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zoopalot
PostPosted: Tue Oct 18, 2011 11:44 pm 
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If there are any folk from the UK who are interested in studying what Dean Clifford has been teaching, please get in touch and I'll start a forum where we can join forces.

Big Respect to Dean
and
Big Respect to Max
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Deacus
PostPosted: Thu Oct 20, 2011 8:41 am 
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Hi
Interesting concept, just out of curiosity what are you thinking you can bring to a new forum that you cant bring here, why not make this very thread the UK study group? Just my thoughts.
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newworlddisorder
PostPosted: Thu Oct 20, 2011 9:17 am 
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Count me in whether its here or someone else lol but i see no reason why it cant bew done here !!
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zoopalot
PostPosted: Thu Oct 20, 2011 6:08 pm 
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Deacus wrote:

Hi
Interesting concept, just out of curiosity what are you thinking you can bring to a new forum that you cant bring here, why not make this very thread the UK study group? Just my thoughts.
Regards
D


Deacus, well hopefully there will be many different areas which we can explore, and the idea behind a seperate forum was to enable this and not clog up this board. But, if folk would rather keep it here, then that's fine too!

Maybe people can post their opinions on whether to have a seperate forum or to remain here.


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Deacus
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zoopalot wrote:
Deacus wrote:

Hi
Interesting concept, just out of curiosity what are you thinking you can bring to a new forum that you cant bring here, why not make this very thread the UK study group? Just my thoughts.
Regards
D


Dean, well hopefully there will be many different areas which we can explore, and the idea behind a seperate forum was to enable this and not clog up this board. But, if folk would rather keep it here, then that's fine too!

Maybe people can post their opinions on whether to have a seperate forum or to remain here.
Hi
I am not Dean lol, I have a long way to go before I learn a tad what he has, but yea ether or, all good :D


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zoopalot
PostPosted: Thu Oct 20, 2011 6:33 pm 
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Deacus wrote:
zoopalot wrote:
Deacus wrote:

Hi
Interesting concept, just out of curiosity what are you thinking you can bring to a new forum that you cant bring here, why not make this very thread the UK study group? Just my thoughts.
Regards
D


Dean, well hopefully there will be many different areas which we can explore, and the idea behind a seperate forum was to enable this and not clog up this board. But, if folk would rather keep it here, then that's fine too!

Maybe people can post their opinions on whether to have a seperate forum or to remain here.
Hi
I am not Dean lol, I have a long way to go before I learn a tad what he has, but yea ether or, all good :D


sorry Deacus! have edited my post! Maybe you will be the UK's "Dean" - did I have a psychic premonition?!?!

Namaste!
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Deacus
PostPosted: Thu Oct 20, 2011 6:38 pm 
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LOL I doubt it but the UK sure needs something!
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zoopalot
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Deacus wrote:
LOL I doubt it but the UK sure needs something!


very true indeed! its sad when people are more concerned about their football teams and fictional characters on TV than they are about real life!

Deacus, here's a question for you:-

whats the best way to deal with the Electoral Register people? I have never voted in my life and am not about to start now! I know they have a £1,000 penalty for not registering, so I would appreciate any help on how to deal with these people. So far I have ignored all correspondence as their is no law stating I must open mail delivered to where I reside.

Namaste!
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Deacus
PostPosted: Thu Oct 20, 2011 7:43 pm 
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I actually started voting a few years ago for the first time, I figured, its a way of telling the Lib/Lab/Con that I oppose there crap, I think Global warming is BS, We should get out of the EU, & Bankers rule our government officials, so searched a party that agreed with my beliefs, I care little if they get in, but I know the big 3 look at the manifestos & votes of the opposition & its my little way of saying I disagree with you.
I personally would deal with the Electoral Register much as I did the Census, they do not have my name so who are they going to summons?
I put a little note on my door
NO COLD CALLERS
BY NAME OR APPOINTMENT ONLY
When the Electoral bods turn up, ask can I see the documentation you have addressed to me? when they fail to produce point to the note & explain that this notice, in this case with draws your implied right of access are you aware you are committing trespass on my property? Please leave & close the door.
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zoopalot
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Cheers Deacus!

I once stood for election and was quite active in the political arena, this was a few years back. However the people who WOULD make a difference are never going to be allowed through. The political circus needs to be completely destroyed, and those clowns who administer the medicine on behalf of their paymasters need to be dealt with severely. I personally would not waste my time and effort by registering a vote Deacus, even if its for a minority party/candidate because in the long run it matters not; nothing will change as it is all pre-ordained.

We need 100% transparancy which will never happen until the current circus are totally destroyed. Will this happen? Probably not whilst the X Factor is on!!!

Something shocking needs to happen before change happens - REALLY SHOCKING! Until then the people will tune into the X Factor and other mind numbing programmes..............

were is my mug of cocoa.......................

PS was it the end of the world(again)today?
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