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2021-10-07

This is not particularly topical, but Bill Gates, the man that made Microsoft, the philanthropist who vaccinates the world, has affected and continues to affect our world in many ways, for better or for worse.

The Corbett Report gives us their view of Bill Gates:

2021-10-05

The ex-Convicts' descendants "down under" are leading the way!

Mandatory Covid vaccines are ruled legally invalid by the Fair Work Commission - and for all the right reasons.

44 pages long - Part Two "Vaccine Requirement in Relation to Covid" pages 32 to 44.

Note paragraph [113] of the Fair Work Commission's ruling:

"[113] Before turning to a consideration of these reasons, it is important to set the context with some information that is publicly available and should be uncontroversial:

1. Unlike many other vaccinations such as

2021-10-05

We are asking the Court:

• to grant the South African People relief for the national state of disaster and all its measures including the lockdown etc to be declared invalid and to be set aside immediately
  
• that the Covid-19 budget... that was decided upon on 24th June 2020 in which the South African people incurred indirectly a great deal of debt to fund the lockdown and the national disaster - that that budget must be declared invalid and set aside, and that the South African people must not be responsible for any debt incurred as a result of this unproven pandemic
  
  
• that all the respondents be held financially liable personally for all the financial losses suffered by the South African people, because

2021-10-05

Dominic Cummins has been quiet recently, and now we find out why.

He once famously indicated that the Civil Service would need some hard rain post Brexit, but he left the government before this could come about.

Now he has come out with his proposals, we find that some of his analysis is not too contentious

"America needs a government that controls the government, as it did under FDR and Lincoln, and shatters the party structure which is a plague" 

Who would have thought it?

His solution (probably rightly in my jaundiced view) rests on the proposition that when

2021-10-05

"CIB chairman Edward Spalton reflects on the current supply-side shortages from a historical perspective"

Those too young (or too old and forgetful!) to remember the 1970s may be interested in his recollections of the impact on the UK when we joined what was then known as the "Common Market".

Food prices rocketed and supply chains were severed and rebuilt, and meanwhile there was a certain amount of chaos as over time people discovered the ramifications of joining the EEC.

We are in such a period now, but on a much larger, indeed global, scale.

Once again, this has been precipitated by our politicians pursuing pet projects -

2021-10-05

From - the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists: 

"The FinCEN Files show trillions in tainted dollars flow freely through major banks, swamping a broken enforcement system"

The Pandora Papers:

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2021-10-03

"Mr President, you asked us attorneys to bring it"

"I'm going to show you .. that they knew they lied"

Medicare - "largest data base in the U.S. to study COVID-19 trends"

"Why isn't the CDC FDA HHS using Medicare data to drive health decisions regarding the vaccine?"

"They have been outright lying through their teeth"

2021-10-03

Stew Peters interviews George Papadopoulos (of FISAgate fame).

This is one of the best explanations I have seen of what the US election was all about, and it's only 25 minutes!

Whatever you think of Trump Biden and the Clintons, this is a tour de force from someone at the heart of the controversy, and explains his viewpoint of how America has been governed and why the Trump presidency so upset the status quo.

He also let's us in on his view of where the Durham investigation will go from here.

(25 minutes)

2021-10-02

Dr Nathan Thompson takes us through a patient of his who took the jabs.

He ran an expanded immune system panel as it was prior to, post nbr 1, and post nbr 2.

"This person has auto-immunity"

"To the health experts out there... would you say that this person is very susceptible to having another viral infection ... you just might call it a 'breakthrough' infection?"

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2021-10-02

Our technocratic masters are and have been for ever expanding the envelope around us, installing better levels of surveillance and hiding behind the "benefits" that will be brought to the man in the street (faster download times anybody?).

Health and safety standards for 5G 6G etc? What's wrong with the old standards we used for 1G and 2G?

Matt Nilsson writing in What About the Roads? explores how we got here and where we might be going, whether we realise it or not. Should we worry?

Patrick Wood writing in Technocracy News and Trends republishes this story for us.

2021-10-02

The Daily Sceptic reports on the latest mortality data from the ONS showing deaths registered among 15-19 year olds are rising significantly (compared with 2020) post vaccine roll-out.

"Between weeks 23 and 37 in 2021 there have been 252 deaths among 15-19 year-olds in England and Wales. This compares to 162 in the same period in 2020, an increase of 90 or 56%. That’s a lot, and deserves some kind of explanation"

(Bear in mind that the graphs show the cumulative totals year to date, not the weekly numbers, which should look nearly flat across the year) 

Correlation is not necessarily causation, but should we be worried?

In point of fact it is the 2021 graph that shows the flatter overall trend of weekly deaths from all causes, not the 2020 graph, so was there something about 2020 that caused a higher death rate than normal between weeks 20 - 23? If there was then that seems also to have affected 2021 since the graphs track each other

2021-10-01

Matterhorn Asset Management are in the gold business - and that (a) means they know a lot about it and (b) it would be surprising if their interests did not colour their opinion of where the financial world is bound this autumn and henceforth.

That said, it's hard to fault their logic, and equally, it's hard to know if there are any truly different options that are being left out of the discussion. We need to check out the assumptions underlying the argument.

The primary assumption is that the system of fiat money (not backed by any asset) will continue.

Is there reason to suppose that it won't? Well, yes - the petrodollar system that underpins it is breaking down since Russia China and others started offering to trade oil in other currencies - so the US dollar is losing a primary support. What if (as some

2021-09-30

This article about vaccine passports in Lithuania was referenced by the September newsletter of againstvaccinepassports.com - a "trading style of Brees Media Limited".

The article makes for horrifying reading.

"... every country has travel restrictions within Europe based on the Covid Pass"

"Our government mandated that only a PCR test is acceptable to get the Pass, rather than the cheaper rapid antigen test... That number of tests would cost more than 1000 eur in lab fees per person per month, plus the time of going to the lab... the government is putting maximum pressure on us to get vaccinated"

"We're definitely one of the more restrictive countries in Europe right now. And some of the rules we have are uniquely crazy

2021-09-30

"The government set out its intention that vaccine certification could form part of a Plan B, however, final decisions on the policy have not been made.

"The government invites feedback on this proposal"

"The government is particularly interested in views from businesses, event organisers and venue operators, including from those that have experience of requiring certification on a voluntary basis over the summer and on the proposals for the workforce"

It is also possible to provide feedback as an individual.

Use the link provided to enter your feedback - respond on-line. 

2021-09-30

Sidney Powell came to our notice as the attorney who successfully defended General Mike Flynn. The judge in the case eventually procrastinated so long over acquitting him that President Trump eventually gave him a Presidential Pardon.

Now Sidney is engaged in a long legal tussle of the giants with the manufacturers of the voting machines in use in the USA.

This is 12 minutes of public testimony, annotated as being from a hearing in 2004!

"We also have the Defense Department’s own interest in patents for the very processes that allow votes to be manipulated and change by unseen hands and a patent for a process to predetermine an election—just as it happened in 2020"

Now, a hearing in 2004 plainly has no direct relevance to the 2020 election - but one does wonder why any criminal, let alone the Department of Defense, would want to patent an illegal process.

Lies, Damned Lies, and Covid Statistics

2021-09-30

I don't know, but there are some who think so.

Greg Hunter with pharmaceutical and medical device analyst Karen Kingston.

"Children never got Covid before. What they are getting is infected from their parents being vaccinated"

"This is in the CDC's own data... published... a month ago"

(1 hour)

Related download (not specific to the Covid spike protein but demonstrating the effect):

The immunogenicity of therapeutic proteins- what you don’t know can hurt YOU and the patient

2021-09-29

“Government considers temporary nationalisation of energy companies to stop collapse”

"Minister warns of ‘really difficult winter’ amid rising energy costs and food shortages"

Yes, it's that 'conservative' word "nationalisation" again. Sir Kier must be groaning at the pursuit of socialist policies so arrogantly being bandied about by the Tory's - isn't "nationalisation" supposed to be Labour Party property? Maybe (along with the Green Party) he should have a word with the Met about such blatant theft.

Clearly failure of government to recognise failure of government policy is nothing new -  Climate Discussion Nexus has the appropriate rejoinder: "As was once said of Philip II of Spain, 'no experience of the failure of his policy could shake his belief in its essential excellence'".

So the green zombie policies march unthinkingly on...

2021-09-29

Nationalisation is in the air once more - industry cannot be trusted to run the rail franchises devised and handed out by the government's very own Department for Transport. SouthEastern is the latest to fall, apparently owing the odd £25 million to the government - for the past 7 years?! Did nobody notice?

But wait, there is more - much more. The government is replacing the whole franchising scheme to deliver "a simpler, effective model through high performance targets and simplified journeys". Well, they would say that wouldn't they?

When did any government ever shy away from centralising more control to itself on the basis that others can no longer be trusted to do the job? I'd

2021-09-28

Call me old-fashioned, but wasn't it always an accepted medical principle that the earlier you could begin treatment, the less treatment would be needed and the earlier recovery could be expected?

Until Covid came along and then the only accepted medical principle seemed to be that early treatments were not available (whatever any physicians "at the coal-face" may have determined) and we all had to wait for a vaccine (or three) or maybe be intubated, a procedure with a very poor rate of survival.

Well, how many physicians "at the coal-face" does it take to reverse this odious and unfounded new paradigm?

How about 4,200?

Not enough? We shall see...

“This is not medicine. This is not