17 reacties op „Nieuw - Alternatief Bulletin RINF“

1. Teken Gepost: 28 januari, 2008 in 12:56 p.m. | Verbinding met dit

   Het verheugen zich op dit. Zal ik met de elektronische post verstuurd worden telkens als RINF wordt bijgewerkt? Antwoord

2. Phil Gepost: 28 januari, 2008 in 3:05 p.m. | Verbinding met dit

   Dank voor het bulletin en de commentarenopties, ben ik een regelmatige lezer en dit zal de plaats nog beter maken. Houd omhoog het goede werk! Antwoord

3. Mick Meaney Gepost: 28 januari, 2008 in 8:17 p.m. | Verbinding met dit

   De kerels van dank. Teken, geen zult u niet met de elektronische post verstuurd worden telkens als de plaats. wordt bijgewerkt. Ik wil niet uw inboxes overstromen. U zal 1 e-mail per elke 20 krantekoppen worden verzonden. Antwoord

4. COMSEUR Gepost: 29 januari, 2008 in 8:03 am | Verbinding met dit

   Goed idee! Dank! Antwoord

5. Dave Buckley Gepost: 29 januari, 2008 in 1:31 p.m. | Verbinding met dit

   Grote plaats Antwoord

6. cindi Gepost: 29 januari, 2008 in 10:55 p.m. | Verbinding met dit

   Zo goed om uw terugkeer aan mijn inbox, Mick te zien!! Antwoord

7. John George Gepost: 30 januari, 2008 in 12:29 am | Verbinding met dit

   Wij hebben te vrezen niets maar vrezen ons! Antwoord

8. quilligan michael Gepost: 30 januari, 2008 in 8:19 am | Verbinding met dit

   Goed om u te hebben achter, Mick uw werk wordt gewaardeerd, Bua van Beir, misterq Antwoord

9. Mick Meaney Gepost: 30 januari, 2008 in 11:09 am | Verbinding met dit

   Really glad you guys are into this, the amount of people joining the mailing list is a lot more than I expected. I’m also planning to bring back the news feeder which displays (and links to) the latest headlines from sites I like. It was popular about a year ago, so any suggestions are welcome. Reply

10. insider Posted: Jan 30th, 2008 at 8:50 pm | Link to this

    Makes me wish I had a webcam. On second thought, it’s better for you lot that I don’t. Reply

11. cush Posted: Feb 1st, 2008 at 12:17 am | Link to this

    As usual Mick, excellent access and content. Reply

12. Readfer Posted: Feb 1st, 2008 at 8:37 pm | Link to this

    This is really cool… What’s more important Great job! Reply

13. Joe Soter Posted: Mar 3rd, 2008 at 7:23 pm | Link to this

    A few of us have started archiving the newsletter here http://rinfnewsletter.wordpress.com I hope RINF doesn’t mind. Reply

14. Darkangel88 Posted: Mar 10th, 2008 at 9:02 pm | Link to this

    This comment relates to the new newsletter called “9/11 and Iraq-The Concealed Connection!” I agree that the blogger is well informed and has made a very convincing argument about a connection between 9/11 and Iraq, but I will have to disagree with their main assumption. Their assumption that “Iraq was in no way responsible for what happened on 9/11, but 9/11 was in every way responsible for what happened in Iraq” is a contradiction in itself. Stating that the war in Iraq is not responsible for 9/11 contradicts the next phrase in the same sentence stating that 9/11 is completely responsible for the Iraq War. The blogger basically states that there is no link between the two and then goes back on what they just said. With this dilemma I believe there is no link. The blogger presents a good argument but I think needs to distinguish their assumption a little better. Reply

15. carl Posted: Apr 23rd, 2008 at 11:46 am | Link to this

    I think that as ‘we’ were in IRAQ a few years after the 9/11, is it not impossible to assume that the same thing will happen in a few years time (maybe sooner) with regards to IRAN ? With the almost daily reports of something being said to come out of IRAN - ‘fanning the flames of retaliation’, have we been blinkered into assuming that IRAN are wholly BAD, and the ALIIES are nothing but good, therefore ‘attacking’ - regime change, is our only ‘option’ ? How long will it be before ‘bomb attack’ on british soil, is ‘engineered’ by IRAN ? And then our only option will be attack IRAN, with our friends across the water pulling the strings ? I hope this will not happen, but as we do not learn from histry, we are destined to repeat our mistakes, wether we wake up and smell the coffe, or not. Reply

16. Paul Clark Posted: Apr 27th, 2008 at 11:55 am | Link to this

    FIGHTING BACK HOME? I live on the lovely island of guernsey,that is the island sistered with Jersey, and on the Liberation day all the local people will be getting drunk and eating-more ,and enjoying the festivities. all well and good..BUT……………. The swear word on the island is COLLABARATION,the islanders are cowards and have a yellow streek running down there spine.the women had many children after the islands were re-claimed.the falklands islanders showed more sprit and resolve then guernsey people.All the large family/business on the island have a dodgy begining-finace industry is the no 1 employer….enough said.HURTS LIKE HELL THAT UK WAS GETTING THE ….OUT OF IT AND THE GUERNS WERE DOING DEALS FOR A EASY LIFE.. Paul… Reply

17. Paul Clark Posted: Apr 27th, 2008 at 12:20 pm | Link to this

    BLACK OPPERATIONS. FIGHING THE GOOD FIGHT- Why cant we use torture methods to extract intel/information that would result in long term saving of lives.If i or any of my mob had been captured then i have no wish to describe the treatment that would be handed out.I understand human rights and the relevant issues BUT if you come into the the u.k. hell bent on causing harm to her or her people then a clear and present threat has to be available to strike back..I would for one welcome extra force to deal with ……Paul Reply