2025-03-25

I remember reporting on Didier Raoult's findings, back in March 2020 before I started this site (search the article for hydroxychloroquine) but here he is again on the HighWire to recount what happened to his work and what he thinks of the "Chinese lab" theory of origin.

This isn't about the medicine, this is about the concomitant politics.

If COVID was ever actually a real thing, it was readily treatable.

(1hr 56 mins)

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2025-03-25

This site does not do party politics.

However, we don't regard this video as an attack on the Labour Party, the main purposes of our visible government being:

(a) to obscure who is really in control of our nation and

(b) to take the blame when matters invariably turn out to the detriment of the nation and of our peoples.

That said, is the destruction of the traditional culture and landscape of the English Scots and Welsh peoples now under yet more attack?

And if you disagree, explain to me just when we voted for all this.

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2025-03-25

On whichever side of the fence we may sit, if we want to understand a situation then we do well to listen to both sides of the argument.

The situation vis a vis Israel, America, and Iran has been a long time in the brewing, before even the foundation of Israel, and all the way back to the British Empire and (allegedly) their installed puppet ruler the Shah of Iran. Well before my time in fact.

Here Prof Marandi presents his view from Iran on the current US administration's efforts to "bring peace to the Middle East".

It's your view that counts.

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2025-03-24

As the EU desperately beats it's war drums apparently heedless of its dire ability to sustain any such conflict with Russia, we are clearly observing the inflation of rhetoric over reality. Still, since when was a grasp of reality ever a prerequisite for taking a position of power and responsibility in the EU?

But I digress. The one permanent feature of our western monetary systems since... well, seemingly forever... has been the steady (sometimes indeed distinctly unsteady) erosion of the purchasing power of our money. Back in 19xx when we bought our first house, we paid around £11K - good luck buying an equivalent house for that money today - perhaps at 20 times that figure one might begin to stand a chance.

So today we feature a piece about the sources of inflation, some historical background,  and the consequent debasement of the currency - and yes, it can happen even if that currency is gold / silver coinage!

2025-03-24

As only Ben can, he sets out a scenario (or several) that place the ongoing machinations of the global "Great and the Good" within a context of extraordinary breadth and deep historical roots.

If we want to know what is really going on in our world, this report should be on our radar.

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2025-03-24

The Donald has a fight on his hands.

His oft repeated desire to close down the federal Department of Education, that same department presumably that is responsible for brainwashing American kids in all matter "woke", especially gender dysphoria and transgender.

Many believe that the same has been happening in the UK. and are not happy about it, and believe that what happens in the US may set the template for what ultimately happens here. This is therefore not a uniquely American problem.

"... politics today turn on who or what is in charge of the administrative state. No one knows the answer and this is for a reason. The main functioning of the modern state falls to a beast that does not exist in the Constitution."

So far has the "modern state" been subverted away from the constitutional intention.

"The new awareness is that neither the people nor

2025-03-23

Trump and Putin having decided that Europe is an irrelevance to the Ukraine negotiations (as they have nothing - aside from posturing - to contribute), the Europeans have got together to determine what is to be done about it.

ZeroHedge reports.

2025-03-23

In my youth the public utilities were always a byword for inefficiency. Some think that they still are, and not only for inefficiency.

Martin Geddes updates us on the saga of Andrew Stephenson's clash of wills with "Northern Terrorgrid"...

Who needs electricity anyway?

2025-03-21

Faith Birol, Executive Director of the International Energy Agency, whilst not exactly scrapping "Renewables", has effectively scrapped "Net Zero by 2025".

"There is a need for oil and gas upstream investments"

You don't say.

2025-03-20

Maybe 60 years or so too late, but better late than never.

Zerohedge has the story.

And so do we now.

Good luck... and plenty of time and determination. You will need these and more...

2025-03-20

"The responsibility to protect" by humanitarian intervention to stop international crimes.

When "the West" does this it's Ok, but when the Yemenis do it it's a crime.

From the viewpoint of the average Brit, the truth of far flung complex situations can be difficult to reliably disentangle.

So this is an interesting presentation, highlighting a number of controversial points on all sides of the argument. 

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2025-03-20

Scott Ritter reviews the ceasefire negotiation.

Is there any room for compromise?

Ukraine may have to wriggle very carefully...

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2025-03-18

But don't panic, they are almost certainly already here, and so are we still, so it's unlikely that they mean us any harm provided that we don't mean them any harm.

But that's not to say that introductions might not be in order... at some point. Good neighbourliness is important, but maybe we can prioritise to sort out our world's governments first before we light the blue touch paper on this one.

Dr Steven Greer has made quite a career out of putting together all the evidence he can find about the US government's involvement in matters "alien" / unexplained, in fact he is probably one of the most diligent and reasonable researchers in the field.

So allow us to introduce Dr Greer's latest release - the Disclosure Project Briefing Document -  a cool three hundred pager also now "available in hard cover and in paperback".

2025-03-18

Brink of what?

Well, there's a choice...

1. War with Russia on behalf of a ruined Ukraine? I guess the spirit may be willing (at least among the "leading politicians") but the flesh of the economy has been seriously weakened by (a) their own obsession with "climate change" and (b) their very own sanctions against Russia. Maybe strategic thinking isn't their strong suit?
   
   
2. Replacement of the ethnic population by immigration from foreign lands.

JD Vance isn't known for either mincing his words or failing in simple logic.

So who is he talking about? Well, Germany actually, but if the cap fits there is quite a choice.Maybe he doesn't cast his net widely enough - after

2025-03-18

(To the tune of Loch Lomond)

By yon daily papers, and by yon TV channels,
Where the bright light of truth never ventures,
Where me and my true love were ever wont to view,
In our bonnie carefree youth of fond memory.

Chorus:

Oh ye'll tak' the mainstream,
an' I'll tak' the low stream,
an' I'll see the truth long afore ye,
but me an' my true love ne'er watch entwined again,
for the narratives and lies now repel me.

Yes there's more verses where that came from, but sufficient unto the day is the doggerel thereof!

We are at war, a war for our hearts and minds, driven not by

2025-03-17

Ben Fulford's Monday report previews his view of the likely events schedule that may come to pass this year. 

If he's right, this will be a year like no other in living memory, as every power base under the deep state will fall apart, with "consequences that no man may foresee"...

Let us pray that somebody somewhere has some sort of transitional arrangements in hand.

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2025-03-17

Europa (in its modern incarnation as continental Europe) is in turmoil.

Fittingly perhaps, it is named after an ancient Greek goddess, but as the EU (shortly destined to collapse under the untenable weight of its contradictions) it is now, much like the capricious Greek Pantheon of old, apparently convinced of the need to wage war, this time to defend the perceived honour of the Ukraine to the last man, and if the Ukraine no longer has any men (or indeed in this day and age, women), then to the last European.

The unfortunate fact that they are in no position to take on the Russians militarily matters not a jot - the honour of fair Ukraine and the heroism of her benighted soldiers demands the ultimate sacrifice, possibly of the entire continent.

One may think what one likes about "the Donald" but it is obvious, if one takes a short moment to think about it,

2025-03-15

It's a bit hard to categorise this contribution, but Andrew Livingstone impresses as a reliable witness, something that he by his own admission has not always been.

It's a fascinating story, covering several ways in which government relates to us, from the 1940s to the present, most of which are still highly relevant today.

Make of it what you will.

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2025-03-15

Few would argue that Elon Musk's DOGE isn't doing  lot of good work in stripping out unwanted and potentially illegal expenditure by the federal government, but as yet it remains unclear exactly where all this is going and what the shape of the federal government will look like when the dust settles.

"Americans don't understand what is underway"

Catherine Austin Fitts of the Solari Report shares her thoughts on Brighteon.

And is Bitcoin now a "Pump and Dump" Ponzi Scheme?

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Now listen up, this is important!

Many believe that the global population is expanding inexorably, and we will soon exhaust all of the world's resources. Humanity is a cancer on the face of the earth.

We must be curbed!

But if the fact is stranger than the fiction, what would be the consequences?

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