The Unelected

2022-12-03

Jon Rappoport is not a conventional person. 

He doesn't hold authority in high esteem (or any esteem at all!) - unless he can find truth and integrity in that authority's pronouncements. And he's his own judge on that.

If you were to ask me, I would say that in these troubled times, this is an attitude to which we should all aspire, even if we cannot yet see our way to full achievement of such aspiration.

I'm not sure that Jon has approved of any authority in recent years, other than perhaps some independent self-made authorities that also follow the evidence wherever it leads them.

After what seems like an eternity of Covid authorities rampant, he reposts a blog from February 2020 wherein he reviews what he thinks of the Covid scenario (just at the time that the vaccines were beginning to be rolled out).

"This article is a kind of summary of where I stand, at

2022-11-30

Martin Geddes, interviewed by Martin Bernstein, on the nature of the world's current collective experience and where this experience is going to lead us.

Seen through the prism of his own individual awakening, his personal experiences, and his professional defenestration, he leads us on the journey that we are all facing (or worse, still having to face even if we don't yet fully realise it).

The meaning of Q, the acronyms (WWG1WGA), Operation Paperclip, Operation Mockingbird, 9/11, Geoffrey Epstein et al, Trump, the world history that we think we understand, and then the real history (and thus the knowledge necessary to reconcile the state of the world today with the way that we got here).

There's a lot of material here both historical, criminological, technical, sociological, psychological, political and indeed spiritual.

Yes, it's necessarily quite long! But he's a very open and human person and in

2022-11-29

For some strange reason the mainstream media have been all over the Chinese Covid protests (although they are and have been resolutely AWOL when Covid protests occur in multiple western nations).

That circumstance alone gives me pause for thought.

We will see how matters turn out, but meanwhile Clayton Morris of Redacted gives us his rather more nuanced viewpoint:

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Another viewpoint, this time from the James Neil Cooper channel:

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2022-11-28

Public Child Protection Wales has published some very pertinent information which I suspect may well be relevant also in England and quite possibly Scotland, although I don't doubt that Scottish law may differ in the details.

Worth a look, if only to establish that yes, thus is all being driven by the UN, whatever we may or may not have been told, and there may well be ways to opt out.

Well done Wales.

2022-11-28

The Fulford Monday report is a must-read this week, even if you don't have a subscription.

We might be expecting the Russians to roll up the Ukraine, but Switzerland?

Worth reading, modest subscription recommended.

2022-11-28

A good friend of mine emailed me a link this morning with a "must read" recommendation.

Well, one person's "must-read" is sometimes another's "must-bin", but on this occasion I agreed completely. In fact so completely that I decided to feature it for your attention also, dear readers. 

Now it must be well-known by now that BREXIT under Mrs May (but Wouldn't) was a convoluted and incomprehensibly byzantine Hotel California agreement that defied logical analysis. That agreement was then picked up by Boris with the catch-phrase "Let's get BREXIT done!" upon which (despite those making a valiant last stand for a real BREXIT) he was voted in by a landslide.

This is the story told by Evelyn Farr (AKA Caroline Bell) who had the temerity to analyze the said

2022-11-26

There has (as far as I know) been little to no reporting of this gigantic event in the UK, but this confrontation is openly between the people versus the elite.

Following the election results in Brazil which were declared to favour candidate Lula da Silva, candidate Bolsonaro appealed to the Supreme Court for an investigation, but was awarded an impossibly large fine for his trouble.

The population have now been appealing to the military, in overwhelming numbers, to sort out the establishment. So far, the stalemate continues.

Rebel News reports:

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2022-11-26

Speaking of publications that work on behalf of the "authorities" rather than their own professed calling, TCW Defending Freedom (or "the Conservative Woman" as was - this name change itself illustrates the updates to emphasis that we now feel necessary to make in these nonsensical times) takes the BMJ no less to task for publishing what they claim is a smear job on those groups of medical professionals who really have been standing up for their own professed calling.

"It attempts to discredit a number of ethically motivated pressure groups...  in that time-honoured Big Brother way that George Orwell so chillingly first depicted"

And here perhaps we get to the nub of it:

"It is clearly designed to ensure that no members of either group get anywhere near the official Covid-19 Inquiry"

Well, we can't

2022-11-26

I didn't realise (I gave up paying much attention to the Telegraph a while ago) but it turns out that Bob was fired by the Telegraph - I guess that tells us all we need to know.

In past ages the court jester was permitted to poke fun at the powerful, but today even that small privilege is withheld. I suppose it's a reflection of the reach of the jester - today he can reach millions, and each picture is worth a thousand words...

And that tells me that the war for spiritual supremacy is between the government and the governed, that "they" can't justify what they do, and that the Telegraph really is a controlled mouthpiece rather than a source of independent journalism.

Oh, and they are scared that Bob will wake us all up!

He may well, as he very generously allows publications to feature his work without charge (and to parrot

2022-11-25

A worthwhile report today with some serious points that will be of interest in the UK and other parts of Europe.

Not to mention China.

Modest subscription required.

2022-11-25

For those not already au fait with CBDCs, the Corbett Report runs through some of the main features.

Learn about the split circuit monetary system, how it currently works, and why a CBDC could demolish the split circuits, folding all of our money back into the Central Bank. Cash would in the extreme be eliminated altogether and everybody's individual account would be held at the central bank.

Well, we are talking about a variety of account types here (current accounts, savings accounts, loan accounts) - would they all be held at the central bank?

And if all accounts are held at the central bank, what functions (if any) would the commercial banks still provide? Or would they simply become branches of the central bank for all practical purposes?

With the bank knowing the purpose of every transaction, could they really control our spending according to their whim and fancy? Such a control system would be orders

2022-11-24

Well, I suppose it had to happen soon enough, although I'm shocked it managed to happen before the final implosion, rather than afterwards when the desperate project to smear the innocent traditionally get's into its stride.

That's all to the good, because "getting your retribution in first" before that final inescapable implosion, means that we might actually get to glimpse the truth. It's also good to know that there may actually be real humans still at the NAO that our deluded powers-that-be haven't yet managed to turn into AI-controlled cyborgs programmed to endlessly repeat the party line.

Sadly I doubt it will make any discernible difference to the fate of "our" NHS as the NAO's report on their backlogs and waiting times makes clear (if we didn't already know) that that establishment might as well have been run by such cyborgs for many years.

"... in other words,  the Select Committee thinks all NHS

2022-11-21

London number 3, New Delhi number 1 in the world.

If you want to know (or if you don't) this is where we already are.

It's been installed all around us and it's already being improved.

We just haven't been told yet - Big Brother has been automated...

"we are living in a digital panopticon"

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2022-11-21

An interesting report this week, suggesting that the end may be approaching. 

Of course, it's the usual suspects who still stand in the way, but for how much longer?

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2022-11-21

Another riotously successful climate conference concluded, with much material for awaiting journalists to report to their eager readerships.

Not to be outdone, NetZero Watch add in their two-pen'orth for good measure - and some might say bring some much-needed realism and humour (not specifically in that order) to the topic.

The dreadful truth of course is that the War on Climate was the front-runner for the War on Terror, and lately the War on Pandemics - none of which can ever be determined to be won, since how would you define "winning"?

To measure the changing climate with any accuracy is a fools errand, given the chaotic nature of the contributing weather patterns; we might need accurate statistics spanning a century before a real trend could be determined and even that might not be enough.

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2022-11-18

Arthur Firstenberg, author of "The Invisible Rainbow", probably knows as much about the effects of electromagnetism on the planet as any man alive. In his book, he documents the effects of introducing electrical technologies over the last couple of centuries, and illuminating reading it is. From the very first experiments with electricity to the rolling out of military radars and civilian cellular telephone systems, little escapes his scrutiny, and a compelling case he makes without a doubt - even if there is (as with all human endeavour) the possibility of error in regard to specific instances.

Nevertheless there is abundant scientific literature to confirm that EMFs as we know them today can be

2022-11-18

A useful and interesting report this week reviewing the recent G20 meeting, the state of the various heads of state (including the major players), and the current geopolitical situation.

As always, the devil is in the detail, and certainty is a rare commodity, but the questions are relevant and worth the wait.

Modest subscription required.

2022-11-17

Of all the preposterous ideas for explaining the rising levels of excess deaths from all causes, "Climate Change" must rank amongst the most implausible - implausible that is unless you take your opinions from "experts" and "authorities" of official kinds rather than from evidence or from genuine practitioners of the art of medicine.

UKHSA's chief doom-monger and blame-dodger Jenny Harries may of course have some sort of undisclosed special interest involved in her unstinting determination to absolutely ignore any possible national side-effect (such as excess deaths) arising from the UKHSA's unshakeable purpose to inject as many unsuspecting people (and their children who by all available statistics are at no discernible risk from the demonised virus) with an experimental gene therapy of no known long-term safety profile - although it does now have a very known inability to prevent both infection and transmission.

A therapy which incidentally comes from a company whose proven 

2022-11-17

Bix Weir (yes, him again) talks to Greg Hunter (USA Watchdog) about the financial implications of the FTX insolvency.

But wasn't FTX something to do with crypto? I don't "do" crypto so why would that affect me? 

If it affects the banks, then it affects "me".

Are we prepared?

How do we prepare for a financial implosion that could (and may well) bring down all the major financial institutions in short order?

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2022-11-14

The General Medical Council is the regulatory body  

"... responsible for setting the standards for medical students and doctors... "

You might think that this is the doctors' professional association with members elected by the doctors themselves...  but it appears that you would be wrong.

A quick investigation of their web-site reveals that it is rather coy about how the Council chair and members get their councillorships, so being intrigued by this rather basic omission I did an internet search and came up with a 2019 advertisement in the Sunday Times for a Council Member (£18K annually for 'up to' 3 days per month, since you ask):

"We are seeking to appoint a medical member for our governing Council"

Equally strangely, the said "We" are not unidentified. Is it