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2025-08-18

Make of this what you will.

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2025-08-18

Perhaps there are just too many Finks around, or maybe my fingers were inexplicably guided by the Fates (who most definitely have a serious sense of humour - were such to be at all possible) to pull up the wrong Fink whilst searching for the new joint interim co-chairs of that August body, the World Economic Forum.

Mind you, the difference between the wrong Fink and the right Fink may not be as great as one may inadvertently suppose, as both seem to be inexorably entrapped within the all-enmeshing all-deluding all-climate-modelling fabrications of the Great Global Sustainability Scam, which is (finally!) looking increasingly unsustainable, as all its alarming projections over the last 50 years have come to - wait for it - nought, null points, diddly-squat.

A bit like Prof Ferguson's

2025-08-17

There are many unknown factors that leave big question marks over the history of planet Earth, which cannot be understood without an understanding of the history of our Solar System.

Just because the Solar System seems to be pretty stable now, that doesn't mean that it was ever thus.

So a wider thinking must be undertaken if we wish to understand the history.

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2025-08-17

Once seen, never forgotten.

There's more to water than we ever suspected, and it just gets deeper and deeper!

So don't waste time - take the plunge!

(NB: This site has no connection with GRANDER® either in the UK or elsewhere. This article is for educational purposes only, and to whet your appetite for similar learnings about water, which I suspect still holds many secrets that will both surprise and delight us!)

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2025-08-16

So here you have it.

Things have changed, even if the obvious talking-points haven't.

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2025-08-16

If you are a European Leader who hasn't been invited to the Meeting of theGreat Powers that took place yesterday on possibly the furthest possible point geographically from Europe, then to sound relevant you will have to invent stuff.

But they are Leaders, so they don't stop at having to invent stuff in the name of leadership, even if that obviously doesn't qualify as "true" leadership - such petty distinctions can always be fudged by (in)appropriate word-forms...

Eugyppius provides today's entertainment.

But if you want something more substantial, you're welcome to skip it.

2025-08-16

Essential Safeguard or Ancient Relic?

Or both?

Our justice system is doubtless said to be "safe and effective" by the authorities - but like other government-offered products so described, perhaps we should ask: safe for whom and effective for what?

Neil Oliver notes how this safeguard has been steadily eroded over the years to the point where it is now no longer in many instances available - it has allegedly become too costly, to time-consuming, too much of a burden for our judiciary to cope with.

But what exactly is the point of our judiciary?

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2025-08-14

Courtenay's Substack suggests that Epstein, far from operating as a mere entrapment service to ensnare the rich famous and powerful to the service of some supposed secret society, was actually actively involved in shaping the trans-humanist future for the survivors of our current times.

If Game A was the top-down model where Peak AI controls a hierarchical pyramid (albeit a much flatter pyramid than hitherto envisaged) built upon the controlled slaves within the city slave-quarters, then maybe to challenge that concept we need a Game B built upon a bottom-up control model where the power resides in slaves and is collected and consolidate into the global decision-making by the AI.

Or something like that - I haven't had the chance to study the detail, but you can read it for yourself if you are so minded.

I have to say that it's a quite

2025-08-12

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Vigilant Fox reports.

2025-08-12

Played out over centuries, the Great Game approaches another leg of its nefarious geopolitical contortions.

But is this just another planned twist of the eternal manipulations, or is it approaching a climax of some sort that will kill or mortally wound the beast, once and for all? 

Alex Krainer explains the intricacies of this contrived power-play for the world, ancient and now modern.

Oh for St George, who might kill the beast with a simple thrust of his lance!

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2025-08-12

Make of this what you will.

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2025-08-08

Is the world about to be overruled by AI?

Should we be worried?

Will we all go the way of the WEF's Yuval Noah Harari and become hacked to the point that we function as nodes on the huminternet, mindlessly obeying Grand Central AI's instructions?

Or is AI something to be stamped out as inimical to our future as Free Spirits?

Our chances of uninventing AI are looking vanishingly smaller by the hour, so maybe we need to find a third way (just not the Blairite "third way" - that didn't work either).

So where to look? As ever, I suggest in what some may consider the most unlikely place, but a place nonetheless which time and again seems to come up trumps - a financial newsletter.

Time to revisit Investor's Daily. This is not to push any

2025-08-08

It's always a good idea to listen to Neil Oliver - his ability to get to the nub of the matter and to clearly and concisely explain why his conclusion is reached is exemplary.

Likewise Michael Shellenbergerhas made his reputation as a journalist by doing his own thinking.

Perhaps "two-tier" Keir should take note...

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2025-08-06

Water companies used to be public utilities for a reason - they are a monopoly.

A bit like railways, power companies, fibre broadband, and anything else delivered by some sort of infrastructure grid that requires maintenance.

Now it is true that to some extent such grids could and can be opened up to competition, but the principle remains.

But in Mrs Thatcher's time, the dead hand of public ownership was deemed to be unresponsive to the needs of the public, and the era of great privatisations began where big monopolies (eg: British Gas) were auctioned off at attractive prices. Private ownership would solve the problems!

But private ownership didn't do much better that state ownership (although the record is patchy).

Water companies in particular seem to be hit by the complete disconnect between the needs of shareholders on the one hand and consumers on the other -

2025-08-06

Martin Geddes updates us on his planned take-down of the inJustice system of the UK, starting in the High Court.

It's a monumental effort that sets a number of new record firsts, but I cannot think of anybody more suited to the task.

"The system" cannot permit him to win, so expect everything to be dragged out until the revolution takes place, or "the system" collapses.

Meanwhile, he does it for all of us, so...

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2025-08-04

Promethean Action puts forward what Trump is actually up to, why his tariffs are working, the EU is stumbling, and why the Ukraine war is continuing.

But where did George Soros allegedly fit into the original scheme?

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2025-07-29

A more relaxed discussion than may be usual for both of these gentlemen, so it makes a pleasant change from their more highly-charged episodes.

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2025-07-29

This letter simply has to be read as is.

So plunge in!

2025-07-28

AI is coming now well-established, if not yet totally ubiquitous. Give it another week or two.

We have people who have bested it in argument! So is it perfect?

In a world in which it is increasingly difficult to differentiate between truth and falsehood, AI is dependent upon its training materials, so maybe it's inevitable that it will make mistakes depending upon the content of such training materials.

Yet if a mark of perfection is an ability to recognise and correct its mistakes, then it's getting there.

But if it takes a human to prompt it so to do, then perhaps it's a mistake to assume that we hominids aren't needed any more?

Investor's Daily has a slightly different (well OK - exactly opposite) but none the less interesting take on the situation (this is not financial advice):

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2025-07-26

Regimes never go tidily, even in the best organised democracy, but whatever political views we hold, there can be few who still believe that our current "democracy" is well organised.

"There is nothing particularly controversial about me saying this. It is rapidly turning into the consensus view"

However, those who still suggest that all we have to do is to vote in a new political party - perhaps Reform - are likely still trundling along well behind the curve of unfolding reality.

It isn't just the wrong party in power, it's the wrong system altogether. Yes it's not only the political parties who effectively conspire to subject us to the World Economic Forum (in strategic partnership with the UN), but it's also the Civil Service Blob, the Judiciary, the CPS and the Police, the Monarchy, the Military,