2025-04-21

First we reported that Martin Geddes has had some success in training his AI to be more responsive to matters spiritual - and now he's not the only one.

This time it's Mark Playne, who has persuaded his AI to come clean about the COVID scamdemic - so pin back your ears and hear what Mark has to say to Richard Vobes on this topic.

Then read his bookon how he did it, it's very revealing!

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2025-04-19

The nexus of major political parties, "independent" government contractors, and others all seemingly working together toward the eventual destruction of England.

Such things have been going on for years.

Graham Moore of the English Constitution Society explains his view of government activities that concern us but that continue regardless of whom we elect and what they may have promised.

It's your view that counts.

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2025-04-19

We touched on this topic recently, but it's probably worth another airing to expand upon some of the practical aspects of "training" your AI in matters doctrinal.

Apparently it can be done, at least up to a point.

"The outputs I am getting from AI are noticeably deeper and more helpful than other people, as I have trained it in foundational doctrine. My AI is now skeptical of official narratives and control structures"

Heck, if Martin can do it, why can't we all?!

Well, perhaps we can.

Especially as we can all access his training materials.

2025-04-18

Whether this is typical for an NHS midwife, I cannot say - but if it's only half-true, it's shocking.

On the face of it, this is insane.

Make of it what you will.

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2025-04-18

It isn't often we come across a story of derring-do, underpinned by a helping of childish fantasy and a conviction that the world is there for the taking. Here was a man for whom the State's promise of fake safety in exchange for real compliance would be brushed aside with contempt - and rightly so.

These days such a man would be labelled as "eccentric" and probably worse - but he would also attract (possibly surreptitious) admiration for daring to make such an absurd life, regardless.

We need more such men, who reject the orthodoxy of their day, celebrate childish fantasy, and leave the world saddened by their passing.

"Verily I say unto you, Except ye be converted, and become as little children, ye shall not enter into the kingdom of heaven"  - 

2025-04-17

"There's Something Rotten in the State of Denmark" 

As so often, the Bard has a quote to match current circumstance.

Also as so often, the match isn't exact- but "it sufficeth".

For "Denmark" read "Cumbria", but if it can happen in "Cumbria" then we may surmise that it could happen elsewhere in England and Wales and maybe also in Scotland and various other external jurisdictions.

Martin Geddes, legal warrior, seeks a positive outcome to a case that may have broken every rule in the legal rule-book. How can he lose?

Seemingly he may only lose if the case never comes to trial!

How could that be a loss?

The

2025-04-17

We know that Trump isn't a conventional politician.

So when he talks of "joining the British Commonwealth" it is likely a ploy to provoke a counter-move in the direction that he actually wants to promote.

Still, this move is so out of line with the original intent of the American founding fathers that it demands some sort of analysis - what is he up to?!

1) It may be a straight distraction that he has no intention of progressing through to a finish - but it will set tongues wagging about something that is only there to distract attention rather than wagging about what is really going on behind the publicity. 

2) He could be using it to focus attention on the absurdities of King Charles and the Privy Council, that currently directs matters colonial / ex-colonial. "Canada" springs to mind but it could be more far-reaching.

3) Perhaps it's just an opening gambit in

2025-04-17

Reductio ad absurdum is an established technique (call it "scientific" if you want, but why would you?) to prove that something is true by assuming the opposite, and then showing that this opposite must indeed be false.

Brownstone Institute author David Souto Alcalde does a neat job of demolishing the ultimate liberalism by showing whither it must inevitably lead.

If the Cap Fits...

About the only idea I could usefully add to that is the notion that the contrived use of latin prefixes in an attempt to garnish their flawed notions with a superfluous veneer of academic credibility, only serves to illustrate their

2025-04-17

What does the future hold for man in an AI world?

Will we all be "enhanced" through injected nanobot interfaces to a global AI-powered controller, becoming little more than an obedient node on the Internet of Things?

Or will we leverage our human consciousness to out-think and out-compete AI to the point that we don't need it?

Or could we harness AI to do what it does best - crunching the data and leaving no logical avenue unexplored - whilst we learn how to train it, how to use it to construct the output that we want in a more effective and efficient manner?

Man and AI in perfect symbiosis?

It helps to ask the right question!

Martin Geddes reviews.

2025-04-16

mRNA injections are illegal under bioweapons laws - but only if they qualify as a bioweapon.

So says Dr Joseph Sansone. There are plenty of well qualified medics and scientists who would agree with him.

Lots of good logic here, but if it can be shown in Court that the jabs do qualify as bioweapons then it's over - they are out and those who pushed them have to be prosecuted.

Otherwise the law is pointless.

Stand by for obfuscation and procrastination on steroids...

(52 minutes)

2025-04-16

No, it's not Big Pharma, Big Politics, and at heart it may not even be "Big" anything, but it is powerful and does have far more influence and control than any self-respecting democracy should tolerate.

Dr Steven Greer, who has spent a lifetime investigating and documenting its activities, brings us up to date with his conclusions (so far... ) in this extensive interview - you may need to schedule your attendance as it's well over three hours! 

Take your  time...

(3 hrs 39 mins)

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2025-04-16

Well, every schoolboy knows (or did in my day!) that it was Christopher Columbus.

But history was never my strong subject - maybe because it seemed to consist of the memorisation of long lists of dates with scant and frankly boring narrative.

This is a video that surprisingly rises above the mysteries and romance of the Knights Templar (although the background visuals do dwell on that) to introduce some compelling theory, based upon scattered historical artefacts that when viewed together reveal a fascinating story.

Proof positive? Well, that's for each of us to judge...

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2025-04-16

The lady now behind the Fall of the Cabal shares her dream, and how she lives it today.

Make of it what you will.

2025-04-16

The "pandemic" has been over for years (even if we accept that we were all saved by the interventions!) but the court cases for rules infringements drag on seemingly without end.

In what public interest do these cases continue to waste the valuable time and expense of our courts?

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2025-04-15

The irresistible force has met the immovable object, and what will be the result?

Scott Ritter explains what's going on, and doesn't mince his words.

"It's about what's happening internally - we've never faced a threat like this"

Outstanding. 

Plus an end-piece on the state of the Ukraine "peace process".

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2025-04-15

Yanis Varoufakis, that rare human who espouses socialism for the benefit of the masses, writer of excellent economics books, who cut his teeth on the "bail-out" of Greece (and its bankers, not necessarily in that order) in an EU crisis, now speculates on how the world may navigate from monopoly capitalism towards his new socialism.

We need someone to have some ideas about this, and I can't think of anybody better.

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2025-04-15

We traditionally consider engineering to be associated with the design of things: clocks and cars that work, software that sits in a computer and works, medicines that work.

Covid has shown us that that last "medicines that work" may not be as simple as it appears.

Sometimes it seems that medicines may perform differently than advertised, although you have to start asking supplementary questions, such as "advertised by whom?".

It rather comes down to the definition of that weasel word "work". And it turns out that it can have variable meanings dependent upon whom you ask, why you ask, and what might be the consequences of a wrong answer.

In the age TV and newspapers - the printed word - we make assumptions about the accuracy of what we are reading depending upon our view of the publisher - how reliable is this source?

In times past we viewed all the major "serious"

2025-04-15

The government as set up by the founding fathers was a long way removed from today's apparatus of tax and control, currently receiving long overdue pruning at the hands of the Trump administration.

And yet it is still only one branch of the three "city states" - The Vatican, The City of London, and Washington District of Columbia, that set out to control the world.

The Brownstone Institute reviews the development, some might say the corruption, that took place over many years; but that perhaps had its roots in the aftermath of the American Civil War, an event that brought the republic to its knees financially as well as physically, and allowed the British Crown to begin the process of re-establishing control with the assassination of President Lincoln.

This control was eventually settled under President Wilson's tenure in the form with which

2025-04-14

After Covid we should all be familiar with government messaging spreading fear in order to frighten us into going along with what they want.

Sadly it appears that there are still many who reflexively trust our "government" and cannot imagine that their messaging so widely spread in the media may not be for our best interests.

Now the "Great and the Good" are using a work of fiction (obligingly put out by Netlix) to instil a notion in our susceptible minds to the detriment of the reputation of young white males.

"My daughters’ high school has been sending emails to parents about the importance of this programme, and how teachers and parents should take the warnings very seriously"

You couldn't make it up - but somebody did. 

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2025-04-14\

This goes back a long way.

Jeffrey Sachs speaks at the Antalya Diplomacy Forum on 12th April 2025 on the effect of US-Israel foreign policy in the Middle East.

Forget all the ins and outs of complexity - there is one primary cause of the wars in the Middle East, according to Jeffrey Sachs.

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