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Could You Put Assumed Authority in its Rightful Place?

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2026-04-02

The Bailiff Cometh (with apologies to the Gasman)
"Twas on the Monday morning that the bailiff came to call ... "

Firstly, ask for their name , address, and whom they represent. You will need this.

  1. Establish your ground - literally:
    "I am giving you verbal notice that I have withdrawn your implied right of access to this property, you are now a trespasser, please leave immediately"

  2. "Before we proceed, I need to establish your jurisdiction. Are you acting as a public servant, or a private contractor for a corporation?" (or other legal entity)

  3. "I require the original wet ink signature on that warrant, a digital print-out or a photocopy is not a lawful instrument of authority"

  4. "If you enter this property, you are accepting full personal liability for any damages or trauma caused. I am recording this for future evidence in a future claim"

  5. "Your claim is in dishonour. I have requested a VAT valid invoice and proof of assigned contract, which you have failed to provide. Therefore there is no lawful debt"
    - Bills of Exchange Act 1882

  6. "I do not consent to you processing my data - under GDPR I am requesting your Data Protection Officer's details and proof that you have a lawful basis to hold my information without consent"

  7. "Show me the contract. I have no agreement with <company name>"

(8 minutes) This is not legal advice ... it is what you make of it. E. & O. E.

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The End of Empire?

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2026-04-02

With "the Donald" seemingly morphed into Captain Belligerent and apparently intent on talking Bigger than his Boots (on the ground), Bill Bonner shares his thoughts on the decline of empires, from the Mongol to the American, and the Ottoman and British (and European) in between. 

Post-war Britain outsourced both its empire and its navy to the Zionist-USA, even going so far as to deliberately destroy its own capability (TSR2, Harrier) lest they should embarrass us by out-performing our "friends" (shouldn't that be "rebels"?) across the pond. Loss of control ensued, along with the UN, WEF, Bilderberg Group etc.

Now Bill Bonner shares his thoughts on how this could impact our future opportunities (NB: This is not financial advice!).

So will the next empire be Russian or Chinese? Whose turn is it? And who will be pulling their strings behind the scenes?

 

Wen Jiabao Steps Out of Line?

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2026-04-01

Lei explains the latest political manoeuvrings in China. So what is Wen Jiabao up to?

(58 minutes)

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It's A Long Trail That Led to Davos

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2026-04-01

And Jacob Nordangård has followed it all the way.

From the (apparently ananymous) author behind the "Lies are Unbekoming" Substack, if you want a very readable article outlining the story behind the WEF and Davos then this should be on your list.

So what is "Lies are Unbekoming" all about?

" ... everything we were told about Covid and vaccines was wrong ... what else have they lied to me about?

Four years and over a thousand articles later, the answer turns out to be: almost everything" 

And you can probably delete the "almost" bit without significantly affecting accuracy.

 

Will Central Bankers Not Abuse Their "Limitless Powers"?

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2026-04-01

Once upon a time, "banking" was all about allowing people to save their money (ie: the unspent wealth that they had created, the ability to buy the produce of others in the market) and lend it temporarily to those who need in effect to borrow money from their future production to buy the current produce of others. This was a genuine service that also allowed market sellers to sell their produce to those who did not yet have enough money to buy it. It thus avoided both deflation and inflation and was a genuine win-win situation.

Within limits of course. To keep the money supply in balance with the quantities of produce available in the market (and thus avoid inflation), only the money earned in the market (but not yet  spent to buy goods) should be loaned out.

These days though (and for many years past) bankers (supremely facilitated by electronics) have become expert at lending out fake money (ie: not representing any production available in the market and therefore inflationary in effect) and getting reimbursed with real money by their borrowers.

To make the scam invisible and thus foolproof, there is no way to distinguish the fake money from the real money at point of use. They even have the cheek to set an official target for inflation!

It's a 'nice little earner' of course, so why don't we all do it? Well, you need a banking licence. Only the most irresponsible and connected people need apply.  And you need the ability to print money - but most money these days simply inhabits computer records, so no physical printing is necessary.

Well, what are our friendly bankers up to now? Well, not too much ... it seems that they merely want to regulate (ie: control) every aspect of our world and everything we do. What could possibly go wrong?

(15 minutes)

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