2025-08-09

Be afraid! Be very afraid!

Latest dread disease from China may be about to strike!

Well, monkey pox didn't go down too well, and bird flu must be on its last legs by now, so we need something new to entertain us whilst the powers that shouldn't be try one more hoax to scare us into submission. 

More likely it will go down just as well as Chicken Licken running about saying "the sky is falling in".

Heigh ho, all in a day's work in silly season.

2025-08-08

There are a host of YouTube channels purporting to "channel" voices from the far side, many of them expertly produced and all supporting the notion that Earth's ascension is on track and unstoppable, so sit back and enjoy the ride. 

If only life were indeed so simple.

There's money behind all these channels from somewhere, and "follow the money" is always good advice.

Jacob Nordangård suggests that a sceptical approach is best, and whilst it may be easy to disagree, it's probably not wise...

The tried and tested rule is tried and tested - If it looks too good to be true, then it probably is.

As always, It really is your view that counts.

2025-08-08

Is the world about to be overruled by AI?

Should we be worried?

Will we all go the way of the WEF's Yuval Noah Harari and become hacked to the point that we function as nodes on the huminternet, mindlessly obeying Grand Central AI's instructions?

Or is AI something to be stamped out as inimical to our future as Free Spirits?

Our chances of uninventing AI are looking vanishingly smaller by the hour, so maybe we need to find a third way (just not the Blairite "third way" - that didn't work either).

So where to look? As ever, I suggest in what some may consider the most unlikely place, but a place nonetheless which time and again seems to come up trumps - a financial newsletter.

Time to revisit Investor's Daily. This is not to push any

2025-08-08

It's always a good idea to listen to Neil Oliver - his ability to get to the nub of the matter and to clearly and concisely explain why his conclusion is reached is exemplary.

Likewise Michael Shellenbergerhas made his reputation as a journalist by doing his own thinking.

Perhaps "two-tier" Keir should take note...

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2025-08-07

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2025-08-07

From Child Abuse to Abuse of Law.

Martin Geddes instructs us on the modern-day fashion to self-identify as a "Court of Law".

Do they do it in Public Libraries to entertain unwary children who need to be protected from such abusive indoctrination?

For your scurrilous and inappropriate entertainment today, look no further.

2025-08-07

For those who (like myself) have lived in blissful ignorance of this review, it was set up in October 2019...

"These instructions set out the basis on which the National Safeguarding Team of the Church of England commissions Keith Makin (“the Reviewer”) to undertake a review into the Church of England’s handling of allegations relating to the conduct of the late John Smyth QC."

"1. Objective of the Review

1.1 This review (“the Review”) will allow those individuals who have indicated that they have sustained harm at the hands of John Smyth and given an account to the Church of England to describe their experiences.

1.2 The Review will consider the actions of Church of England participants and will identify both good practice and failings in the Church’s handling of the allegations relating to John Smyth, including their safeguarding practice, in order that they can take steps to enhance and

2025-08-06

If the family is the bedrock of civilisation, then it's no surprise that Evil seeks to destroy the family.

Destruction of the institution of The Family is central to Evil's task of destroying civilisation itself. 

That we can plainly see unmistakable evidence of an international conspiracy to undermine the Family is testament that this Evil has form personality and intent, and is not merely a happenstance absence of right thinking. 

Whilst good folk retain respect for the family unit as the model best suited to bring up the next generation, or even whilst we still cherish the memory of what the family means for growing up within a loving and civilised society,Evil cannot restuntil The Family has been both erased and forgotten, replaced by the dystopian nightmare of a loveless automated sequence of reproduction, indoctrination, and servitude to the elite.

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2025-08-06

Water companies used to be public utilities for a reason - they are a monopoly.

A bit like railways, power companies, fibre broadband, and anything else delivered by some sort of infrastructure grid that requires maintenance.

Now it is true that to some extent such grids could and can be opened up to competition, but the principle remains.

But in Mrs Thatcher's time, the dead hand of public ownership was deemed to be unresponsive to the needs of the public, and the era of great privatisations began where big monopolies (eg: British Gas) were auctioned off at attractive prices. Private ownership would solve the problems!

But private ownership didn't do much better that state ownership (although the record is patchy).

Water companies in particular seem to be hit by the complete disconnect between the needs of shareholders on the one hand and consumers on the other -

2025-08-06

This is a quite informative little piece which covers much of the history of Ukraine's relationship with Russia, and does a fair if necessarily cursory job of it.

However, there is at least one glaringly obvious critical omission which doesn't even get a single mention.

The 2014 Maidan revolution, inspired by the CIA under Obama, overthrew the government of Ukraine, sent President Viktor Yanukovych fleeing to Russia, and ushered in years of conflict between the Russophile provinces of Eastern Ukraine and the "pro-Western" government in Kiev.

The Minsk Agreements which were negotiated between the warring factions with support from Russian and EU politicians were ineffective, and subsequently led to Russia's Special Military Operation. Yes, it's more complicated than a single video can fully address, but to omit it altogether isn't merely

2025-08-06

For those of you who want the latest ins and outs of the multi-polar military situation...

Scott Ritter and Larry Johnson discuss at some length.

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2025-08-06

Martin Geddes updates us on his planned take-down of the inJustice system of the UK, starting in the High Court.

It's a monumental effort that sets a number of new record firsts, but I cannot think of anybody more suited to the task.

"The system" cannot permit him to win, so expect everything to be dragged out until the revolution takes place, or "the system" collapses.

Meanwhile, he does it for all of us, so...

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2025-08-05

"May you live in interesting times"

Indeed we do.

With the (fake?) Trump talking up the deployment of nuclear submarines and Russia responding by cancelling their moratorium on the deployment of intermediate range nuclear missiles (the US under Trump abandoned the Intermediate Range Nuclear Forces treaty in 2018 but Russia continued to respect its provisions until now), one might be forgiven for asking "Why now?" and "What changed?".

With governments across the UK and EU becoming increasingly ludicrous as the public wakes up to the scams and hoaxes, and China in some sort of new upheaval still to be fully revealed, Russia stands alone as the only sane and competent major government that still boasts stability and the support of its population.

So read all about it, and pray

2025-08-05

The manifest evil of hate speech is being addressed by the EU via all available NGOs.

But maybe all is not entirely well in South Sudan.

"It’s not totally clear what Defy Hate Now has used all of this money for..."

Perish the though that some nefarious money-laundering might have been going on, but I'm sure that Defy Hate Now has made good use of the EU's largesse and there's nothing to worry about.

See what you think.

And thank goodness it's not our money, now that we have left the EU.

2025-08-05

India shows the way...

... "the hypocrisy is taken to a whole new level".

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Heigh ho.

2025-08-05

Martin Armstrong maybe an economist but the gap between economics and politic isn't wide enough to accommodate a cigarette paper.

"... 250,000 NATO troops to the Ukraine... "

This is a week old now but still to the point.

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2025-08-04

Not good, but confirms what has been obvious for some time - the UK is up to its ears in the war on Russia.

Our leaders should be careful what they wish for.

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2025-08-04

Yanis Varoufakis, left-wing economist, scourge of the EU, writer of excellent books on economics and politics (two sides of the same coin in modern times) here holds forth on the current state of 'geopolititechnonomics' in his usual, relentlessly logical, manner.

Whilst he deals with the EU, China, and the US, he doesn't mention Russia - perhaps because the current sanctions have considerably reduced its official trade with the west. Still, how long did you want this video to be?

Make of this what you will.

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2025-08-04

Promethean Action puts forward what Trump is actually up to, why his tariffs are working, the EU is stumbling, and why the Ukraine war is continuing.

But where did George Soros allegedly fit into the original scheme?

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2025-08-04

Martin Geddes, with memory of the "TV Licensing" conundrum fresh in his mind, aims to find out whether HMCTS ("His Majesty's Courts and Tribunals Service") actually has any more substance behind it than "TV Licensing". 

So who actually is the power behind the name HMCTS?