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Tuesday, 6 January 2009
Friday, 23 November 2007
The Untouchables - The Conspira™ Version
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Time for some Classic Retro-Loonery™...
- Do you want to learn about ?
Of course you do
- Would you like to see some ?
Who wouldn't
- Do you want to hear about the origins of the for the umpteenth time?
It never gets old
- Do you crave 1960's US cop show style narration?
The New World Order stops here...Well, it would certainly make a change
Then you need to see 'The Capitalist Conspiracy'
...made by a bloke with 'Griffin' in his name so you know it's just got to be True!!™
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Saturday, 13 October 2007
Reach for the Stars!! Climb Every Mountain Higher!
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A fellow Truth™ Seeker writes...
"During a recent visit to the Common Purpose website my eye was drawn immediately to their rather peculiar logo, which very much reminded me of an equally peculiar feature of the new £20 note issued only few weeks ago. Both images are reproduced below and raise a number of intriguing questions..."
Read on
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Saturday, 29 September 2007
Classic Conspiratunery™ courtesy of UK Gold
"From 1978 through to the end of 1979 The Members became a mainstay on the London circuit and were regularly featured in all the music papers of the time. After signing with Virgin Records in 1978 they recorded "The Sound Of The Suburbs", again with Steve Lillywhite, which was their biggest chart success and became their best known song in the UK. The follow up single, "Offshore Banking Business", did not cause the same commercial excitement. A reggae tune written by JC Carroll, complete with dub mix, about the then obscure world of offshore banking. It caused ripples around the world, particularly in countries where offshore banking thrived. The band were condemned as 'hop heads singing horse manure' in the Bahamian Houses of Parliament."
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