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The Unelected
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Britain On the Brink
2025-08-29
Nick Griffin may not be everybody's cup of tea but he's "been around" for a long time and no doubt learned a fair bit in so being.
Regardless of his history, what he is saying on his new Substack does seem to make a great deal of sense even if not everything will find universal approval - but who does these days?
For all those of us who recognise that the real conflict is a psychological battle involving many factions but ultimately pitting those who want to destroy civilisation against those who want to recover it, his article covers a lot of ground and suggests a lot of good sense.
Whilst some of the factions may seem irreconcilable, we are all humans that want respect for ourselves, our families, and our version of civilisation. The way to obtain this for every faction involved without mutual destruction through civil war, is through mutual respect, a determination
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Central Bankers Dig In at Jackson Hole
2025-08-28
"If you're in a hole, stop digging!" - advice that I, with my "Help Desk" hat on, used to give to employees who didn't get the right result from a computer system transaction, but then started guessing at how to correct the situation, leaving me with a problem several times as deep as the original difficulty.
It seems that it's also advice to which many believe that Central Bankers should give careful consideration...
Promethean Action reports:
(10 minutes)
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Weasel Word of the Jurisdiction
2025-08-26
The King's Highway is not what it once was.
Not since the 18th Century.
After all, what is "reasonable"? One thing is for sure - it lacks a precise definition... a characteristic that we increasingly find in our Statute Book these days.
Humpty Dumpty would doubtless approve.
Martin Geddes joins the dots...
2025-08-27
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Is the Era of the GloboCop Now Over?
2025-08-24
Alex Krainer does seem to be the one commentator who makes a reasonable case for Trump's erratic (to say the least) performance in geopolitical terms.
So he must be worth listening to. Most of the rest seem to believe that Trump is simply bumbling around out of his depth, but in my view he never puts a word out of place. Everything over the last years has been deliberate, so unless we believe that Trump Mk 1 has been replaced by an inferior Trump Mk 2, it's hard to believe that he is now a bumbling idiot.
And if the "deep state" is in trouble in Ukraine and Israel, then whither do they turn their malign intention? Step forward Azerbaijan, Turkey, Serbia ...
(1 hour)
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View from the Plod
2025-08-23
A front-line police sergeant delivers a heart-felt rant about the state of her police force today.
"People are breaking - it can't continue, basically ... "
Prepare to be amazed.
(30 minutes)
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Xi Comes Back - in Tibet?
2025-08-22
Yes, it's complicated.
Clearly the result of the power struggle is still unclear.
If you can follow all this then congratulations! But it seems that the omens may not ultimately be propitious for Xi... there seem to be too many breaks with established custom and practice.
(55 minutes)
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Out of the Mouth of Cumbria Constabulary ...
2025-08-22
Cumbria Police have on the face of it tripped over the Data Protection Act in its dealings with Martin Geddes, who is seeking to audit the State's adherence to its own rules in its dealings with those whom it seeks to punish.
He christens this the "Absolute Zero Protocol" (which for the avoidance of doubt is not related to the Net Zero project, but is all about using every lawful remedy to expose unlawful conduct by the State).
"I have received an extraordinary and damning letter from Cumbria Constabulary — one that exposes them as engaging in overt political policing and unlawful retribution for public speech"
In this case he is using the provisions of the General Data Protection Act 2018 to obtain information that Cumbria Police hold on him in relation to his case. He therefore sent them a Data Subject Access Request as provided for under the Act.
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Trackng Behind Invisibility
2025-08-22
Just what is the Tony Blair Institute up to?
I suppose the short answer is: whatever Tony Blair wants it to get up to.
Given that our government hasn't been working for true representatives of the people probably beyond living memory, somebody must be guiding it from behind the scenes, and secretive organisations copiously funded by dubious oligarchs might today seem prime candidates.
OK, so the TBI has been operational (at least in current form) for only nine years (according to #together).
"The Tony Blair Institute for Global Change... was set up in 2016, absorbing the Tony Blair Faith Foundation... which was supposed 'to educate, inform and develop understanding' about different religions"
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Beijing Feels the Power of the Military
2025-08-21
China takes another step away from Xi JinPing.
Madam Lei explains...
"General Zhang Youxia sent the PLA into the capital, seizing control like no one has dared in decades"
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The Cure for Alzheimer's?
2025-08-20
Yup, it's time to demolish another much repeated canard, this time concerning that deadly menace: cholesterol!
I was accosted at our local petrol station last week by a man who wanted me to contribute cash for the search for the "cure for Alzheimer's".
Well, such welI-intentioned folk have been exhorting me for years to contribute to the "cure for cancer" cause, but I am of the view that if they had looked for this mythological cure elsewhere rather than always in my wallet, then they might have had more success.
Anyway I didn't handle it as well as perhaps I should have, contenting myself (well, my vehicle was still blocking a petrol pump) with a quick exclamation of "Coconut Oil!" before continuing on my way. I expect he thought I was mad, but I'm used to that.
In point of fact I know a little about Alzheimer's, as my mother and grandmother were victims (see - it's inherited!) but I am not, even though I am
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Is British Justice All at Sea Without a Paddle?
2025-08-19
Martin Geddes has been busy trying to establish by what authority justice is delivered in the lower Courts of the Kingdom.
So far, it hasn't been looking good.
Now he is broadening his enquiry to determine if any Courts of the Land or Sea remain that are still legally constituted?
(Will he all too soon be asking if we are still a Kingdom at all, or simply a fiefdom of corporate racketeers ..? Are the omens propitious?)
"For balance, let’s acknowledge there are two sides to this story... "
But perhaps I'm getting ahead of the state of play ...
2025-08-20
Late News
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Is Epstein More than a mere Agent of the Mossad Control System?
2025-08-14
Courtenay's Substack suggests that Epstein, far from operating as a mere entrapment service to ensnare the rich famous and powerful to the service of some supposed secret society, was actually actively involved in shaping the trans-humanist future for the survivors of our current times.
If Game A was the top-down model where Peak AI controls a hierarchical pyramid (albeit a much flatter pyramid than hitherto envisaged) built upon the controlled slaves within the city slave-quarters, then maybe to challenge that concept we need a Game B built upon a bottom-up control model where the power resides in slaves and is collected and consolidate into the global decision-making by the AI.
Or something like that - I haven't had the chance to study the detail, but you can read it for yourself if you are so minded.
I have to say that it's a quite
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Blast from the Past - Brainwashing!
2025-08-14
Yuri Bezmenov revisited.
"Mr. Griffin dedicated his life to warning Americans of the covert conspiracy to destroy the United States from the inside out. Ironically, the year was 1984 when Mr. Griffin landed a rare interview with KGB defector, and propaganda expert, Yuri Bezmenov"
In 1984 the villain was the Soviet Union.
In 2025 the villain is... the CIA (not to mention the Five Eyes).
Maybe the inversion of reality is just about complete - it's just that we haven't fully recognised it ... yet.
(5 minutes)
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The Phantom of Justice
2025-08-13
"If it looks like a mafia extortion racket, and smells like a mafia extortion racket, maybe it is a mafia extortion racket?"
"... we are watching a hollowed-out state being dismantled in slow motion"
"Our job as civilians isn’t to 'beat the system.' It’s to gather testimony showing why it was too corrupt to salvage"
Martin Geddes continues to gather his testimony.
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Make of This What You Will
2025-08-13
Kate Shemirani is controversial.
"I realised that everything I had been taught was rubbish... everything that they tell you... you need to do is an inversion of what you really need to do... "
"... It's a total abuse of power... "
"... we have uncovered... something that is so sinister, so horrific, that Covid just pales in comparison... in 2020... everyone became an organ donor... unless you opt out .. so we now have 13 yr olds then, who are 20 now, that don't know that you have to opt out... Great Britain is going to be the biggest organ-donors in the world... supplying organs to the entire commonwealth... "
It's your view that counts.
(2 hrs 9 mins)
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Ukraine and Alaska Update
2025-08-13
As Alaska prepares to host the Donald and Vladimir Vladimirovich, Sebastian assesses the prospects for success, both in Alaska and in Ukraine. And Europe.
(23 minutes)
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Zero hedge reports on Ukrainian Public Opinion.
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Chinese Power Games - Update
2025-08-13
Madame Lei brings us up to date with how the various factions are shaping up.
(51 minutes)
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A Conspiracy Theory to End them All
2025-08-12
... or, some might think, to end us all.
I couldn't possibly comment.
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Financials in Uncharted Waters
2025-08-12
Love him or loathe him or simply can't make head nor tail of him, we can perhaps all agree that Trump is taking us where no president has previously dared - and nobody knows where we will end up.
And he's doing it in a style that no previous president dared to present.
The ever reliable Nick Hubble writing for Investor's Daily makes the case.
But will Trump get away with it where Liz Truss could not, and if so, why?
The short answer may simply be that Trump now has the Fed where he wants them - with his nominee joining the Board and in place ready to take over the Fed whenever occasion arises. Liz Truss never had such leverage over the Bank of England...
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The Great Game Comes into Perspective
2025-08-12
Played out over centuries, the Great Game approaches another leg of its nefarious geopolitical contortions.
But is this just another planned twist of the eternal manipulations, or is it approaching a climax of some sort that will kill or mortally wound the beast, once and for all?
Alex Krainer explains the intricacies of this contrived power-play for the world, ancient and now modern.
Oh for St George, who might kill the beast with a simple thrust of his lance!
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