Lucky Dip

2025-05-01

The British Military are now hopefully being stirred into action on behalf of the people.

"In  the event of a belligerent occupation by a tyrannical government the military can step in and must step in to defend its people"  Law of War Manual 11.3

Now where did I hear that already ..?

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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 "

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2025-04-28

Top for what?

Top for cost, top for inefficiency, top for tax-payer subsidies, top for grid transmission costs, top for ecological destruction, top for government propaganda...  need I go on?

"... a peer-reviewed analysis of full-system levelized costs of competing power sources shows wind power is seven times more expensive than natural gas power and solar power is 10 times more expensive... "

Now I realise that I am likely preaching to the converted (converted as in realisation of the truth, as opposed to realisation of the heat-pump, whilst recognising that the former need not exclude the latter).

But it seems that there are still many global-warmists out there who implicitly believe everything that gets extruded from the vast networks of UN-WEF-affiliated think-tanks, charitable (as in untaxed) institutions, NGOs, and pseudo-populist lobby groupings that seem to have sprung from nowhere to

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

2025-04-23

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...

(15

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)

Emerging from Chaos, or Emerging into Chaos?

2025-04-21

First we reported that Martin Geddes has had some success in training his AI to be more responsive to matters spiritual - and now he's not the only one.

This time it's Mark Playne, who has persuaded his AI to come clean about the COVID scamdemic - so pin back your ears and hear what Mark has to say to Richard Vobes on this topic.

Then read his bookon how he did it, it's very revealing!

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2025-04-18

It isn't often we come across a story of derring-do, underpinned by a helping of childish fantasy and a conviction that the world is there for the taking. Here was a man for whom the State's promise of fake safety in exchange for real compliance would be brushed aside with contempt - and rightly so.

These days such a man would be labelled as "eccentric" and probably worse - but he would also attract (possibly surreptitious) admiration for daring to make such an absurd life, regardless.

We need more such men, who reject the orthodoxy of their day, celebrate childish fantasy, and leave the world saddened by their passing.

"Verily I say unto you, Except ye be converted, and become as little children, ye shall not enter into the kingdom of heaven"  - 

2025-04-17

We know that Trump isn't a conventional politician.

So when he talks of "joining the British Commonwealth" it is likely a ploy to provoke a counter-move in the direction that he actually wants to promote.

Still, this move is so out of line with the original intent of the American founding fathers that it demands some sort of analysis - what is he up to?!

1) It may be a straight distraction that he has no intention of progressing through to a finish - but it will set tongues wagging about something that is only there to distract attention rather than wagging about what is really going on behind the publicity. 

2) He could be using it to focus attention on the absurdities of King Charles and the Privy Council, that currently directs matters colonial / ex-colonial. "Canada" springs to mind but it could be more far-reaching.

3) Perhaps it's just an opening gambit in

2025-04-17

What does the future hold for man in an AI world?

Will we all be "enhanced" through injected nanobot interfaces to a global AI-powered controller, becoming little more than an obedient node on the Internet of Things?

Or will we leverage our human consciousness to out-think and out-compete AI to the point that we don't need it?

Or could we harness AI to do what it does best - crunching the data and leaving no logical avenue unexplored - whilst we learn how to train it, how to use it to construct the output that we want in a more effective and efficient manner?

Man and AI in perfect symbiosis?

It helps to ask the right question!

Martin Geddes reviews.

2025-04-16

No, it's not Big Pharma, Big Politics, and at heart it may not even be "Big" anything, but it is powerful and does have far more influence and control than any self-respecting democracy should tolerate.

Dr Steven Greer, who has spent a lifetime investigating and documenting its activities, brings us up to date with his conclusions (so far... ) in this extensive interview - you may need to schedule your attendance as it's well over three hours! 

Take your  time...

(3 hrs 39 mins)

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2025-04-15

We traditionally consider engineering to be associated with the design of things: clocks and cars that work, software that sits in a computer and works, medicines that work.

Covid has shown us that that last "medicines that work" may not be as simple as it appears.

Sometimes it seems that medicines may perform differently than advertised, although you have to start asking supplementary questions, such as "advertised by whom?".

It rather comes down to the definition of that weasel word "work". And it turns out that it can have variable meanings dependent upon whom you ask, why you ask, and what might be the consequences of a wrong answer.

In the age TV and newspapers - the printed word - we make assumptions about the accuracy of what we are reading depending upon our view of the publisher - how reliable is this source?

In times past we viewed all the major "serious"

2025-04-14

David Starkey hits upon one of the more elusive aspects of what it means to be English. But we need to work our way up to it...

"I didn't realise what the Blair Revolution had done..."

" What we should be talking about is restoration"

"... the abstractions of so-called 'political philosophy' are the disaster... "

"The foundation of our values isn't 'democracy'... it is real people performing real acts, in real time..."

"... every revolution depends upon the rebels getting possession of London..."

" the Magna Carta is very quickly declared illegal by the Pope "

"... do we not realise this? This is the great difference between English Law and Roman Law  - every criminal who is not noble in Roman Law is

2025-04-13

This article needs to be read in quiet reflection. It has layers.

Be grateful that we (most of us) live in better circumstances. Perhaps in better times. Perhaps not.

Yet it has become clear that something else is active, a throw-back to past eras that (mostly) dares not operate in the open today, even though it is very visible if we are aware of its contradictions.

"You will know them by their fruits"

And they challenge us, and will challenge us, but perhaps indirectly.  After all, for evil to have its way requires only that those not directly affected let it happen. Slowly...  and then quickly.

Terribilis est locus iste

2025-04-11

To some, the House of Lords is a running sore, ripe for abolition.

To others, it is a pale shadow of its former self, now reduced by the Commons to operate primarily as an old folks home for former politicians whose glory days are behind them.

Under the reforming/destructive/<insert-your-favoured-adjective-here> zeal of one call-me-Tony Blair, its function as the ultimate court of appeal was shipped out to a new "Supreme Court" US-style, answerable to... well, does anybody really know?

The House of Lords was the original parliament of ancient origin where the (hereditary) Lords of the land met with the Lords Spiritual (the Great and the Good of the Church of England) under the Monarch, to provide debate wisdom and guidance, as a formalisation of the ancient Witan of King Alfred.

Following the rise of the conurbations the

2025-04-10

If the last half-decade shows us anything, it shows us that the Donald is not to be underestimated.

So here we present a different view of the Trump "second term", and how it may develop.

One thing is now clear: he is setting about wrecking the comfortable assumptions that underlay the previous world political order, and he challenges the world to rebuild something better. Will the world explode, implode, or will it respond positively?

This article sets out to explain how the positive response may look - but has anybody told Ed Milliband?