Greater Reset!

2025-11-23

Barbara Boyd spells out some of the implications of our pre-Christmas situations, especially (comme d'habitude) with respect to the much-vaunted (but never defined!) "Special Relationship" between the UK and America - a relationship that Trump (against all presidential precedents?) appears to be on track to now dominate.

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2025-11-23

Interest of Justice found out in Costa Rica.

They have the win, they now have to sue enough national governments to start a global ball of Nuremberg trials rolling...

... and that costs dosh.

It sounds a lot, but there's a lot of us, so per capita it won't break the bank.

That's the theory anyway, and so far it's been proven correct.

It's doable, and it's down to us.

And they have the win to prove it.

2025-11-22

The UN's Climate Control Event COP30 did not go according to plan.

After all, nothing destroys an illusion like reality, and the reality is that none of the much-foretold climate-warming catastrophes deigned to come true, even as the worst effects of the push for Agenda 2030 become glaringly apparent.

So was it all for nothing?

I don't think so.

It has had / will have the singular effect of destroying the trust that uncritical people have reflexively placed in the UN's authority.

Watch what happens now to the WHO, the WHO-WEF partnership, the UN aid programmes and much else besides.

As a fish rots from the head,

2025-11-22

Monsanto is infamous for the herbicide Glyphosate, which is widely used for the wheat harvest.

Monsanto eventually sold the rights to Glyphosate to Bayer, who was also subsequently sued.

"Dogs have the highest rate of cancer rate of any mammals... "

Glyphosate was withdrawn from retail sale in the UK a while ago, but is still available for commercial sale to farmers, who use it (but not exclusively) on grain crops (wheat, oats, barley etc).

"Wisner outlines Monsanto’s malice and blatant disregard for human safety as demonstrated in their own documents and even in their statements and behavior during the trial"

Bread cake pasta and pastry lovers take note!

It's also almost impossible these

2025-11-22

"People are tired of this war... but they are also determined that there will be no peace without victory"

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2025-11-17

The British State has a long and some would say illustrious history.

It boasted a huge empire, with not always beneficial results, and although the results of Empire are inevitably mixed, they don't usually fall to the Emperor's disadvantage.

Until the Emperor gets greedy and provokes an inevitable backlash.

Yet now the conflict has changed - it isn't just between the colonies and the colonizing power, it's between the 1% elite who would own everything, including the 99%, and the 99% who prefer freedom to slavery, technocratic or otherwise. The odds just changed.

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2025-11-17

Trump behaving erratically is nothing new - Trump doing the right thing with any consistency would seem in today's world to be rather 'last year'.

But the new world has moved on from the old one in which the CIA-MI6-Mossad led Five Eyes could do more or less as they pleased - as the BBC, even Zelenski, are discovering.

Yes it's true that Trump is causing consternation in all quarters seemingly without fear of favour, and the world is becoming less subservient to the secret "services" and more attuned to their own interests, for whatever reason - perhaps unpredictability is necessarily infectious.

So the world has moved along another couple of notches toward catastrophe, and it's business as usual.

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2025-11-13

"For production - not speculation" - that's Trump, not the "special relationship", which is the exact opposite.

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2025-11-08

Those of us who have been around for years will understand and relate to this more than those who have joined our planet more recently, but we can certainly all learn from it.

Native cultures include our own European cultures - they are still in many ways cohesive, for all the attempts, successful or otherwise, that have tended to whittle away at that cohesion in favour of replacing our reliance on our human community with reliance on the inhuman State.

Yet in chronological sequence, as natives of the seats of the colonizing powers of old (yet still undead) we looked on as native cultures elsewhere were given the treatment, we, thinking ourselves somehow immune, were saved til last to undergo the final treatment that would bring about their global control grid with everybody inside it.

Was the State always inhuman? Yes it was, in so far as except within the ruler's personal court, it always runs on a rule book (or these days infinitely many rule books)

2025-11-08

Is good government more about checks and balances, or cheques and balances?

There's a good case to be made that neither are properly working features of our British Governments of recent decades, with results that Nick Hubble points up very clearly in the latest offering from Investors Daily.

And yet...  am I right to suspect that such arguments, whilst admirably correct, are simply the symptoms of a deeper malaise/design defect that afflicts our seats of power: the propensity to dishonesty that results from (a) lack of basic integrity, and (b) lack of fear of being found out, and yes (c) lack of any fear of the consequences of being found out.

The "revolving door" between regulators and the regulated corporates is now so well understood that I don't have to explain it here...

Graham Moore Reports on His Legal Action to Make Election Count Procedures More Secure

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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2025-10-30

This is a round up of the latest scuttlebutt from China. 

"This... connects the dots between these seemingly separate events... the Chinese Communist Party is under siege"

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2025-10-29

We invented the steam engine (so we are told) and from that, Steam Rollers (now more prosaically called "road rollers") and of course, railways.

Of course, "Health and Safety" wasn't such an industry in those days, so people had a comparatively free hand to get themselves into all sorts of scrapes at their own risk, without fear of some busybody with a clipboard coming round to tell you what you couldn't do and quite possibly slapping you with a fine.

But isn't the US showing the way with MAGA? 

Could we not do something similar here in the UK?

(This is not financial advice)

We might have to tear up a few rule books, but those have been proliferating for so long that we have become scared to move lest we offend some unelected and unimagined

2025-10-27

"Having been raised as an atheist and trained as a journalist to follow fact-based forensic trails, I am not taking lightly what I am about to tell you... "

If you have not yet taken out a subscription to Ben's service, you might want to do so now and read what Ben has to say ...  the next few months may take some catching up with.

2025-10-27

With ever more "migrants" arriving on small boats and (eventually) claiming asylum, whilst many more foreigners come in perfectly legally to work in our economy, all under very obvious but implausibly deniable Government policy, are we, the native English / Scots / Welsh / Irish, doomed to be overrun, and will England Wales Scotland and Ireland become for ever unrecognisable?

Perhaps unexpectedly, the Irish, who may have thought (eventually) that the EU offered a way out from under the British Crown, now find themselves alongside the British populations in facing the common "migrant" issue ("despite Brexit!"). No real surprise, since many believe that behind the scenes it was almost certainly the British "establishment" that wanted the EU as a means to control Europe (including the UK), through a supranational body with all the trappings of a parliamentary democracy but none of the accountability.

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2025-10-26

The Knights Templar, a religious order of centuries past (bearing in mind that taught history may have been falsified, so work with us here). Perhaps all were not destroyed, but some survived to bring us "the Great Awakening" of today.

Far out? These days I'm beginning to acclimatise to "far out" notions...

There is a long preamble to this film, which in the interests of your time, is omitted from the video as shown below. It is however included in the linked video on Rumble (or you can restart the video below from time zero), but it adds over an hour to the running time and is probably of little interest unless you have been eagerly following Charlie Freak and his friends.

Charlie Freak is the man who brought out the original video of Trump's (pre-Covid) "Capitulation Tour" (watch a slightly shorter version of that

2025-10-21

Trump carpets Zelenskyy - but is he talking to a wooden puppet or a real President?

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2025-10-18

Stepping back from the minutiae of current conflicts, this little feature brings out some developments that we haven't heard of, yet which promise to reshape our world over the coming years, starting now.

With the USA and Middle East in meltdown assisted by D J Trump, the EU in the final stages of political dementure, Russia facing down NATO, and the UK and Anglosphere stultifying from an  apparently deliberate lack of purpose, China and North Korea have been setting an example of resurgent ambition that perhaps we should all be emulating.

(36 minutes)

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2025-10-17

Danny Haiphong hosts a sensible discussion on the Trump - Putin method of diplomacy.

Anyone who can make sense of Trump's changes of direction on Ukraine may well be provided some insight into the logic behind the first impressions.

Scott Ritter and Ray McGovern explain.

(25 minutes)

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