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  • Sovereign Nations Are So Last Century!

    2026-04-29

    Sandi Adams explains the deal to Rich Does Politics.

    Sometimes we need somebody to lay out its fundamentals in words stripped of all the obscurantist feel-good buzzwords to tell us what it really means.

    (68 minutes)

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  • Nick Nails It

    2026-04-29

    This is not financial advice - except for the government, but they never listen to advice and then claim that they weren't told. Not by the 'right' people anyhow, who were the wrong people anyway.

    How will it end? Cold and hunger seems about right, properly administered by the Quangocrats of course. The Department of Administrative Affairs may be long gone from the BBC's output but it's ghostly murmurings still pervade the haunted corridors and conference rooms and no doubt gentlemen's clubs of the Civil Service...

     

  • A Fast-Track Back to Health?

    2026-04-29

    The body has more than one immune system.

    I'm not going to speculate about how many, but it's way more than one, depending on how you differentiate individual reactions or groups of reactions from systems.

    The "second" immune system implements ketosis as an alternate way of powering itself - instead of using carbohydrates, it uses stored fat. Well, that's the (very) simplified explanation anyway. 

    It's a good way to "lose weight" - but "weight" here needs to be qualified...

    Fat is also where the body will stash toxins that it can't for whatever reason immediately excrete. Overweight people may have a lot of toxins trapped temporarily but safely in their fat but as that fat is used for energy, in my understanding the toxins come back into circulation... and will cause problems such as aches and pains until the body can excrete

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  • Down With Democracy!

    2026-04-29

    Seriously?

    Get rid of it?

    Go back to what? Serfdom and slavery?

    It's true it doesn't seem to work very well in it's current form, but that's because it hasn't been done right. Oh wait! Don't they say exactly that about communism / socialism?

    Well, would we actually be better off... if done properly?

    Does the future lie in the past?

     

  • What's In a Label?

    2026-04-29

    My general rule is that if a word is made up to be nothing like natural language and you have to scan each letter to check out how to pronounce it (and even then you are unsure), then it's a medical product (or maybe a food additive) that I don't need.

    So what are the "five top-selling GLP-1 drugs in the United States — Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, Trulicity, and Zepbound"?

    "GLP-1"?

    Unnecessary? Dangerous? God's gift to the terminally deluded who despite all the evidence still believe that Big Government, Regulators, and Big Pharma all work selflessly together for our happiness health longevity and quality of life?

    You may need to read this.

     

  • China, Belt and Road, and Oil and Gas Markets in Flux

    2026-04-29

    As China imports most of her oil, and as the major manufacturing nation its need for hydrocarbon fuels is huge, her interest in securing current and future supplies is intense.

    So how is it influencing or likely to influence developments in oil and gas trade and finance routes?

    (54 minutes)

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  • Technocracy Rising, Bidden or Unbidden

    2026-04-29

    Patrick Wood pulls it together to explain how the world is being reshaped by the global corporations (with assistance from their tame bribed and blackmailed fake-democratic governments).

    The trade and distribution of global energy (oil and gas), upon which all successful economies currently depend, is being reshaped, taken out of the hands of the existing global banking cartels, which will be sidelined by an "independent" crypto-blockchain solution. So effectively we may expect that whoever controls the latter will be the new Gods of the Earth. Sounds like the big crypto-industrial complex to me...

    See if you agree.


    This pertinent video from Simon Dixon explains who may (or may not) benefit...

    It's not quite as Patrick Wood sets it out, but the wrestling between central banks and

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  • Is China Withdrawing into Itself?

    2026-04-28

    What's up with the Military? (59 minutes) Another purge?

    China is a country that westerners have a lot of trouble understanding...  with a seemingly intractable language, an idiosyncratic architecture coexisting uneasily amid tower blocks and modern cityscape, and an autocratic communist regime since WW2, it has lurched from isolationism to welcoming western technology and investment.

    Is it now reversing course?

    (57 minutes)

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  • End the Clown Show Once and for All

    2026-04-27

    As reported by Mark Littlewood in the Daily Sceptic, government has becomea laughing-stock, under the disunited efforts of MPs, ministers, the Civil Service, political parties, whips, and the abundant assortment of ever-proliferating advisors and busybodies who poke their nose into every corner to ensure that the innumerable rules and guidelines are being observed. 

    We have been allowing them to tweak this pompous mess of inefficiency and corruption for years, but they just make it worse.

    It needs the flue-brush treatment.

    Replace it by a vastly simplified (and less costly!) arrangement of MPs who represent their Constituents, Government Ministers who serve the Monarch, and an Upper Chamber that serves

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  • Inverted World - Fulford Report Monday 27 April 2026

    2026-04-27

    Apparently the end is nigh, but not quite yet as the confusion is still rampant and sense and calm have still to be regained.

    What has actually happened, is still happening, and is still to happen seems to be anybody's guess, so read Ben's report and believe what you will.

    This seems to be a time for securing one's own family, peace of mind, and prospects as best one may.

  • Does Your Morning Coffee do All That it Could for You?

    2026-04-26

    Many people (myself included) like a cup of coffee in the morning.

    But do we get the best out of it?

    Well, getting the very best may be a bit more complicated than we can all manage without working at it, but I suspect that the results may be exceptional (if paired with healthy eating habits... ).

    Here's a young lady ("Doctor Leanna") who explains her view of what to do. But it's a bit complex, so don't get discouraged - start with one thing at a time and incorporate into your usual morning routine over time.

    NB: Remember that "Perfection is the enemy of Progress"!

    (29 minutes)

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  • The Covid-19 Assault on the World - Parts 6&7 - The Finale - Nuremberg!

    2026-04-26

    The "finale" - parts 6 and 7 combined into one.

    "Citizen Petition Series, Parts 6&7 combined — Docket FDA-2025-P-1807 (click to open the public docket)"

    "Schools do not teach that the Nuremberg Code is American law. Mainstream media did not cover Annas’s 1991 paper when it predicted exactly this scenario. Public health officials did not quote the first principle when they were rolling out mandates. They could not have, because their actions contradicted it"

    Interest of Justice explain why the whole Covid operation was illegal under American law, and how the authorities contrived to ignore it.

    "This week IoJ files a federal writ of mandamus in the U.S. District Court for the

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  • Another Version of the British Involvement in Iran

    2026-04-26

    We have posted a number of articles and videos by well-respected commentators that ascribe Trump's war on Iran to his intention to take down the British behind-the-scenes controlling interests in world affairs.

    Recognising that the truth is still elusive, this article from UK Column presents another view of the British involvement with Iran, over the many years since British Petroleum was set up to exploit their oil reserves.

    I don't doubt that neither narrative, spanning as they do three quarters of a century, can claim total accuracy...

    UK Column on Britain in Iran.

     

  • Covid and the Cover-Up

    2026-04-25

    Operation Talla was perhaps the first and likely the most consequential national policing "guidance" issued across the constituent nations of the UK.

    Have the various police forces across the UK ever previously be issued "guidance" to reject complaints of alleged criminality about a specific topic close to the government's heart?

    We have been led to believe that similar activity happened under dictatorships such as the Soviet Union, Mao's Chiina, The Kim dynasty's North Korea, and Pol Pot's Cambodia, but is it happening in our own UK, ancient Albion?

    Ian Clayton of Ethical Approach UK sums up what he has painstakingly documented over the past years.

    And why now?

     

  • A Timely Review of the Way the World Works Today

    2026-04-25

    Evidence and logic are irrefutable, provided that the evidence reflects the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. And there's the rub, because just as one man's meat is another's poison, so one man's truth may be another's misinformation (in modern parlance) or outright falsehood (in yesterday's less mealy-mouthed jargon).

    "Early to bed, early to rise, makes a man healthy wealthy and wise" - to which I would append "eventually"!

    I can't vouch for his bed-times, but long-time campaigner Nick Griffin strikes me as one of the best informed and well thought out political commentators available today, and he shares his knowledge freely, to the point where keeping up with him is a struggle!

    Of course if you don't look beyond the "far right" label that the mainstream opinion-formers slap on him at every opportunity then you will

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  • The MHRA - A World Leader in ... Statistical Incompetence?

    2026-04-25

    They obviously didn't have the same "dragon-lady" statistics lecturer that I had when at college. She had very definitive ideas about how statistical analyses should be conducted and was determined that her pupils would be instilled with exactly those principles. None of us fully measured up to her standards but we were all impressed with her ambition and were grateful for it. She gave me the confidence to examine the published Covid statistics and draw my own conclusions, however elementary. That was sufficient, may the Good Lord pass on my heartfelt thanks to her.

    The MHRA did, it transpires, conduct a statistical survey, likely quite well designed (nobody's perfect), to gather data about Covid vaccine adverse reactions.

    What did the MHRA analysis

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  • A Little Light Relief

    2026-04-24

    When the electricity is connected, the lights work.

    So it is with some anticipation that Martin Geddes' friend looks forward to the future.

    Will it happen before Christmas?

     

  • Cause of Asthma?

    2026-04-24

    All you never wanted to know about this (and other several other chronic conditions) but that you won't hear from any authorised medical practitioner.

    "... the authors concluded that the word “asthma” should be retired. It was... a heterogeneous mix of pathologically distinct processes poorly represented by our current physiological and symptom-based classification system "

    So, what is asthma?

    Sadly, no cures are suggested.


    (Author's note: I personally am securing significant remission by fasting once a week for 24 - 36 hrs - this is not "medical advice", just my own personal observation)