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[the graftman] 16/9/2011 22:39

Blimey ,,that's some reading list ABC :-)

[abc125] 16/9/2011 22:20

reading list:

[abc125] 16/9/2011 15:00

thanks, ill have a look later.

[the graftman] 16/9/2011 14:48

Hi abc ..a must for you ,,, the link is all interesting but ,,very very interesting in this link is from 7 minutes especially .
.. i'm sure you'll enjoy finding out more on
A) the names given
B)the institute named

i'm going to try find some more , on this worrying if true and i suspect it is true story ,,a friend of mine works within what is mentioned (security) and was employed recently in London (something to do with the Queen) celebration of some kind.

[abc125] 16/9/2011 12:27

Opium production in afghanistan has now surpassed pre 2001 levels when the taliban destroyed the poppy (havn't got more recent figures)

[abc125] 16/9/2011 11:41

yep, just as i thought graftman. hard drugs are destroying the country.

[the graftman] 15/9/2011 10:12

rise up stop the system

[abc125] 14/9/2011 21:31

CIA insiders reveal the agency deals drugs. If so, i expect MI6 are at it as well.

[abc125] 11/9/2011 02:18

The Real Face of The European Union (EU):

[abc125] 29/8/2011 23:16

Ron Paul - The Revolution & The Anti-War Movement:

[abc125] 27/8/2011 23:48

The Quickening:

[abc125] 22/8/2011 19:32

Debt Collapse - $20,000 Gold - Mike Maloney (FULL PRESENTATION)

[grupo guitarlumber] 16/8/2011 15:26

source: the connexion

Deaths reignite euthanasia debate
August 16, 2011
THE DEBATE on euthanasia in France has been reignited after a hospital doctor was charged with helping four elderly patients die.

Nicolas Bonnemaison, who worked in the accident and emergency ward at Bayonne hospital, admitted in court on Friday that he had administered lethal doses to ease patients' suffering.

Nurses raised concerns to their management earlier this month after a number of suspicious deaths in the A&E ward in the past five months. The health ministry has launched its own investigation.

Assisted suicide is illegal in France, unlike the Netherlands, Switzerland, Belgium and Luxembourg. The 50-year-old doctor was freed on probation and could face life in prison.

The man's lawyer, Arnaud Dupin, said the doctor had discussed his actions with the relatives of patients and with colleagues. None of the families has so far complained to police.

A petition backing the doctor has gathered 11,000 signatures, and colleagues will demonstrate outside the hospital this afternoon in his support.

A law that would have legalised assisted suicide in France was examined by senators earlier this year and had cross-party support, but was thrown out.

The 2005 Loi Leonetti governs end-of-life issues and gives patients the right to refuse further medical treatment for incurable illnesses, but does not permit euthanasia.

Libération newspaper argued in an editorial yesterday that euthanasia was more than a question of dignity - it was about individual freedom.

[abc125] 16/8/2011 12:05

Alex Jones Exclusive 1/5: David Icke On The Global Awakening:


p.s. caution! icke is a freemason.

[abc125] 16/8/2011 00:21

Bill Still. The feds secrets loans:

[abc125] 15/8/2011 20:40

Pass It Around (Full Length):

[abc125] 07/8/2011 22:07

Capitalist Conspiracy - G Edward Griffin:

[abc125] 07/8/2011 20:01

Toby Connor. One of the few market technicans who predicted the market crash: