Conspiracy Corner

2025-12-24

The question mark at the end of the title is wearing rather thin nowadays.

Martin Geddes in his quest to establish the lawfulness of the Single Justice Procedure has been trying to get some confirmations from the High Court that the court naming conventions (if that's what they can be called) are often unlawful.

All this arose from his "conviction" by the Single Justice Procedure for a "parking offence" which he disputed.

With his background in IT (computers are nothing if not logical, so IT people who work with computers must work entirely with evidence and logic if they wish to solve IT problems). 

Unfortunately the Justice System in the UK apparently hasn't kept up with the times in this regard...  even though it does make use of IT for administrative purposes.

Are Russian Assets Fair Game for the EU-UK Coalition?

2025-12-22

Nick Hudson - follower of the money - interviewed by Neil Oliver.

Our modern world is gradually being revealed, partly through the communicative power of the internet, and partly through the growing realisation that the world is not what we thought it was, and the many who have decided that they want to know how the world really works is now growing exponentially. AI or no AI.

Those who do know should be getting increasingly worried - but who exactly are they anyway?

As money (of whatever nature) is "what makes the world go round", those who understand the operation of the various monetary systems (lawful or otherwise) should be well placed to understand how our world operates.

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2025-12-21

We were introduced in the '80s to the ways and wiles of the Civil Service, with Jim Hacker as the hapless minister corralled into compliance by the genial Sir Humphrey Appleby (GCB KBE MBO) whose "Yes Minister" invariably meant "No Minister".

But of course time and tide wait for no man and things have evidently advanced considerably today, quite beyond the simple subterfuges that oiled (or crunched) the wheels in those heady times. Today, it seems that the bureaucrat would get the uncompliant minister sacked, whereas most reasonable voters would rightly expect the minister to sack the uncompliant bureaucrat.

Still, I'm sure that this story is simply for entertainment purposes (as was the "Yes Minister" sitcom of those innocent days) - after all, could a government really be effective if it actually worked like this in reality?

2025-12-20

America is doing it again. And this time the gloves are really off.

If you want to hit them hard, hit them in the pocket.

"The real strategic battle-lines have not been this clear in a century"

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2025-12-18

Many of us now realise that Big Corporate of all kinds pharmaceutical agricultural petrochemical etc interests work via their "non-profits" and "charitable foundations" to advance the cause of their respective industries, often in collaboration with government "regulators" and "think tanks" and any other interested "independent" NGOs including the United Nations and its diaspora of largely unaccountable "doers of good" like the WEF.

The question that Interest of Justice is now asking is the pertinent one:-

Can this false cornucopia of self-serving corporate-governmental (BTW: is that not the original definition of fascism according to Benito Mussolini?) bodies ever be made to work for the interests of the people, and if so, how?

To make things more

2025-12-17

Did the BBC always suffer from Trump Derangement Syndrome?

Well, it probably does now. The Donald is suing them in Florida for defamation, and potentially for trying to influence the outcome of the 2024 presidential election. For $Billions. Nobody can say how much just yet as it may include punitive damages if sufficient intent is proven. Which doesn't seem unlikely to me.

Of course whatever damages are awarded, getting that much money out of the BBC might be an international issue, and affect whether the BBC can survive in its current format. If uptake of the licence fee is any indication, the Great British Public is already voting by closing their wallets, so finance is likely an issue.

"For perhaps the first time, the BBC will face a legal process in which discovery is compulsory. Panorama producers and editors will have to surrender

2025-12-16

Operation Talla as investigated by Ian Clayton (Ethical Approach UK) and reported by Mark Sexton has had the effect of preventing the operation of Justice in the UK, by the expedient of censoring the reporting of certain alleged high crimes and misdemeanours.

This article follows on from our earlier report.

Such action by the police (possibly supported by others) has exposed our executive government as a lawless organisation that has deliberately and almost certainly illegally (I am not a lawyer!) denied justice to the people.

However you look at it, the allegations suppressed were so serious that justice had to be seen to be done. Even by setting up the Covid Enquiry, the government effectively ensured that it was marking its own homework.

Far from Justice being seen to be done by an independent

2025-12-16

"... there are four international universal crimes that can be committed... we brought those into English law and we added the bit about 'aiding and abetting'.... "

Likewise for aiding and abetting 'terrorism'.

So how to enforce the law? Is ignorance of the law a defence in Court if we were never told about that law?

Are we now dug into a hole so deep complex and opaque that it has become impossible - even perhaps for our national leadership - to obey the law?

"Our MPs and Ministers are never told the truth about the international agreements and laws that apply to the waging of war... "

Or would they just lie about it anyway?

"Not only is tax immoral, it's also unnecessary... "

Oh I say! Steady on. That's another topic altogether

2025-12-16

Well, the rest of the world seems to be in uproar so why not the UK as well?

It's not as though the Starmer regime is likely to be tolerated much longer, or if it is, to be of any overall benefit to the population at large.

Still, the video he chooses to support his thesis doesn't pass my "smell test", although there may be truth in it. As with so much else, we will have to decide for ourselves.

Meanwhile, the rest of the (western) world continues its death spiral, with what bears the hallmarks of a psy-op at Bondi Beach, general confusion over the fate of Ukraine and its regime-at-war, the struggle for control of the US government, and the EU's struggle for an increasingly unlikely-looking survival.

Make of it

2025-12-15

The Brownstone Institute wades in where lesser mortals fear to tread - on the toes of the Pharmaceutical Industry.

We have mentioned before the view that Big Pharma may not always have been scrupulously honest with us.

Now the Brownstone Institute (surely a name that simply exudes probity integrity and moral rectitude?) weighs in with their views on vaccinology, and finds it, well, less than persuasive.

As always, it falls to us to be the judge of such matters.

2025-12-15

Covid for me was the definitive eye-opener.

What purpose did the tests serve? To identify a "case", or to persuade you that you were (OMG!) infected with consequences too awful to contemplate?

Search as I might, I could not find any published information about the accuracy of the test. Cue "What if it isn't very accurate?"... "What if it's actually a psy-op and will give you false positives galore - who's to know?"

"They wouldn't do that... would they?"

So I looked at the stats - official stats - showing that the deaths were largely among the old with comorbidities, at around their expected lifespan...  and deaths overall were staying within normal statistical expectation...   until 2021 broke alongside the quaxxine campaigns.

"Yes, they do seem to be doing that".

And now for my personal anecdote that proves nothing

2025-12-14

It's not rocket science - when senior military officers "die suddenly", it's probably not "Covid" despite dying of a 'sudden heart attack'.

"The third full general to die under... detention"

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2025-12-14

... one generation at a time.

Another story of taxation run wild.

Is this "peak taxation"? 

Not a chance, except for an intervening general economic collapse, or maybe a general taxation strike - pretty difficult when your employer pays your tax to HMRC before he pays you...

An interesting question though - if your employer owes you money under your contract of employment, are they entitled to give some of it to someone else just because the someone else says so? Custom and practice is not necessarily law, and we are discovering new things every day now. 

Although it's an interesting question, maybe the first port of call would be to check the fine print in your offer/contract of employment....   and after that, a session with ChatGpt or maybe Grok.

2025-12-13

Junk science climate scare paper (published April 2024) retracted by Nature.

How did it pass peer review? What took them so long?

"Kotz was patent nonsense... Yet Kotz was avidly picked up by government agencies around the world seemingly desperate to use any old gobbledegook to push the Net Zero fantasy"

"In a report to the British Parliament, the Climate Change Committee referenced Kotz in a section discussing economic damage arising from climate risk. Meanwhile, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) appears to have been a keen fan of Kotz and all its downstream impact works such as NGFS Phase V."

2025-12-13

Did the world change some time shortly after the "Glorious Revolution"?

Some say so, although the idea seems extraordinary to the modern mind...

But we weren't there, so who's to say?

There are many strange tales of past events that provoke our curiosity, we know that history is written by the victors (to show themselves in the best light), and we know (well, I know, and I'm not alone in my knowing) that in recent years we were told the most almighty fibs by those who would change the course of history, and not for our betterment.

So today to further provoke your disbelief, your curiosity, and yes, your inquisitive child within, we present another tale of times past which it would seem have some explaining to do...

... as it should be said does this video itself,

2025-12-12

Two reports for the price of one - Sebastian is nothing if not concise and to the point.

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2025-12-11

This is an attack on the small businesses upon which rural and not so rural communities depend.

Like the lockdowns in days of Covid, small businesses will be forced into closure whilst big businesses buy up their assets for pennies on the pound - prove me wrong? Even if they don't, they will flood the now less crowded marketplace with mass-produced products that will be the only affordable products available.

So the monopolies move in and the creative potential of the small business will be replaced by the bland sameness of the big chains, and whilst the local people won't be able to push up prices to cover taxes and costs, the big corporates will make a killing. 

Just as the supermarkets have over the years pushed out the retail grocers, bakers, hardware stores, and made inroads on the clothing front, so too now the market for small pubs restaurants and more importantly, farmers will be  passed from control by the many to control by the very few, all

2025-12-11

We have covered the work of this ex-cop before...

... but we have had to wait until now for the full truth to (hopefully) come out into the mainstream. 

"This could have all come out eight years ago..."

"London kids need justice"

Of course, it could just be a baseless conspiracy theory... 

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