Conspiracy Corner

2025-08-26

Alex Krainer summarises the state of play.

Is Europe really toast? And what about the UK and Japan?

"The role of the British, and the extent to which they are invested in all these imperial wars, is hidden, and it's much much larger than we know"

"Britain is in a horrible position... and they are losing on all fronts... "

"... when empires unravel, their debt becomes worthless... "

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2025-08-25

Ben's report this week majors on the inhabitant(s) of the schizophrenic White House, with the two Trumps apparently still pulling in opposite directions.

As always, most of the seemingly never-ending conflict zones are still fighting, still unresolved, whilst new arenas of conflict are arising (eg: a country which just happens to have immense oil reserves).

Meanwhile the EU seems destined to fall apart in relatively short order on a number of fronts, which whilst encouraging in one sense also seems fraught with possible chaos.

Even the UK gets an honourable mention... September or bust? But is the UK really the lesser evil than Israel?

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2025-08-25

Over the past decades, centuries even, the plan has unfolded to abolish freedom.

The prerequisite for freedom is both the ability and the inclination to think for ourselves. If we are unthinking automata, then the concept of freedom is irrelevant.

So in order to abolish freedom, we need to give up the "thinking" bit and become predisposed to doing as we are instructed. So we have been subjected to the notion that "experts" will tell us what to do, and will relieve us of the decidedly tricky need to think for ourselves.

Given the complexity and opacity that surrounds much of workings of the modern world, It's an attractive prospect in many ways, but only if the experts are never wrong or (worse) dishonest... the price of freedom is eternal vigilance. 

Those who control the State have tried very

2025-08-25

Old hand Bill seen-it-all-before Bonner writing for Investor's Daily discusses the Trump tariffs phenomenon and whether it will succeed in making stuff in America once more.

Now it is true that the West's manufacturing industry has been exported to the Far East (primarily China) ever since the 1980s. Perhaps partly to make ourselves look greener (at the cost of China et al becoming blacker - did that save the world?) and partly to turbo-charge the financialisation of the Western economies, inventing ever more ways for the super-rich to become mega-rich by manipulating the markets and buying up everything on the cheap as the smaller players are forced (by taxation and central bankers as necessary) into bankruptcy. 

Now "the Donald" has the impossible task of undoing the damage of the last 50ish years by rebalancing the US economy so that they make stuff again, and given the electoral cycle, doing it in short order. So he is pushing his tariffs on imports to the US (and causing major disruptions to the

2025-08-25

We have been subsidising "Green" for so many years now that it's obvious that... <insert your conclusion here>.

Well, there's lies, damned lies, and statistics, so make of this what you will.

2025-08-24

Alex Krainer does seem to be the one commentator who makes a reasonable case for Trump's erratic (to say the least) performance in geopolitical terms.

So he must be worth listening to. Most of the rest seem to believe that Trump is simply bumbling around out of his depth, but in my view he never puts a word out of place. Everything over the last years has been deliberate, so unless we believe that Trump Mk 1 has been replaced by an inferior Trump Mk 2, it's hard to believe that he is now a bumbling idiot.

And if the "deep state" is in trouble in Ukraine and Israel, then whither do they turn their malign intention? Step forward Azerbaijan, Turkey, Serbia ... 

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2025-08-20

Plus some references to the Summit in Alaska between the Donald and Vladimir Putin.

OK, it's a celebrity-eye view of the mood and public opinion in Russia, but it is what it is.

Worth listening, despite its inevitably limited perspective. 

But will the West listen?

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2025-08-20

Yup, it's time to demolish another much repeated canard, this time concerning that deadly menace: cholesterol!

I was accosted at our local petrol station last week by a man who wanted me to contribute cash for the search for the "cure for Alzheimer's".

Well, such welI-intentioned folk have been exhorting me for years to contribute to the "cure for cancer" cause, but I am of the view that if they had looked for this mythological cure elsewhere rather than always in my wallet, then they might have had more success.

Anyway I didn't handle it as well as perhaps I should have, contenting myself (well, my vehicle was still blocking a petrol pump) with a quick exclamation of "Coconut Oil!" before continuing on my way. I expect he thought I was mad, but I'm used to that.

In point of fact I know a little about Alzheimer's, as my mother and grandmother were victims (see - it's inherited!) but I am not, even though I am

2025-08-20

Dr Steven Koonin speaks to Dr John Robson on all matters Climate and Weather.

Make of this what you will...

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2025-08-20

"If you quarantine the British Foreign Policy establishment,and their extremely extensive network of Non Government Organisations and private contractors and diplomatic staff that are everywhere around the world and embedded in government in these key flash-points, then you would actually solve, probably overnight, greater than 90% of the whole world's problems - they are the arsonists of peace in the world"

Alex Krainer spells it out for UK, Trump, and the EU.

"This will prove the moment when the EU ship struck the iceberg - to use the Titanic analogy"

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2025-08-19

None of this is verifiable for obvious reasons, but there is a convincing logic to its assertions... especially now that the need is for unity (compliance?) for the Commission's Ukraine support policies.

Watch this space.

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2025-08-18

Ben reviews the Alaska Summit Meeting and finds it wanting.

To be honest that's no different from most of the rest of the geopolitical news reports these days, so why would we expect any difference here?

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2025-08-18

Godfrey Bloom draws attention to our traitorous Europhile Blob who some believe are busy signing us up, "despite Brexit". To what?

To everything EU Defence Union... just for a change.

Ready Just in time to take on Russia.

They will probably deny it, on the grounds that they did that already, and this is merely a formalisation of the existing situation, so there is nothing to worry about.

Honestly, would that surprise us?

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2025-08-17

Will the Gordian Knot be miraculously undone?!

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