2025-10-18

The war in Gaza still smoulders...  although the full-throated bombings are as yet in abeyance.

"... this is the most depraved violations of international law, but it has become so normalised with Israel... "

Prof. Mohamad Marandi and journalist Ali Abunimah review the situation pertaining.

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2025-10-18

Martin Geddes has documented exactly the apparent current policy to replace Justice in this country by a theatrical simulation devoid of due process.

Ethical Approach UK has now nailed this obfuscation as an illegal act which should be prosecuted.

"... the Octavian Principle is not abstract history but a living, often used, institutional risk to modern Britain"

"... where an act is intended to override or bypass the proper administration of justice and has a natural tendency to do so, the offence of conspiracy to pervert the course of justice is made out. "

"Courts have held that even indirect acts, such as creating false accounts, pressuring witnesses, or obstructing investigative procedures, satisfy this test"

It even has a name, after the Roman Emperor Octavian:

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2025-10-17

Madame Lei brings us up to date with the way the campaign is going... and it's not clear-cut.

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2025-10-17

Danny Haiphong hosts a sensible discussion on the Trump - Putin method of diplomacy.

Anyone who can make sense of Trump's changes of direction on Ukraine may well be provided some insight into the logic behind the first impressions.

Scott Ritter and Ray McGovern explain.

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2025-10-17

There are plenty of political reasons why we might not want a digital id, or CBDC (since they will inevitably be linked).

But there are technical reasons, as well as the  government's track record on security issues.

Not to mention the myriad 'industry' snouts (not to mention fly-by-nights) that may already be homing in on this latest government feeding trough, some of whom are unlikely to have security issues at the forefront of their priorities...

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2025-10-16

There's no shortage of pundits to tell us what we ought to believe, but to get a reasonably complete picture is a rarity.

Here's a pundit who may be unfamiliar to most, and is for sure unconventional - yet her round-up of today's world strikes me as perhaps one of the most perceptive as well as thought-provoking.

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2025-10-15

Alex Krainer makes some excellent points in the course of this video - but will anybody take any notice? For myself, the more I hear what he has to say, the more I warm to him.

And to whom is all this debt owed anyway?

Will it be up for some sort of renegotiation when push comes to shove? Who is pulling the strings here?

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2025-10-15

All this (all right, most of it) is speculation, but if it turns out to be accurate, would anybody be surprised?

But maybe Bibi Netanyahu didn't sign the Peace Deal for a reason?

Still, predictions are tricky, especially about the future....

... and could Trump really keep up his support for Israel if or when "his" ceasefires are broken?

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2025-10-15

Madame Lei brings us up to date on the fortunes of Xi JinPing - is he still on the way out, or is he clinging on despite the odds against him?

"We are living through a turning point in history the likes of which we have never seen before... "

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2025-10-15

With birth-rates falling all around since "the pandemic" and medical institutions still in de Nile and still convincing the sheeple at large via "free at the point of use" that the medical advice they offer is second to none, and also "free" (taxes being paid by "everyone else"), one might be forgiven for thinking that native Britons are doomed to be numerically extinguished by all the foreign cultures that are on-boarding at the apparent behest of our treacherous government.

Well, it's a bit more complicated than that.

And yes, maths does come into it, but it isn't difficult...

2025-10-15

Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, one-time inhabitant of the Russian Gulag, also turned his attention to the regime(s) of the West.

"Political and intellectual bureaucrats show depression, passivity and perplexity in their actions and in their statements and even more so in theoretical reflections to explain how realistic, reasonable as well as intellectually and even morally warranted it is to base state policies on weakness and cowardice"

Yup, they have lost their way, and so become prey to any modish fad that the unprincipled but ambitious will cause to come their way.

"Everybody operates at the extreme limit of those legal frames. An oil company is legally blameless when it purchases an invention of a new type of energy in order to prevent

2025-10-15

This is a brief canter through the 'Q' posts, which may delight conspiracy theorists and turn off those who don't suffer from that affliction in equal measure.

It's only a few days old (!) but already feels a bit "last year"...   it isn't.

Israel indicates the end game - but pay attention, I don't think we are quite there yet... there is still unsettled business to be concluded on various fronts, notably Ukraine and Israel (two sides of the same coin?) but also Europe China and the rest of the world.

There are two ways to judge Trump's actions - at face value (they don't exactly work together on this metric) and as pointing up those miscreants that he wants investigated (makes more sense and keeps everybody confused).

Happy hunting.

2025-10-15

What should we be using farmland for?

Growing food, or harvesting sunlight for power?

Which would we rather live without?

"Once operational, the site will generate enough renewable electricity for up to 300,000 homes when the sun is shining"

Sounds good. But the sun shines for less than half the day for half the year...

"Opponents object to the destruction of farmland, the “industrialisation” of a quiet rural area and the loss of treasured landscapes"

Sounds bad.

But is it really either/or?

Can't we have food, landscapes, and power like we used to?

Not according to the climate doomsters whose predictions so far (ice-free arctic, NW York under water, no polar bears

2025-10-15

What we See is Not What They Got, because apparently they didn't get diddly squat in the first place.

Have they been taking modelling tuition from Professor Ferguson?

Dr John Robson spills the beans on our very own Met Office.

2025-10-15

Whilst on the topic of the Climate Change project that never changes, and hot on the heels of the latest exercise in rogue green democracy in Hamburg, Dr John Robson brings us up to date with Canada's newer version of Climate Czar Ed Miliband, and potentially a rival for the title of "not only the most useless energy minister of all time but also the most destructive". Mind you, I might be wrong about that as it's one of the most crowded fields of ministerial misgovernance world-wide, and a comprehensive assessment of every candidate is clearly prohibitive.

It would be funny if it were not also tragically serious.

2025-10-14

The Historic Hanseatic port City of Hamburg may be in for a battle.

Apparently its population has just voted for citycide by deindustrialisation.

In their noble quest to expunge production of the gas of life from its environs, and probably entirely oblivious of the fact that absent the production of CO₂ neither beer nor bread will be to be had, they have just voted for oblivion. Probably very happily.

If this is what it takes to convince the masses that Agenda 2050 is a non-starter, then so be it.

Bring it on.

A good day's work chaps.

Just don't mourn the lack of everything when reality seeps unbidden into your world.

2025-10-14

Well, along with France (and interloper Italy in 5th) we have secured the top 13 places, add in Sweden to make that the top 15!

Not sure that this is a cause for celebration, since this is an assessment of Europe's "most dangerous cities" according to Numbeo’s Crime Index, well ahead of Odessa and (presumably) every other Ukrainian city. Hmmm...

It's not "scientific" in so far as it is based upon "citizens' perceptions". So yes, there's scope for imprecision in attempting to measure such a concept across different countries languages populations and their differing customary expectations. 

Bradford Coventry and Birmingham head the chart in the "very high crime" range along with Marseille, Grenobe, Naples, Montpelier and Liège. 

Paris Lyon Nice Manchester and London not far behind.

Eastern Europe by contrast looks pretty content, although it's

2025-10-14

Whilst there is no shortage of taking heads to pontificate on the Trump Peace in the Middle East, Cyntha Koeter of Fall of the Cabal is perhaps an inspired spirit who has known life's "difficulties" from an early age, difficulties that caused her to collaborate with the late Janet Ossebard to create the "Fall of the Cabal" documentaries (and the Sequel) that exposed the story of the Cabal.

This is her assessment of the Trump Peace in the Middle East.

2025-10-14

Will the "peace" last?

Will supplies get through?

Are the returning Gazans merely walking back into a trap?

"On the surface, this is not sustainable... "

So is this the making of a new turning point for "Palestine"?

The jury is out, for now.

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For a slightly different viewpoint

2025-10-13

"Doves of Peace over Gaza" but "Escalating War with Moscow"?

Can it make sense?

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