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The Murky Waters of the Universe, Life, and Everything
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2023-05-25
This is a bit long at 90 minutes, but he covers a great deal of ground at quite a pace - please try to keep up!
The inimitable Michael Tellinger delves into pre-history, and pulls out some extraordinary stones, interesting theories, and astounding connections - yes, it appears that "they" may have really lied to us about everything ... and we may never be the same again. It will be a brave new world, but not as Aldous Huxley documented it.
Fasten your seat-belts and plunge in ...
(91 minutes)
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How Do You Shut Down the Traffic(king)?
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2023-05-25
A system seemingly as old as the hills and just as hard to knock over.
Martin Geddes brings us up to date with the view from the bottom, the view of those who have encountered the system at first hand, who have experienced it as individuals, and have been through it and know it very personally.
"There is a national emergency that most people cannot comprehend"
"We are stonewalled by the authorities at every opportunity"
"We cannot let this continue ... every town and city in the entire country is the same"
This is the story of our times, we just never knew it.
(12 minutes)
Where Are All the Good Guys?
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2023-05-23
Despite appearances, this is essential viewing.
It's short, but very pointed.
And probably very timely.
Or just a "conspiracy theory".
It's not a prediction - much of it has allegedly happened already, behind the scenes.
Do not miss, or you may find yourself flummoxed by incoming events - globally.
(13 minutes)
In similar vein - The Great Awakening - Trailer
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MHRA - Enabler - of What Exactly?
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2023-05-22
As always we are indebted to UK Column for publishing articles which explore the truth behind the "at the speed of science" production and distribution of the jabs.
Along the way we have learned how the system was managed within the USA, and we have learned how the UK Government has been busy reconstructing the UK regulatory system for the white hot "Life sciences" revolution that would make us all very rich indeed (always assuming we invested in the correct corporations).
Now we learn how the "newly independent" UK is streamlining its pharma distribution and inspection systems to ensure a successful life-sciences outcome in the UK.
Proof of the pudding?
Excess deaths (check out the results by age group) still trending above expectation and nobody has a clue as to why. It's a mystery.
What's Up with UK Democracy?
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2023-05-19
London is a world city. It is both England's and the UK's capital city.
It hosts the world's financial institutions, the City of London (whatever that means to you), and the political institutions of state, as well as historic buildings such as Westminster Abbey (wherein our monarchs are crowned), St Paul's Cathedral (rebuilt by Sir Christopher Wren after the Great Fire of 1666), and many other historic buildings ancient (the Tower of London) and modern (the Barbican). Let's not forget London's railways, both underground and national - great railway stations such as St Pancras and Waterloo may still inspire, whilst others (Euston!) depress.
Samuel Johnson put it succinctly: "Sir, when a man is tired of London, he is tired of life; for there is in London all that life can afford" - make of that what you will, but I'd bet that 'twas ever thus.
But all is not well in London Town these days, and in particular with the body politic.
Whereas it is reputed that the Empire was run with but a handful of civil servants, today the Cabinet Office alone runs to many thousands, and then we have the various ministries on top. All hedged about with the many rules regulations and guidance deemed necessary to ensure fairness impartiality and probity. Of course, those rules need to be policed and enforced to the highest standards as befits the "mother of parliaments", yet somehow the scandals keep breaking cover, nobody can deliver a real Brexit, and few can keep track any longer of the ever-changing circus of cabinet ministers.
One could be forgiven for thinking that the whole edifice of governance is in terminal decline, afflicted by a bureaucratic obesity for which no palatable correction can be devised. A cancerous overgrowth that defies excision has sprouted an overabundance of regulators, NGOs, think tanks, even "charities" that seek to modulate our activities to their liking beyond the reach of any effective democratic accountability. It has become so complex that one fears that if charted, it would dwarf the map of London's railways.
Laura Dodsworth reviews the struggle to maintain the physical structures of Parliament.
"The deterioration of Parliament serves as the perfect metaphor for the decay of the democracy it houses"
"These buildings are not just visitor attractions, or places to do the business of politics, they are extensions of the nation’s soul"
Whether or not they used to be such, today if they reflect any soul at all, they reflect only the soul of the nation's mostly self-appointed body politic. A soul now ever more disconnected from its body populous.
Whether the body politic was ever properly connected with the body populous is arguable, but I would suggest that there is little evidence to support such an assertion in recent centuries. However, whereas the two used to rub along together despite the inequalities, wars, and economic and social challenges, the body populous (largely through the recent assaults on our freedoms "due to Covid" "due to Russia" and now "due to the climate emergency") is becoming sufficiently disenchanted to seriously question the status quo.
The last straw may well be the push to inflict inappropriate sex education on primary schoolkids at the behest of the WHO, in an apparent attempt to normalise paedophilia.
It just isn't working in our interests. In fact, it continues to work - outrageously in open lockstep with global corporate interests embodied in the WEF-UN "partnership" - to restrict our freedoms and impoverish our society on the now quite apparently spurious grounds of ever more pandemics and an unprovable and ever-lasting man-made climate emergency.
Something will have to give, and reform of political institutions which are riddled with WEF-trained appointees doesn't seem likely any time soon.
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