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Neil Oliver, Tom Luongo Discuss the World

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2025-11-04

"That's why we get up every morning and we do our thing"

"We have the opportunity to build a new world, because the old one is getting torn down ... "

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NATO, Europe are Cooked?

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2025-11-04

Scott Ritter notes that NATO is not only politically fragmented, but also militarily and practically. There is nothing practical supporting the rhetoric of confrontation any longer.

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And the latest from Sebastian:

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What to Say to Our Younger Selves of Today?

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2025-11-03

This is a compelling note from an old hand at the game of modern life, and how best to play the hand that has been dealt to our modern young men, who survey the world in which they find themselves, and wonder where to start, what it is about ...

Can one really put an old head on young shoulders?

No, they must make their way as best they may like everyone else, but perhaps they may start out slightly better informed than the State education establishments would leave them.

Not everyone will agree with all of this, but it strikes me as a genuine attempt to put forward a few home truths that will likely have eluded them so far ...

It won't be right for everyone, but it could be valuable for some, perhaps for many.

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Mystery of Operation Talla

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2025-11-02

Operation Talla was either:

  • the UK's national coordinated policing response to the COVID19 pandemicie: one UK police force working together (sic) under one national operation, or
  • individual police forces working operationally independently in accord with national statute and NPCC guidance

"The contradiction could not be more striking. The Home Secretary explicitly celebrated centralisation; the NPCC later denied it existed"

(NPCC: National Police Chiefs' Council)

I suppose we might say that the NPCC's guidance to the Chief Constables was just that - guidance - and so still compliant with the law, but when does "guidance" stray into "instruction"? When it's in furtherance of a national Police Operation perhaps?

The fact that no police service stepped out of line despite all of them being served with complaints backed by copious evidence about crimes being committed speaks volumes to the lay mind.

There is no doubt in my mind that informed consent for what amounted to a gigantic experiment based on minimally-tested mRNA technology was effectively bypassed, in full and blatant contravention of the Nuremberg Codes.

Someone - almost everyone - here seems to be skating on the thinnest of thin legal ice, and perhaps one might sue the government for damages, but in practice I doubt any Court will look at any case any time soon if the Geddes Experience is any guide.

Read the full hair-splitting farrago here, courtesy of Ethical Approach UK (with the suggestion that maybe they might get their web-site into a navigable state some time soon ... )

 

Mystery of the Fate of Great Britain

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2025-11-02

Well, we live here, so do we not know our fate?

Equally, if that fate has still to be decided, how could we already know it?

And in so far as our political settlement has perhaps never been in such trouble since the English Civil War, it may well have to be decided, and perhaps more shortly than we have been lazily inclined to believe ...

"The Office for National Statistics may not yet publish a Sedition Index, but the figures are suggestive enough"

"Even a small fraction of that disaffected cohort ... would rival the active membership of every radical movement in modern British history – and with far better broadband"

David Betz and Michael Rainsborough writing in the Daily Sceptic hit multiple nails right on the head in this considerable piece on the state of the Nation today. This is a huge topic so don't expect all your favourite grievances to feature centre stage, but as a broad sweep of recent history it is magnificent in its determination to put events within appropriate context.

" ... the quarrel runs deeper. It is ... existential – a struggle over who constitutes the nation ... "

Aye, and there's the rub - we are not a homogeneous mix but siloed enclaves each of different cultures side by side in adjacent neighbourhoods - ideal for those who would provoke conflict, although it is but the natural result of like seeking to live with like.

Another natural and entirely foreseeable result is that those native to these isles are unsurprisingly beginning to address just who does constitute the nation. 

Add in "no matter how one votes, the same managerial caste remains in charge, rearranging the paperwork while the country declines" and after all the evidence of disregarded electoral promises and habitual blame-shuffling inaction, plenty believe that that decline has to be deliberate policy.

If the electoral process cannot be used to effect change, what are people to do?

"Legitimacy does not fail in theory; it fails in arithmetic. And the numbers tell the story"

"It is, in fact, a familiar historical pattern".

It seems to me that the only way to resolve the "culture wars" scenario peacefully is to stop trying to resolve cultural differences until we have established the common ground upon which we can all empirically agree, which is in my view likely to be considerable, but it must be formally stated in order to demonstrate that we are already more united than we are divided.

The majority will then be able to regroup around the basic principles that matter (family, community, law and order, sustainability in its original sense rather than "sustainability" in the Agenda 2030 sense), and use that agreement as a base from which to address the remaining differences (religious political and other dogma, cultural preference and acceptability, public holidays and festivals etc) in due course.

Given that national government is effectively both unresponsive and untrusted, local government and/or local initiatives might usefully make a start on establishing this common ground for their own communities right now. 

The few die-hard fanatics remaining outside that majority grouping will have to be accommodated as best they may, as necessary to secure the baseline agreement.

Just a thought.

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