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nice thread…:you_smart

@Keyser Söze 478278 wrote:

What a wally haha :laugh_at:

Thank you for the compliment, but I wasn’t present at the Battle of the Beanfield. There are still a few survivors though.

Use that expression near some of them and they’ll be quite happy to feed you through a bacon slicer. Feet first. Just to make you scream continuously like Wally did when the Local “Care Authority” had finished poisoning the poor fucker with largactyl and hitting him “for his own good”. Oh yes, some of us remember him. Before your time.

Who’s laughing now? That little incident taught quite a few people how the UK really works on fluff heads who thought the system would just leave them alone if they ignored it.

@p0ly 478297 wrote:

So you mean that you know all this incorrect data about me because you have linked some psychic (for lack of a better word :P) information about how it’s been done before? [/quote]

If you mean did I use psychic in the sense of “extraordiniary” capability then the answer is no, I just reacted to your statements via an internet form. Whether or not anything has since shifted in your paradigm view of reality is entirely your concern, responsibility – AND sovereignty as an individual.

Your actions are your own. Mine were mine own. I suggest you be sceptical in its truest sense – do not judge until some evidence has emerged to judge on. A believer just grabs onto belief reactively. A debunker reactively fights belief and is so strong in disbelief that they will not see evidence for what it is – evident. That which can be seen. (or experienced, stuff like dreams, friends, relationships, shared rituals, winning and losing and learning). We all have blind spots in experience, and stuff like belief can do both harm and healing.

If I am to be totally honest, have I tried to anything via extraordiniary means to give you experience, between posts, off the net… to be totally honest, I would have to say yes. And hopefully just let a bit of love and light into your hearts, and make you stronger, and try to heal and encourage development. Whether or not that has any long term effect depends on your moral values and standards.

@p0ly 478297 wrote:

I’m not saying what you’ve linked isn’t real but the stuff you’ve said about me is wrong sadly. better luck next time x

Not every opinion I have posted of you, or you of me, is either 100% accurate or inaccurate. Truth is rarely yes/no in the sense of how you experience. There are depths to emotions. Answers to questions can be. sometimes, especially in relation to mathematical and/or binary logical values. That is down to spoken or otherwise communicated dialogue. Speech and hearing, or text writing and reading, are clumsy artificial methods of experience.

Am I boring you? Cos a few people here bore me. Now see some of you out on the dancefloors, OK? And if you know any quadraplegics I have a few ideas for dance chairs… early days yet though. Got a lot stuff to do. C ya. I’ll be back with goodies like a proper Santa. Off to the communal workshop to make some stuff. Posting links is easy, making toys like sound systems and dance chairs and power generators and custom exhausts takes WORK. I’ll have fun doing it to.

Battle of beanfield? What was that? Second world war or another domestic war?

@General Lighting 478842 wrote:

a load of hippies got very roughly evicted from a field they had stopped in in 1985. the cops used a level of violence what would be classed as extreme even by todays standards and there were rumours of military involvement. it was a very brutal situation but TBH I’ve heard stories from other travellers and the autonomous zone was also blatanty being used as a money laundering centre for hard drugs of various kinds. That said, the brutality of this clampdown only pushed the drugs culture into our cities (drugs weren’t even that common amongst young people until the late 1980s!) and is one big reason why we have the rave scene today.

PS: Don’t want to brag excessively but my own uncle was one of the pioneers in changing mental healthcare to remove the excessive forced use of tranquilisers and physical restraint techniques (which definitely were used as a punishment against those what continually bucked the system back in the 70s). That said if you keep breaking the law after age 30 for impulsive/individualist crimes (even repeated minor low level crimes) you can still end up being sectioned, had this confirmed by two serving police officers in different constabularies and the Home Office internal criminologists website (once had access to it for various reasons). Its happened to a few folk here, especially if they are repeatedly sketchy/aggressive on comedowns and get into family/domestic arguments to which feds are called, or commit impulsive acts like shoplifting. they diagnose you with a “personality disorder” and you’re off in the wagon!

Ahhh yeah I know it, someone posted a video of it. Police brutality at its best from what I recall