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Davos in 15 Minutes

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2024-01-22

I doubt that any visitor to this site is willing to sit through all the speeches at WEF Davos, boring as they deliberately are, so here, courtesy of the ever-reliable Sky News Australia, is a brief rundown of the highlights.

Enjoy!

(15 minutes)

 

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Global Pandemic Preparedness - Dangerously Boring

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2024-01-22

We have been hearing about the WHO's power grab under the guise of "pandemic preparedness" or "global health emergency of international concern" (a rather wider definition that could encompass almost anything from corona-sniffle to climate change to alien invasion).

In summary, it means that Tedros can, merely at his own personal whim and fancy, declare such an emergency, and then all the countries that have signed up to the WHO will be obligated to obey all his diktats, regardless of ... well, anything really ... we could be locked down, locked up, forcibly injected, put on a restricted diet of meal-worms and crickets, even mandated to kill our first-born, all on the arbitrary say-so of the WHO (primary paymaster: Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation).

Clearly this is utterly preposterous, but our politicians have been preposterous for many years, and this is merely, as preposterousness goes, the next level up.

We even have a minister for levelling up!

We have had full national referenda for less - but I suspect that they won't want to try that again.

(27 minutes)

 

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A Note on the Politics of Our Times

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2024-01-21

This article by Dr James Alexander has got to be the must-read piece for making sense (or should that be nonsense?) of the politics of our ruling classes in 2024 (not to mention previous years).

So without further ado, read up on Politics 101.

Then ponder what to make of it all, including where we go from here ...   because that is our mission impossible (should we choose to accept it) in 2024.

 

The Greatest Deception Ever Told?

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2024-01-20

It's obviously impossible to verify most of this story, but if even half of it is true ...

You may need to pause it, run at reduced speed (they sped most of it up to reduce the run-time), and take notes. There are far too many linkages to remember in detail, but you can buy the book (published 2017, so you may only need to note down matters post Brexit)!

This connects so many events and happenings of the last twenty years (and more) that it merits attention. You may need to reconsider everything you thought you knew.

We did actually cover Boyd Anderson's story already in 2021 (2 hrs 4 mins), but it's too good a tale to let lie, and more recent events only serve to make the overall premise more credible.

Make of it what you will, but watch before it gets removed ...

(87 minutes)

 

 

NATO Planning for War with Russia

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2024-01-19

It's now the talk of the town - the only question seems to be how long before battle commences outside of the Ukraine.

Suddenly everybody seems to have "hypersonic" missiles and they are not afraid to use them.

So how will the UK, having run down its forces over many years, not to mention sending all available spare kit and munitions to Kiev (and quite possibly Israel), propose to catch up with a Russia that has been planning to repel any NATO "aggression" for many years, and has already been on a war footing for around two years? 

We keep being told that Russia isn't going to stop at annexing Ukraine, and that the rest of Europe will be next. In point of fact Russia has shown remarkable restraint in staying behind the Dnieper river and not pushing on to take Kiev ... so far. It has also brushed off all that NATO has managed to throw at it in the Ukraine.

It isn't the Russian Federation that has advanced its military to western Europe's borders since the Warsaw Pact was (unlike NATO) disbanded.

Maybe we should just talk to them. We might find that they are a peace-loving nation and amenable to a non-aggression pact (Putin has previously indicated as much in negotiations with Zelenskyy) and we have experts from a past era when even the USSR Communist dictatorship concluded such treaties on the mutual basis of "trust and verify".

Why are we ruling this out? Surely not simply because such a move would leave all our current political class with egg all over their faces?

(4 minutes)

 

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2024-01-20

And if we really are going to war with Russia, wouldn't it be a good idea to be able to make our own steel for ships / tanks / missiles etc?

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