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2025-06-28

It's not a trick question. When the music stops and debts have to be repaid, what will happen?

We will discover whose finances have been over-extended. It won't be pretty.

This is not financial advice!

Note that the sponsor of this video may want you to buy its shares - that is up to you, but note also that in today's circumstances where all the financial markets appear to be rigged, normal assumptions may not apply...

Remember - your health is your true wealth - the rest is just numbers on unknown computer databases...

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2025-06-28

The poor get poorer, the rich get richer.

"... working relentlessly in a first tier city might only lead to "just surviving'... "

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2025-06-28

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2025-06-28

Listen very carefully...

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2025-06-27

The airline industry isn't immune from technical problems, not to mention the associated safety perception and loss of trust...

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2025-06-27

It seems that Iran and Israel still fling missiles at each other, despite the "Trump ceasefire".

And it seems that Iran is the country that is best prepared for continuing war.

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2025-06-27

Martin Geddes in his latest Substack addresses his (and our) legal difficulties, and how they might be addressed.

From within, or from without.

What to do when the Police, CPS and Judiciary are all shown to be merely an unconstitutional Kabuki Theatre?

There are several approaches...

The "Carlisle Doctrine": expose, don't escape

But if the whole panoply of justice is no more than a complex and deceitful performative art form with no lawful basis, then who can take it on? Even Parliament would struggle to exert any

2025-06-27

The following glad tidings will no doubt herald a Great Leap Forward, an incoming cornucopia of UK manufacturing abundance, bolstering the Treasury private sector, led by the incredibly wise initiatives of the government in creating new markets (particularly in modern green energy initiatives, and modern munitions and supplies for our newly-to-be-modernised but hitherto underfunded military) and encouraging new initiatives (such as AI) that will enable this abundance to be produced at little cost in terms of labour and training requirements.

The pertinent verbiage, extruded onto the Gov UK website, will be widely welcomed by all true patriots.

Whilst it may take a few years for these initiatives to create enough abundance to actually trickle down to the population at

2025-06-26

More scuttlebutt from China, and who better to read the tea leaves than Lei?

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2025-06-26

"Officials now only focus on self-preservation..."

If you thought the UK was bad, consider China.

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2025-06-26

Sebastian provides clarity on the outcome of the recent meeting of NATO. As usual, it's an opinion piece.

Will it solve the problems? Well, as always, it depends upon which problems we are really talking about...

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2025-06-26

What is going on? Everyone is guessing now... but Alex is normally as well-informed as anybody.

"Something very close to nothing actually happened"

"... the effect of Trump's actions... seems to be consistent with his position... the dismantling of the post WW2 global order... " 

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2025-06-25

We have featured a few videos recently indicating that all is not well in China. This sheds some light on the issues.

"... the government has set up the office of pay cuts ... the average[pay] cut is about 30%... "

"... the human-feed business is booming... "

And that's just the beginning...

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2025-06-25

Yanis Varoufakis on things we should know about the UK in Cyprus, and Zionism.

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2025-06-24

I think it was Socrates who made that observation - but then he didn't have the internet to enlighten him. Perhaps it was attributed to Socrates, or perhaps "Socrates" himself was just a pen-name for a disgruntled ancient Greek philosopher?

Perhaps if he had had access to an internet he would have... doubled down on that observation?

I suppose we should add AI and CGI into the equation to make certain that invention (whether of necessity or of an overarching need to maintain the pack of lies we are fed daily by media of all stripes and none) continues to pollute our intake of news.

I suggest that anybody who assures us that they have the real deal on news is suspect. There are so many ways to generate fake news that the ratio of fake to real probably follows the 80-20 rule. When you factor in that much of it is generated by those who own everything, or even whizz-kids who do clever things simply "because they can", we have a problem - what to believe?

2025-06-24

Sebastian Sas isn't your average YouTube interviewer - "formal dialogue" isn't his style, he prefers a good rant to point up all the inconsistencies in those who imagine themselves to be our leaders and betters.

One definition of madness is to keep doing the same thing whilst expecting a different result. If NATO knew what they were doing, the war would be over by now - but it isn't, so "something must be done".

To set the scene, NATO has no means to shoot down Russia's latest missile, so they have an innovative solution... will it work?

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2025-06-24

Rupert Sheldrake (speaking at the Glastonbury Symposium 2020) now meets Martin Geddes (and his AI) to explore a startling proposition - that the Q drops were never meant to be decoded in the style of Sherlock Holmes, but rather to prompt our intuitive access to truths already "out there" within the field of consciousness, via morphic resonance - the recognition of existing patterns of information.

"You are no longer a consumer of a message. You become a carrier wave of the field"

I guess these are deep waters, but fascinating none the less. So today I feature Rupert at the Glastonbury Symposium of 2020, where he explains his theories:

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2025-06-24

Scott Ritter reviews the possibilities for peace, war, regime change in the wake of the Trump bombings of Iran.

"... nothing is guaranteed... we just don't know... we are in the middle of the fog of war... "

"... there is the opportunity for a grand bargain to be had here... "

Forty minutes of informed opinion, tinged with hope and a large measure of practicality.

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2025-06-23

A relevant slant on the Trump attack on Iran's nuclear sites. He may just have driven the BRICS to close ranks around Iran.

I obviously don't know how matters will work out, but I wouldn't recommend anyone to move to Israel just now.

Ben also throws in some detail about why the Satanists are so keen to protect the ongoing war - if you are fighting a war then matters judicial take a back seat. Not for the faint of heart.

Oh, and prepare to question everything you thought you knew... the change just unleashed/unveiled (according to Ben) will rewrite global geopolitics from the ground up.

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2025-06-23

Hard to argue with this analysis - the game has completely changed.

"Iran is not going to be allowed to lose - there will be no defeat of Iran"

Fifteen minutes of clarity.

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