The Unelected

2025-10-25

The "assassination" of Charlie Kirk provokes a multitude of questions, for which it has been clear that only a very deep dive into all of the multiple aspects of the case would stand any chance of reaching something like the truth of the event.

I don't know whether such a deep dive has actually been successful yet or not, but clearly enough time has now elapsed for some reasonable attempts to have been made.

Or maybe not...

And Sheriff Mack is no lightweight, so probably worth our time. Provided we don't have too high expectations...

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2025-10-23

If you are anything like me, you really won't want to read this.

It's absurdly complicated, Byzantine in construction, and mind-bending in its denial of track and trace auditability. 

(Do philanthropists not need to publish their audited accounts?)

Yet if we want to know how the world is run, maybe we need to dig into the money maze to see if we can find out...

Happily, Fall of the Cabal have made a start - well, probably more than merely a start - and what they have unearthed tells us pretty much what we need to know. It's so obvious that I will leave that as an exercise for our readers...

2025-10-22

Madame Lei starts by describing the Plenum, before looking at those that will be persuading/cajoling the attendees to vote for their preferred leadership team.

Given the number of those so far purged, the choice will already have been somewhat narrowed.

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2025-10-23

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2025-10-21

This seems like a good point at which to review some of the different aspects of British Monetary Control over the last century, plus a a bit more...

Firstly some home truths about banking in general and how it works (or doesn't work} to facilitate the operation of markets at a basic level. It's a bit long but it's essential to understand how markets work to resolve the need to barter the goods we have produced in exchange for the produce of others. This is the primary function of money that usually gets lost as too basic to mention.

Now Daniel Hannan reviews the modern operation of the Bank of England.

And lastly, Matt Ehrett explains the

2025-10-21

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2025-10-21

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

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2025-10-21

Another view of the goings-on in China. Yet more generals missing!

"Can the PLA actually fight a war when its senior leadership is in a shambles?"

Things may not be exactly as we might think...

"It's a quiet military take-over disguised as a regulation"

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2025-10-20

Has Xi lost his campaign to continue on as China's Leader?

Nine generals gone on the eve of the 4th Plenum, and is Zhang YouXia in the ascendant to control the PLA?

Roughly transpose "Take over Zhongnanhai" to the UK and you get "Take over Westminster".

Yes, it's serious.

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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.

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2025-10-18

Martin Geddes has documented exactly the apparent current policy to replace Justice in this country by a theatrical simulation devoid of due process.

Ethical Approach UK has now nailed this obfuscation as an illegal act which should be prosecuted.

"... the Octavian Principle is not abstract history but a living, often used, institutional risk to modern Britain"

"... where an act is intended to override or bypass the proper administration of justice and has a natural tendency to do so, the offence of conspiracy to pervert the course of justice is made out. "

"Courts have held that even indirect acts, such as creating false accounts, pressuring witnesses, or obstructing investigative procedures, satisfy this test"

It even has a name, after the Roman Emperor Octavian:

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2025-10-17

Madame Lei brings us up to date with the way the campaign is going... and it's not clear-cut.

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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.

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2025-10-17

There are plenty of political reasons why we might not want a digital id, or CBDC (since they will inevitably be linked).

But there are technical reasons, as well as the  government's track record on security issues.

Not to mention the myriad 'industry' snouts (not to mention fly-by-nights) that may already be homing in on this latest government feeding trough, some of whom are unlikely to have security issues at the forefront of their priorities...

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2025-10-15

Alex Krainer makes some excellent points in the course of this video - but will anybody take any notice? For myself, the more I hear what he has to say, the more I warm to him.

And to whom is all this debt owed anyway?

Will it be up for some sort of renegotiation when push comes to shove? Who is pulling the strings here?

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2025-10-15

Madame Lei brings us up to date on the fortunes of Xi JinPing - is he still on the way out, or is he clinging on despite the odds against him?

"We are living through a turning point in history the likes of which we have never seen before... "

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2025-10-15

Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, one-time inhabitant of the Russian Gulag, also turned his attention to the regime(s) of the West.

"Political and intellectual bureaucrats show depression, passivity and perplexity in their actions and in their statements and even more so in theoretical reflections to explain how realistic, reasonable as well as intellectually and even morally warranted it is to base state policies on weakness and cowardice"

Yup, they have lost their way, and so become prey to any modish fad that the unprincipled but ambitious will cause to come their way.

"Everybody operates at the extreme limit of those legal frames. An oil company is legally blameless when it purchases an invention of a new type of energy in order to prevent

2025-10-15

What we See is Not What They Got, because apparently they didn't get diddly squat in the first place.

Have they been taking modelling tuition from Professor Ferguson?

Dr John Robson spills the beans on our very own Met Office.

2025-10-12

Released today, a 2½ hr video for those who like their boredom monotone.

Dr Joseph Sansone comments and links.

I won't repeat all the arguments here, it's become too tedious, but you can watch the video below, and there is plenty more background at Interest of Justice, and on our own Covid menu page.

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2025-10-11

This might set the proverbial cat amongst the pigeons. Perhaps it should be banned as offensive to all wrong-thinking people who make it their business to be egregiously put out by anything that they disagree with?

But the truth is that it reinforces that ancient but excellent principle of British Justice that many thought had been abandoned years ago (although nobody quite knew when exactly... ).

“The right to freedom of expression, if it is a right worth having, must include the right to express views that offend, shock or disturb"

Pass me my smelling salts! 

Still, all may not be completely unfettered:

“A person who acts so as to cause harassment, alarm or distress to another may commit an offence”

Now "harassment"

2025-10-09

Did Wilhelm Reich photograph living viruses in the 1930s?

Regular readers will be familiar with our (and Mike Yeadon's) suggestion that modern-day viruses are a hoax put about by the industry in order to justify injecting the healthy with their products - the healthy being a much larger population than the already sick, and thus present the potential for bigger profits by several orders of magnitude!

If Wilhelm was photographing live viruses in vivo, (and destroying them with pin-point accuracy by bio resonance!) doesn't that prove us wrong?

Unlikely for several reasons - but primarily that Big Pharma went to some trouble to ensure that his discoveries were never to be developed, because they would have made the pharmaceutical industry obsolete. Big Pharma's version of virology isn't based on Wilhelm Reich's research, so if his story is correct, their's is BS.