2025-09-02

For those new to the idea that everything that we are told is an inversion of the truth, you may appreciate Ole Dammegard's long history of investigation and consequential harassment...  it's a story of his journey into humanity's quest for... simple truth.

You are sure to be shocked, disbelieving, and maybe ultimately won over by his simple honesty in the face of unrelenting lies and totally inverted narrative.

"... they look human, but they don't act human..."

There is only one Ole Dammegard, but anyone can become a critical thinker... if we are prepared to abandon all our previous education and to come to trust in our own judgement. After all, we were provided by our Creator with the most extraordinary organ between our ears, and it would be the height of disrespect not to use it.

"... videos, audios, you can't

2025-09-01

Summer is over, the Fall begins...

The Fall of the Cabal?

As ever, information can be indistinguishable from disinformation, and there is much that isn't as it seems - possibly including "the Donald".

Change is definitely in the air, and it's not uncontested. Big protests in Australia and Indonesia, certainly protests in the UK and elsewhere, and certainly protests being infiltrated and possibly hijacked by deep state factions. 

We are called to be wary, non-judgmental. "Vengeance is mine saith the Lord".

In principle, let the 3D warriors battle it out in 3D. 

There is probably no such thing as a "clean" protest these days, just as there are no "clean" political parties. But it is well said that "

2025-09-01

The Trump Putin meeting in Alaska was very likely about something completely different - the Ukraine was merely a side-issue?

Alex Krainer speculates on what really went on...

If anybody really thinks that Russia and the US are about to indulge themselves in a nuclear war then they are almost certainly completely deluded. They have far more to gain from cooperation rather than conflict. After all, like Britain and France, they are separated only by the quite narrow Bering Strait, and Paris and London have already shown that modern tunnelling techniques are more than a match for such erstwhile barriers...

The art of the deal will win out.

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2025-08-31

Britain is broken...   England is broken.

Why, and what to do?

This video will probably cause revulsion and support in equal measure across different sections of the population, but it raises points that many feel need addressing.

Immigration is a case in point. But my view is simple, if somebody wanted to come here enough to make the effort then presumably they came because they thought we offered a better future than their home country (for whatever reason). So there should be large measure of agreement across immigrants and indigenous alike on support for the English way of life, based on mutual tolerance of our differences. We should have common interests. We almost certainly do have common interests, as well as cultural differences.

So who is puffing up our differences and why are they so permitted?

And did some somehow come unwillingly?

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2025-08-31

I suppose that today it's August that's going on, and tomorrow it will be September...

Sebastian explains the post Trump posturings of the European "leaders", but will they listen?

If even the mainstream media are seeing the light, will the leaders finally be left behind within their own echo-chamber whilst the continent moves on?

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2025-08-31

The power struggle in China may (or may not) be nearing its climax - but of course "it ain't over til the fat lady sings". The problem here is that China isn't known for having an abundance of fat ladies, let alone any who can sing...  

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2025-08-30

Mark Attwood interviews Ian Clark - how much do we value our health?

How much does Big Pharma value our health - less than we do, or more? Or perhaps what they really value is our sickness...? Which option would reward them better?

So whom should we favour with our trust - ourselves, or the medico-politico industry?

And why do we not consider our health until our body smacks us across the face with a serious problem? That happened to me around the turn of the century, and it became clear that if I continued to rely on the NHS for a problem for which they clearly had no answer, then I was just being stupid. So I would have to work something out for myself.

So I did. And it's fair to say that I never looked back. But I was lucky - my problem didn't involve an early death, even given the NHS's ineffectual management. Whilst I was smacked gently, many are not so lucky...

Chinese General Shortage?

2025-08-29

Maybe because fake money was invented - or more likely first appeared - in ancient Babylon.

There are implications that arise from that statement that I will leave as an exercise for the reader - I can't be expected to spoon-feed every answer!

To be sure many do say that debt-slavery was invented there, but that rather presupposes that Babylonian money existed prior to debt slavery, a proposition that may not be supported by evidence...

So what is this "debt-slavery" notion? Nothing less than the art of fooling people to repay fake loans with good money, and ultimately take on amounts of fake debt so large that they cannot be repaid, leading to fake bankruptcy under the system. It's fundamentally a deceit (which we have talked about previously), but to recap we need to talk about what is money, and to do that we have to talk about the purpose of markets, and how money enables everyone to come to

2025-08-29

Dominic Cummings.

A name to strike fear into darkness by simply shining the light of his reportage into the deep abyss of inverted government.

That nobody else has dared is extraordinary - there have been memoirs enough published by politicians over the years but nothing on this scale. 

Will he survive, or will he be suicided one day and mysteriously disappear, and his truth with him?

If anything at all is to be salvaged from the existing machinery of government then his writings will form the irreplaceable bedrock of evidence and logic upon which the redesign will eviscerate the long list of everything that is wrong - and more or less everything is indeed wrong.

But there is hope (Farage take note!):

"A PM could reverse this fast. A highly

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

2025-08-29

We don't feature much about the state of schools in our country, because it's a long time since I was at school, and no doubt the changes since then have been enormous.

A few years ago David Adelman asserted that schools today are no place for children - but the catch is that nobody has time for home-schooling these days (even if they knew how to do it) so parents send their kids off to the State's tender care.

We did that ourselves.

There they get the State's one-size-fits-all education by artificial intelligence - in other words, there is a rule for everything and the rules must be followed. Regardless of whether the kid actually needs a bit of TLC or a clip around the ear (only joking!) he/she/it/them/they/<insert

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:

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2025-08-28

Here is a "peer-reviewed" paper that asserts that the Covid19 jabs qualify as "violations of the Biological Weapons Convention".

No kidding.

They also assert that the "gain of function" artificial "virus" similarly qualifies.

Regular readers will be familiar with our view that the virus was in fact no more than a mind-virus designed to persuade the population at large to accept the real bioweapons: the jabs - after all, why bother changing all the existing tried and tested rules world-wide so as to spectacularly increase the number of deaths attributed to Covid?

If the pandemic had any reality, that would have been visible in the deaths properly attributed by tried and tested convention.

After all, no deaths = no pandemic, so why did "deaths by Covid" have to be

2025-08-28

"How did this happen?"

Group-think.

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2025-08-27

Did we think that Alaska was all about the Ukraine?

Hell No!

If you want to bring down the status quo, then build something new that will make itobsolete.

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2025-08-27

So just what is the history behind the war in the Ukraine?

Ukraine used to be a major part of the USSR, and was well-linked within the USSR to Russian industries.

After the fall of the Iron Curtain, Ukraine continued its close links.

But western interests had other ideas and wanted Ukraine to (eventually) join the EU and NATO.

2025-08-27

What are we if we cannot trust one another?

In truth it is trust that makes the world go round.

We trust every time we buy something off the internet that it will be delivered as ordered in an acceptable time frame.

We trust that the merchant will not then bombard us everyday with pointless emails suggesting that we buy more from them (here's looking at you, A******).

We trust that if the shop says that xyz is "organic" then it is.

We trust our garage when we leave our personal motor with them for its service requirements, even though, or especially because, any mistake that they may make might cost us in more ways than simply monetary.

And - in at the deep end! - when we make or accept a proposal of marriage,we trust that we will be able to

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

JCS Matters: “smoking guns” in their own words