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How to Identify a Real Conspiracy Theorist?

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2026-09-21

It is well understood by now that conspiracy theorists in general are all off their trolleys and not to be trusted, have flaky judgement and are prone to wild imaginings that defy belief within the milieu of the bien pensant.

In short, they are dangerous because they dare to be non-compliant with official thinking. Who knows to what disasters they will lead us?

To which one may justifiably retort that provided they are lesser disasters than the current official thinking seems to be favouring (war with Russia, own nothing and be happy, eat the insects, exist in 15-minute city panopticon prisons, take the potions of Big Pharma unquestioningly, and comply with every daft diktat that the authorities dream up next), what's not to like?

Yesterday I was watching the rare sight of a woodpecker on the tree in my garden. On the way to the lake I narrowly avoided a squirrel that almost ran directly under my bicycle. This morning I was privileged to watch a beautiful fox stroll across the front garden as if he/she owned the place. The untamed wild does not ask permission, does not comply with property restrictions, is distinctly uncivilised, and is all the more beautiful for it.

Are we humans to be so easily controlled that we have fewer rights than mother nature grants to all other life within her dominion?

Well, there are a lot of us it's true, but animals in nature operate in herds, in pods, in groups of all kinds, with rules appropriate to the group. None (with perhaps the honourable exception of crows) submit to a parliament.

So must we humans find the balance that benefits the world as a whole, but surely the operative word is "balance". 

Balance requires that such authorities as exist are held to account for their actions. The current collapse of confidence in our governing classes shows clearly that such a mechanism is broken, and must be repaired and/or reimagined if our future world is to be secured for the benefit of the living, of all varieties, including humans.

The bien pensant are by definition incapable of that.

Draw your own conclusions.

 

Piddington - According to David Starkey

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2026-09-20

No-one has consented this ...

... but they've got to go somewhere ...

... well how about they go back to where they shouldn't have come from? 

The British public have consistently voted against these high levels of immigration for many years, and the government is out of order for continuing to accept all illegal migrants that the French and British effectively conspire to escort across the Channel, and for failing to fulfil their many past promises to "stop the boats".  

Simple really ... or is it?

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China Mobilises - For What Exactly?

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2026-09-20

Moves are afoot in many countries to prepare for somethng .... and China is no different.

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Bond Markets Crunch Now Unavoidable?

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2026-09-20

Who would lend to the Governments that can't control their spending?

Why, Central Banks of course.

What could possibly go wrong?

Alex Krainer reads the writings on the Wall Street ...

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More Tales of Sorcery

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2026-09-20

Sorcery - the casting of spells.

Spelling - "in the beginning was the Word".

Words are not mathematical symbols, although they are symbols.

A mathematical symbol has (or should have) a precise unambiguous meaning. Thus the Greek letter mu "µ" means the arithmetic mean value, or average.

The word "mean" on the other hand comes freighted with other possible interpretations ... tight-fisted, the opposite of generous, thin, miserable, unpleasant, and used as a verb it explains what a word might, well, mean.

"Here's a prescription for xyz, take two tablets twice a day" comes freighted with the (probably and preferably not overtly stated) meaning that it will make you better. After all, that's why you are there.

Even if it doesn't of itself make you better, the recognised placebo effect may do so. The power of the mind in effecting recovery is undisputed. If you feel reassured and confident that this will help, recovery is thereby assisted, or at least not impeded by your mental state.

Two more examples of Government and Industry using the art of suggestion to further their own ends ...

Petrodollar Warfare (2005)

Your Milk Is Not the Problem

And here's third example that lies at the very core of the troubles affecting our world today, but from the world of economics, that dismal art that depends entirely upon the assumptions proven and unproven of those who argue. 

The basic assumptions around which most economic (and indeed political) arguments are built are designed to keep us from addressing the real issue:

Prosperity needs a system to create and support the efficient production of goods and services, not a system that enables government control over the minutiae of the activities of the population for fear that they will otherwise "do the wrong thing" ... give them the right incentives and they will do the right thing. 

Saturday Class - Hamilton's American System and His Slanderers Today - September 19, 2026

Spot on.

 

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