It's so clearly bullshit

The journalist who is being credited with giving the kudos to this "investigation" has some output of his own.

https://youtu.be/K1viG6PRjiw

Jesus

legaldinho wrote:

Jesus

Most people drown in water. There's a conspiracy sheeple.

It's been awhile so here goes:



Genuinely hilarious (imo) look at Millwall supporters and 'football's violent subculture' in the 1970's. Features 'language not usually heard on television' as the straight laced BBC announcer's introduction so perceptively puts it. Catch up with Harry the Dog, F Troop, Treatment, poor simple Billy and the nutters of Millwall as they rampage across the (old) football league, kicking the shit out of all comers in the name of Millwall.

Favourite line: "I won't take it from a norvernner!" "He spits at me, he'll get a facking pint glass in his head!"

The dude with the aviator shades is my absolute favourite. Almost every line is pure gold. Props too, to Harry the Dog and his failed 'one man assault' on the Bristol City end.



Good Vietnam doc from the 80's. Not quite so hilarious.



The Clash innit. I'm not a massive fan but I still enjoyed this.



Whilst we're on a punk tip.



Bit o' World War II. You can't beat it. In my opinion the finest war of all.

Millwall was great. Ray Winstone's stunt double was good value.

Aye, definitely my favourite war.

I'm more partial to these wars:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pig_War_(1859)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three_Hundred_and_Thirty_Five_Years'_War

WW2 is too mainstream.

The original, great war was gritty and more of a horror.

Matt_82 wrote:

WW2 is too mainstream. The original, great war was gritty and more of a horror.

It was a horror show OK but I believe the Pacific campaign was pretty dreadful too. An island hopping exercise , each with dug in religous fanatics.  The Germans on the Eastern front and the British in the Malaysian jungle had a pretty torrid time too. WW2 looks prettier because of films like The Longest Day and The Great Escape. It was no romp.

Watched the Amanda Knox documentary on Netflix.  Didn't know all that much about the trial so it was fairly interesting.  Not particularly great, though.  

One interesting part was Trump showing up to say that he thought the president should get involved directly and sort it out.  I wonder if we can look forward to him wading into various court cases around the world in the future.

Im a bit late to the party but I watch Amanda Knox last night.
Ill spoiler the rest:

Watched the latest Netflix original, Don't Speak, based around the Hulk Hogan/Peter Thiel v Gawker Media case, and then goes on to the story of the Las Vegas Review Journal And Trump's attacks on media. Good stuff. Thiel is a scary, crazy man.

I roll my eyes at conspiracy theories, especially the "Diana was murdered" one , but this makes some interesting points and asks some interesting questions.

The fact that the inquest verdict - which happened after 2 failed attempts at being run without a jury - was "unlawfully killed" and not by the paparazzi is news to me. It wasn't an accident. It may have been negligent behaviour perhaps - but not an accident. There may well be a non-sinister explanation but still - something was covered up. It may just be the establishment protecting itself from embarrassing concidences or an influential and perhaps unstable woman's ramblings -  but then it might not be.

The thumbnail is misleading by the way - not sure how that image got to be there.