Conspiracy Corner

2023-12-24

Putting much of the seemingly senseless activity of recent years into an overarching context, this article from Zero Hedge paints an admittedly complex picture that does knit a large number of seemingly disparate threads together.

It's about power, and who controls that power.

This level of global politicking is above my pay grade, but there does seem to be great deal going on these days that could well herald a marked shift in the global order of things.

Luongo: No One Has Really Grokked How Big The Suez/Houthi Gambit Is

2023-12-22

If you fancy a bit of brain-hurt, this may be for you.

Be warned, it traverses a great deal of history, mythology (what is mythology?) and of the "hidden knowledge" so beloved of the many and various incarnations of the secret societies that have flourished and withered over many centuries - making sense of it is problematic to say the least.

Still, without wishing to assert that any of it is actually true (truth here must be entirely dependent upon the interpretation of each individual reader!), it does make for a diverting and indeed challenging read in the wake of this winter solstice, when the Sun reverses its course and the days start to become longer once more. Is this anything to do with Lucifer, the "bringer of light"? Or just the same old cycle of the heavens...

Make of it what you will. They were not called

2023-12-22

We don't do party politics on this site.

This is not party-politics, it's democracy vs fascism.

We have all seen "the annointed ones" (of both parties) coming in the past, we knew that they were inevitable, and we were not surprised when they were guided deftly in as the "leader who would change everything".

From Heath to Thatcher, Blair to Brown, Sir Keir is but the latest in a long line. Prepare to be underwhelmed...

I don't follow the fortunes of our politicians with any enthusiasm, so cannot say if the assertions made in this video are correct. But I do assert the pragmatic truth of that old joke "how do you know when a politician is lying?...

2023-12-22

A bank with a long, long history, going well back into the tangled days of empire, dating right back to the early days of Hong Kong as a British colony. The story of the bank in many ways reflects the story of the empire.

This exposé may not be entirely accurate, it's up to you to form your own view.

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2023-12-19

So what "strange stuff" might be going in within the hallowed walls of Westminster Hall in Parliament?

The long-awaited Parliamentary debate on e-Petition 635904 on the proposed WHO measures (including the so-called "Pandemic Treaty" and the changes to the International Health Regulations) took place yesterday Monday 18th December.

We applaud Dr John Campbell for publishing selected speeches from this debate (which would otherwise be long and perhaps difficult to navigate - but there is a link below 🙂).

If you ask me, these 3 speeches represent Parliament at its finest - concise, clear, and on point. Strange stuff indeed...

1) Mr Philip Davies MP (Shipley)(10 minutes)

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2023-12-18

This week's report is no doubt eagerly awaited, yet whilst it does yield numerous nuggets of news it is still obvious that the war continues.

Clearly it cannot end until the US and other major KM-controlled western governments are removed... but there is good news on this front:- it does appear that at least one major nation has bitten (is biting?) this bullet!

Can the remainder be far behind?

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2023-12-17

Greg Hunter (USA Watchdog) interviews New York University (NYU) Professor Mark Crispin Miller, an expert in propaganda, who reviews recent US history from that viewpoint.

"To say the press has failed abysmally is actually giving them too much credit. They have been instrumental throughout this nightmare, whose aim is radical depopulation and destruction of democracy"

Not much compromise on sugaring the pill here then.

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2023-12-14

Starting with Israel v Hamas and the Middle East, moving on to Ukraine, Russia, and other issues, this is a broad sweep starting with an in-depth analysis of Israel v Hamas and moving on to other topics, including the EV market in China. Well, I guess somebody had to do it.

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2023-12-14

Tavistock, Deep State, the Cabal... whatever we want to call it - what is it?

It's complicated, but for those who don't want to wade through hours-long presentations, this Swedish group has put together a slew of individual sessions each exploring a limited aspect of the whole.

And it's in English! What's not to like?

Episode 1- What is the Deep State?

Episode 2: There is a company called Ericsson
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Modern History Explained?

2023-12-14

This is going to be controversial!

I have no idea whether the ideas put forward in this tall tale are correct or incorrect - but I do give credence to the general idea that the modern medical industrial complex has seriously lost its way (assuming that it is motivated to support our health well-being and active life-span).

Some now consider that parasites are the cause of a number of our human health problems, but whilst there is widespread acknowledgement that animal parasites do infect our pets and livestock, there may be some disagreement on the existence and extent of modern human parasites. For my part I would ask why humans should be any different from animals in this regard?

This presentation from the Global Sciences Congress 1997 (Tampa) presents the case for human parasites and what to do about them.

In the interests of balance, I should point out that Full Fact has

2023-12-14

I think you will just have to watch this and come to your own conclusion... 

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And by way of comparison for strictly educational purposes:

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2023-12-13

With faith in the world's financial systems (and the bankers in control of it all) possibly approaching a long-time low, the much-speculated financial crash is thought by many to be incoming, sooner or later.

Obviously these days, money in the shape of currency is what makes the world go round. Any widespread disappearance of the purchasing power that it represents would be catastrophic for consumers, producers, retailers, farmers and everybody else (even if some of the more cynical may expect the bankers to look after both themselves and their politicians).

So as the smallest cogs in the monetary system, the ordinary people, may be wise to consider how they might guard against the eventuality of a serious financial crash. The supermarkets and world supply chains are obviously also thinking about it, but they have other financial tools available to them and are outside scope of this article.

Personally this interviewee strikes me as quite impressive and

2023-12-11

"The undeclared civil war in the US is headed for a showdown that will involve lots of nighttime shootouts"

"The next phase of the plan... is the extermination"

There's a lot to unpack this week, mostly implying that the various flash-points are all coming back to a boil, as far as they are enabled.

Keep calm and carry on... (modest subscription required for immediate access)

Remember - believe what you will.

2023-12-07

The NHS is lauded by many as our "national treasure" - much like the BBC really - and set up for ostensibly laudable reasons. Who would not want competent but expensive medical treatment free at the point of use?

But did the NHS deliver?

Well, here we are in 2023 and those on waiting lists may feel that promise rapidly receding over the future horizon.

How far has the rot set in?

"... it saddled the NHS with a toxic burden of debt... "

Ah, debt... the cause of all modern ills it would seem. Who created that debt?

"... the Health and Social Care Act... in effect in law abolished the NHS... removed the duty of the Secretary of State to provide health care" (see also the

2023-12-07

Martin Geddes (yes, him again) expands the scope of his reporting, this time to relate a depressing story of power withheld, and indeed justice withheld.

We have been following his battles over the TV licence fee and the supposed obligation to pay Council Tax, but this is a new twist; although I guess we shouldn't be surprised that there are other allegedly legal obligations that are conflicted in similar manner.

Happily he hasn't sought to take on this battle himself, but reports on another's quest to maintain power supply to his home with a supplier of his choice.

"It is a genuine scandal, and forms part of a much bigger scandal of how power companies treat us like serfs and ignore the law with impunity"

"This is the critical point: NONE of these entities had any power to act whatsoever"

I can't imagine that any major power company

2023-12-06

With COP28 rattling along in the UAE, there are three stories to entertain you today.

As with all things "Climate", none of them reflect anything new, it's the same culprits playing the interminably same old same old that we always hear from these gatherings, that we have come to accept as inevitable, that being relatively sane people we have come to ignore and filter out of our attention-space as deluded and irrelevant to real life.

Unfortunately for that response, the fact that we don't take any interest in climate catastrophisers doesn't mean that they don't take any interest in us.

Unsurprisingly their messages prompt much the same sort of "heard-it-all-before" rebuttals from those "climate-deniers" that can still be bothered to keep up, although this year the COP28 President, no less, did chuck in an attention-grabbing assertion that there is no science behind their relentless push to reduce the use of fossil fuels before our world

2023-12-05

"On 4th December 2023 UK MP Andrew Bridgen was joined in a special parliamentary meeting by Dr David E. Martin, Dr Robert Malone, Dr Ryan Cole, Dr Pierre Kory, Professor Angus Dalgleish and Steve Kirsch who gave their testimony on the Pandemic & its consequences"

"...no live streaming or official recording of the event was allowed"

"Two video presentations by Dr Peter McCullough and Dr Mike Yeadon were due to be shown, but unfortunate technical issues prevented this happening"

Dr Yeadon's presentation is a model of clarity and carries possibly the most sobering message imaginable. 

Watch Mike Yeadon's presentation, as remastered with rolling captions and hopefully without technical issues, here 

You Couldn't Make it Up

2023-12-03

Like it or not, the US of A is still a force to be reckoned with, if only because of the myriad international connections that it has over recent centuries forged, for good or for ill, all around the globe, not least under Trump.

Unlike the British, who since the "end of Empire" have been seen as a bunch of losers to be subsumed into the Empire of the EU by any means possible.

LaRouchePAC have added to today's uncertain geopolitical climate with the bold assertion that in fact much of the activities of the American leadership (excluding Trump) have been directed from... wait for it... London.

That if true would certainly give the lie to the notion that the UK lacks influence these days. Perhaps it counts as the UK's oft-vaunted "soft power"? Of course, just like America, the UK is not a monolithic entity but a wide collection of factions