WTF is hapoening?

SYSTON RED said:
Yet no one mentioned the UN part in this latest episode of theatre?
It is their 2030 agenda that spiralled with convid, destroyed nations economies & while the excess deaths from 2021 onwards saw it rise to 17 million, not many had anything to say.
UN, UK Monarchy calling it a window of opportunity we may never have again, for a financial rest lauded by the World Economic Forum.
2030 is communism pure & simple, economy is trashed, oil & gas is trashed for solar that will never work.
You will own nothing but a safer world under a new order they said, every US president from Reagan onwards called for it.
Trump is a globalist trained leader, like all leaders of the world, nothing other than a mouthpiece for the City of London Corporation.
Never heard this type of meltdown when Clinton's, Bush, Obama & Biden crime families were enriching themselves, they are all part of the criminal cabal.
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It looks like Iran are the ones fighting for humanity against the Epstein Cabal and the global agenda for a greater Israel
Trump is the current show pony with Netanyahu, before that it was
Biden/Netanyahu
Trump/Netanyahu - first time
Obama/Netanyahu
Bush/Aerial Sharon
Bush/ Ehud Olmert

Want to know is the only one not mentioned in Epstein files?
Obama

I've been going on the DHS ( Department of Homeland Security ) site and reading some of the files even the redacted ones
Almost to a man and women they are all white Europeans, Israelis, and from the USA. We need to take a real hard look at why it is mainly Caucasians. People with the same skin complexation as us
All despicable shits who torture babies, rape them, drink their blood and then eat them.

I don't understand - people are not angry enough
 
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Apollyon said:
They still talk about him at the City Ground—the shadowy figure who arrived one fog‑soaked morning, trench coat flapping like a battle standard, boots polished to a mirror shine. No one knew his real name. No one asked. He was simply The Major, a former SAS officer whose reputation travelled ahead of him like a cold wind.
Forest were in chaos at the time. Training sessions had become optional. Morale was low. And Pierre van Hooijdonk—Forest’s star striker—had embarked on his infamous standoff with the club. The dressing room felt like a powder keg.
That’s when The Major walked in.
The Major didn’t speak for the first ten minutes of his first training session. He simply paced the pitch, hands behind his back, inspecting cones, bibs, and players with the same intensity he once reserved for enemy fortifications.
Then he barked a single order.
“Run.”
The squad ran. And ran. And kept running until the Trent itself seemed to sweat. The Major trained them like commandos—hill sprints, tactical drills, communication exercises borrowed straight from special forces playbooks. Players who once complained about double sessions now whispered prayers of gratitude when he allowed them water.
But something strange happened.
They got fitter. Sharper. Hungrier.
Forest began to look like a unit again.
Now, the story the players tell—usually after a pint or two—goes like this:
One afternoon, Pierre van Hooijdonk finally returned to training. The Major watched him approach like a general assessing a new recruit.
“Are you committed to the cause?” The Major asked.
Pierre shrugged. “We’ll see.”
The Major didn’t like “we’ll see.”
During a small‑sided game, Pierre tried a flashy back‑heel flick. The Major blew his whistle so sharply it nearly cracked the sky.
“Again,” he ordered. “Properly.”
Pierre rolled his eyes. “Major, I’m a striker, not a soldier.”
What happened next is the stuff of myth. Some say Pierre slipped on the wet turf. Others claim he collided with a goalpost. A few insist he simply tripped over his own ego.
But the dressing room version—the one whispered with a grin—is that The Major stepped in to demonstrate a “correct stance,” accidentally bumping Pierre with the kind of shoulder that once sent doors flying off their hinges.
Pierre went down. The Major offered a hand.
“Football,” he said, “is a contact sport.”
Pierre missed a few matches after that. Officially, it was “fitness issues.” Unofficially, the players joked that The Major had “rearranged his tactical awareness.”
Under The Major’s regime, Forest rediscovered their grit. Training became a battlefield, matches became missions, and the squad—once fractured—became a brotherhood.
And then, as suddenly as he’d arrived, The Major vanished. No farewell. No explanation. Just a note pinned to the dressing room door:

Mission accomplished.
Maintain discipline.
Come on you Reds.

To this day, some swear they still see him on misty mornings, standing on the banks of the Trent, watching, waiting, ensuring Forest never lose their edge again.
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I'm new to this site
Can I ask is this one of those posters that should be put on ignore???
Because I just read that and not only did I feel like I was getting brain damage but I am non the wiser who this Major fella is
 
breadcakes said:
I'm new to this site
Can I ask is this one of those posters that should be put on ignore???
Because I just read that and not only did I feel like I was getting brain damage but I am non the wiser who this Major fella is
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Take the Major's name out of your mouth, Sir.

In answer to your question, yes, the poster should be put on ignore along with everyone else, including yourself.

And do not forget to back up your PMs
 
breadcakes said:
Second post and this may well annoy some if not most of you

Iran have been trolling him so hard and they are genuinely funny at taking the piss out of him and he is becoming unhinged.

He's just playing the stock market again for the 4th week on the bounce to enrich himself and his Billionaire friends. Its full on insider trading.
He makes unhinged posts during the week then literally the morning the stock market opens he goes back on what he said previously.
He's done it for the last 4 weeks and he will do it again tomorrow before the stock market opens again after the easter weekend

That or the mad bastards in the Epstein Paedophile Israeli USA Axis of Evil are going to use Nukes
My money is on him back tracking

Iran absolutely have the world in a economic stranglehold with the Strait Of Hormuz and when ( If ) Yemen close the Red Sea shipping lane it could well be over for the world economically. Massive crash on the level of the depression of 1929

What did the Epstein Axis of evil think was going to happen????
They are going up against a people that belong to a 5,000 year old civilisation that gave the world:
Language, Maths, science, cosmology, medicine, art, Chess, Backgammon, Game Theory, what became the guitar...they invented human rights with the The Cyrus Cylinder in 539 BC

They have a literacy rate of 89%
They have one the highest levels of STEM for women in the world
They are a country of Scientists, Engineers and philosophers and also master strategists
They have been under economic sanctions for 47 years and have still managed to outsmart the west.
They have been preparing for this fight for over 4 decades
They have still only been using their weapons inventory from the early 2000's
They haven't even started using their latest hypersonic sonic missiles yet

The USA and Israel lost the moment they bomber that school of girls.
They have subsequently bomber over 600 more

Those Airmen who have been apparently been saved were bombing and murdering school children.
Imagine the terror those kids have had to go through or the Teachers or the families of all those kids.
Beyond despicable but those 2 airmen will be lionised and a Hollywood movie will be made about how they are heroes and Mark Wahlberg and Tom Cruise will play them

Anyway Trump, Netanyahu can carry on making these unhinged posts and appearances where they threaten

Unless they use Nukes Iran has already won this war through economic strategy and we may well see the end of Israel too as they are collapsing economically and with a massive change of perception of Israel by everyday Yanks they will likely lose their cash cow in the next few years

They FA and are now in the FO stage
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This is football forum not a Political broadcast .
 
HaggisRed said:
This is football forum not a Political broadcast .
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Yes I did get that I was just replying to what one of the posters put

I have now seen their is an off topic section for this kind of stuff
so will post on that page/thread

Apologies
 
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Polly 433 said:
The language used will only upset fellow Arab nations. He is an embarrassment. Am so glad we have refused to participate in this criminals activities. Russia and China are benefiting from his actions.
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Are those videos of B2 and B52s flying out tooled up from UK airfields fakes then? Pretty dam good if they are. Oh forgot about them being filmed coming back empty as well.
 
breadcakes said:
Second post and this may well annoy some if not most of you

Iran have been trolling him so hard and they are genuinely funny at taking the piss out of him and he is becoming unhinged.

He's just playing the stock market again for the 4th week on the bounce to enrich himself and his Billionaire friends. Its full on insider trading.
He makes unhinged posts during the week then literally the morning the stock market opens he goes back on what he said previously.
He's done it for the last 4 weeks and he will do it again tomorrow before the stock market opens again after the easter weekend

That or the mad bastards in the Epstein Paedophile Israeli USA Axis of Evil are going to use Nukes
My money is on him back tracking

Iran absolutely have the world in a economic stranglehold with the Strait Of Hormuz and when ( If ) Yemen close the Red Sea shipping lane it could well be over for the world economically. Massive crash on the level of the depression of 1929

What did the Epstein Axis of evil think was going to happen????
They are going up against a people that belong to a 5,000 year old civilisation that gave the world:
Language, Maths, science, cosmology, medicine, art, Chess, Backgammon, Game Theory, what became the guitar...they invented human rights with the The Cyrus Cylinder in 539 BC

They have a literacy rate of 89%
They have one the highest levels of STEM for women in the world
They are a country of Scientists, Engineers and philosophers and also master strategists
They have been under economic sanctions for 47 years and have still managed to outsmart the west.
They have been preparing for this fight for over 4 decades
They have still only been using their weapons inventory from the early 2000's
They haven't even started using their latest hypersonic sonic missiles yet

The USA and Israel lost the moment they bomber that school of girls.
They have subsequently bomber over 600 more

Those Airmen who have been apparently been saved were bombing and murdering school children.
Imagine the terror those kids have had to go through or the Teachers or the families of all those kids.
Beyond despicable but those 2 airmen will be lionised and a Hollywood movie will be made about how they are heroes and Mark Wahlberg and Tom Cruise will play them

Anyway Trump, Netanyahu can carry on making these unhinged posts and appearances where they threaten

Unless they use Nukes Iran has already won this war through economic strategy and we may well see the end of Israel too as they are collapsing economically and with a massive change of perception of Israel by everyday Yanks they will likely lose their cash cow in the next few years

They FA and are now in the FO stage
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So good to have another remarkably well informed person join the forum.
 
Apollyon said:
They still talk about him at the City Ground—the shadowy figure who arrived one fog‑soaked morning, trench coat flapping like a battle standard, boots polished to a mirror shine. No one knew his real name. No one asked. He was simply The Major, a former SAS officer whose reputation travelled ahead of him like a cold wind.
Forest were in chaos at the time. Training sessions had become optional. Morale was low. And Pierre van Hooijdonk—Forest’s star striker—had embarked on his infamous standoff with the club. The dressing room felt like a powder keg.
That’s when The Major walked in.
The Major didn’t speak for the first ten minutes of his first training session. He simply paced the pitch, hands behind his back, inspecting cones, bibs, and players with the same intensity he once reserved for enemy fortifications.
Then he barked a single order.
“Run.”
The squad ran. And ran. And kept running until the Trent itself seemed to sweat. The Major trained them like commandos—hill sprints, tactical drills, communication exercises borrowed straight from special forces playbooks. Players who once complained about double sessions now whispered prayers of gratitude when he allowed them water.
But something strange happened.
They got fitter. Sharper. Hungrier.
Forest began to look like a unit again.
Now, the story the players tell—usually after a pint or two—goes like this:
One afternoon, Pierre van Hooijdonk finally returned to training. The Major watched him approach like a general assessing a new recruit.
“Are you committed to the cause?” The Major asked.
Pierre shrugged. “We’ll see.”
The Major didn’t like “we’ll see.”
During a small‑sided game, Pierre tried a flashy back‑heel flick. The Major blew his whistle so sharply it nearly cracked the sky.
“Again,” he ordered. “Properly.”
Pierre rolled his eyes. “Major, I’m a striker, not a soldier.”
What happened next is the stuff of myth. Some say Pierre slipped on the wet turf. Others claim he collided with a goalpost. A few insist he simply tripped over his own ego.
But the dressing room version—the one whispered with a grin—is that The Major stepped in to demonstrate a “correct stance,” accidentally bumping Pierre with the kind of shoulder that once sent doors flying off their hinges.
Pierre went down. The Major offered a hand.
“Football,” he said, “is a contact sport.”
Pierre missed a few matches after that. Officially, it was “fitness issues.” Unofficially, the players joked that The Major had “rearranged his tactical awareness.”
Under The Major’s regime, Forest rediscovered their grit. Training became a battlefield, matches became missions, and the squad—once fractured—became a brotherhood.
And then, as suddenly as he’d arrived, The Major vanished. No farewell. No explanation. Just a note pinned to the dressing room door:

Mission accomplished.
Maintain discipline.
Come on you Reds.

To this day, some swear they still see him on misty mornings, standing on the banks of the Trent, watching, waiting, ensuring Forest never lose their edge again.
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The major is our version of Nanny Mcphee
 
breadcakes said:
He's just playing the stock market again for the 4th week on the bounce to enrich himself and his Billionaire friends. Its full on insider trading.
He makes unhinged posts during the week then literally the morning the stock market opens he goes back on what he said previously.
He's done it for the last 4 weeks and he will do it again tomorrow before the stock market opens again after the easter weekend
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100% this is happening

His family and close contacts laughing away

Making absolute fortunes before and after his tweets

Hes using the role to make billions. Its becoming blatant

Happy to create chaos and crisis then calm every opportunity

Then repeat

Not just last 4 weeks. Hes been at it for months.

With the tariffs in and out - causing huge ups and downs as he goes tough then softens

With China up and down
With Canada
With Europe
With Greenland

Every tweet his sons will be onto. In turn they will have a network getting the money in and out

As predicted above hes now at the start of financial week calming it all down again saying good faith talks

Its all kind of scripted.

Chaos, calm. Chaos calm.

Playing the markets. Genius business move. They can literally control the markets from the very top.

A license to print money

No wonder they tried so hard to overturn the election he lost. No wonder he came back to do the job again

Its by far the biggest business scam anybody could ever pull off
 
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breadcakes said:
I'm new to this site
Can I ask is this one of those posters that should be put on ignore???
Because I just read that and not only did I feel like I was getting brain damage but I am non the wiser who this Major fella is
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You can put him on ignore chap, but he will still likely post under his breadcakes, BlackGold and other profiles chap.By the way chap, Bert will be delivering your sack of radishes tomorrow chap.Cracking chap!
 
breadcakes said:
I'm new to this site
Can I ask is this one of those posters that should be put on ignore???
Because I just read that and not only did I feel like I was getting brain damage but I am non the wiser who this Major fella is
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Everyone has everyone on ignore including themselves. It is the only way to swerve the snerts.

Many believe we are all one, the vital collective. All mere new and different iterations of the same initial poster, ...... that reminds me chap, how are you Rob?
 
Apollyon said:
They still talk about him at the City Ground—the shadowy figure who arrived one fog‑soaked morning, trench coat flapping like a battle standard, boots polished to a mirror shine. No one knew his real name. No one asked. He was simply The Major, a former SAS officer whose reputation travelled ahead of him like a cold wind.
Forest were in chaos at the time. Training sessions had become optional. Morale was low. And Pierre van Hooijdonk—Forest’s star striker—had embarked on his infamous standoff with the club. The dressing room felt like a powder keg.
That’s when The Major walked in.
The Major didn’t speak for the first ten minutes of his first training session. He simply paced the pitch, hands behind his back, inspecting cones, bibs, and players with the same intensity he once reserved for enemy fortifications.
Then he barked a single order.
“Run.”
The squad ran. And ran. And kept running until the Trent itself seemed to sweat. The Major trained them like commandos—hill sprints, tactical drills, communication exercises borrowed straight from special forces playbooks. Players who once complained about double sessions now whispered prayers of gratitude when he allowed them water.
But something strange happened.
They got fitter. Sharper. Hungrier.
Forest began to look like a unit again.
Now, the story the players tell—usually after a pint or two—goes like this:
One afternoon, Pierre van Hooijdonk finally returned to training. The Major watched him approach like a general assessing a new recruit.
“Are you committed to the cause?” The Major asked.
Pierre shrugged. “We’ll see.”
The Major didn’t like “we’ll see.”
During a small‑sided game, Pierre tried a flashy back‑heel flick. The Major blew his whistle so sharply it nearly cracked the sky.
“Again,” he ordered. “Properly.”
Pierre rolled his eyes. “Major, I’m a striker, not a soldier.”
What happened next is the stuff of myth. Some say Pierre slipped on the wet turf. Others claim he collided with a goalpost. A few insist he simply tripped over his own ego.
But the dressing room version—the one whispered with a grin—is that The Major stepped in to demonstrate a “correct stance,” accidentally bumping Pierre with the kind of shoulder that once sent doors flying off their hinges.
Pierre went down. The Major offered a hand.
“Football,” he said, “is a contact sport.”
Pierre missed a few matches after that. Officially, it was “fitness issues.” Unofficially, the players joked that The Major had “rearranged his tactical awareness.”
Under The Major’s regime, Forest rediscovered their grit. Training became a battlefield, matches became missions, and the squad—once fractured—became a brotherhood.
And then, as suddenly as he’d arrived, The Major vanished. No farewell. No explanation. Just a note pinned to the dressing room door:

Mission accomplished.
Maintain discipline.
Come on you Reds.

To this day, some swear they still see him on misty mornings, standing on the banks of the Trent, watching, waiting, ensuring Forest never lose their edge again.
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I heard he was asked to help train chuck norris
 
breadcakes said:
Yes I did get that I was just replying to what one of the posters put

I have now seen their is an off topic section for this kind of stuff
so will post on that page/thread

Apologies
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You clearly have your own viewpoint. Worth remembering the iranian regime also kill young people for having the cheek to wear what they want, they are not exactly 'nice'.

However, aside from that i largely agree with you. For backgammon alone, they deserve to stuff trump. The ordinary people of iran do not deserve to be punished imo.
 
radfordinlondon said:
You clearly have your own viewpoint. Worth remembering the iranian regime also kill young people for having the cheek to wear what they want, they are not exactly 'nice'.

However, aside from that i largely agree with you. For backgammon alone, they deserve to stuff trump. The ordinary people of iran do not deserve to be punished imo.
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Personally I think the Evette Cooper approach to the problem may have some merit. Time will tell if the IRGC find her fucking voice as irritating as I do though.
 
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