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Don't Believe the Make-Believe

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Category: Free Citizen
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2026-11-02

What's going on in the world?

What to do?

Listen to the Chief ...
... for once he's reasonably straightforward and understandable.

Make of him what you will.

(37 minutes)

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Legal Hearing from Holland - Highlights

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Category: Covid
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2026-10-31

This report and video courtesy of Interest of Justice (who also have their own legal case pending in the USA).

(38 minutes)

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The EU and Their Arctic

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Category: Defence
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2026-10-31

If like me you have been wondering why Canada is cosying up to the EU, this explanation makes a lot of sense -  well, as much as anything in EU politics makes sense.

(11 minutes)

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Andy Interviews the Connecticut Ghost Hunter for Hallowe'en

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Category: Free Citizen
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2026-10-31

Andy Thomas, investigator of the paranormal as well as much else besides, has a long history doing what he does, as well as being an accomplished speaker on many topics inclusive of conspiracy theories, crop circles, AI, as well as matters historical.

He is associated with the Glastonbury Symposium, and the Changing Times lectures in Burgess Hill, and has many excellent talks for which he can be booked as speaker. Highly recommended.

So make yourself comfy, suspend your disbelief ....

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Are all Major Charities a Racket?

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(2026-10-31)

Have you bought your poppy yet?

As a charity the Royal British Legion is obviously considered to be completely above reproach, Just as for example the long-established (750 yrs!) City Bridge Foundation which is charged with looking after the City of London's bridges.

" ... as London’s largest independent charity funder, we have awarded more than £900 million to charitable organisations tackling inequality and social injustice across London"

Meanwhile there are a few of Greater London's bridges that are closed due to lack of repair, and it could reasonably be argued that these are not within the charity's remit - but hey, since when was "tackling inequality and social injustice" within its remit? And if that qualifies, why not the decrepit Greater London bridges?

And to come back to the original question, are we right to assume that most of what we give to the RBL is spent on the intended charitable purposes? According to my reckoning, something less than half of our contributions goes on that. But at least they are (one assumes) being honest about it.

 

 

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