The Blog With No Name

In response to: "Britain's Worst Rock Stars" 528 days old
by lairdofhunterhill [Member]

Hahaha. Couldn't have happened to a nicer washed up has-been. more…

In response to: "Britain's Worst Rock Stars" 528 days old
by Williams [Visitor]

Heard a little tale about Mr Pellow from the horses mouth you could say. A guy,(big truck driver) was as at a restaurant queuing to be served. Some little guy tries to jump the queue. The Big Trucker says "Hoy there's a back to this queue. Mr Pellow retorts "do you know who I am". The Big Trucker replies. Yes, your a jumped up little twat now fuck more…

In response to: "Britain's Worst Rock Stars" 679 days old
by Gordon [Visitor]

Forgot to mention that wee fanny from chibb town Paisley David Sneddon.. Stop living a lie was his own song, Yes David is there something you would like to tell us about your homosexuality ? Take a seat and I will be right back with a cup of tea and a couple of buns. more…

In response to: "Britain's Worst Rock Stars" 681 days old
by Cameron [Visitor]

Then there LULU, then theres that nippy sweetie from TEXAS Sharee Spaghetti if thats how one spells her name. Anyway, enuff from me in case on of the others turn out to be a distant reletive. more…

In response to: "Britain's Worst Rock Stars" 681 days old
by Cameron [Visitor]

Sheer brill!!! even I'm a jock and have to totally agree about our national embarrassments, You want to add another Scottish band Travis, That wee weasel face singer and his side kick pal with the ginger hair, A REAL 100% PAIR OF WANKERS. more…

In response to: "SHIPS THAT PASS IN THE NIGHT" 1083 days old
by Laghouat [Member]

Dumfoonert he was. The Laird of Cockpen. more…

In response to: "BOUND FOR GLORY" 1362 days old
by lairdofhunterhill [Member]

They are indeed a fascinating bunch and no mistake. more…

In response to: "BOUND FOR GLORY" 1381 days old
by lyndlj [Member]

Pathological liars are fascinating,I have had dealings with one or two.They actually convince themselves that what they say is the truth and everyone else is wrong! They live in a makebelieve world where they are kings/queens and everyone else is beneath them. more…

In response to: "BETWEEN A ROCK AND A HARD PLACE" 1394 days old
by lairdofhunterhill [Member]

It has always facinated me and I am open to most theories, but I think we have to conclude based on present research whoever fired, fired as originally thought, from the Depository and not the knoll or elsewhere. I must say I very reluctantly gave up on the knoll, but until somebody comes up with better evidence than this...
http://www.dalemy more…

In response to: "BETWEEN A ROCK AND A HARD PLACE" 1394 days old
by lyndlj [Member]

As you say we will never know though I have to admit that the Kennedy one intrigues me more than the others,it used to be the bullet theory,the one where there had to be more than one bullet from more than one place because of his wounds,however having had the opportunity to study ballistics forensics I can see how one bullet can travel through the more…

In response to: "BETWEEN A ROCK AND A HARD PLACE" 1395 days old
by lairdofhunterhill [Member]

I'm glad you didn't pass out with the tedium! Why many files are still unreleased is puzzling, but it doesn't necassary mean they pertain directly to a cover up. I would imagine if such a conspiracy existed any incriminating files etc would be in Swiss bank vaults and not the national archives. It would be very silly to have them there. Besides I d more…

In response to: "BETWEEN A ROCK AND A HARD PLACE" 1396 days old
by lyndlj [Member]

Bored not at all,I like nothing better than to hear someone elses theories and concepts.Yours are interesting,though the one point in the Kennedy affair has always intrigued me,why the elaborate locking away of the files on a thirty year mandate? Why the delay in releasing to the public those files once the thirty years was up? And where are they?< more…

In response to: "SHIPS THAT PASS IN THE NIGHT" 1396 days old
by lairdofhunterhill [Member]

I don't think it is that well known to be honest, but it has always been in the back of my mind. I must admit I haven't had the pleasure of watching that particular movie, I just liked the picture.

thanks

the laird more…

In response to: "BETWEEN A ROCK AND A HARD PLACE" 1396 days old
by lairdofhunterhill [Member]

Yes, that's what I tend to do. I have spent numerous years studying various conspiracy theories and most of them I find to have no real value. Take the Kennedy assassination. I was until recently a fully fledged dis-believer in the Warren Commission version. Certainly no-one can consclusively prove Oswald actually fired the shots, the chances are more…

In response to: "SHIPS THAT PASS IN THE NIGHT" 1396 days old
by lyndlj [Member]

No not heard of that one but the film Ghost Ship was good wasn`t it? more…

In response to: "BETWEEN A ROCK AND A HARD PLACE" 1396 days old
by lyndlj [Member]

Do you not find it interesting to pick apart a theory,look at it from all sides and draw your own conclusions?
I love asking questions that throw up more questions and the search for the answers can take you in all sorts of directions,but then I am an information junkie and just cant seem to get enough. more…

In response to: "BETWEEN A ROCK AND A HARD PLACE" 1396 days old
by lairdofhunterhill [Member]

Perhaps, but a lot of conspiracy theories are just that, theories, an objective look at the facts from both sides tends to lessen the number of actual conspiracies down to comparatively few genuine cases. It is always a lot easier to accept grand cover ups than face the fact that great lives can be cut short by relative non-entities and misfits as more…

In response to: "BETWEEN A ROCK AND A HARD PLACE" 1396 days old
by lyndlj [Member]

Or to obscure the fact that the people doing the cover up were the people responsible for that event.
Conspiracies abound.
I shall take time to read your other blogs and more of this one later when I have some time. more…

In response to: "BETWEEN A ROCK AND A HARD PLACE" 1396 days old
by lairdofhunterhill [Member]

Very true, although I think in a lot of cover ups, the cover up is created to obscure the failure to prevent the original event occuring through laziness, slackness or bumbling, rather than anything to do with the actual incident.
Thanks for accepting

the laird... more…

In response to: "BETWEEN A ROCK AND A HARD PLACE" 1396 days old
by lyndlj [Member]

Romantacised as with a lot of historic people like him.In some cases the truth will out and in others the cover up has been so detailed it raises more questions than it lays to rest.
Thanks for the invite. more…

In response to: "BETWEEN A ROCK AND A HARD PLACE" 1396 days old
by lairdofhunterhill [Member]

Yes, I think there might be a book about it. The BBC2's Timewatch [I think], had a very good documentary about it which aired a couple of years ago. I had always suspected that the traditional story left a lot to be desired.

Thanks

the laird... more…

In response to: "BETWEEN A ROCK AND A HARD PLACE" 1396 days old
by lairdofhunterhill [Member]

Liz

I think Rasputin was an unusual and charismatic individual and no doubt these days would have started his own cult. As for Fleming, i think you are right, for as far as I can gather he liked to watch and never got his hands dirty.

thanks

the laird... more…

In response to: "BETWEEN A ROCK AND A HARD PLACE" 1396 days old
by lyndlj [Member]

I read something similar to this a while ago in one of my conspiracy books,interesting reading. more…

In response to: "BETWEEN A ROCK AND A HARD PLACE" 1396 days old
by lyndlj [Member]

I read something similar to this a while ago in one of my conspiracy books,interesting reading. more…

In response to: "BETWEEN A ROCK AND A HARD PLACE" 1396 days old
by  [Visitor]

Very interesting - I've often, well now and and then, wondered at Rasputin's constitution. And I understand that Ian Fleming was advised to take up fiction to exorcise his sadistic fantasies more safely than he might, otherwise, have done.

Thanks

Liz' more…

In response to: "DRINK LIKE A FISH, SINK LIKE A STONE" 1397 days old
by lairdofhunterhill [Member]

sometimes less is more. Something I am rarely guilty of in my rambling monologues.

Thanks for reading

the laird... more…

In response to: "DRINK LIKE A FISH, SINK LIKE A STONE" 1397 days old
by  [Visitor]

I envy 'norelearning' that eloquent exclamation mark.

Liz more…

In response to: "PLANET EARTH IS BLUE" 1399 days old
by lairdofhunterhill [Member]

Thanks, I'll have a look. more…

In response to: "PLANET EARTH IS BLUE" 1399 days old
by James Aach [Visitor]

If you'd like an insider perspective on nuclear power (in the US, but all plants in the West have similar issues) see http://RadDecision.blogspot.com for a novel by a longtime nuclear engineer, available at no cost to readers. It was written with the lay person in mind. more…

In response to: "DRINK LIKE A FISH, SINK LIKE A STONE" 1399 days old
by lairdofhunterhill [Member]

That's what I thought. My subsequent trip to the hospital is equally ridiculous. more…