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  • Chinese Elders Strike Xi's Generals?

    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.

    (25 minutes)

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  • The Trends Shaping Trade and Geopolitics of the Future

    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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  • The Subversion of Justice - It Has a Name!

    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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  • The Campaign to Remove Xi JinPing

    2025-10-17

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

    (12 minutes)

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  • Zig-Zag Diplomacy Trump Style

    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.

    (25 minutes)

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  • Digital Id - Boom or Bust?

    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...

    (23 minutes)

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  • An Interesting Discussion of Pertinent Home Truths

    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?

    (52 minutes)

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  • By the Rumour, Sell the Plenum

    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... "

    (43 minutes)

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  • It Takes a Russian to Truly Understand a Faux Democracy

    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

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  • Met Office Modelling All at Sea?

    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.

     

  • For Those Who Didn't Get the Memo on mRNA

    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.

    (2 hrs 31 mins)

     

     

  • Free Speech Landmark Ruling by Crown Court

    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"

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  • Will Future Prove Past?

    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.

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  • The What? The Internet Governance Forum? What's That?

    2025-10-09

    If you haven't guessed already, it's a initiative of the UN to make sure that this shamefully unruly internet is brought under control. It's chaos out there!

    Of course it is. It reflects the preoccupations desires and forebodings of all imperfect humanity, so what else could it be?

    But obviously the "Great and the Good" at the UN consider that it's their job to step up to govern the world so that humanity can be tamed, controlled, ID'ed and brought to order - their order of course. They are experts so can do as they like.

    But can the inexpert living plebs of this planet coordinate a response that might tip the balance back toward humanity and a chaos-tolerant variant of the net?

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  • 1939 Over Again?

    2025-10-07

    "Europe is about to collapse and the United States is washing its hands of it"

    Well, if the EU is truly intent on picking a fight with its easterly neighbour, what is the US supposed to do about it?

    "Western elites in Brussels, Berlin, and Paris are pushing Vladimir Putin into a corner — leaving him no choice but to defend Mother Russia"

    "The elites want war without regard to reality"

    "A top US general now says that NATO could seize Kaliningrad in just a matter of hours... "

    (15 minutes)

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  • Who Was "Charlie Freak"?

    2025-10-07

    If I am confused about the alleged shooting of Charlie Freak, then I'd bet that many are also confused. It looked to me like a psy-op - merely the most recent of many - and likely perpetrated by one of the usual array of suspects. For all I know, "Charlie Freak" may himself have been a psy-op.

    This is a second outing by Martin Geddes into the deep uncharted waters of "Charlie Freak" (see the companion piece here). And yes, he dives deep, yet not to uncover the truth, but to reveal the significance. Or not - it's for us to decide.

    "... this isn’t mere strategy; it’s the soul’s field-manual. Warfare’s theater doubles as ego’s quiet audit under divine direction"

    Ready? 

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  • Aliens Press my Centre, My Right is Retreating, Situation Excellent, I am Attacking!

    2025-10-07

    If you're a general or maybe a politician, established habits of geopolitics and warfare die hard, and any incoming alien group (unless it arrives uninvited in small inflatables from mid-Channel) will likely be taken as a hostile force and met with military action. To a man with a hammer, everything looks like a nail.

    But maybe this doesn't present the best way to interact with "aliens" that come our way.

    For a start, whencever they come from, their technology is likely to be vastly more developed than ours, so they will assuredly have sent their scouts in advance, and will know to bring some primitive inflatables with them on a calm day. If they are friendly.

    If not, we will have no answers should they decide to rumble us. Our best course therefore is likely to be to hold the military, offer respectful friendliness, and to try to learn as much as possible from them in

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  • Everything is a Sting-Op or Psy-Op Until Proven Otherwise

    2025-10-07

    In the spirit of boldness, who will dare to venture where others fear to tread?

    Not in the material universe of earth, air, fire, water, animal, vegetable, mineral, flesh and blood, light and dark, sun moon planets and the mysteries of the physical universe...
    ... but in the spiritual universe of knowledge, truth, love, trust, promises, encouragement, transparency, freedom, sovereignty... and mysticism, fear, deceit, betrayal, secrecy, psychological imprisonment, threats and slavery...   

    Well, nowadays we all have little choice - the domain of the physical universe which we inhabit has perhaps long been thought to be infinite, and we are learning that the domain of the spirit is much more extensive than perhaps we realised in our

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  • Fulford Report - Monday 7 Oct - Trump Trumped?

    2025-10-06

    The only item missing this week is the eponymous prophet of doom walking up and down the High Street with his "The End is Nigh" message held defiantly aloft.

    Instead we have an additional announcement under "Breaking News: "The Gaza and Ukraine wars are to be ended immediately"

    OK, but how is all that going to be achieved all of a sudden?

    Who is Trump? What is he? For whom does he work? 

    What are the military and secret services up to now?

    The natives are growing restless - and the Czech Republic has elected a dreadful populist...

    and of course basket case France has lost another Prime Minister ..

    It's a very full report this week, but

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  • Ofcom and the Inversion of Regulation

    2025-10-06

    "Ofcom has quietly transformed from a communications regulator into the most powerful censor in UK history"

    Apparently it is having a "Year of Action" and is proposing“Additional Safety Measures” no doubt to keep us all safe and (more importantly?) unruffled.

    "Our regulatory approach must be dynamic" (Quite so - the Act was

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