2026-03-01

Our favoured commentator Sebastian brings us up to date with his view of the Ukraine conflict, and also the new hostilities in the Middle East.

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2026-03-01

The Daily Express Reports.

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2026-03-01

Promethean Action give us their view on the attack on Iran.

It's probably not a commonly held viewpoint, but maybe there's some truth in it.

There's certainly a lot of history behind it...  and not just British history.

"This isn't Netanyahu's plan, it's Trump's plan... "

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2026-03-01

What messages might the War on Iran hold for China?

Maybe President Xi needs to recalibrate some assumptions....

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2026-03-01

And your cat's dinner for that matter, or any other pet, maybe even farm animal that you have cause to feed.

Recent "events" have shone a spotlight on Big Agriculture Big Chemistry and Big Food manufacturers, understandably with the emphasis on food for humans, so is it really any surprise that Big xyz have also been active in the provision ofanimal food?

Brownstone Institute is on the case.

2026-03-01

Elected on a promise of ending wars and cleaning the swamp, has Trump now morphed into the enabler of wars and the replacer of one swamp with another (or maybe just a different view of the same)?

It's getting quite hard to tell.

Patrick Wood has been studying the trends of technocracy for years, and comes to some startling possibilities.

2026-03-01

Has Trump just blown away all his popular support with Israel's war on Iran?

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2026-02-28

China's National Peoples Congress purges 19 delegates, nine of whom are senior officers of the People's Liberation Army. This comes on top of all the generals that have already been purged in recent times...

Is President Xi getting his retribution in first again?

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2026-02-28

Ian Clayton of Ethical Approach UK has done sterling work to document the nature of Operation Talla, which sought to suppress the recording of suspected crimes associated with the Covid vaccine roll-out.

On the face of it, there seems to be a strong legal case to answer that such an undertaking was unconstitutional unlawful illegal and indeed amoral.

So what defences do we constitutionally have to correct this situation?

All the normal appeals to authority to recognise the situation and effect correction have been met by evasion or incomprehension, or have been side-stepped. Are the foxes in charge of the hen-house?

In these circumstances it falls to the sovereign peoples of this land to take action to restore lawful governance - whatever that may mean and by whatever peaceful means may be available to us.

2026-02-28

Scott Ritter: "He's going to lose this war"

"This plan has fallen apart at the very beginning... "

"Eventually we're going to run out of resources... "

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Professor Marandi comments.

2026-02-27

Against whom? Against the UK.

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2026-02-26

This site recently featured the story that Lenovo PCs will (if required) ship with Linux variants.

That's not untrue, but perhaps it isn't the whole story. 

PC operating systems have always been a minefield, so careful presentation is required. This site is not about operating systems (but is about freedom to choose!), so I'm not throwing my weight behind either presentation. As always, caveat emptor.

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2026-02-26

It's not at all clear to me what's going on here, so beyond saying just that, I will content myself by remarking that several options present themselves...

Make up your own minds.

2026-02-25

A lot of good sense here that everyone should understand.

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2026-02-25

A very elegant and persuasive explanation of why the theory of evolution by random mutation cannot apply to certain forms of butterflies.

Well, it's better than talking geopolitics...

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2026-02-24

Graham Moore of the English Constitution Party discusses the state of English politics in the wake of the Rupert Lowe phenomenon.

Whether we agree with him or not, he raises some very pertinent questions that need to be addressed.

It's not a question of right or wrong, it's a question of how we want to structure our British Isles for the future.

After all, in the past the separations were largely determined by our differing historical political and religious backgrounds, but provided we can all achieve comparable freedoms, does it really matter whether we end up as a "united kingdom" or as separate independent nations united in brotherhood?

Given the modern trend toward ever greater levels of communications of all types, I'm not sure that I would lose too much sleep over the distinction, although unpicking the current entanglement of deliberately obfuscated constitutions in the most beneficial way will be a

2026-02-23

2026-02-23

Mysterious mud floods... demise of Tartaria...

"Our world was built on the ruins of Great Tartaria and Old Europe ... "

Make of this what you will...

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2026-02-23

To listen to the News we would have Iran as primary enemy nbr 1, for reasons unclear. Did Iran ever threaten to invade us?

Maybe our primary enemy is Hamas. Did they ever threaten to invade us?

Or communist China, who make so many of the appliances that enable our modern standard of living. Did China ever threaten to invade anybody (for the moment leaving aside old history such as the Korean and Vietnam wars, at least the latter of which was started deliberately by LBJ).

Russia of course is routinely presented as an enemy, but despite constant provocation by our government sending ever more advanced munitions and support (not to mention Boris Johnson to wreck peace talks) to Kiev, they haven't shown any noticeable desire to attack the UK. I think we should be grateful for such restraint - it should not go unnoticed.

To put it another way, if Russia were supplying France with missiles to attack the UK and

2026-02-22

Wow!

Leading PC Manufacturer Lenovo is planning to offer its PCs without Windows.

How will that work?

They will ship with a variant of Linux. This will make the supplier of my operating system very happy!

Linux distributions tend to be "open source" - the source code is publicly available and anybody can create a new "branch" of the operating system to meet new needs. Distros are free to download and maintain and there's a wide choice.

Linux is the OS of choice for anything larger than a PC, and widely used by commercial organisations that don't tolerate downtime.

So who pays for Linux? The people that run it make voluntary contributions to keep their favourite distro developed and updated. You choose, you are in control, if you don't like the way it's going you can make your views known, and stop