The Unelected

2025-12-22

Nick Hudson - follower of the money - interviewed by Neil Oliver.

Our modern world is gradually being revealed, partly through the communicative power of the internet, and partly through the growing realisation that the world is not what we thought it was, and the many who have decided that they want to know how the world really works is now growing exponentially. AI or no AI.

Those who do know should be getting increasingly worried - but who exactly are they anyway?

As money (of whatever nature) is "what makes the world go round", those who understand the operation of the various monetary systems (lawful or otherwise) should be well placed to understand how our world operates.

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2025-12-13

Junk science climate scare paper (published April 2024) retracted by Nature.

How did it pass peer review? What took them so long?

"Kotz was patent nonsense... Yet Kotz was avidly picked up by government agencies around the world seemingly desperate to use any old gobbledegook to push the Net Zero fantasy"

"In a report to the British Parliament, the Climate Change Committee referenced Kotz in a section discussing economic damage arising from climate risk. Meanwhile, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) appears to have been a keen fan of Kotz and all its downstream impact works such as NGFS Phase V."

2025-12-11

We have covered the work of this ex-cop before...

... but we have had to wait until now for the full truth to (hopefully) come out into the mainstream. 

"This could have all come out eight years ago..."

"London kids need justice"

Of course, it could just be a baseless conspiracy theory... 

(2 hrs 6 mins)

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2025-12-10

Martin Geddes is still inventing the vocabulary that will adequately convey the meaning behind the frankly (mostly but not necessarily) illegalSJP (Single Justice Procedure).

See what you think...

Mistalitarianism: the violence of non-being

2025-12-10

If you are an IT executive and thinking to outsource your IT systems design and implementation - but not to China or India, but to an AI...  this may be for you.

No business is static. The static ones tend to fall by the wayside as customers change their ways and want something better.

And every system needs tweaking fix problems and cope with unintended consequences...

Change is the order of the day for any IT system, and especially the new ones navigating the bathtub curve for the first time.

How will your shiny new AI-designed systems cope with the requirement for change?

2025-12-09

With Russia and Europe seemingly unable to make peace...

There's a lot of history here which explains the seemingly inexplicable.

It's everything that we need to remember.

"I love my country, not my government"

(Is there a western nation remaining that doesn't relate to that sentiment?)

(41 minutes)

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2025-12-09

"Dim the Sun", or "Dim Sum"?

One hour of revelatory good sense. But are you ready for it?

"If we can unpick Irishness, we can unpick anything"

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2025-12-08

Plenty going on just now, although mostly behind the scenes. By the time the news catches up with events I'm guessing much will be over (bar the shouting).

Likewise in this era of global meltdown and multiple bluffs it's hard to differentiate fact from fiction, white hats from black hats. 

Still, it's an interesting report this week that confirms that events are moving faster than most can keep up with.

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2025-12-07

It was called "Operation Talla" - but it could have been called "Three Wise Monkeys": Hear no evidence, See no evidence, Admit no evidence.

Search engines will tell you a lot about the Talla Reservoir near Tweedsmuir from 1905 or thereabouts, but haven't apparently caught up with the UK Police Operation Talla from 2021 onward.

Happily we can keep you up to date with the latest news from Ethical Approach UK, and retired (in name only!) policeman Mark Sexton, who have now published the results of their investigations.

This all started back in June 2021 when Mark Sexton went down to the local police station to report a crime.

We...

2025-12-07

Oh and gold. Gold being a monetary metal whose supply is approximately constant.

Unlike dollars and pounds that can be printed in quantity by a few strokes on a central banker's keyboard. If we produced money like that they would lock us up, so how is it "OK" for central banks (oh, and retail banks too!) to do it?

Maybe it's not what you know, but who you know? And who doesn't know?

As always, this is not financial advice. It's how the world works...

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2025-12-07

This is a well-known story (in earlier times anyway) that bears repeating, especially in today's over-governed times.

Centrally planned economies have come and gone over the years, but the under-planned economies have thrived because nobody told everybody what they couldn't do. So they went ahead and did it. People tend not to do things that are not in their interests, and they also tend to learn sharpish from their mistakes. Unless they work for the government of course, because then the costs of their mistakes simply get loaded onto the taxpayer, whilst their "gold-plated" pensions sail serenely on... so what's not to like?

So we should all work for the government then?

(NB This is financial advice for neither investors nor job-seekers. It may well be financial advice for governments... unless you are 

2025-12-05

Well, if we want to talk about it, we need the words.

Martin Geddes aided and abetted by his automated assistants Grok and ChatGpt comes up with the goods:

2025-12-04

And not only an empty bluff, but the target of the President of the United States, who has boxed it into a corner from which it cannot escape with its self-esteem intact.

And when NATO falls, what of the similarly over-confident EU?

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Watch also Venezuela - "where Trump is striking at the financial jugular of the British