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2023-03-02

"It's insanity - that's where we are... "

"Ukraine is dead as an independent nation... "

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2023-03-01

The news is full now of the Hancock WhatsApps which purport to explain the unconscionable decisions made by the then Health Secretary, particularly in regard to the now infamous operation to get the elderly out of hospitals and into care homes.

This is ultimately a revelation of insufficient substance. The term "Limited Hangout" comes to mind.

Is it all about diverting us into looking into the intricate details of some sub-events that can be blamed on "incompetence", or perhaps on the negligent criminality of some minor bit-player, who can be thrown under the bus to satiate the mob's lust for vengeance and thus protect the main players who operate in the background?

It seems that Matt Hancock is to be the first such victim, and he will be lucky

2023-02-28

Ex CIA officer addresses current and past events affecting Russia-US relations.

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2023-02-28

The extent to which protests against the Ukraine war haven't happened in the UK has been quite surprising, considering that the UK has no obvious interests in the Ukraine and that country is not a member of NATO. 

Yet our current crop of weasel-worded politicians of all major parties, who haven't even made a show of trying to negotiate a peace deal, have supported piling in with £billions munitions howitzers missiles "training" and tanks - all in the name of defending "freedom" from "mad bad Vlad" despite the fact he poses no obvious threat to the UK.

But maybe we can see the first stirrings of serious dissent appearing - welcome dissent if it opens up the real arguments on both sides of the issue to public debate.

So kudos to Rebel News for covering this event, and nul points to the intrepid unbiased BBC et al who were conspicuous by their absence.

This devastating proxy war could spark a nuclear conflict,

2023-02-28

Not content with booking all available hotel accommodations for the UK's young male immigrants of fighting age, Serco now need YOUR properties.

Yes it's your patriotic duty to house these defenceless foreigners (regardless of how many of our own veterans are sleeping rough on the streets).

After all, our government shepherded them over from France under appalling conditions, and they took an enormous risk to get here, so the least we can do is to keep them warm and comfortable (and at Government expense - you won't be left out of pocket) until...  well, we're not exactly sure what or when - you could be in line for years of government-funded risk-free tenancies!

And they bring welcome diversity in untold respects. What's not to like?

Hurry whilst the offer lasts.

2023-02-28

After so many years of tortuous negotiations with an EU that still and always resents our leaving, the Northern Ireland Protocol Question has been fixed!

But has it been truly fixed, or has it been fixed into permanent position?

The very fact that the EU has approved it indicates the latter. The EU does not do climb-down, and see the matter as furthering the probability that sooner or later, Ireland will have to be reunited - under their governance of course.

That means that the "solution" needs to keep the pot simmering, even if it does go some way toward resolving the incompatibility with the Good Friday Agreement. Future wrangling over detail should ensure plenty of opportunity for both simmering and complexity to flourish.

Of course the other option - Irexit - also remains available and may make economic sense, even if currently politically impossible. A combined independent Ireland outside both the UK and

2023-02-27

This video "premiered March 8, 2007 on British Channel 4", was uploaded to YouTube 2018.

Another excellent account of the political history (Lord Monckton) behind the Climate Change narrative can be found here.

And a short summary of how the techniques of propaganda have been and are still being used to scam us all in 20th and 21st century.

The Great Global Warming Swindle (2007) full documentary:

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02/27/2023

"How can the Chef Medical Officer get this wrong?"

and more...

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2023-02-27

Short and purposeful.  

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UN Agenda 47 (1992).

2023-02-27

Aficionados of Ben's reporting should not miss today's report.

With the feud between the KM and humanity gathering pace, China steps in to call for calm.

"The destruction of a Western city is subject to a complete news blackout... "

As always, a modest subscription is required to access the complete article.

But be warned - he has new and completely different web-site presentation, so you will have to overcome your disbelief and learn new navigation skills! 

2023-02-26

The problem with "Climate Change" is that we fall into the trap of arguing the toss on the basis of "the science" (which is monstrously complex and therefore impossible to prove, and - more to the point - very hard to disprove in the minds of most).

But the truth of the matter is that it isn't science, it's propaganda.

So let's look at it from that viewpoint...

What is propaganda?

Neither more nor less than the art of deluding the public to believe something that isn't true. The Nazis of Germany in WW2 are reputed to have been adept at this skill (but I don't think they were by themselves). What was their secret?

"tell a lie big enough and repeat it until people believe it"

Obviously, the ideal world for the propagandist is one in which the media of the day are controlled. In Germany in 1940 the

2023-02-25

Our "Down the Rabbit Hole" series deals with matters that many would dismiss as fanciful speculation of unproven (and even unevidenced) nature - wishful thinking on steroids if you like.

Yet there is a great deal of it "out there".

I personally am not so arrogant as to dismiss it all out of hand - there are many things we don't understand about this life, and grounds to believe that much has perhaps intentionally been hidden from us.

There are also many things going on right now that we don't fully understand, and for myself I have learned of so many matters unsuspected since I started this site, that I can no longer dismiss the outlandish as... well, merely outlandish. My outlandish may be somebody else's lived experience.

From ancient artefacts and

2023-02-25

We might all think we know what China thinks, but I suspect we have not seen it spelled out in such detail in black and white.

So here, straight from the horse's mouth as it were, is the uncensored opinion of the government of the People's Republic.

Why does it matter?

With the world in geopolitical turmoil over the war in Ukraine, the troubles in the Middle East, and the outright undermining of the constitutions of both the US and the UK, the non-Anglo-Saxon world is realigning itself along BRICS lines, in opposition to the A-S domination of the UN and its associated institutions.

China being the most populous country on earth (even if India is snapping at its heels in this respect),  controlling the lion's share of the world's manufacturing industry, and with unhappy historical memories of the western world (colonialism, opium wars, etc), we do well to try to understand their views and motivations. Some may

2023-02-25

We've been seeing a lot of Richard Vobes recently, but that's because he's exploring topics of which we really should be aware.

Here he is with constitutional experts William Keyte (again) and Justin Walker (Hardwick Alliance) (again) to talk about the Coronation Oath, which, together with Magna Carta 1215 and Common Law, form the bedrock of our constitutional system of law.

What Oath will King Charles swear on his coronation, and how will it sit in relation to the Oaths of previous monarchs? How will this affect his duties as monarch and his relationship with Parliament? Will it even be made public?

Or will it open the door wide to effective (if unlawful) Parliamentary tyranny?

Why is this important (indeed vital for the future of our nation), and what about his relationship with the WEF?

It turns out that there is a lot to unpack here, some of which perhaps isn't

2023-02-25

Winter isn't over yet, but it is starting afresh for Andrew Stephenson.

As I have no firsthand knowledge of the case I will leave it to Martin Geddes (no, I'm not part of his team, but he does write excellent material so I find it hard not to feature his work) to explain.

Suffice it to say that it demonstrates the way in which corporate powers have seemingly tuned their use of obfuscation and complexity to turn the idea of a fair trial on its head.

Thus effectively weaponising the judicial system against the individual.

Martin doesn't specify the type of court involved here, merely stating that it was a civil case.

Worth reading.

2023-02-24

It now seems to be the sole approved (or at least the default) modus operandi of our government, when it requires to encourage the impression of public support for its insupportable policies.

By evoking our sympathy with the victims, it spuriously seeks to suggest support for its policies.

In this case conflating genuine public sympathy for the victims with support for its deliberate policy of waging a proxy war with Russia in the Ukraine. Yes I have every sympathy with the people affected but I denounce their policy of war with Russia on the grounds of outright fraud.

The Russians made very serious attempts post 2014 to bring peace to the region by negotiating and concluding the first Minsk agreement. When that fell apart they returned to the negotiating table and agreed the Minsk II agreement.

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2023-02-24

This news will no doubt come as a horrible shock to many, but it's hard to argue with the cold facts.

No doubt that is exactly why the supporters of Net Zero don't like to talk about the facts, preferring to emphasise the emotional arguments - but when were wars won by emoting?

As they were never taught in school, emotions are useful for driving your attention and purpose, but thereafter we need evidence logic analysis planning and execution to get to where we want to be.

The 'orrible Nigel, erstwhile scourge of the EU, now (some think prematurely) retired to journalism, spills the ghastly truths that climate change campaigners won't touch:

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2023-02-24

Your - our - dystopian micro-future awaits.

Patrick Wood, having studied it for years, is probably the most informed person about technocracy, and here he offer us an exploration by Spartacus of the possibilities, in more depth than many may care to fathom.

When they talk of synthesis of the organic with the digital, they are not stopping with nanoparticles...

I'm writing this on a somewhat clunky old-fashioned computer that takes up a nowadays unwarranted acreage of my available desk-space - but this form of desktop can still be bought by gamers sold on extracting the last vestige of speed to drive their all-consuming passion. At a cost of course.

But by engineering it at the molecular level instead of the scales currently possible with today's silicon-chippery, it could be reduced in size to something rather more like - say - a fingernail. And by integrating it into the body's DNA as a biodigital construct

2023-02-24

The Daily Sceptic Newsletter today highlights some pertinent pieces that neatly skewer the most egregious canards of our time.

Is there nothing that the powers that be get right?

I won't comment on them individually, because in truth there is nothing very new to say (and it would take too long), but taken as a whole they do make one wonder if there is today any matter the news / government propose that doesn't warrant the greatest possible level of scrutiny and distrust.

One might think it an exaggeration to say that "they have lied to us about everything" but... is it really?

It's your judgement that counts. Not the government's. Not the NHS's. Not the WHO's. Not the UN-WEF partnership's.

2023-02-24

That our UK government is hell-bent on importing as many immigrants as wish to come is now established beyond reasonable doubt.

But won't the new deal with Rwanda dissuade at least the uninvited from coming?

Well, anybody enthusiastic enough to risk a sea crossing by underpowered overcrowded deflatable may not be too discouraged by a theoretical risk of (temporary?) redeployment elsewhere.

But even if they are, will our intake of the uninvited really be reduced by as many are are (temporarily?) sent away again?

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