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Latest planned classification of illegal implements for concealed carry. . . [ATTACH]49313._xfImport[/ATTACH]
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Northern France and Southern UK getting clobbered at the moment, Heavy storms moving NNE. . . World Lightning strikes. . . http://en.blitzortung.org/l... https://www.lightningmaps.o...
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I don't. My Daughter does though and she passed on this post via email. Might be rubbish, might be something in it. An IT colleague has advised that a video comes out tomorrow from WhatsApp called martinelli - do not open it , it hacks your phone and nothing will fix it. Spread the word. If you receive a message to update the Whatsapp to Whatsapp Gold, do not click !!!!! Now mentioned on the news - this virus is difficult and severe Message ends. Have to say that SNOPES reckon that this is crap. I wouldn't know as I don't download stuff on my phone. Use it for calling people and as a WIFI hotspot.
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OLD BIKES. . .we need another thread ( ! )
Phil Perry replied to Phil Perry's topic in Science and Technology
Thanks Nev, the text says his bike cost nearly £48.00 But didn't say if it was new at the time. I have messaged a friend who lives not far away from there to see if he can dig any info on it. He's just retired, so he's got plenty of time ( ! ) -
Ban on films lifted in Saudi. Saudi turning in to a fun place. Not like that hideous dictatorship in Syria or their evil allies in Iran. Thank heavens we’re on the Saudi side in the forthcoming nuclear conflagration to bring about an end to all life on Earth. ( I wonder if they'll also stop having public beheadings and other executions, flogging and stoning to death females for getting raped, etc. . . in the main square in Riyadh on Friday afternoons, now that they have got some Movie entertainment. . . .) http://www.bbc.com/news/av/...
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Ban on films lifted in Saudi. Saudi turning in to a fun place. Not like that hideous dictatorship in Syria or their evil allies in Iran. Thank heavens we’re on the Saudi side in the forthcoming nuclear conflagration to bring about an end to all life on Earth. http://www.bbc.com/news/av/...
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OLD BIKES. . .we need another thread ( ! )
Phil Perry replied to Phil Perry's topic in Science and Technology
Anyone recognize this Bike ? [ATTACH]49303._xfImport[/ATTACH] The Motorbike of a Man With the Stomach for a Fight James Hewitson was a Coniston man who was wounded four times in the First World War and who returned to the fray four times. This young man had the stomach for the fight. On the 26th of April 1918 at Givenchy Lance Corporal Hewitson was leading his troop against a squad of German soldiers operating out of bomb craters. He and his men cleared out their main objective, Hewitson personally killing six men who refused to surrender. Before he had time for a breather he recognised that a machine gun post was being set up to bear down on his squad. He flanked the machine gun crew, personally killing four of the enemy and capturing another. On the same day he routed a German bombing team that was attacking his Lewis gun position, killing a further six German soldiers. James was awarded the Victoria Cross for his outstanding bravery. James Hewitson lived his whole life in Coniston until he died in 1963, during this time he had long spells in hospital due to shrapnel embedded in his back; he was buried with military honours at St Andrews Church Coniston. His fully restored motorbike, which cost him £47/17/6, is part of the exhibition. Here is a testament to a very brave and humble man. This bike is an a small museum in Coniston town. Donald Campbell's Bluebird, removed from the water in 2000, and now fully restored, will be displayed nearby. Coniston Water was chosen fro Cambell's attempt at the world speed record, it is 8.9 Kilometres long giving a fairly straight run. The Chap I got the details from forgot to identify the Bike ! -
Playing with Amateur Radio Toy communications
Phil Perry replied to Phil Perry's topic in Science and Technology
Youngest Daughter did her last 2 years of University in Bordeaux. We gave hera portable TV , Hifi and other accoutrements, as when we first visited the campus, it was very spartan, One student complained to Daughter ( She was already Ace at French ) that the shared Student Kitchen only had a MANUAL tin opener ( ! ) We were given an official EU document detailing requirements for all electrical goods regulations pertaining to France. Daughter translated it and one of the requirements was that each and every electrical item had to be tested and tagged quarterly. She stayed on thre for an additional six months to complete an additional degree in French 'Interpretation' and the whole time she was there, not ONCE did anyone front up at the campus to test anything. She asked about this a couple of times but was told to write to the EU office in Brussells, In other words,. . a 'Gallic Shrug' The froggies are well known for ignoring all and any regulation which is inconvenient, but the British civil service pursue every line with 'Gestapo like' diligence and enthusiasm. Really Racked off yesterday, had to go out for a few hours, and in the meantime our washing machine stopped working. Wifey calls out an appliance repair guy, who slid the machine from under the worktop and discovered that the Plug fuse had gone pop in the power lead. A 13 Amp fuse cost me a Forty Bloody Quid callout. ! " Why didn't you ring me love ?" I asks,. . "I tried, but your phone wouldn't work" says she. . .I had been inside a large metal factory complex at the time, but was only away for 3 hours. Why didn't you wait for me to get back ? . . Still waiting for an answer to that. . . .must've been a really vital pair of undies, socks or shirt in there I guess. . . . -
Playing with Amateur Radio Toy communications
Phil Perry replied to Phil Perry's topic in Science and Technology
Many companies sprung up in the UK advertising 'Training' as a PAT tester. . .'Make £££££ in your spare time. . .' ! ! Become an authorized PAT tester . . and charge £5.00 per item. they have mostly withered on the vine now. But they made their money, charging £1,500 for a two day course, plus another £1,500 for test equipment . . . -
Another False Flag attack in Syria to fan the flames of war. . .
Phil Perry replied to Phil Perry's topic in Politics
Good Question. Who has the most to gain in a propaganda 'war' such as this ? again rhetorical as the guesses will be no doubt many and varied since there is so much geopolitik going on in that region orchestrated by interests both large and small. Syria, Russia, Iran, then U.S. / Uk proxies, plus Israel stirring the pudding with it's own non-coordinated air attack on a Syrian air base. . . Highly complex situation. It is also interesting to note that neither the Syrian Govt. nor the Russians have even Mentioned any casualties resulting from the US /UK /France missile strike. 'Up to' 105 missiles fired from three directions, including eight fired by four UK Tornado crews, but not a lot of damage SEEN to be reported by Syrian news. Odd or deliberate safe targeting ? Russian military commander insisting that seventy one incoming missiles were intercepted and destroyed, although there is only video of ONE of these actually being blown up in flight. . . Many large gaps in the story here. My apologies also, I should have added above, that the report about the OPCW team being shot at were 'Unconfirmed' source of this was LBC radio news in London. The big four have not mentioned this AFAIK. In the meantime we wait for more on the spot reports. Assuming that there ARE any moderately beleiveable ones forthcoming. Here is a screenshot ( I have no twitter account ) of a social media report I saw early this morning. According to the person who posted it, this is from a Russian reporter in Syria. . . [ATTACH]49302._xfImport[/ATTACH] -
Absolutely no idea. . . .do you NEED a big willy to drive a Chelsea Tractor in the city ?. . .Some weirdoes in Birminghamistan for sure. . . [ATTACH]49300._xfImport[/ATTACH]
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Another False Flag attack in Syria to fan the flames of war. . .
Phil Perry replied to Phil Perry's topic in Politics
Quickie from Pearson Sharp, the reporter shown in the OAN video. I doubt if it was MY pathetic email that prompted this, ( HAHAHA ) but others have obviously asked for more information. [ATTACH]49299._xfImport[/ATTACH] If there is no internet,. . .I wonder how he got that Twitter message out. . . As many people predicted, and to be honest, I fully expected. . .( anything which goes against the Establishment narrative always IS ) well respected UK Journoe Robert Fisk and his report from Douma has been hysterically trashed, mainly by social media in the UK today as an 'Arab Loving Scumbag' etc. It has been comprehensively ignored by UK MSN. I'm waiting for Sharp's report. This also, I predict, will be denied as false, however it turns out. He currently needs a film crew, and a translator or two, as he has admitted to being alone on the site. . .. Since there have been reports of the OPCW inspectors being shot at . . .this may be a big ask. I wonder who is doing the alleged shooting ( rhet ) -
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Oddly enough Spacey,. . it's universal. Takes 240V no problems. .. and the radio loves it. just like the Delta V Pulse charger I bought for my Ni mh Airband hand held. icom thingy ages ago .Advertised as 90v up to 240. . .I've posted this site here before, some useful info on it, even though it's just up the street from Chateau Phil. Look at the tab on Chargers ( ! ) <Strikalite - the rechargable battery specialists> -
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Same thing with a Car really, Get an MOT test cert. Valid for 12 months, then drive out of the test centre, over a speed hump too quickly and bugger up your middle or back muffler box. Exhaust now Illegal. ! I believe that any item like that PSU, would have to be compliant with the current EU regs, or it couldn't be imported here either. Test 'N' Tag, yes that is enforced in the UK, commonly known as 'PAT' Portable Appliance Testing, which includes all power tools, leads and extensions.They normally do this testing at the factory holiday shutdowns every six months. This EU reg came out in the 1970s whilst I was having a ball and really enjoying life in OZ. . . .And yet, from 1984 - 2010, I worked as a subbie very regularly for a large manufacturer of Mobile exhibition units. Their numerous large factory bays were a giggle, with 240V extensions snaking all over the floor areas, causing a trip hazard in themselves. NO 110v kit at all. ! ! Yet blokes were 'Manhandling 8ft x 4ft and 10 x 5 sheets of aluminium which, if dropped, would immediately slice a cable ! I gathered that a whole raft of companies were obviously ignoring the regs. I used to sell thousands of vinyl stickers of various sizes for PAT test guys to place onto tested items with their test number and signature, all supplied on self adhesive Rolls to peel off. . . . . .but the Sodding Germans undercut me ! ! ! Still, no good scam lasts for ever eh ? You couldn't get away with that on a Building site, as there were specific H+S officers assigned to each site checking that you'd got 'Nail Proof' boot soles, regulation Hard Hats, gloves, Goggles, knee protectors, Ear defenders and everything else that could pose a possible risk to human health. I had no problem with these regimes, made sense. . . THE PROBLEM came when some of these H+S contractors / personnel went over the top. . . . I once had to fit some Neon glass tube sections to 'Backlight' a mobile display in a unit. The H+S guy watched me installing the tubes on plastic insulators. . but when he asked about the transformers and the operating voltage, he went Bananas. . . He insisted that I replace it all with LOW voltage neon. That didn't exist, and AFAIK still doesn't. It's got two speeds, ether OFF or 6 - 10Kv @up to 50 mA, or it Don't work Bro. . .. All installations are guarded against contact by people. . . Nowadays, I'd have used High intensity LED lighting. . . .nice, low voltages YAY! Following a half day hold up, and much discussion with the designers of the unit, He acepted that I would be allowed to continue, BUT he insisted on fencing the unit of, with plastic fences at 4 metres clearance all around this 10 Metre long mobile, with a Safety bloke standing at each corner with a uhf radio to prevent anybody being frazzled whilst I tested the circuits. . . .Oh what fun. . . Yes, the H+S 'Industry' attracted some good people, no doubt, it was just that most of the ones I met had an IQ in the low 50s, it seemed, with managers who were self important but not very clever 'Jobsworths' -
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Phil Perry replied to Phil Perry's topic in Science and Technology
I bought a Makita hammer drill in 1985. SDS system, and 110 Volts. No 240V kit is allowed on building sites in the UK. The transformer is bloody heavy though. . . Brilliant tool, used it last week to drill a series f holes in concrete fence posts. Went through the concrete like butter. I am amazed that the motor just keeps going. Best power tool I ever bought by far. Nowadays, tradesmen seem to prefer battery operated tools with the availability of better battery packs. . . -
Another False Flag attack in Syria to fan the flames of war. . .
Phil Perry replied to Phil Perry's topic in Politics
One America News channel - broadly confirms what Robert Fisk reported from Douma, Syria. According to Wikipedia, The owner of this channel is very Pro -Trump. . .( ? ) not doing him any favours with this then. Runtime 10 Min. -
Oh, I've no doubt the thing was faked mate. . I must place '/sarc' or 'HAHA' after a comment like that. We had this discussion years back, on RF I think, and we roundly condemned it then as nonsense for the same reasons quoted herein.. Still,. . .that's all water down the drain now. . . .
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Another False Flag attack in Syria to fan the flames of war. . .
Phil Perry replied to Phil Perry's topic in Politics
Yes Willie. . . .I saw that. 'Gaunty' is a little emotional I agree. ( You should hear his 'Rants' on 'Talk to me Radio' ! ) He writes for, amongst other Organs, 'Sputnik' ( as with this article ) and is a contributor to RT ( Russia Today ) online and appears on their TV news progs. Which is why I tend to view his articles with some care, as Pro-Russian bias of some sort must be expected. I can't see anything other than commonsense in that piece though to be fair. It's only what a significant number of the Brit public are saying anyway. It is interesting to note that he has been skeptical of Government military actions for a very long time, He tried his best to stop the bombing of Libya, even going to talk to Colonel Muammar Ghaddafi and being filmed making a speech there supporting the Libyan leader, as the removal of him would cause chaos. He was vilified by the UK MSM for doing that and called a 'Traitor' He turned out to be Bang On the money in that regard. The 'Victory' press conference in Tripoli following the very public video 'murder by mob' of Colonel Ghaddafi, featuring the liberating 'Heroes' David Cameron and Nicholas Sarkozi was cringeworthy at best. What has happened since, is that lots of NGO faux 'Rescue' ships stand a few nautical miles off the Libyan coastline, waiting for overloaded rubber boatloads of African migrants, all of whom have paid lots of money to Libyan crooks for the cheap boats, and Privilege of being trafficked to Italy and Greece. All these Military interventions and regime changes seem to have unforeseen consequences highlighting the complete and utter Lack of forethought and strategic planning for 'What to do next' The only winners here are the Traffickers and the sharks in the Mediterranean. Not forgetting financiers of the NGO ships, such as offshoots of the George Soros and his Open (borders) foundation amongst other ratbags. -
It affects the weather a bit but. . . around the UK a high pressure area ( anticyclone. . .. rotates Clockwise. . .which way does it rotate where you live ? You're dead right Mr Coriolis has B'All to do with Magnetism !
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Here ya go Mr. Yenn Sir. . . the FB url https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=186144175515750
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Another False Flag attack in Syria to fan the flames of war. . .
Phil Perry replied to Phil Perry's topic in Politics
Fair Play young man !. . .wish I had something financially enriching to do tomorrow. . . ( sobs ) But I know what you mean of course,. .. 'He who pays the Piper. . . ' etc. . . -
Another False Flag attack in Syria to fan the flames of war. . .
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Was looking for more info On Robert Fisk, to check his pedigree. . .and found this reference by Author Craig Murray. https://www.craigmurray.org.uk ***** EDITED TO ADD ***** Robert Fisk's full report from Douma in the INDEPENDENT Online. https://www.independent.co.... -
Another False Flag attack in Syria to fan the flames of war. . .
Phil Perry replied to Phil Perry's topic in Politics
In the UK, the only time I ever heard the term 'Wets' used, was in reference to ( always Conservatives - Never Labour ) MPs, who refused to go along willingly with foreign military interdiction, and also were vehemently opposed to further integration into the then EEA by refusing to vote for the signing of the Maastrict Treaty. . ( Something Major would not allow a public plebiscite upon. . .Knowing full well Exactly where it was leading. . . but, in effect, being 'Economical with the Truth' to Parliament and insisting it was just about 'Trade'). The 'Right Honourable' John Major. . . ( PM until 1997 ) openly called them 'Barstards' 'Lefties' in the UK nowadays are associated with Open borders, More Islamic immigration, Full socialism and 'Social Justice' and a money tree to pay for it all. Renationalise all industries without compensation, Railways, the lot.. . ie Marxism. No good arguing with them with examples of failed marxist places in the past, Venezuela is lauded as a paradise, yet they have very little food, are eating wildlife and have run out of bogroll. .. At that time, I do not recall anyone being called Left nor Right. I am told that, ( since I was working and resident in Australia through those years, and only got most of my Brit news from cuttings sent by my Mother ) that the term was a Media construct, forged into general public use by one or two leading newspapers of the era, The Times and the Guardian come to mind,. . sounds right as the Times, was a stalwart of establishment thinking, and the Guardian was the Government's paper of choice, and all Govt. / Civil Service posts were advertised therein. Another term which has been over-used and it's generally accepted meaning twisted, is 'Progressive' This has been altered to ( Apparently ) mean the exact opposite . . .covering terms like Homophobia, Islamophobia, and 'Hate Crime'. Metcop ( London metropolitan police 'Service' ( the term 'FORCE' has been dropped ) now have two hundred officers assigned to monitor social media platforms for 'Hate Crimes' Sorry, I seem to be digressing here. All our newspapers and TV /Radio stations were clamouring for a military attack on Syria last week. It got to fever pitch. Mrs May remembered ( evidently ) what happened to David Cameron when he tried to do this a few years ago following prompting by the U.S after another disputed 'Chemical Attack' and Parliament voted a definite NO by a huge majority on both sides of the House. So she just followed the U.S. and France anyhow, and did not ask Parliament for permission. ( ! ) Many of us 'Barstards' were shouting Noooo !. .. there's no evidence yet, wait for the OPCW report. But they went ahead anyway. I am pleased that our four RAF Tornado crews did not get shot down whilst firing their eight missiles from outside Syrian airspace, but I'd rather they were not involved at all .. I also hope that no innocents on the ground got killed or injured during this exercise. I will now post an article from a Journalist that I never liked much, as he was a Marxist and used to edit a Communist newspaper ( check him out on Wiki whatsit ) Brendan O'Neill. I don't think much of Marxism / Communism, as it never seems to work,. and loads of people die. . .BUT, I read lots of things and I thought that this article contained some sense. Mr. O'Neill is now the editor of an organ called 'Spiked' I've heard of the term 'Virtue Signalling'. . . but Virtue Bombing ? ? ? http://www.spiked-online.com/newsite/article/the-wests-virtue-bombing-of-syria-is-a-disastrous-mistake/21303#.WtQ7n9Pwa8U … After you've read ( or Binned ) that,. . .here is a Facebook video which was posted on the Guido Fawkes blogsite <order-order.com> it was allegedly filmed around a week prior to that 'Chemical Attack' incident. It shows Bashar Al Assad going walkabout, with no security detail evident, in a shopping mall. Happy Clappy ?. ..was it Pure Theatre ?. . . I have to wonder if that many people, including children could be coerced into pretending to be so happy . . .? what do YOU think. . I don't know the bloke who posted this. https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=605779686434220 Just received from Robert Fisk, from the INDEPENDENT ( UK Journalist in the Middle East for 40 years on the ground in Douma, Syria. . .( short sound clip ) youtu.be/JNcqBileaHU -
Another False Flag attack in Syria to fan the flames of war. . .
Phil Perry replied to Phil Perry's topic in Politics
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Another False Flag attack in Syria to fan the flames of war. . .
Phil Perry replied to Phil Perry's topic in Politics
Ooooooh. . .I dunno. . .gimme time to think about it Marty. . . . . .it's not that I'm FAR RIGHT. . .I'm just not FAR FAR FAR FAR LEFT. And that is not directed at you, as an admitted Left leaning person. . Far Right is what the UK media and Establishment use to dismiss criticism from anyone who doesn't agree with their Sabre rattling stance. Curious that all the targets of the Tomahawks were an empty, evacuated airfield, . . .Empty buildings, and in one case, one that the IAF ( Israelis) had flattened a couple of days earlier. . . The OPCW inspectors were supposed to be going in to Douma, Eastern Ghouta Today, irrespective of the raid, and from what I can gather from Arabic, Turkish and other outlets, none of the missiles were targeted at the building where the alleged chemical attack took place. So what evidence there is, should be readily available. We shall see. Or perhaps have more evidence to see if this attack was pure Theatre for Trumpy to use to placate the NeoCons. . .who knows ?. Kind regards,. . . Phil ( aka Ghengis )