The Unelected

2026-06-15

Matt Ehret, Canadian Patriot, interviewed by Rich Does Politics.

Matt in undoubtedly a very well informed gentleman, who knows about those things of which he speaks.

Here you go. You may have heard it before, but sometimes we just need a reminder.

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2026-06-15

It may not have escaped our attention that our government has given China permission to build a vast new embassy in London. 

I wonder why they need such a big place?

But I'm sure that the Chinese only have our best interests at heart.

Possibly unlike their government, whom they cannot remove.

I wonder to whom their government actually answers?

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2026-06-15

The Commander and Chief Russell-Jay:Gould explains the momentous event that for most may well pass unseen, except for the pagans amongst us. But perhaps we are still pagans at heart, did we but know it?

The Chief has been ploughing a lonely furrow through the dense thickets of the hitherto legal jurisdictions of the world, and has found them wanting.

Not just undesirable, but ambiguous incoherent and maybe even contradictory.

So he has replaced them, as of this summer solstice.

His new-fangled quantum grammar is said to eliminate such incoherence and contrdictions, but it must be said is also unfamiliar to almost everybody currently.

There's a great deal here to unpack...   but personally, I wouldn't bet against him being correct.

And we have the next millennium to grasp its syntax and familiarise with its usage!

2026-06-15

This is not party political.

It is about the art of turning around the Great Oil Tanker of State - or it would be if the State had any oil tankers left. Turning the wind farm doesn't somehow achieve the required rhetorical imagery, so we'll stick with the oil tanker metaphor.

An oil tanker requires a lot of seascape to turn around. It's a big ship with a lot of directional momentum. It's a big job; unlike turning a sailing yacht, which might still be tricky but can be accomplished very quickly - possibly too quickly!

As such, the horizon of required viewing is much further away than the proximate electoral clash, and it permits the viewing of a whole battlefield rather than an isolated skirmish.

With an electoral system based on a five-year cycle, the number seasoned politicos with the required depth of experience to make sense of the whole is already small - the number who remain independent of vested

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.

Read well, become informed.

2026-06-14

"Live fire between NATO andRussia forces will actually happen in international waters... "

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2026-06-13

Victoria Nuland previously confirmed the existence of bio-labs, in the Ukraine and elsewhere.

That was with a previous set of Euro-politicos so no doubt the current lot will find their own way of ignoring it.

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2026-06-11

Mark Sexton reporting on the trial of Dale Vincent at Bristol Crown Court.

Mark needs no further remarks from me, so here he is to give us the good news:

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Also read Mark's Witness Statement here.

(Source: Telegram Crime Channel 6029679/21 & 01/62447/24)

2026-06-13

Comment from Ian Clayton of Ethical

2026-06-11

Yes, this is another dose of Brendon O'Connell for those who survived the last one.

These boosters will keep on coming, I have no doubt, until the current world scamdemic subsides.

As always, I'm not saying he's right, I'm not saying he's wrong, I'm saying that he's worth listening to., but it's your judgement that counts.

"We're not winning the war, we're creating destabilised perception ... " 

Well, I'd say they're succeeding at that.

2026-06-11

Tony Blair. Blast from the past of thirty years ago.

So his premiership didn't seem to set Britain up for a better future did it?

As ever, follow the money - those who follow the investment scene know more about politics than most simply because they can't invest for success without taking account of the prevailing politics.

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2026-06-11

Yesterday, the Daily Sceptic published an article that is surely the bellwether for our times (and if you don't know your bellwether from your church steeple, then this is for you!).

This is at the very root of so much nonsense in today's world that one might readily despair, and yet... we have come so far already that maybe, just maybe, such despair may just be premature.

What do you think?

What will you be doing about it?

We can all do something... however small and apparently insignificant. And yet nothing is insignificant.

2026-06-10

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2026-06-10

The last real epidemic of testing was unleashed on the world with the Covid pandemic. The PCR test "gold standard" was rolled out everywhere (to be followed by other more simplified tests later on) but the PCR "gold standard" required samples invasively acquired on the end of a very long "cotton bud" pushed up the nose, which then had to be sent off to a laboratory for PCR processing.

It always struck me as unnecessarily unpleasant, though there is no doubt that it was effective even if the laboratories had been set up in huge haste and those who manned them could have had only rudimentary training. Still, at 45 PCR cycles, success was pretty much guaranteed.

Although strangely, there didn't seem to be any data about the rate of false results that could be expected, which is pretty important if we want accurate diagnoses.

Nevertheless, quite aside from pandemics, medical practitioners make considerable use of diagnostic testings of various types, from

2026-06-10

There's no easy way to put this.

But it's important. It's also very logical.

It suggests that a slow (to allow the liver to deal with the toxins as they are released) but methodical detox may be all that is required, provided that the treatment hasn't completely destroyed the bone marrow.

Make of it what you will.

2026-06-10

Is "the Blob" capable of facing and correcting its own egregious errors?

I'm not holding my breath.

It will be up to parents and guardians to break the news as gently as possible to their offspring, and to explain how it came about. There's plenty of ideas on this site... and plenty to challenge those "little grey cells" that now have a critical job to do.

And there's no time like the present. Indeed, its the only time we ever have.

2026-06-09

Amir Tsarfati is a Christian Israeli who is now caught up in the war with Iran.

So this is an unofficial view.

Make of it what you will.

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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

2026-06-09

The Strait of Hormuz will no doubt reopen at some point, although the timing remains, to say the least, uncertain.

Peace in the Middle East appears to be no nearer whilst war continues.

So is Trump any closer to resolving the situation?

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2026-06-08

Ben reports that (finally!) the gloves are off and the KM is being hunted down in North America.

And elsewhere - cleaning a single country isn't going to cut it.

It's a long report this week, so dive in. (Modest subscription required for full access)

2026-06-08

Henry Nowak. I'm sure he never wanted to be the focus of such attention.

Clive Pinder writing for the Daily Sceptic blames the Tories - and not just the Party but also the habitual Tory voters who didn't correct the errant ways of their party.

But it's not that simple, it never is.

The voters'role in our Parliamentary "democracy" is to vote their Party into "power", not to shape their policies or hold their MPs to account - that's the job of the Whips' office.

"... I... watched the model being built from the inside... I was not wrong about the model. I was wrong about the culture it would have to operate in... "

And who built that culture? Who