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2025-05-01

Should young children - toddlers even - be introduced to phones and tablets - If so,  on what apps, at what age and under what circumstances?

This is a question for our age, and we don't have much, if any, historical precedence to guide us.

Fall Cabal ask the question of our time. The only prizes on offer for the right answer are well rounded competent and enthusiastic kids who can take life and all it offers in their stride. Beside such prizes, fine gold and material wealth can be seen for what they are - insignificant.

Fall Cabal reports.

2025-04-30

Clif introduces a raft of unfamiliar ideas that will confuse the unprepared, but stick with it and and you may begin to understand that the world we experience has hidden depths, that are important to making sense of both world history and present times.

"We must experience the worst that the Khazarian Mafia has to offer... "

Here he converses with Dr Reiner Fuellmich (currently serving time in prison in Germany, so we must assume that this was recorded a while ago).

To avoid upsetting the YouTube, some audio passages are silenced.

(70 minutes)

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2025-04-30

Well, it may not be that simple, but maybe it is associated with the management of power fluctuations in a grid which has little to no inertial generators.

Once the initial fluctuation wasn't sufficiently corrected, the grid turned itself off to protect itself from further damage. It's not a simple as that because there probably wasn't a single switch - different parts of the grid would turn off "independently" but trigger adjacent parts to do likewise, resulting in a cascade effect.

This for now seems to be what is being suggested rather than being the result of a formal investigation.

ZeroHedge reports.

2025-04-30

The intrepid Sarah Westall dives into the deep Woo with Woomaster Clif High.

Want to know more?

How intrepid are you? 

" The Woo is deep and it's ancient "

(54 minutes)

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2025-04-29

Dr David Starkey argues that we need a new anchor for our English state.

"English is a very new language... "

"Jarrow is the intellectual centre of Europe..."

"How can we have a notion of education that doesn't involve .. the idea of cultural transmission?"

" We peculiarly are a country based in history... "

"We do have a Constitution... one of the most profound and creative in the world... "

Plus an excoriating summary of our 'modern' politics post 1997.

(65 minutes)

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2025-04-29

This article summarises the problems with the trial held in the Göttingen Court.

We have reported on Dr Fuellmich's activities ever since he started the Corona Investigative Committee, and we continue to bring what we must now call his illegal persecution by criminal elements within the German Courts system to your attention.

Malone News reports.

2025-04-29

What do we think of QUANGOs?

No really, what do we think?

Are they an undesirable unaccountable but essentially just a peripheral part of our machinery of government that we don't really understand much about, but we suppose don't do too much damage?

Or are they a terminal cancer on the body politic that is sucking the lifeblood out of our economy?

Given the recent revelations by DOGE from across the pond, should we be worried that the UK has exactly the same problem, a problem that may amount to authorised looting by corporate crime with the tacit or even perhaps open connivance of the government / civil service?

Does the fact that the title of this article seems incongruously inapplicable to the subject in hand  offer us a hint?

"These organisations are designed to operate independently from ministerial control

2025-04-29

Investor's Daily (previously Fortune and Freedom, but now rebranded - no, I don't know either) favours us with another timely review of various aspects of the current economic situation.

As always, the economics pay for the politics, so you can't assess one without the other, or the other without the one.

Whilst not specifically pertinent to today's news, it does review the general balance of economics and where developments may be expected.

As is now usual, we get two articles for the price of one.

Plus I have thrown in another about Europe, for good measure.

Enjoy.

2025-04-28

The "Holy Father" 's funeral arrangements come in for some analysis, as do some of the lack-of-power figures that still inhabit the EU and UK, still seemingly hopeful to recapture "past glories". Would you bet on it?

By coincidence (divine timing?) Fall of the Cabal release their latest video exposing the history of the Roman Catholic Vatican. Is today's Vatican fundamentally different, even if  they have stopped overtly burning heretics to death in the town square (for which we are grateful)?

With a world in flux anything could and may well happen; although the threat of war with Iran seems to be subsiding, the threat of war between India and Pakistan seems to be growing.

So a fast-paced scenario emerges where the absence of Pope Francis creates opportunities, which will no doubt unfurl in due course.

2025-04-27

The Duran treat us to their view of the world situation, and the UK may be leading the way... but we need to be clear whither we are going.

"... the fall of Britain is going to be a very very tumultuous event, not just for Britain..."

"... it's very important to get the UK back into the EU... "  'despite Brexit' (!)

"... I think they are desperate to get into that mess..."

(65 minutes)

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2025-04-26

This "unprovoked" conflict should perhaps be seen in a different light if this report of the deliberations of the ECHR are to be believed.

The so-called Maidan Revolution of 2014 was an horrific and bloody affair, with (reportedly) gunmen firing into crowds, and much else as described in the linked article.

After the change of government, internal sporadic conflict took place almost continuously, despite the negotiated Minsk Agreements 1 and 2 which should have ended the fighting.

The Greyzone reports.

2025-04-26

Promethean Action discusses the current state of world negotiations.

They don't field the most engaging of presenters (which is why you won't often find them on my pages), but they do seem to be blessed with sound logic and common sense. 

Make up your own mind...

(14 minutes)

2025-04-25

Martin Geddes isn't happy to solve the immediate problem, he wants to delve deeper to identify and resolve the underlying cause(s) so that the problem or family of problems will not happen again (or if it does it will fail safely - you can tell he cut his teeth in IT!).

That in principle is simple enough in the context of IT, although IT is now infamous for being constructed of many layers of abstraction, with appropriate software to manage the operation of each layer.

When I started in IT it was possible to understand almost every layer and how it worked... but nowadays nobody understands more than a few - those that are of special significance for the individual. The rest can wait until we are forced to grapple with an unfamiliar error message!

Real-world systems are also multi-layered, even a trip to the shops may involve operating the garage, getting the car out, navigating and driving and operating the car's controls (three or more quite distinct

2025-04-25

Mike Robinson and Patrck Henningsen review the influence of Britain on Zelensky's Ukraine, and how Starmer and Von de Leyen may intend to find sufficient troops to match their unclear and probably unachievable military ambitions now that Donald Trump has spiked his NATO guns.

Is there any evidence that they understand how warfare has changed since the Maidan coup that set these ill-fated wheels of war in slow-burn motion? 

Or must we expand Margaret Thatcher's dictum along the lines of "the trouble with socialists is that they only stop fighting when they run out of other people's  troops"?

And is Zelensky really a British agent?

If, as is now becoming

2025-04-25

In what may turn out to be a last hurrah for the deep state, Dr Reiner Fuellmich, of the original Corona Investigative Committee, who did so much to investigate and bring to light the circumstances behind the Coronavirus pandemic, has been convicted following a questionable trial where the rule of law appears to have been contorted beyond reason simply in order to ensure his conviction.

See the Covid Court of Public Opinion:

2025-04-25

Can we believe everything that we read in the media?

Can we believe the stuff that we don't read in the media?

Can we believe what the government tells us? Or is there a reason that politicians (and estate agents) reportedly rank lowest in the public mind for being trustworthy?

Should the media join them?

After the Covid exercise where the media slavishly and without any qualms parroted the official lines (lines which completely contradicted all previous official notions of how to deal with a pandemic), many more people are now awake to the fact that something isn't free about our "free press".

Of course many stories are routinely rubbished as being by and for crackpots and "conspiracy theorists" who have an insane paranoia where trust of official

2025-04-23

The many manifestly idiotic delusions associated with the drive to save the world by the elimination of the gas of life might be sufferable were they to be at least sensibly arguable, but as many are beyond the reach of rational thought, there comes a point at which the inner human must for sanity's sake emit a silent thought-scream - "Please just MAKE IT STOP!".

However as I am conscious that 'we all know' that the Green agenda is vital for the extinction of humanity before the world reaches another 1.5^oC (I may not have that exactly right - it may have been changed to 2^oC whilst I had a momentary lapse of attention - but it somehow feels right) I must draw attention to another unforeseen obstaclewhich I'm sure requires urgent research and investigation lest it impede the important onward march toward green technocracy (donations please to the usual address, and don't

2025-04-23

As a committed nationalist brought up in the United Kingdom with a dual Parliament (House of Commons, House of Lords) under the Monarchy, I have deplored the proliferation of devolved parliaments for the other nations that cohabit within the UK. It was always going to divide allegiances as a step towards a "Europe of the regions" for which almost nobody in the country was ever clamouring. There was no popular support, but plenty of politicians wanted it - after all, it was more "jobs for the boys".

So in principle I have never supported the idea that the UK needs yet another talking-shop where politicians can leverage "local grievances" - largely manufactured for the purpose. And if the Scottish Parliament and Welsh Assembly are anything to go by, I'm a long way from being convinced that they work in any way better than the Westminster versions.

But there is one possibility that might under the right circumstances gain my support...

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2025-04-23

Yanis Varoufakis and Jeffrey Sachs review the current World for DiEM25.

What will they make of the world at the end of the era?

What do they foresee and what do they think we should be doing in the new era?

Will it be "same as the old era"?!

Pin back your ears and make yourself comfortable for two of the world's leading non-conformists...

"All problems in the world go back to the British"

Ouch!

(1hr 40 mins)

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