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CRN 6029679/21 Rides Again?
2026-07-08
Alert readers will immediately recognise CRN 6029679/21 as the crime number provided by the Metropolitan Police to Mark Sexton and co-complainants in response to their report of suspected crimes committed as part of the official response to the alleged Covid pandemic.
Today may go down in history as the day on which the Covid logjam broke.
The indefatigable Mark Sexton reports on the latest news with regard to Operation Talla under whose auspices police forces across the nation refused to accept complaints about the handling of the Covid crisis.
Before we can ring the bells across the land in celebration of the resumption of law and order for all regardless of rank, there are more steps that need to occur, but perhaps the die is now cast and the direction
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How Exactly have Freedoms Been Won in the Past?
2026-07-05
"Violence is never the answer".
Why then might the State reserve to itself the use of violent coercion to control its own citizens?
Nobody wants a violent society - we are strongest when we work together to common ends, and weakest when we insist on fighting over those matters that divide us. We should accept our differences in good spirit, agree to differ, and work together for our common benefit. Is this not the primary lesson of "diversity"?
Yet if we are offered violence, we are entitled under Common Law (which in my understanding is superior to Statute Law) to defend ourselves.
One must here qualify that right by accepting that those who would make an arrest (Constabulary or Citizens) are entitled to expect that suspects will cooperate, and if necessary and appropriate may be arrested by use of reasonable force when uncooperative.
Therefore the right to
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"They are the Enemies of the United States"
2026-07-05
Yes, the "special relationship" is dead.
Perhaps also Scott may like to differentiate between "the British" and "the British Government temporarily in office" in future...
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Orange Man Bad?
2026-07-01
No, not Trump for once.
This is about William of Orange, King of the Dutch, who was invited over to the UK to displace King James, allegedly because William was a protestant and James a Catholic. He almost didn't make landfall, being driven by inappropriate winds down the channel as far as Brixham, and having to march all the way back up to London.
Whilst Trump is battling his own constitutional rats' nest in America, Will Keyte reminds us that we also have our very own constitutional rats' nest in the UK, and no, it wasn't all down to Tony Blair, he was just the latest meddler to "improve" it. Yes, history is complicated.
It's also contentious because whilst plenty of the self-opinionated classes will profess to know exactly why historical events occurred, I remain sceptical about their powers of clairvoyance.
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God's Own Country?
2026-06-29
To answer the question posed by the title, we must first define that three letter word "God".
It is unsurprising that we have a great deal of difference of opinion/belief on the nature of "God" as put forward by the different religions, yet we pretend that these differences are trivial. Manifestly, they are not.
The Independent International Commission of Inquiry on the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, and Israel, has now published its report.
In addition to the definition of the above three letter word, some may need to redefine the meaning of phrases such as "self defence" and "human rights".
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Do We Want "Property" or "Happiness"?
2026-06-29
OK it's not either/or, it's possible to have both or neither. But it's the emphasis that counts. After all, property is merely a means to an and, and represents control over the thing that is one's property. That control may (or may not) bring a measure of improved happiness (having one's brolly to hand when it's raining cats and dogs) or may not (having it to hand when the sun is shining benevolently upon us).
So do we want property or happiness?
One is control over the physical, the (mostly) inanimate, the stuff we cannot take with us when we pass on to the greater or lesser glory after doing our stint.
The other is the fleeting, the ephemeral, indeed the spiritual attitude of Nirvana that we may perhaps take with us when we pass, and as such is clearly the greatest prize attainable in this earthly realm.
Search engines tend to give priority to the rock band of the same name, which perhaps confirms our
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Palantir in the Dock?
2026-06-27
AI, Big Business, blanket surveillance, mix it together and what do you get?
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Rupert Lowe Spells It Out
2026-06-27
This is in effect his testimony.
He has done the hard work and been stone-walled.
It is also his statement of intent.
The Establishment cannot provide an acceptable response.
He isn't stopping... not for anybody.
At last we have somebody who could and may well take the problem by the scruff and shake it out.
The British Public know what to do.
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Rupert Lowe Goes Full-on Trump
2026-06-25
Trump is infamous now for not pussy-footing around contentious issues - he confronts them head-on.
Refreshing like a cold shower on a hot day - at last someone in UK politics is saying the unsayable - exactly what the powers that shouldn't be cannot allow, because it risks opening the flood-gates of open public dissent, with consequences no politician can contemplate...
We can't have that, can we?
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A Forensic Reconstruction of CRN 6029679/21
2026-06-24
Alert readers will immediately recognise CRN 6029679/21 as the crime number provided by the Metropolitan Police to Mark Sexton and co-complainants in response to their report of suspected crimes committed as part of the official response to the alleged Covid pandemic.
This document is a reconstruction by Ian Clayton (Ethical Approach UK) which compares the subsequent processing of the complaint from two points of view: (a) from that of the Metropolitan Police and (b) from that of retired police officer and complainant Mark Sexton.
The Williams Report on the Handling of Gross negligence manslaughter in
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When Can We Trust These People to Effect Any Actual Progress?
2026-06-20
When will those who failed to enforce the law be fired?
Or will our illustrious "representatives" just talk on for ever?
"At the moment victims can apply... "
Enough said.
They are deep in the weeds of bureaucratic process but what we need are actions that underline the immediate need for new management. Firing those on whose patch the crimes were permitted to fester for years is the tone that needs to be established ASAP.
Charges should be pursued where culpable negligence or worse is suspected. The time for jaw jaw is long past.
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Touching the Void of Operation Talla
2026-06-18
No, not the Peruvian Andes, but the void wherein the explanations for the blanket refusal of our Police Forces to accept reports of suspected criminal activities under Operation Talla should be found.
But are not.
Ian Clayton (Ethical Approach UK) reviews the void, and why it matters.
View our reporting of Operation Talla here.
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Rape Gang Inquiry Report
2026-06-17
The report is now published.
"It involves failure by the British Establishment...
... government ministers, the civil service, local government, social services, the police, the judiciary, the NHS, and the media ... ""It's not in silos, it's everywhere"
"The strongest possible penalties, up to and including death, must also be sought for those yet to be properly punished or indeed punished at all for their vile, unspeakable crimes."
The very fact that this investigation and report had to be funded by public subscription tells us all we need to know about the British Establishment in all its forms.
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Standard of Care
2026-06-15
When we visit the doctor, we expect care that will make us well. Even merely care that is more likely than not to do us no harm.
The article featured here is relevant to the situation in the USA, whilst the situation in the UK differs if we choose care from the NHS. In the USA suing your doctor doesn't automatically mean taking on the government, so is more practicable in theory.
But the spells woven by the words are... interesting, depending upon who exactly is interpreting their precise meaning... meaning that may vary according to the assumptions of the interpreter.
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Dale Vincent Not Guilty - Jury System Working Perfectly
2026-06-11
Mark Sexton reporting on the trial of Dale Vincent at Bristol Crown Court.
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This trial arose out of activities by concerned citizens to attempt to close down some Covid vaccination centres. Later on, it became apparent that Police were working under Operation Talla to refuse reports of suspected contravention of the Nuremberg Codes by administration of those inoculations.Mark needs no further remarks from me, so here he is to give us the good news:
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Unavoidably Unsafe
2026-06-09
Vaccines are unavoidably unsafe. Legally.
OK, so it's like crossing the road, right? You might get run down by a car or a lorry or an omnibus, but that's pretty rare and we live with that kind of unsafe all the time.
Well, no.
We have pedestrian crossings for crossing the road, and traffic in busy places is stopped by traffic lights or school crossing patrols so that we can cross safely. And if somebody does run us over, they can be prosecuted for dangerous driving, running a red light, and we can sue them for damages.
For vaccines, in place of pedestrian crossings we have "informed consent" - the risks have to be honestly explained to us before we agree to take the jab, and if we don't like those risks then the jab can be refused.
When was the last time a medical person did that for you? Told you that vaccines are "unavoidably unsafe" and spelled out the
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Appleby Horse Fair - Looking Back in Clarity
2026-06-09
Appleby Horse Fair is by now indelibly imprinted upon my mind, so many articles by Martin Geddes have flowed from it.
Now Martin has produced a single narrative to tell the story, and of course you can read it here.
Perhaps it marks the end of that chapter, perhaps it doesn't, but it's certainly a milestone of sorts.
Enjoy.
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