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End of the Old, Start of the New?
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2024-03-16
Undoubtedly - but which "Old" and which "New"?
And will the "New" be an improvement on the disappearing "Old"?
And importantly, who is to judge?
I would also ask - did the "Old" actually exist? (Or did we merely perceive it to exist?)
Many people today are having their perceptions shaken, on a scale from "not a lot" to "OMG!", to the extent that if we could, it might be useful to be able to grade the upset level on some sort of measurable scale, much like the Richter scale is used to indicate the force of an earthquake.
And "earthquake" is an appropriate metaphor for occasions when our whole world-view is being inexorably revealed to be substantially the reverse of the truth.
What we previously perceived was what "those behind the curtain" wished us to perceive, whereas what we are now beginning to perceive is the motivations revealed by the actions of the rich and powerful, actions which clearly point the finger both at their true motivations and at "those behind the curtain".
So far we can deduce with some clarity that whereas we believed in our innocence that the world was run by governments elected by the people to look after the people, we can now see that in fact the world has been run by clandestine interests (central bankers, intelligence agencies, secret societies, and who knows who or what else) in the interests of a global criminal mafia (no names, no pack drill!) whose interests include (as a minimum) global domination, population reduction, and imprisonment / enslavement of the survivors.
Ridiculous?
Our perception of ridiculousness depends upon our motivation. Mao, Pol Pot, etc seem ridiculous to us only because their motivations were so different to ours.
But remember, we are only just starting on this journey, and we don't (will we ever?) know where it will end ... so keep an open mind, distrust all authorities and experts, and keep your own counsel.
And watch this video!
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"US's 'Silent Escape' from Ukraine"
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2024-03-14
Col Macgregor - "we will leave the way we did when we left Vietnam".
I think that says it all.
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Douglas Macgregor Exposes Unseen Might of Russia's Military Strategy
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And for those who can't get enough of the war in the Ukraine ...
Scott Ritter Shocking Unmasking: The Dire Consequences of Ukraine's Military Setbacks
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Scott Ritter - Hamas Made a Horrible Calculated Decision ...
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2024-03-14
Scott Ritter brings us up to date on what he sees happening in Gaza, now and in the near future.
"There will be no returning to the status quo once this war is over ... "
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Our World, and How to Leave It
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2024-03-14
Our world has seemed to be run by those who manipulate the money supply in order to impoverish the poor and enrich the rich. The scam is run on long timescales, typically longer than the average lifetime, possibly longer than many lifetimes ... thus providing a degree of protection from the intelligent human who never experiences the full progression until his old age, at which point he/she is typically retired and feeling too old to do anything about it.
In this interview, Michael O'Bernicia tells the story of how he came to not only discover and analyse the age-old scam, but also to devise and implement the antidote that he suggests will put an end to it.
In some ways the Universal Community Trust has similarities to Michael Tellinger's One Small Town initiative, being global in focus and proposing an alternative to the banking system.
Will it work? That my friends is for us to judge, by either taking it up, or by rejecting it.
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A Spanner in the Greenworks?
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2024-03-12
More from Net Zero Watch - or, to dig a little deeper, from the Royal Society, no less.
They have uncovered a problem with the modelling of methods to deal with the intermittency of "renewables". Yes, it's odd that isn't it? But it's becoming almost routine rather than unprecedented to find problems with "the modelling" these days.
I suspect that because modelling is (or can be) rather complex, the public has a tendency to consider it something that scientists do and it must therefore be "scientific" - but that is an error. It might reflect science if done well, or it might just reflect the prejudice and/or error of the modeller. And if the modeller is modelling something that isn't fully understood in the first place, well ... the result isn't likely to be very close to useful.
In this case, they apparently based the model on a minimal real-world climate/weather dataset for a single year, assuming that all other years would be similar - an error that would be unworthy of an undergraduate, let alone a senior government department charged with steering the nation's energy policy into the uncharted waters of Net Zero.
Where was their quality control?
Still, you would think that some of the report's recipients might have noticed that something was adrift, but perhaps Sir Humphrey was elsewhere that day.
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