Great Reset

2025-05-27

Gerald Celente interviews for Ivor Cummins.

This is not financial advice. It is very opinionated. Also very "in your face". Take it or leave it.

(37 minutes)

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2025-05-26

Ben's report today reviews the steps being taken (or appearing to be taken) to move the world forward into a new world order without irreparably breaking it in the process.

The orderly path to a new financial commercial and military global settlement clearly isn't straightforward, but those who pull the stings behind the scenes do at least seem to be talking still.

On the other hand, the necessary changes will of necessity involve some much-trailed level of disorder, so fear not, life is in little danger of becoming dull and predictable any time soon.

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2025-05-25

So far it hasn't been clear what Trump's foreign policy will develop into, once the dust has settled on his domestic success, although disengagement with the EU has been made a reasonably clear objective.

JD Vance (and Trump) addressed the new West Point graduates of the US military - and seem to have ruffled not a few expectations.

Is this a case of meet the new boss - same as the old boss?

It's early days yet, but maybe we should be keeping an eye on the direction of travel.

Ben Norton Reports.

(21 minutes)

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2025-05-24

Europe in the wake of Trump is not a settled place.

What is going on?

Yanis Varoufakis and Wolfgang Münchau discuss.

(56 minutes)

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2025-05-23

Until the truth is widely recognised, we must keep plugging it.

The Brownstone Institute obliges by publishing an introduction to Debbie Lerman's new book, which will I'm sure remind readers of their own reactions to the implausible events of 2020, events which (we eventually recognised) could only have occurred through unconscionable malfeasance by hitherto trusted authorities on a global scale.

This was going to be big, unprecedentedly so, and so it proved.

2025-05-23

Interest of Justice addresses the FDA's VRBPAC (Vaccines and Related Biological Products Advisory Committee) May 2025 meeting.

"... all 'regulators' (who forgot to regulate safety) are not going to give up the cash cow easily - it’s rigged and the FDA VRBPAC meeting today May 22, 2025 was to justify more covid 'vaccines', not slow them down or stop them"

(Watch the whole 7 hour meeting here 😎)

Read their report here.

"Today, I am putting you on notice: you have a legal, ethical, and personal duty to act"

Watch the section covering the IOJ presentation below.

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2025-05-22

David Starkey, historian, constitutional expert, and eloquent champion of the native English.

Here he discusses whether there is any substance at all underpinning Starmer's ever mutating rhetoric, and analyses how his superficiality has alienated almost everybody in the country.

(63 minutes)

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2025-05-22

Harley Schlanger reviews the state of British/European geopolitics in the wake of the phone call.

(11 minutes)

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2025-05-21

Starmer's EU deal according to UK Column. Plus more news of today...

... you might need to keep a stiff snifter to hand, as a post-viewing restorative.

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2025-05-21

The "New World Order" has been coming a long, long time, being pushed by a lot of famous people in the past, with roots which do seem to have been well founded within the British Empire.

James Corbett (The Corbett Report) is guest speaker on Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth, explaining how he came to be involved with "conspiracy theories" and the "New World Order".

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2025-05-21

Scott reviews the motivations behind the continuing conflict.

The overall situation seems to be largely unchanged, with Russia in control of the battlefield and Zelensky remaining unwilling to make any deal that Russia might find acceptable.

Worth watching to understand the western politics - and see who is taking which stance.

Plus a final section on the effective genocide in Gaza. It's one thing to condemn, quite another to effect meaningful change. Maybe we all need to take a lesson from this.

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2025-05-21

Today's offering from Investor's Daily takes up the story where we left off last - wondering what "the Donald" was up to in Saudi Arabia et al.

They suggest that it's more than we might imagine.

Much more...

Still, the flaw in the thinking may be the advent of quantum computing... which is said to crack crypto passcodes for breakfast.

Unless the cryptography used is a quantum cryptography...

2025-05-19

Ben's weekly report today majors on recent events in Arabia and the financial state of the USA Inc.

It's all rather opaque for most of us, but as ever it seems to revolve around who can push whom into a corner.

Yes, it's the US and China centre stage, but the EU is the dog whose bark is rapidly following it's bite into inconsequence.

It ain't over 'til the Fat Lady sings, but where are we to find a Fat Lady appropriate to the situation, and of what exactly is she to sing?

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2025-05-19

Let's be clear - this article is no prophecy, but it does set out some possibilities that may materialise in the coming months and years.

Firstly, Trump's recent extraordinary welcomes in the Arab states are fairly obviously not without significance - but whether that significance will be permanent or temporary is yet to become clear. Maybe it is to re-establish a "Petrodollar II" system of global trade advantageous to the US, or an AI-based system of world currency controlsdevised to benefit those who design it, or both, or something else, we don't know, but something is certainly afoot!

The other major show on Earth is the BRICS grouping, which seems to be methodically plotting a course toward a multi-polar world where independent countries plan

2025-05-17

What is Zelensky's position following abandonment by Donald Trump and facing implacable Russian Troops on the battlefields?

No surprises here, and precious few opportunities - but will he take from what is actually on offer?

Scott Ritter recounts the dreadful tale of how he got to where he is today.

And what may be the UK's contribution to this situation?

2025-05-17

Citizens' assemblies are simply assemblies of citizens. Of course they are assemblies for a purpose, as are all assemblies.

And they have to be funded... advertising, room hire, presentation equipment and materials all cost money, although not necessarily vast amounts - nevertheless the overall cost of assemblies in every town is not insignificant.

I have attended one such myself, on how best to encourage net zero measures in our locality, and where would be best to site them. I went along (a) for the experience and (b) to see how must sense I would be able to contribute. Yes, it was an instructive experience and no, not much sense was permitted, on the grounds that it was a Net Zero meeting and it's purpose was not to argue the case for or against, since that outcome was already established.

I was therefore in the wrong meeting. Not that there was any right meeting arranged where I might have fitted in. Of course I could have called my own "right

2025-05-14

Historian David Starkey isn't just a national treasure, he's perfectly capable of reviewing the broad sweep of history to pinpoint the points of fundamental change in practical legal government.

We may now be accustomed to the idea of "legal" equating to "compliance to somebody else's rules" or even nowadays "corrupt enforcement of invalid rules" but it was not ever thus. So where did it all go wrong?

"What has happened to the very meaning of the word 'Democracy'?"

"Anglo-Saxon England was astonishingly well administered"

"If that Magna Carta had survived we would have gone the way of Poland... "

"It establishes that wonderful idea of the Middle Ages... that you pay taxation in return for the redress of grievance... "

"It works because it's a very lightly modified version of

2025-05-14

"The UK’s Advanced Research and Invention Agency (ARIA), established in 2023 with an £800 million purse of taxpayer funds, received a burst of publicity last week when it was unveiled that the agency was planning to “dim the sun” to fight global warming"

Well, they are late to the party because we have been watching the dimming of the sun in our English skies for years already - the photo above was taken in 2022.

And if "they" were not doing it, who was? Will we be seeing a new battle in the skies above us as rival sun-dimming outfits fight it out for the right to stop global warming in its tracks?

"We shall spray over the beaches,

Reminder - The Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill

2025-05-13

Roger Watson, who we must assume from his opening words is a Catholic, takes a hard look at the global problem of immigration, and what the official Catholic response under the leadership the newly minted Pope Leo might be.

It's a vital question, and not adequately answered by the simplistic assumption that all should be automatically welcome regardless of culture, proclivity, religion, or even of sheer numbers.

Still, at least he has a specific leader to assess, whose actions may or may not speak louder than his words.

Unlike us C of E (Church of England / Church of Everybody) protestants, who have a leadership divided between King Charles III (who by convention is restrained from openly engaging in UK politics) and the Archbishop of Canterbury (who sits in the Lords by virtue of his leadership of the Lords Spiritual) and is not constrained by convention. Who can say how the relationship between the King and his servant the Archbishop may affect UK