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2024-08-02

The Peter Sellers film Dr Strangelove may be before many of our readers' time, but maybe we should dust it off and review its relevance to the current obsession of NATO in poking the Russia bear.

The only thing preventing the escalation of the existing proxy war in the Ukraine may be Russia's forethought in making sure that Russia at least has the men materiel and know-how to defend itself from a great number of provocations - but why does "the West" continue, slowly but relentlessly, to provoke?

Redacted discusses the latest development with Col Macgregor.

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2024-08-01

Whisper it softly... but Neil is a self-confessed conspiracy theorist!

"... the individual is handicapped by coming face to face with a conspiracy so monstrous that he cannot believe it exists... "

Welcome to the club.

He then brings some extremely pertinent thoughts forward to our attention - an outstanding commentary 😎.

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2024-08-01

"We are not supposed to be a nation that promotes genocide"

Scott isn't noted for his restraint when discussing the fundamentals, and the fundamentals here are stark. He doesn't tip-toe around the issues here, nor should we.

America has a great deal to do before the world comes out on the other side of its current troubles, and I don't doubt that Scott will be kept busy telling his truth for some time yet.

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2024-07-31

"This is great news that the graphene in dental anesthetics has been confirmed by a state University"

I suppose it depends on your interpretation of the word "great".

Why graphene has any business at all in dental anaesthetics is a mystery to me, and no doubt to many others.

La Quinta Columna has shown that graphene is present in the Covid jabs, so perhaps it is now the go-to ingredient without which any pharmaceutical product would be considered so last decade? 

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2024-07-30

Fake governments, fake politics, what is the Deep State?

Is it confined to America, or does it exist elsewhere?

And what is the "Q" phenomenon?

This discussion is from the point of view of America, but the problem is global in nature and the infiltration is endemic everywhere.

How does it affect us?

Make of this what you will. Maybe not for the squeamish.

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2024-07-30

Dr Steven Greer has been around for so long that he almost seems like part of the standard conspiracy theorist's wallpaper.

As a consistent advocate of the unmasking of the "unacknowledged black projects" of the military industrial complex, and the harnessing of the associated zero-point energy technologies for the global good of the planet, others have fallen aside over time but he has stayed the course.

We may not necessarily agree on everything that he says (I don't), but today it's hard to deny his central thrust...

 ... that much of the technology (currently hidden within the so-called unacknowledged black projects) that would transform our planet and put humanity on a new path to a truly sustainable future of freedom of choice and abundance (as opposed to "sustainable" as used by the self-appointed luminaries of the WEF to lead us toward sustainable slavery to the elites) must be declared revealed and unpacked to full transparency and global

2024-07-29

Ben is on busman's  holiday in Japan - but he penned this outstanding article before he went, to enlighten most of us whose education somehow didn't cover the important details...

... and don't miss the news round-up that is appended to the above article!

The Secret History of 20th Century World Finance

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2024-07-29

Critical thinking skills have never been less adopted, and my guess is that they have never been more needed.

So what is critical thinking?

It is presumably the ability to distinguish the truth from the falsehoods and indeed outright lies that infest our modern media.

"Lies?" I hear you challenge? Surely the media doesn't lie to us?

Well, they can certainly be economical with the actualité...

Indeed, the more scrutiny one subjects an article to, the less complete it inevitably appears to be.

And what about the censorship? Such as the way that the BBC "forgot" to report the massive lockdown demonstrations numbering in the tens of thousands that took place right outside Broadcasting House... yes, I was there, and they didn't report it.

OK, that's an extreme example, but

2024-07-29

The Covid Enquiry exemplifies the obdurate insistence by government that the government is always right and even when it is wrong it will "learn the lessons".

Except that even on the rare occasions that it does actually identify the correct lessons, it doesn't learn from them.

Martin Livermore for the GWPF reviews the history of lesson avoidance and suggests that fostering competition for the achievement of "broad top level goals" would be a better approach.

But who is to say the such "broad top level goals" would be the correct, even the most useful goals?

Or that the the government's invariable willingness to subsidise its own ideas (to "get them off the ground") would always turn any provider's attention away from making a profit by serving the customer, and towards maximising the

2024-07-28

Yes this is a hoary old topic that still hasn't seen the light of day in the mainstream media - but the legal processes in Portugal are not necessarily any faster than elsewhere.

We did report on this some time ago I feel sure, but the appeals process had to be exhausted before the original verdict was upheld.

Yes, the PCR test as applied in Portugal (and nearly everywhere else) is effectively useless. Its use is therefore criminally negligent at best.

Of course, if your objective is to convince everybody that they may be suffering from a deadly pathogen and we all need to be injected with an untested experimental novel "vaccine" then maybe things start to make

2024-07-28

Well, if you took advice from all the people who got it wrong in the first place, what would you expect?

“Any future strategy for whole-system civil emergencies, including for pandemics, will need to be based upon the establishment of large-scale digital platforms”

"... despite England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland being at risk of the same health emergency, the data and health systems were so different that they were a barrier to effective preparedness"

So we can look forward to more centralised top-down one-size-fits-all no-contrarian-opinions-tolerated crisis management from the same team that brought us the Covid no-pandemic-excess-deaths-until-the-jabs-rolled-out scam.

And while the exact nature of the "whole system civil emergency" remains unspecified, the government and its multiplicitous agencies will need carte blanche to spy on every aspect of our lives "just in

2024-07-27

Fortune and Freedom's Nick Hubble challenged his readers to suggest how the Government-Bank-of-England should be persuaded to balance the national budget, stop printing money, and abolish inflation.

Lots of suggestions ensued... but none seemed to offer much hope.

Maybe we need to think bigger!

This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. if you have ideas, and I may do a follow up... don't be shy!

2024-07-27

Aaron Siri, lawyer for vaccine truth, tells us definitively what we already knew intuitively - vaccine safety is a myth founded on nothing except propaganda censorship and cover-up.

How could that happen?

Only by suppression of genuine journalism and control of the "free" press and media.

How are we hearing about this now?

Control over the free internet proved too difficult, the cat is now out of the bag.

Thanks to Andrew Wakefield, Del Bigtree of the Highwire, his lawyer Aaron Siri, also latterly Andrew Bridgen, the many others who refused to give up, and the countless individual others who were prepared to fund them in whatever way they could.

"Not a single childhood vaccine on the CDC's schedule was licensed based on a long-term placebo-controlled trial. Not

2024-07-27

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To comment on this would be superfluous - Martin as always speaks eloquently for us all.

Andrew Bridgen: a modern-day Job?

2024-07-26

Aussie Paul Wallis introduces us to his exploration of ancient history and texts (including but not limited to the Bible and those of ancient Sumer) and what they may portend for our current and future world.

Interestingly he says that he has reached his own conclusions from his own research, and has not relied upon the research of others - even so his conclusions do parallel the conclusions of others to a significant extent.

And what relevance may these have to the infamous black projects of modern American times that reputedly harbour hidden technology from those ancient times?

As a level-headed (as opposed to a religiously dogmatic) approach to the mystery of how humanity originated, I find this approach encouragingly accessible.

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2024-07-24

Nigel makes his maiden speech in Parliament.

This site doesn't do party politics, but Nigel is that rare breed of politician that actually sets out to change the political landscape, and indeed could be said to be personally more influential than any political party. Whatever you think of him, he has earned the right to be heard.

But can he reprise his barnstorming perorations of EU Parliament infamy?

I'll wait...

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