Edited by author 10-26-2000 03:47 PM
OK, at long last, we have somewhere to log our stories... they are coming soon... and the rest can be found right here at http://www.paranoidtimes.co.uk

http://www.paranoidtimes.co.uk
The first of the new pages have been added and the great water fluoridation debate has been opened up yet again, this time online. The featured article is a copy of that published in the December 1999 edition of a monthly Scottish newspaper. It was part of a 'creative writing' feature but was carefully researched and based on the truth. Have a look and see for yourself what you think and then pass on your views right here.

Water, water everywhere,
And not a drop to drink,
You turn a tap and out it comes,
Now this should make ye think...
 
From notes on a current project at http://www.paranoidtimes.co.uk

Paranoid you bet I am. My phones is bugged my email intercepted. Fantastic site if not a little scary.Questions NEED to be asked urgently about how F&M came into this country URGENTLY.
Why do I get the feeling that the government are rubbing their hands together in glee?
Hmmmmmmm Farmers and Fuel protestors in one!
http://www.fuelprotest2000.co.uk

Paranoid or thought provoking?
The Foot and Mouth Disease in UK
http://www.scottishmultimedia.co.uk/fmd2.htm
http://www.paranoidtimes.co.uk

The foot-and-mouth outbreak could have been started deliberately by someone who stole a test-tube of the virus from a laboratory.

The Sunday Express says a container of foot-and-mouth virus went missing from a secret Government lab at Porton Down in Wiltshire two months before the crisis began.

The disappearance was discovered during a routine audit of the sensitive unit, which also houses smallpox, TB, anthrax and Ebola. The newspaper says there are rumours the missing test-tube could have been taken by an animal rights activist.

The paper quotes a 'senior military source close to Porton Down' as saying: "A phial appears to have gone missing from one of the labs following a routine audit last year.

"Ministry officials were informed immediately and an investigation was launched initially by Special Branch and then by MI5, who are interested in the activities of animal rights protesters."

It says questions will be tabled in parliament about the Porton Down link this week. A Department of Health spokesman wouldn't comment but the paper said an agriculture ministry spokesman said the matter was being investigated.

The paper also claims it has seen documents confirming some sheep carried the virus long before the outbreak was confirmed on February 20. According to a Welsh vet, it was in Wales as early as January, says the paper.

Timber merchants say they were approached by the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food in early February to supply wood for pyres. Agriculture minister Nick Brown insisted this was part of a "regular contingency planning exercise".

He told the paper: "There are a number of urban legends doing the rounds that the ministry knew about this disease before. That is not true."

See this story on the web at http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_223605.html

June 25, 2001, Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Greetings - my first message.

I was born in Scotland in 1922 and am working on what may eventually be a fascinating story about a now deceased lady who came from Bannockburn in 1910 (on the Steamship Caledonia. She became the maid to a very wealthy Denver Colorado lady who had just sold a gold mine the the American Gugenheim family for nearly two million dollars. Elizabeth Carson travelled to Europe with the married couple who eventually stayed at the Ritz in London. The husband of the wealthy lady was lost on the Titanic and Elizabeth and her mistress stayed at the Ritz. Then they deparked for New York and Halifax, Canada to find his remains unfortuntely with no success.

Elizabeth Carson's family may be able to provide very important information to make this history more true to life. Elizabeth's father was Alexander J.E. Carson and her mother Margaret Morris Carson. Elizabeth later married a man called Einer Storm both living into their late nineties.
We believe Alexander B. Carson emigrated to join Elizabeth. He left Kirkaldy, Scotland in Septermber 1912.

It would be most helpful if anyone recalls Elizabeth Carson. She was a dear friend of my mother both of whom belonged to the Caledonian Society,in Seattle.

I thank you all sincerely:

William Armour Murdoch
WAmur@aol.com

I have always loved the weird and strange conspiracy and the paranormal I created a group you may find intersting
I would love for you to place your link into my group and
consider my link for your site visit join all are welcome
http://groups.msn.com/TheWeirdandStrange

I AM A FOLK ART PAINTER THAT PAINT FOLK ART THAT TELLS A STORY ABOUT MY HOME HERE ON THE OUTER BANKS OF NORTH CAROLINA.

ARTISTS WANTED

Check out http://www.onlineartexhibition.co.uk

We are looking for artists and craft workers to showcase their work FREE in our online exhibition that begins soon. Take this opportunity to register your details. Why worry about 20% + commission on sales when the online art exhibition costs you nothing to exhibit and eBid charges only 3% commission if and when your work sells. You may even prefer to open your own online gallery, which costs approximately £100 to set up but ZERO to administer, and a MAXIMUM 2% SELLING COMMISSION.

Silver status costs NOTHING but incurs a 3% selling fee
Platinum status costs a single setup fee of £99.99 and then ZERO selling fees.
If you choose to add extra photographs of your work, selling fees are a maximum 2% for platinum status.

http://www.onlineartexhibition.co.uk