, just for the visual LOL's
Ah the Woolshed...
South America is awesome.
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@rancid-schnitzel said in Your favourite conspiracy theories:
@mariner4life said in Your favourite conspiracy theories:
@rancid-schnitzel said in Your favourite conspiracy theories:
@mariner4life said in Your favourite conspiracy theories:
@rancid-schnitzel said in Your favourite conspiracy theories:
@mariner4life said in Your favourite conspiracy theories:
Rancid that's the Woolshed most days of the week!
Tell me more about this Woolshed...
The Woolshed is world famous. Best backpacker bar in Aus.
Even an average bloke like me has a phenomenal hit rate in that joint.
Scandinavian backpackers? 🤤
among others. Germany was better to me.
Set our halfback up with a 6'2 Dutch chick on a mad Monday, just for the visual LOL's
Ah the Woolshed...
South America is awesome.
bueno!
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@jegga said in Your favourite conspiracy theories:
In his next blog post I bet he names the Rand Corporation in conjunction with the saucer people under the supervision of the reverse vampires are responsible for the poisoning
Update , despite this turds diatribes which have been doing the rounds on left wing blogs it looks like the poms have IDed the poisoners.
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/world/news/article.cfm?c_id=2&objectid=12119939
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@jegga So many intelligence experts over there at the Standard. I really have no idea why the security services bother with all that technology and expense. They should just go straight to Bill, he’ll tell them what’s what, armed only with his googling skills.
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@jc said in Your favourite conspiracy theories:
@jegga So many intelligence experts over there at the Standard. I really have no idea why the security services bother with all that technology and expense. They should just go straight to Bill, he’ll tell them what’s what, armed only with his googling skills.
The comments are enlightening too, Britain worse than Russia for example . You can guarantee by the third post on any issue it’ll be deflection from the actual issue “ so what , National had nine years to do something about it and did nothing” etc etc .
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@jegga ... from today’s Times:
Two Russian spies were arrested in March on their way to break in to the Swiss chemical weapons laboratory that was analysing the nerve agent used in the Salisbury attack, it has been revealed.
The Russian GRU military intelligence agents were intercepted in the Netherlands while on their way to Switzerland, where investigators believe they were targeting the Spiez laboratory. They were expelled from the country.
The arrests followed a joint operation by the British and Dutch secret services working with the Swiss intelligence, the Nachrichtendienst des Bundes (NDB).
They were equipped with hacking equipment which would have been able to break into the computer network of the laboratory, the country’s institute working on protection against nuclear, biological and chemical threats.
It is the designated lab for the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW).
At the time of the arrest, Spiez was investigating poison gas attacks by the Assad regime in Syria and the attack on Sergei Skripal and his daughter in Salisbury.
The Swiss NDB has confirmed the “case of the Russian spies discovered in The Hague and then expelled”.
“The NDB has actively cooperated with the Dutch and British partners. NDB thus contributed to the prevention of illegal actions against a sensitive Swiss infrastructure,” a source said, according to the Dutch newspaper NRC and the Swiss Tages-Anzeiger.
The arrests were not made public at the time, but Mark Rutte, the Dutch prime minister, announced in March the expulsions of “two Russian intelligence agents working at the Russian embassy”.
The Spiez laboratory has confirmed that it was the target of hackers earlier this year. “We have armed ourselves against this. Data has not disappeared,” Andreas Bucher, a spokesman for the laboratory, said.
Despite the arrest, Russia has received secret information from the laboratory. In April, Sergey Lavrov, the Russian foreign minister, said that Russia had received the secret analysis report on Skripal “from a confidential source”.
Intelligence sources told the NRC that Mr Lavrov could not have received the analysis report legally. “Within OPCW protocols, no laboratory reports from designated laboratories are shared with the member states,” a spokesman said.
The two spies were not Alexander Petrov and Ruslan Boshirov, the suspects for carrying out the Salisbury attack that later killed Dawn Sturgess, a local woman.
Russia has insisted that it is absurd to accuse Moscow of lying about the Salisbury attack after the television interview yesterday with Mr Petrov and Mr Boshirov.
The men said that they had nothing to do with the attack and described themselves as fitness product salesmen who were only in Salisbury to visit its cathedral, which they described as “famous not just in Europe but in the whole world”.
The Kremlin has said that if Britain makes an official request to interview the two men in Russia then the authorities will examine the possibility. “Without doubt if such a request is made it will be looked at by the Russian side in strict accordance with Russian law,” Dmitry Peskov, the Kremlin spokesman, said.
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