Which Horizon Documentaries Miles?

[Kev]

Fucking hell, creating a thread and INVITING Miles to talk to you about his political interests is REALLY asking for it Diz!


You're a sick sick man.

[Gandalf]

Fucking hell, creating a thread and INVITING Miles to talk to you about his political interests is REALLY asking for it Diz!


You're a sick sick man.

Bilbo, he was only asking for something interesting to watch. I don't think he was asking me to pontificate on any particular subject. Actually, I thought you might be into some of these documentary type programmes, so stop stalking me and add some documentaries yourself. I'm sure you know of some.

[Oggie]

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That is an awesome documentary about the the failed Venezuelan Coup d'etat that attempted to overthrow Hugo Chavez in 2002. An Irish film crew found themselves thrown into the middle of the goings on, trapped inside the presidential palace with Chavez for a time even!

As usual, it all really comes back to oil wealth! It is riveting stuff as you see the bizarre sight of the Venezuelan presidential guards reluctantly taking orders from their new masters, only to be then seen outside encouraging the pro-Chavez crowd to revolt and overthrow the Coup leaders. There is also a bit of hinted U.S. (C.I.A.) conspiracy in there too... Love him or hate him, Chavez is one charismatic bastard.

Highly recommend it anyway!

[Kev]

Not Horizon doc's but I recommend the Daniel Elsberg doc 'The Most Dangerous Man in America'. I imagine this will be the only point of agreement between Miles and I.

For comedy value there are some great conspiracy and alien doc's around.

Any of David Icke's stuff is gold. Watch his conferences in bed before you go to sleep and you'll be guaranteed some epic scary dreams if you're anything like me.

Some unintentionally hilarious vids I saw recently were a couple of documentaries on Billy Meiir, some weird Swiss based friend of aliens. They have developed a whole religion around him practically.

I'm currently watching a 6 part series called UFO's the Hard Evidence.

So far I've seen no evidence but I've had a couple of chuckles.

[Gandalf]

Not Horizon doc's but I recommend the Daniel Elsberg doc 'The Most Dangerous Man in America'. I imagine this will be the only point of agreement between Miles and I.

For comedy value there are some great conspiracy and alien doc's around.

Any of David Icke's stuff is gold. Watch his conferences in bed before you go to sleep and you'll be guaranteed some epic scary dreams if you're anything like me.

Some unintentionally hilarious vids I saw recently were a couple of documentaries on Billy Meiir, some weird Swiss based friend of aliens. They have developed a whole religion around him practically.

I'm currently watching a 6 part series called UFO's the Hard Evidence.

So far I've seen no evidence but I've had a couple of chuckles.

I watched that Elsberg documentary last night and I have to say that I think it was excellent. Elsberg is a really interesting man. I find it facinating how he worked for the government for so many years and to some extent bought into the notion that what the government was doing was in some way just. But it obviously began to chip away at him and then bang he realised that he had to do something about it all. And so he did! Elsberg is definitely a true American hero and I have a lot of respect for what he did.

[Kev]

Not Horizon doc's but I recommend the Daniel Elsberg doc 'The Most Dangerous Man in America'. I imagine this will be the only point of agreement between Miles and I.

For comedy value there are some great conspiracy and alien doc's around.

Any of David Icke's stuff is gold. Watch his conferences in bed before you go to sleep and you'll be guaranteed some epic scary dreams if you're anything like me.

Some unintentionally hilarious vids I saw recently were a couple of documentaries on Billy Meiir, some weird Swiss based friend of aliens. They have developed a whole religion around him practically.

I'm currently watching a 6 part series called UFO's the Hard Evidence.

So far I've seen no evidence but I've had a couple of chuckles.

I watched that Elsberg documentary last night and I have to say that I think it was excellent. Elsberg is a really interesting man. I find it facinating how he worked for the government for so many years and to some extent bought into the notion that what the government was doing was in some way just. But it obviously began to chip away at him and then bang he realised that he had to do something about it all. And so he did! Elsberg is definitely a true American hero and I have a lot of respect for what he did.

Yeah I like Elsberg, he seems a sincere man. Nixon seemed almost like a Star Wars Imperial Empire villain though on some of those archive recordings! Asking Kissinger if they could take the dykes and damns out and flood all the vietnamese villages and then just nuke the lot of them to hell was kind of like.... this man is meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeental!

He basically just wanted to win the war at all costs and would have lit a torch and set fire to the whole jungle without a twange of conscience I think.

[Gandalf]

Not Horizon doc's but I recommend the Daniel Elsberg doc 'The Most Dangerous Man in America'. I imagine this will be the only point of agreement between Miles and I.

For comedy value there are some great conspiracy and alien doc's around.

Any of David Icke's stuff is gold. Watch his conferences in bed before you go to sleep and you'll be guaranteed some epic scary dreams if you're anything like me.

Some unintentionally hilarious vids I saw recently were a couple of documentaries on Billy Meiir, some weird Swiss based friend of aliens. They have developed a whole religion around him practically.

I'm currently watching a 6 part series called UFO's the Hard Evidence.

So far I've seen no evidence but I've had a couple of chuckles.

I watched that Elsberg documentary last night and I have to say that I think it was excellent. Elsberg is a really interesting man. I find it facinating how he worked for the government for so many years and to some extent bought into the notion that what the government was doing was in some way just. But it obviously began to chip away at him and then bang he realised that he had to do something about it all. And so he did! Elsberg is definitely a true American hero and I have a lot of respect for what he did.

Yeah I like Elsberg, he seems a sincere man. Nixon seemed almost like a Star Wars Imperial Empire villain though on some of those archive recordings! Asking Kissinger if they could take the dykes and damns out and flood all the vietnamese villages and then just nuke the lot of them to hell was kind of like.... this man is meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeental!

He basically just wanted to win the war at all costs and would have lit a torch and set fire to the whole jungle without a twange of conscience I think.

Totally. Nixon was an extraordinarily nasty piece of work. You can make a case against every US President since WW2 of being a war criminal according to the Nuremburg laws. These people were never good people to begin with, but certainly in the case of Nixon there appeared to be demonic sociopathic tendencies. He really didn't give a shit about the damage and destruction he was wreaking, 'just so long as we win the war that was falsely constructed in the first place!'. Yay! Absolutely nuts.