2026-04-15

The world of Central Banking, gathered at Jackson Hole, has spoken.

New deal, same as the old deal, but without America.

If you're in a hole, stop digging.

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2026-04-15

The "precautionary principle" is supposed to be foundational in regulatory matters, yet even to the casual observer it would seem that it is honoured more in the breach than in the observance.

In matters medical, controversial assertions about the efficacy of treatments seem to have been going on for ever without any clear resolution in sight, and in matters concerning electrical / electronic radiation much the same comment applies.

In matters legal we might also observe a lack of effective regulation - how can it possibly be ethical to prosecute anybody for offering a cure for a deadly disease without first ascertaining whether that cure actually works?

So in the age of all things "smart" which invariably rely on devices

2026-04-15

Cause and effect. One follows the other, by definition. The effect cannot precede the cause, because at that point the cause did not exist.

Likewise a cause without an effect cannot be said to have caused anything. If the cause doesn't cause the effect then the link between cause and effect is... broken. So the cause doesn't cause the effect and it cannot be the cause.

All clear?

Perhaps this simple logic should be more widely applied... in multiple areas of life.

2026-04-13

Which Trump might that be then?

And who is he working for? It's impossible to be certain, but this is the Fulford report so we work with Trump being the agent of Bibi Netanyahu (who many believe dead of an Iranian attack, but who worries about such niceties any more?).

Ben is in Biblical mood today, so those of a conventional mindset may not appreciate his logic, but for what it's worth I tend to agree with much of what Ben is saying. Certainly Trump is neither a conventional politician not conventional president, so the field is wide open to alternative explanations of his unusual behaviours - take your pick between completely bonkers, rude and boorish, controlled by the dark powers, or deliberately unpredictable but aiming ultimately to thwart those dark powers. All seem possible.

Along the way he has a history of putting rogue operators front and centre in the public eye so that people can form their own judgement of what they stand

2026-04-13

The Strait of Hormuz may be open (in some circumstances) according to Iran, but the USA has other ideas... not necessarily in China's (and others') interests. 

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2026-04-13

Prof Marandi explains Iran's current stance concerning the Strait of Hormuz.

He doesn't exhibit the "flair" of the Donald, but his presentation isn't any the worse for that!

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2026-04-12

Following on from "Are You a Suitable Case for Treatment?" we list the four psychological walls of human self-justification that the industry encourages us to build around the various possible bad circumstances to which the use of their products by individuals may lead.

Yes, it's all in the mind, all impossible to prove/disprove at the individual level, and all a result of the uncritical acceptance of a single proposition: that the industry has our well-being at heart...   

But doesn't the USA have RICO laws for a reason? (And should not the regulators be independently testing the validity of these notions at the population level, where it is provable? Likewise should not the media be reporting on how well the regulators are doing? And if neither of these are doing their job, how well are the public supporting those independent investigators who are trying to

2026-04-12

What a difference a day makes...

We have learned today (if you believe our reports, currently uncorroborated) that Iran's leadership is deep in bed with the City of London "swamp" (according to Brendan O'Neill), that Iran will not make peace with the Donald, that the USA and Russia now largely control the world's operable oil and gas markets, and may well leave Europe to reopen the Straits of Hormuz if they don't want to pay America's prices...

So if the globalists in London and the EU want to bring UK and European populations to their knees through power and food shortages, uncontrolled immigration, and divide and rule policies, they are free to do so, but Russia, China, and the USA are not going to wage a war to prevent that now that they have secured their own positions.

And why should they?

US-Iran Deal Founders

2026-04-12

There are some YT channels that I view with trepidation - they look good but their (apparent or suspected) use of AI techniques cannot help but cast doubt on the validity of their information.

This is one such - but the basic event reported does seem to be corroborated - and the knock-on might be significant.

However, the idea that a Russian strike on Israel would constitute a NATO Article 5 trigger that would obligate NATO into a war with Russia seems far-fetched - neither Israel nor Iran is a NATO member, so unless a Russian action would target US forces directly, this would seem to be plainly wrong. Even if US or NATO forces were somehow involved within Israel:
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2026-04-12

If, like me, you didn't understand the link between Iran and the City of London, then maybe this is the video for you.

As ever, Rich does Politics comes up with the goods to amaze and enlighten - if you believe him, and his Aussie guest Brendon O'Connell, of course.

And if you can ride this roller-coaster of an interview to the end...

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Brendon O'Connell

2026-04-11

Safely Mapping the derivation / attribution of Institutional Authority, to identify the conditions under which Institutional Authority can be said to exist, terminate, and remain accountable.

Martin Geddes cut his analysis teeth in IT - the unforgiving logic of computers and computer networks - and now applies the same skills to analysis of how our justice systems - or any system that claims institutional authority - actually measure up under formal analysis.

Over to Martin... 

... And how they may not...

2026-04-11

Not exactly well-defined.

An analysis produced in 2009 conspicuously failed to actually list all the points that were considered problematic and that needed to be addressed - other than it did give prominence to the need to prevent Iran from being able to deploy a nuclear deterrent. OK for me but not for thee!

It then went on to investigate a number of different approaches that might be employed to bring Iran into line with expectations...  but what were the expectations? 

Other than the nuclear weapons "issue" (at that time far from imminent), undefined!

But of course there were other reasons....

2026-04-09

Following on from "Are You a Suitable Case for Treatment?" we list more Treatments that you might want to read up about...

• Feeling Better, Getting Worse: How Psychiatric Drugs Create the Illusion They Cure

• Escape form Psychiatry - if you can...
  "Every other door in the shift from conventional to terrain-based health opens from the inside. This one is locked, and the people who hold the key have no interest in turning it"
  
  

2026-04-09

"... they announced that they were going to engage in a campaign of ethnic cleansing... their policy would be to eliminate all human presence in southern Lebanon "

The IDF has wasted no time in breaking the ceasefire - and giving the world every reason to turn against them? 

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2026-04-09

Lyndon LaRouche seems to have spawned two offspring - the LaRouche organisation itself, often represented by Helga Zepp-Larouche, and Promethean Action, often represented by Barbara Boyd.

War has now been declared by the former against the latter. Which is a shame, given that they both support the ideals promoted by Lyndon LaRouche in his lifetime.

Their views of Trump clash - and many and various are the differing views of the Trump phenomenon, which is no doubt a consequence of his unconventional behaviours. I cannot say with any confidence which view may be considered better or worse - it primarily depends upon how one regards his unconventional behaviours. I suggest that the jury is still out on that, pending results.

Ben Fulford even thinks that the current Trump is a fraud. But he is making things happen.

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reset2026-04-08

Another view on the Trump-Iran ceasefire. 

Not (yet) a settlement.

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2026-04-08

It evidently isn't a total ceasefire between all the warring parties.

So is it alive, or is it dead on arrival?

Eugyppius makes the relevant points...

2026-04-08

There's a lot to be said for peace. Not the Pax Americana enforced by boots on the ground and helos in the air, but a peace negotiated between bloodied combatants who recognise that it's to their mutual advantage. 

If so, it's likely to stick. With one caveat - Israel doesn't seem to have agreed... but whether it's in any position to disagree will no doubt become clearer shortly.

Cyntha Koeter provides her analysis.

2026-04-07

Sebastian brings us up to date on the "negotiations", Trump-Iran, Hungary-EU.

"This is not a possibility for the future... it has already happened"

It's a while since we featured Sebastian, so have things changed? Place your bets now...

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Russia's major shift...   

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