07-07-2011, 02:55 AM
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Re: Conspiracy Theory
Originally Posted by Uncle Joe
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Meg darlin' - at sea one has to be continually alert. Someone told me something was 'safe', I didn't know for certain, but my suspicious and cynical nature told me otherwise. Had I trusted what I was told, I wouldn't be here now to tell the tale.
I`m with you on this one Uncle Joe !
When your life could be at stake , then it`s prudent to question and double check anything that could affect it .
07-07-2011, 06:46 AM
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Re: Conspiracy Theory
Originally Posted by Hell
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The problem with any conspiriacy is that it has to be well organised, at short notice and there has to be very good communication between people that can be trusted.......I don't think the government can achieve any of these things.... 
Doesn't the Civil Service satisfy that criterion matey???
10-07-2011, 07:36 AM
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Re: Conspiracy Theory
Originally Posted by Hell
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The problem with any conspiriacy is that it has to be well organised, at short notice and there has to be very good communication between people that can be trusted.......I don't think the government can achieve any of these things....
11-07-2011, 10:34 PM
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Re: Conspiracy Theory
I don't follow the news much these days but, just going from the comments, I can state quite categorically that anyone who dies without a doctor being present MUST have a post-mortem. It is illegal not to and, lack of a post-mortem would suggest some sort of cover up.I can also state categorically that not everyone who has a heart attack dies on the toilet either. However, having said that, during the last stages of heart attack, the bowels can in some cases loosen which may very well urge the victim to try to reach the loo in order not to "disgrace" themselves.
13-07-2011, 04:13 PM
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Re: Conspiracy Theory
Originally Posted by Mollie
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I don't follow the news much these days but, just going from the comments, I can state quite categorically that anyone who dies without a doctor being present MUST have a post-mortem. It is illegal not to and, lack of a post-mortem would suggest some sort of cover up.
Below is he following NHS criteria of when a post mortem is necessary.
"Post-mortems are carried out if:
•The death has been referred to the coroner, who feels that a post-mortem is necessary to determine the cause of death.
•The hospital has requested it, to provide information about an illness or the cause of death, or to further medical research.
If the death has been referred to the coroner
If the post-mortem has been requested by a coroner and the pathologist decides that tissue samples are needed to establish the cause of death, consent from the next of kin is not required.
However, the coroner must handle organs and tissue samples according to the next of kin's wishes.
By law, the coroner can order a post-mortem examination to be carried out if the death is referred to them by the police or by a medical professional, such as a GP or hospital doctor. Deaths can be referred to the coroner for a number of reasons, but the main ones are:
•if the death was sudden and unexpected
•if the death was violent or unnatural, or if it occurred under suspicious circumstances
•if the death was a result of an accident
•if the death occurred during medical treatment or in hospital
•if the doctor treating the deceased person had not seen them within 14 days before their death "
18-07-2011, 05:39 PM
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Cospiracy theories have one main fault. Which is, that conspiracies are pretty well certain to be exposed sooner or later:To paraphrase a well known quote, "You can keep some of the people involved quiet some of the time, you can keep all of the people quiet some of the time and some of the people quiet all of the time, but you cannot keep all of the people quiet all of the time."
Conspiracies are therefore doomed to failure. It's human nature.
18-07-2011, 08:55 PM
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Originally Posted by GOG
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Cospiracy theories have one main fault. Which is, that conspiracies are pretty well certain to be exposed sooner or later:To paraphrase a well known quote, "You can keep some of the people involved quiet some of the time, you can keep all of the people quiet some of the time and some of the people quiet all of the time, but you cannot keep all of the people quiet all of the time."
Conspiracies are therefore doomed to failure. It's human nature.
2. Did Dr Steven Ward commit suicide or was he conveniently killed because he knew too much???
3. Who Killed David Kelly ???
19-07-2011, 04:29 PM
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Re: Conspiracy Theory
Originally Posted by GOG
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Joe it does not really matter as they are all happily living on Mars with JFK, Elvis and Marylin.............and a London Double Decker bus!
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