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2025-08-23

"We are the beating heart of the United States of America"

"There is only one sentence for treason"

Graham Moore of the English Constitution Society explains his view of the English. A lot of good  information here - I'm not saying that everything said is accurate, but I suggest that he is substantially correct.

"You must vote... write on the ballot 'I DO NOT CONSENT' "

- if you don't vote then you are by default complicit in the election. If the majority do not comply then the election is null and void.

"We are a colony of the British Empire"

"We must void the Act of Union"

"They are not 'grooming gangs -

2025-08-21

China takes another step away from Xi JinPing.

Madam Lei explains...

"General Zhang Youxia sent the PLA into the capital, seizing control like no one has dared in decades"

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2025-08-21

Promethean Action, aided by the House of Lords, dish the dirt from Alaska.

"The pygmies of Europe still haven't realised how irrelevant they have become over Ukraine" - Daily Telegraph

(I'm not sure if they realise how disrespectful they are being to pygmies here, but I must clarify that this site does not agree that pygmies are of as low a status as politicians in any respect other than physical height. The idea is clearly a manifest absurdity)

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2025-08-20

Yup, it's time to demolish another much repeated canard, this time concerning that deadly menace: cholesterol!

I was accosted at our local petrol station last week by a man who wanted me to contribute cash for the search for the "cure for Alzheimer's".

Well, such welI-intentioned folk have been exhorting me for years to contribute to the "cure for cancer" cause, but I am of the view that if they had looked for this mythological cure elsewhere rather than always in my wallet, then they might have had more success.

Anyway I didn't handle it as well as perhaps I should have, contenting myself (well, my vehicle was still blocking a petrol pump) with a quick exclamation of "Coconut Oil!" before continuing on my way. I expect he thought I was mad, but I'm used to that.

In point of fact I know a little about Alzheimer's, as my mother and grandmother were victims (see - it's inherited!) but I am not, even though I am

2025-08-20

This title "The Ascent of Man" is that of a 13 part 1973 BBC documentary series by a Polish immigrant to Britain, Dr Bronowski. He came to this sceptred isle at the age of 12 in 1920, was educated in England, and was thus (almost!) as English as the rest of us.

Perhaps he was a forerunner of today's deep thinkers who are also feeling their way (through experience and adversity rather than formal education) to develop a better understanding of the universe in which we live.

Possibly the prime example of such a deep thinker today would be Clif High, who in many ways is documenting his evolving understanding of the ascent of man in his own inimitable style (just not on the BBC).

Set him alongside others such a

2025-08-20

"If you quarantine the British Foreign Policy establishment,and their extremely extensive network of Non Government Organisations and private contractors and diplomatic staff that are everywhere around the world and embedded in government in these key flash-points, then you would actually solve, probably overnight, greater than 90% of the whole world's problems - they are the arsonists of peace in the world"

Alex Krainer spells it out for UK, Trump, and the EU.

"This will prove the moment when the EU ship struck the iceberg - to use the Titanic analogy"

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2025-08-19

Fall of the Cabal asks some pertinent questions of our dystopian world.

If the future of the Ukraine still looks dodgy, what of the prospects for humanity as a whole?

With Larry Fink of Black Rock in the (joint) driving seat at the UN-WEF partnership, what could possibly go wrong?

"Qifeng claims that the artificial uterus has already shown great success in animal testing"

"People don’t care, as they enjoy being kept busy in their imaginary world"

2025-08-19

Martin Geddes has been busy trying to establish by what authority justice is delivered in the lower Courts of the Kingdom.

So far, it hasn't been looking good.

Now he is broadening his enquiry to determine if any Courts of the Land or Sea remain that are still legally constituted?

(Will he all too soon be asking if we are still a Kingdom at all, or simply a fiefdom of corporate racketeers ..? Are the omens propitious?)

"For balance, let’s acknowledge there are two sides to this story... "

But perhaps I'm getting ahead of the state of play ...

2025-08-20

Late News

2025-08-18

We don't know.

But Promethean Action has some suggestions...

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2025-08-18

Make of this what you will.

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2025-08-18

Ben reviews the Alaska Summit Meeting and finds it wanting.

To be honest that's no different from most of the rest of the geopolitical news reports these days, so why would we expect any difference here?

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2025-08-17

Will the Gordian Knot be miraculously undone?!

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2025-08-17

Once seen, never forgotten.

There's more to water than we ever suspected, and it just gets deeper and deeper!

So don't waste time - take the plunge!

(NB: This site has no connection with GRANDER® either in the UK or elsewhere. This article is for educational purposes only, and to whet your appetite for similar learnings about water, which I suspect still holds many secrets that will both surprise and delight us!)

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2025-08-16

So here you have it.

Things have changed, even if the obvious talking-points haven't.

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2025-08-15

Two contrasting takes on the world today:

1) Sebastian Sas reports on the likelihood of progress. We'll find out soon...

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2) Penny Kelly reviews the possibilities:

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2025-08-13

"If it looks like a mafia extortion racket, and smells like a mafia extortion racket, maybe it is a mafia extortion racket?"

"... we are watching a hollowed-out state being dismantled in slow motion"

"Our job as civilians isn’t to 'beat the system.' It’s to gather testimony showing why it was too corrupt to salvage"

Martin Geddes continues to gather his testimony.

2025-08-13

Madame Lei brings us up to date with how the various factions are shaping up.

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2025-08-11

A glimpse of the future, or a load of... ?

Dick Allgire spills the beans on the predicted monetary future.

But bear in mind that predictions are inherently tricky, especially about the future...

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2025-08-08

Is the world about to be overruled by AI?

Should we be worried?

Will we all go the way of the WEF's Yuval Noah Harari and become hacked to the point that we function as nodes on the huminternet, mindlessly obeying Grand Central AI's instructions?

Or is AI something to be stamped out as inimical to our future as Free Spirits?

Our chances of uninventing AI are looking vanishingly smaller by the hour, so maybe we need to find a third way (just not the Blairite "third way" - that didn't work either).

So where to look? As ever, I suggest in what some may consider the most unlikely place, but a place nonetheless which time and again seems to come up trumps - a financial newsletter.

Time to revisit Investor's Daily. This is not to push any

2025-08-06

Water companies used to be public utilities for a reason - they are a monopoly.

A bit like railways, power companies, fibre broadband, and anything else delivered by some sort of infrastructure grid that requires maintenance.

Now it is true that to some extent such grids could and can be opened up to competition, but the principle remains.

But in Mrs Thatcher's time, the dead hand of public ownership was deemed to be unresponsive to the needs of the public, and the era of great privatisations began where big monopolies (eg: British Gas) were auctioned off at attractive prices. Private ownership would solve the problems!

But private ownership didn't do much better that state ownership (although the record is patchy).

Water companies in particular seem to be hit by the complete disconnect between the needs of shareholders on the one hand and consumers on the other -