2026-10-31

This report and video courtesy of Interest of Justice (who also have their own legal case pending in the USA).

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2026-10-31

If like me you have been wondering why Canada is cosying up to the EU, this explanation makes a lot of sense -  well, as much as anything in EU politics makes sense.

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This is all deniable, all unsubstantiated.

But these guys may well be correct in their assertions. Or they may not.

Probably best to consider this as entertainment. At least initially.

But they are right about Trump, who does appear to be largely single-handedly reshaping the world to his liking...

There will be plenty who's noses will be pushed out of joint.

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2026-10-31

Andy Thomas, investigator of the paranormal as well as much else besides, has a long history doing what he does, as well as being an accomplished speaker on many topics inclusive of conspiracy theories, crop circles, AI, as well as matters historical.

He is associated with the Glastonbury Symposium, and the Changing Times lectures in Burgess Hill, and has many excellent talks for which he can be booked as speaker. Highly recommended.

So make yourself comfy, suspend your disbelief....

This is an audio recording.

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Have you bought your poppy yet?

As a charity the Royal British Legion is obviously considered to be completely above reproach, Just as for example the long-established (750 yrs!) City Bridge Foundation which is charged with looking after the City of London's bridges.

"... as London’s largest independent charity funder, we have awarded more than £900 million to charitable organisations tackling inequality and social injustice across London"

Meanwhile there are a few of Greater London's bridges that are closed due to lack of repair, and it could reasonably be argued that these are not within the charity's remit - but hey, since when was "tackling inequality and social injustice" within its remit? And if that qualifies, why not the decrepit Greater London bridges?

And to come back to the original question, are we right to assume that most of what we give to the RBL is spent on the intended

2026-10-31

It seems that we live in such extraordinary times now that we need new answers to some very old questions, whose answers were never previously in doubt, but due to substantial (and we must assume deliberate) political meddling quite at variance with prior election promises, some questions are now very much in the spotlight.

The Daily Sceptic highlights one of them, but I'm equally certain that there are others...

2026-10-30

The latest brain dump from Dominic Cummings isn't an easy read, dealing as it does with the onrush of all matters AI, from what can it do, how to control it, where is it going, how to direct it, and lastly but probably not leastly, how to survive it.

I have chosen the quote that leaped off the page to me as the title.

Read but don't yet try to understand it all, just let it marinate...

2026-10-30

"Sorry Sir, the moon isn't yet on our destination list"

"Oh very well then, fly me to the EU".

But is your pilot fit to fly?

2026-10-30"

Genesis 1;3

³And God said, "Let there be light": and there was light.
⁴And God saw the light, and it was good; and God divided the light from the darkness

As winter beckons and we look forward to shorter days and darker evenings, perhaps we should also consider the quality of the artificial light that we will be inflicting upon ourselves. 

And (surprise!) it is not good. It certainly wouldn't pass muster with the God of Genesis.

How is it deficient?

Mark well, for our health depends upon it to a far greater degree

2026-10-30

What is the difference between "Central Planning" and "Central Control"?

This man may have been reading too many of my articles.

Or far more probably, he may not. Whichever it is matters not, the conclusions he derives matter enormously.

They should be the foundation upon which our future world is built.

The problem as always is how to get from where we are now to where we want to be?

2026-10-29

The Fifth Plenum may be revealing more than we expect - but only if we can decipher the competing political signals...

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2026-10-28

Clif's release of his latest ALTA report has set tongues wagging, but the truth is: it's complicated, and for best comprehension it's probably best to take in a number of conversations with different interviewers.

So, without further ado:

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2026-10-28

Sounds like another UN boondoggle taking place somewhere that is normally a long way from a western audience.

Geoengineering seems to be a hot topic.

It ends on 30th October, after which a comminiqué will doubtless be released to a disinterested world...

James Roguski reports.

2026-10-28

Lei reviews the strange opening day...

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2026-10-28

Furore erupts in the US over Trump's bid to import diesel fuel from Russia despite sanctions.

Have they not noticed that the US (like every other country) runs on diesel deliveries?

How will this play with the American public in the run-up to the mid-term elections?!

2026-10-28

Netanyahu gone.

Mohammed bin Salman gone.

Zelensky gone.

The chessboard is being cleared.

No paywall today! (5 minutes)

(NB - none of this is corroborated so far... )

2026-10-28

For the avoidance of doubt, our website runs on PHP, as do many if not most others.

So I don't doubt that somebody somewhere is having a good laugh at our feeble attempts to explain what's going on in the world.

Yes it's horribly technical, and not understood by many, it's just a software "black box" that sits inside the software stack that keeps a web-site ticking over as it should. 

In fact, it's probably ideal for any nefarious agency to hack, since that would likely let it monitor everything that's going on. At the very least.

But don't worry about it, it's just par for the course these days... and reportedly it's been fixed (although probably not before the TLAs involved had instituted a better way to get what they wanted).

Brendon O'Connell has a little something to say about it, but be aware that much of what he posts is AI generated, so nobody can tell

2026-10-28

It turns out that Climate Science, in addition to being the most complex science not yet anywhere near being fully understood by man, gives rise to "carbon footprints" that in the absence of drastic over-simplification cannot be satisfactorily calculated due to economics being the dismal science of mass interactions between vast numbers of people all doing their own thing. It isn't actually computable because (a) the dataset would be vast and (b) there aren't the facilities to collect it all, even if the wondrous new Ai data centres could actually cope with the volumes.

Of course the implacable socialists would argue that that's a good reason to force everybody into the same identikit mould so that their behaviours can be forced down a manageable number of approved channels, but even the excesses of attempts from the Soviet Union to modern China have fallen foul of the laws of unintended consequences, which makes it very

2026-10-27

"They are like deer caught in the headlights of the oncoming truck... "

Yanis Varoufakis reviews the post-war history of the development of the EU, and dissects the remains now that Trump has rewritten the rules of western trading practices with America.

The difference between leadership and bureaucratic governance is now writ large for everybody to see. And best not talk about the UK's plans...

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2026-10-27

Kim Jong Un has been swirled by rumours, yet is reported to have visited China across a newly opened bridge.

He didn't seem to spend very long there before returning home. Nor did he meet President Xi.

Nor were there any official announcements, other than a visit to an automobile factory.

But apparently the swirling rumours are not abating...

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