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  • Might Continued Use of AI Provoke Insanity?

    2025-06-15

    AI is simply a label that may mean many things to many people.

    Some, such as Mark Playne of NOT ON THE BEEB, and Martin Geddes of Future of Communications, have learned that to get their AI to function responsively to their needs, they may have to train it. 

    Others less critical will use AI as is and believe all it tells them - they may find illusion or disappointment, depending on how their AI was trained by its developers. There is nothing to say that the training materials used were well-founded, coherently respectful of truth, and appropriate to all the usage to which the AI could eventually be put.

    For my own part I suspect that where the subject matter is straightforwardly factual (such as the Statute Book) AI is likely to be accurate in quoting it, but where value judgements are concerned

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  • The Old is Collapsing, a Brave New World will be Brought Forth

    2025-06-15

    "It feels like you demand change, but don’t want to go through the process of change. Like you want to wake up one day, to see the world has changed"

    Cyntha Koeter, of Fall of the Cabal Fame, places our current situation in a quite startling but challenging perspective.

    As a mere male I am not qualified to comment on her observations, other than to suggest that the comparison she invokes may be appropriate.

    Whilst the ladies may simply marshall their innate forces, we men should perhaps learn to channel our inner feminine...

    Together we are the "A Team" - and we'll love it when The Plan comes together!

     

  • Tucker - Jeffrey Sachs on Iran

    2025-06-15

    Everything We Never Knew about Iran...

    This isn't a blow by blow account of the latest hostilities - it's a history lesson not only on the history of Persia, but also on the history of America and its military industrial complex.

    "Everyone wants peace, quiet and economic development... "

    (29 minutes)

     

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  • Note to Those Within the System of Justice

    2025-06-14

    "In this case I have no care whatsoever whether my driving penalty points and fine are overturned; it has zero importance to me. What matters is that insiders within the system become aware of the abuse they have become enmeshed in, and the risks is poses to them personally"

    The indefatigable Martin Geddes (assisted by his AI) writes yet another dissertation about the justice system as it operates in this country, this time addressed to those who work within its confines.

    You know who you are!

    (see also The Trial from Appleby Horse Fair for background information)

    (for those unfamiliar with Q - ...

  • The Gift of the Gab

    2025-06-14

    In our topsy-turvy world where governments effectively blackmail social media platforms into censoring content that displeases the government, by the simple expedient of threatening business-terminating fines for permitting ill-defined and infinitely flexible "offences" such as "hate speech" "racism" and "offending" certain favoured sections of society defined as possessing "protected characteristics", it is unsurprising that some platforms respond by disconnecting users based within the territories of such governments.

    They cannot risk the court costs or the fines. It's an unequal high-stakes game of chicken played against the social media companies by the infinitely-funded state.

    Sadly, Bitchute pulled the plug on its UK customers a while ago, and now Gab has thrown in the towel. YouTube survives by actively censoring, defunding, and (allegedly) pulling devious tricks such as

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  • China's Emerging New Leadership

    2025-06-14

    I do like the way this lady slips effortlessly between English and Chinese pronunciation - it's a nice trick but leaves my brain in the dust trying to catch up.

    This is quite a tour de force, covering not just the presidency, but a considerable slice of Chinese leadership - this isn't a simple one in one out, rather an entire new regime.

    "... this is a peaceful transfer of power... "

    "... a critical question - who will be considered the new top leader of China? "

    If history is any guide, "... the person who controls the military holds ultimate power... "

    We will see.

    (52 minutes)

      

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  • Russia on the Iran-Israel War

    2025-06-14

    Russia's view of the new war.

    "... this completely unprovoked attack (no matter what Israel says to the contrary) is a gross violation of the UN CHarter and of international law "

    (11 minutes)

     

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  • Timely Reminder from 2018

    2025-06-14

    Trump's world tour - sometimes called the capitulation tour.

    It seems a long time ago now - how many moments of truth can you spot?

    And how will it all end ..?

    (43 minutes)

     

     

  • Israel's "Decapitation Strike" on Iran

    2025-06-13

    Scott Ritter reports on a "war of survival between Israel and Iran".

    "This is a joint plan between the United States and Israel... what this proves is that the United States and Israel conspired to make this attack happen... "

    (35 minutes)

     

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  • If You Want Your Children to be Yours, Don't Give Them to Anybody Else

    2025-06-13

    We want to bring up our children our way, then we can't give away any of the responsibilities to others. That means doing our own homework, or if we can't, then just say no. Humanity survived many millennia before Big Pharma + Big Government came along, and was quite possibly the better for it.

    If we must trust someone else (as we all must from time to time) then understand why we trust them. Experts are two a penny until something goes wrong, and then we don't see them for dust.

    Cyntha Koeter (of Fall of the Cabal fame) likes JFK Jr because he's sending the false experts with copious conflicts of interest packing (and not before time) but that doesn't change our responsibilities in the slightest.

     

  • Ukraine Now Up the Creek With No Paddle?

    2025-06-12

    This guy isn't exactly diplomatic, but maybe he's just responding to the Trump zeitgeist of being direct about serious matters - like the Ukraine. At least we don't run away with any illusions about the subject matter. And the other benefit is that he covers a lot of ground very economically in terms of our time - what's not to like?

    (16 minutes)

     

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  • Xi JinPing Reportedly No Longer in Power

    2025-06-12

    If you can follow all this then well done! 

    This follows on from Lei's earlier video.

    It's far too complex for me, but I do get the impression that something is definitely up, and not to Xi JinPing's advantage...

    (25 minutes)

     

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  • Martin Geddes "Guilty"

    2025-06-12

    Well, the trial of Martin Geddes at "North and West Cumbria Magistrates’ Court (1752)"is over.

    Read his report.

    A legal phantom creates real liabilities

  • Bilderbergers on Deck Shortly

    2025-06-12

    Hot on the heels of the recent Trilateral Commission meeting, the Bilderberg group meets in Stockholm about now, with consequences that only the favoured few will initially understand.

    James Corbett reviews the 2025 meeting with Jakob Nordangård, expert on the swedish power family the Wallenbergs, not to mention the usual suspects who attend the Trilateral Commission, Bilderberg, and other meetings of the rich and powerful but not always too famous.

     

     

  • Winter Black-Outs Incoming?

    2025-06-12

    When we can't heat our homes next winter because there is no electricity to heat the water or drive the heat pump or fire the gas/oil boiler, who will be blamed?

    Will it be the wind for not blowing? Or the sun for not shining? Or the interconnects from our neighbours who decided that they needed their electricity more than we did? Or maybe it will be the elderly for being too numerous, or for turning on their heating for too long, or for cooking food and boiling water for tea rather than having a cold sandwich in the dark?

    Or will it be the politicians who drove us purposefully into fuel poverty in their insane quest to eliminate all combustion from our generating capacity (but who will no doubt have had the cash the foresight and the available space to install an emergency generator)?

    And when the pipes freeze and burst due to winter cold and the phones are out due to no internet, will our p

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  • The Scamdemic was Our Fault?

    2025-06-12

    Colin Meade writing for the Daily Sceptic apparently seeks to perform some limited form of damage limitation on behalf of our miscreant "authorities".

    His primary assertion - that the population brought the Covid measures on themselves -  the authorities merely pandered to their demands.

    "without the assent of a substantial proportion of the general population, elites can do nothing and, except in cases of direct foreign colonialism, well-established ruling classes are always broadly representative of the political culture of the society they lead"

    I'm not buying it.

    By his own admission:

    "... the initial inclination of both the political leadership and its key advisers was to follow the pre-existing Pandemic Preparedness Strategy, which explicitly or implicitly rejected all the draconian policies that were in fact

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  • In the Beginning Was the Word

    2025-06-11

    "... good speech testifies to something; it testifies to something in the human being and in life that is more beautiful and pure than mere flesh and bones and biochemical simmering in a braincase"

    "...this materialist society, which reduces consciousness and speech to a negligible side effect, is in the first place scared of…speech and consciousness"

    Quite so.

    Brownstone nails it.

  • The Shape of Tyranny Incoming

    2025-06-11

    Neil McCoy-Ward delivers this in an admirably restrained manner despite the utterly unacceptable government overreach that he is announcing.

    Do not adjust your device, but feel free to adjust your MP in an appropriately civilised and parliamentary manner.

    (32 minutes)

     

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  • What Did Trump Know of the Strike on Russia?

    2025-06-11

    This is a critical question - if Vladimir Putin cannot trust the Trump then all bets are off.

    Nuclear war beckons, because negotiation isn't possible without some level of trust. 

    Trump needs to get to the bottom of this and fast.

    Scott Ritter reviews the position.

    (69 minutes)

     

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