2024-01-24

The UK government appears to be operating in the fantasy land of its own propaganda, where regardless of the facts on the ground, the government always knows best.

Examples of which we all have personal experience:

"Our" NHS - otherwise known as the bottomless pit into which the governing classes are compelled by their own rhetoric to pour ever-increasing amounts of money simply because they can't think of any other "solution". Of course there is always a new reason for this (they were "underfunded", they were "inefficient and should be privatised", they were "inefficient and should be nationalised" "its a pandemic!" etc).

The railways - see above

Transport for London - see above

Of perhaps more significance for our future is their fantasy of global domination, as illustrated by today's headline in the Telegraph:

Review of "the Science"

2024-01-24

It seems that "the times, they are a-changing".

We all know that lawfare is an inordinately slow process, and slowed ever further by the byzantine complexity of much of today's (not to mention yesterday's) legislation.

Still, a trucker's a trucker, a man's a man, and a victory is a victory for a' that (yes,it's Burrrrns week!).

"... the decision to issue the Proclamation does not bear the hallmarks of reasonableness – justification, transparency and intelligibility... "

Ouch.

Still, two years to establish that does seem excessive, bearing in mind the draconian nature of the repression.

Will Jones reports in the Daily

2024-01-24

London is attracting attention from the Canadians, who have noted a new way for UK citizens to keep warm this winter.

Our governments' serial inability to manifest anything without prodigious and ever-rising expenditure always (unless Big Pharma stand to make the biggest "killing" of all time) delivered after ever more delays and cost extensions, doesn't imply that that which they manifest will actually work. 

Indeed, the green revolution could have been designed not to work, and is now being shown all across Europe not to work as coal plants are being fired up across the continent (a humiliation the UK only avoided by demolishing most of them ahead of time) in a rearguard action to avoid widespread deaths from freezing.

Still, we in the UK are preserved by the Gulf Stream, which usually ensures that temperatures don't fall very much below freezing - unlike Canada where 30 degrees below is the winter norm.

2024-01-23

When is an owner not an owner?

It's a relevant question in these fraught financial times.

If the banking system goes belly up (and who would bet against it?) what do we get left with?

Do we own the stocks and bonds in our pension schemes?

Do our pension funds own the stocks and bonds held within their schemes?

The world runs on faith in our financial systems, but are these systems worthy of our trust?

"... the customers assets are taken without the knowledge of the customers, transported... free of payment... used by somebody else and put at risk... "

"... a derivative is a financial contract written about the behaviour of something else... "

"... you are 'not exposed' to the failure of a counterparty

2024-01-23

In response to the farmers' protests and the success of the AfD, the German government has mobilised their own response - counter-protests!

As an an example of double-think it surely takes the biscuit, amounting as it does to "let's take to the streets to defend our democracy against the opposition party that has too much support and will wreck our democracy".

"Failure to support ruinous government policies is thus by definition contrary to democracy and ought to be illegal"

So only the governing party is to be considered democratic? The rest are all wreckers and populist upstarts? If nothing else it should enable savings on the costs of running elections...

Just to make sure the press are also playing their part:

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2024-01-23

A very unexpected speech at last week's WEF in Davos, a speech that took on all their false doctrines head on.

It takes a while to get going, but it is certainly a massive (and welcome) break from their tradition.

"... in power not to guide sheep, but to awaken lions"

What could be further from their intention?

(Brought to us by yet another YouTuber of whom we have likely never previously heard, who nevertheless sets the scene pretty well)

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2024-01-22

Two articles (at least!) of interest here:

UK Column:  

Understanding Power Dynamics and Moving Beyond Divisions: Covid–19 through to Ukraine and Israel/Palestine

Off Guardian:

Interrogating “Multipolarity”: A Response to “Understanding Power Dynamics”

Both are rather long and written by very knowledgeable people, and

2024-01-22

Ben's report today is essential reading.

"Many monotheists think we are facing end times. The reality is we are facing beginning times"

"I will start by summarizing my personal involvement in this war... a massive war that has literally been raging for thousands of years"

"An ancient group mind or cult, known in folklore as 'Satan', is about to be defeated"

No pressure then.

Modest subscription required for immediate access.

2024-01-22

I doubt that any visitor to this site is willing to sit through all the speeches at WEF Davos, boring as they deliberately are, so here, courtesy of the ever-reliable Sky News Australia, is a brief rundown of the highlights.

Enjoy!

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2024-01-22

"Since when did Prime Ministers (especially unelected and unwanted Prime Ministers of no demonstrable ability) entitle themselves to committing tax-paying citizens of the future - people as yet unborn - to the enabling of corrupt and spurious enterprises that might as well be promised to last for ever?"

"... the fork in the road we must choose, the road down which we must walk ... "

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2024-01-22

We have been hearing about the WHO's power grab under the guise of "pandemic preparedness" or "global health emergency of international concern" (a rather wider definition that could encompass almost anything from corona-sniffle to climate change to alien invasion).

In summary, it means that Tedros can, merely at his own personal whim and fancy, declare such an emergency, and then all the countries that have signed up to the WHO will be obligated to obey all his diktats, regardless of... well, anything really... we could be locked down, locked up, forcibly injected, put on a restricted diet of meal-worms and crickets, even mandated to kill our first-born, all on the arbitrary say-so of the WHO (primary paymaster: Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation).

Clearly this is utterly preposterous, but our politicians have been preposterous for many years, and this is merely, as preposterousness goes, the next level up.

We even have a

2024-01-21

You can see why the authorities might get fed up with all the conspiracy theorists putting out mis/dis/mal-information. After all, it feeds dissatisfaction with the mainstream media, maybe also influencing the public to mistrust media output, or even vital government policies.

For example, this sophisticated and apparently well-produced video makes claims that may defy belief about the way that the internet is allegedly influenced by certain governments. Some folk may well be misled by similar content, even equating some of the activity portrayed therein with the supposed activities of 77 Brigade in the UK, without a shred of evidence.

Be aware - not all videos are everything they seem.

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2024-01-21

"Malinformation" - that which is true but which is used against official globalist policy.

I suggest that this is merely a logical extension of the established concept of "hate speech" - the truth (where it may conflict with the globalists' agendas) may well cause globalists to be offended and therefore it must be criminalised.

Nothing at all to worry about.

Stand & Deliver Episode 77 

2024-01-21

If we are obviously stronger when we work together and weaker when we fight, then what is it about politicians that embark upon courses of conflict that seem unlikely to yield the professed desired outcome, in preference to taking action that would be calculated to lead to a reduction of tensions?

If we want to solve a problem, then firstly a clear understanding of the root cause(s) of the problem is an essential prerequisite, along with a willingness to develop a common agreement that addresses those root causes and provides a pathway toward peace and reconciliation.

Shouting down and censoring those with whom you disagree is not a viable way forward, except toward more conflict.

LaRouchePAC remarks upon the latest provocations in the Middle East.

2024-01-21

This article by Dr James Alexander has got to be the must-read piece for making sense (or should that be nonsense?) of the politics of our ruling classes in 2024 (not to mention previous years).

So without further ado, read up on Politics 101.

Then ponder what to make of it all, including where we go from here...   because that is our mission impossible (should we choose to accept it) in 2024.

2024-01-20

It's obviously impossible to verify most of this story, but if even half of it is true...

You may need to pause it, run at reduced speed (they sped most of it up to reduce the run-time), and take notes. There are far too many linkages to remember in detail, but you can buy the book (published 2017, so you may only need to note down matters post Brexit)!

This connects so many events and happenings of the last twenty years (and more) that it merits attention. You may need to reconsider everything you thought you knew.

We did actually cover Boyd Anderson's story already in 2021 (2 hrs 4 mins), but it's too good a tale to let lie, and more

2024-01-19

Dominic Cummings issues a commentary on current and recent politics, and doesn't hold back (or does he?).

He has some interesting propositions for you if you have the odd few grand laying around with nothing better to do, some of which may well turn out to be worthwhile (though I would want a bit more detail if I were to get involved... ).

Whilst he fires plenty of arrows at the Covid scenario it is noteworthy that he never mentions the "v" word or the WHO or the global and completely novel nature of the Covid response - so nul points for totally missing the point. Maybe he was too close to the Covid action to notice the elephants in the Covid countermeasures corner? Or perhaps he just doesn't think bigly enough to escape the political assumptions upon which the system is built?

He does recognise that it's the political system that's broken, but sadly he doesn't draw

2024-01-19

I guess this is a topic in which a large number of motorists will have an interest - if not today, then tomorrow!

With "Low Emission" zones proliferating like the proverbial rabbits, there cannot be many who will never run foul of some restriction or other - even when well signed, it can be well-nigh impossible to scan all the street furniture, identify all the signs, then read and understand them, whilst simultaneously taking care to avoid rear-ending the vehicle in front.

So Martin, having been picked out for driving his (not commercial) van in an area where only private cars are permitted free passage, has decided to contest the claimed infraction on the basis that his van is a private conveyance in all significant respects and is therefore permitted free passage.

Of course, as he digs deeper he uncovers more issues... which seem as if they may have parallels with the Council Tax situation. Quelle surprise!

NATO Planning for War with Russia