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Category: Greater Reset!
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2025-09-25

The Daily Sceptic features a remarkable initiative that (in my jaundiced view) should bode very well for the future.

In fact, is this the future for academia?

" ... what to do? We were academics, consultants, educators and policy advisers"

" ... we thought, why not? What else are we going to do with the last 20 years of our professional life?"

And so, the Chateau de Hodbomont was pressed into a new service.

Floreat!

 

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Category: Great Reset
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2025-09-25

It's a funny word isn't it? Does anybody understand what "agentic" actually means?]

Well, you do now, and I can guess that you might be associating it with the plans for the New World Order where the population is controlled by AI, soon enough without human intervention ...

But how could that be possible in any responsible timescale? Wouldn't years of testing and refinement be required before it could be regarded as "good enough"? 

But why would they care if it wasn't good enough for mere humans? It would only be the human population that would be affected (you and me and the rest of the hoi polloi - "the many", or such as may remain of us), and we know with what loving care and attention they prepared the quaxxines for us.

Jacob Nordangård brings us up to date with our intended future ... (103 minutes)

 

 

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Category: Free Citizen
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2025-09-25

As so often I find myself with too little time to cover the major updates of the day, yet along comes someone who has had a stab at that already.

Fall of the Cabal makes of pretty good fist of the week so far, and keeps us updated with the current progress of Revelation ... at least as has been unfurled in America by the Donald.

I doubt much of that will make the mainstream news though ... 

 

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Category: Free Citizen
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2025-09-23

Interest of Justice are looking into it.

"This isn't charity. It's a criminal conspiracy to bypass democratic governance through public-private partnerships that violate fundamental principles of fiduciary duty and public trust"

"This extraordinary situation means nations must commit to unknown obligations while Gates' position remains secured regardless of outcome"

"Gates Foundation's $912 million pledge—matching its 2022 donation—strategically positions him to control outcomes regardless of how PABS negotiations conclude"

"When the International Finance Corporation promotes public-private partnerships with 'a fiduciary duty to act in the client's best interest,' they acknowledge the legal principle while violating it. The 'client' in global health should be humanity, not pharmaceutical companies or private foundations"

But who's interested in the arcane operations of the WHO and its network of NGOs and "philanthropists"?

We all are - or do we trust our governments that we have to elect every four years because we don't trust them?

 

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Category: Legal
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2025-09-23

Gilbert and Sullivan had the legal profession weighed up years ago ... but sadly the current Lord Chancellor (Lady Chancellor?) fares little better than in those bygone days of yore. being unable to provide a simple and satisfactory response to a letter from Martin Geddes.

But in truth the song seems to have far wider application today, being of a piece with our current world, in turmoil on every front!

(3 hectic minutes)

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  10. Where the Politicos Have Led Us

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