The Unelected

2023-04-24

The Deep State continues to twist and turn...  but seemingly to little avail except to create chaos and further harm.

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2023-04-17

"The Ukrainian war has now ended and Ukraine will cease to exist"

...and much else besides!

I don't doubt that this news (and more) may take a while to reach the front line, so hold the celebration until news breaks formally - there are a lot of egos that will need to be worked around here.

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2023-04-16

I don't doubt that many are heartily sick of hearing about the WHO and it's predilection for promoting its pestilential pandemic panics, but hey, what else are they supposed to do?

The Pandemic Treaty (or "Accord" as we are now supposed to call it) "will not affect individual countries’ sovereignty" according to that panjandrum of interference in global health affairs, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus.

A bit like the UK joining the EU would not compromise our sovereignty, because it was a democratic decision of Parliament and could be revoked by Parliament. So that's all right then.

And maybe it hints at the correct solution to the WHO imperium.

Be that as it may, it isn't the end of the story because the "Accord" is not the only threat on the books - we also need to consider (but Parliament may or may not debate?) the WHO's proposed amendments to the International Health Regulations, which apparently

2023-04-16

Dr Reiner Fuellmich, here speaking to "Man In America", gives a more or less comprehensive run-down of the events of recent years, what they may mean, and how it will likely (even inevitably) turn out.

Whether or not we agree with the metaphysical speculations is for each of us to determine, but the overall logic expounded by Dr Fuellmich is the main show here.

Excellent.

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2023-04-15

Yes, Richard Vobes is pulling out all the important issues - so yes, whilst he does that I will feature his work!

"Community" is a multifaceted word much banded about these days - and true to form, this interview is indeed multifaceted (and consequently long!).

To whet your appetite: "Cornwall is not part of the UK" !

(OK, that's not central to the presentation, but it does grab attention)

"... you don't need to know it, you just need to know where to find the answers"

"... our job is to put the assemblies together so that when one person finds an answer, it goes to everybody"

" We are a private members association and the members make their own rules and regulations"

"... if they want a top-down society then they can continue as

2023-04-15

As absurdity piles upon absurdity, Sir Julian Rose talks with Richard Vobes to explain the true state of affairs as they are imposed by our affairs of State - particularly with respect to our food supplies.

"We the consumers have to take this initiative - we are the only people that can save these sorts of farmers"

" ... we want real food, we want it fresh, and we want it local, and we'll pay a fair price for it... "

"... we could start, finally, to break down this gap between the urban / suburban and the farming community..."

Supermarket food looks nice, but it's farm-to-consumer miles are off the scale and

 "... it's all highly destructive on every environmental level possible"

Quite so.

Allowing the supermarket supplies to

2023-04-14

Or, as the bard didn't say:

"If Warming be the means to power, drone on - give them excess of it, that surfeiting, the people may weary, and so comply".

Whether you appreciate my doggerel or not, this con has been fought for many a year, as evidenced by this informative video from 2015.

Eight years on, it's time to listen.

Unless of course you put implicit trust in that unaccountable club of oligarchs, the WEF.

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2023-03-18

Many of us may have suspected this for some time, but suspicion is not evidence.

Reiner Fuellmich here interviews Călin Georgescu from Romania, who has (almost) 18 years of experience in serving the UN.

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2023-03-17

Teenagers have always had a problem with society's expectations of their interactions with the opposite sex. So it's no surprise if that tradition still lingers, although perhaps it is a disappointment that expectations seem to have become more extreme, perhaps in particular for white indigenous Brits.

"This moral shift has been encouraged by social media and an expansive higher education sector that delights in tearing down the old order. Things we once took for granted are merely ‘constructed’ – and anyone who disagrees is a misogynistic privilege-hoarder"

Sounds a bit extreme doesn't it? But in a world where pre-pubescent kids are expected to attend "Drag Queen Story Hours" it may be that our teenagers are actually getting off lightly.

As far as I can see it's the usual gaslighting technique - encourage them by a constant barrage of LGBTQ+ sexual propaganda and then trip them up over trivial or imagined minor misdemeanours that will only add

2023-03-17

The ever-expanding web of NGOs that make it their business to poke their noses into everybody's opinions to check their thinking (and if required cancel their legal communications) comes in for some necessary analysis in the Daily Sceptic.

Of course it has to be a self-important "Institute", in this case the portentous-sounding "Institute for Strategic Dialogue" of which I'm guessing very few have ever heard. 

"The ISD alone spends over £5 million per year and, at this stage, it is likely that tens of millions of pounds have been invested by such groups into developing tools to identify political dissent in the U.K. and other countries"

Which brings us back to the subject of finance - where do all these millions spent by such organisations come from?

"In order to illuminate these nefarious connections, we developed a simple network map for the ISD, where the links between the ISD and others

2023-03-16

Many people are aware that banks cannot survive a bank run - an event where too many customers decide that they want their money out please. If the bank doesn't have enough cash-in-hand to pay them then they can only close their doors, making the problem obvious to everybody. Trust in that bank implodes and then everybody wants their cash out.

The question of course is - what is it that prompts the original few to start withdrawing their money and kicking off the process? A mere rumour may be enough.

Another means by which a bank may be caught short is the "complex financial instrument" (good wording: "complex" implies that it's way beyond our simple minds to understand, so please leave it to the experts) - otherwise called a "derivative" - an agreement that in theory will hedge your risk against some unforeseen event that would otherwise cost you a great deal of money. Banks make good money selling this form of insurance whilst such events do not occur, and so with blithe insouciance create an

2023-03-15

No ifs, no buts, according to the ECLJ. 

"This principle was reaffirmed in the aftermath of World War II, after doctors were convicted at Nuremberg for euthanizing disabled people. This principle does not provide for any exceptions to euthanasia"

"The decriminalization of euthanasia is not only a systematic violation of human rights, but also an extremely serious cultural and legal regression"

They point out the European Convention on Human Rights (Article 2): "No one shall be deprived of his life intentionally".

The ECLJ is mounting a campaign to  remind the UN of its responsibility to support the right to life, especially for the vulnerable, the elderly, and/or the disabled.

2023-03-15

Mass awakening, fall of the political ideologies, dollar hyper-inflation, collapse of government-funded, Trump Cities, academies collapse, real science rebuilt/revealed, detox from DS, demise of the central banks, Trump, vaccines, greatest ever depression...

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