2026-06-29

Epstein, Epstein, where are your clients, Epstein?

None prosecuted yet. Lists abound, but no action.

And Israel isn't going to like the Independent International Commission of Inquiry on the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, and Israel, whose report is now published.

And America isn't going to like the isolation of USA Inc (yup - still bu**ering on despite everything)  now shorn of significant international financial support and shortly to be running on oil fumes?

Is the final Showdown at the USA Inc Corral now incoming?

2026-06-29

No, it's nothing to do (sadly) with politicians opening their mouths and putting their foot in it. Not literally anyway, although some unkind persons may support the figurative notion.

Others might for their own reasons support a culling of the infected politician in the same way that they cull cattle, but whilst such a policy might serve to encourage others not to emulate the stricken, we do in theory already have a means whereby the electorate can cull the infected at the next election. Like all such policies however, it turns out that culling for whatever reason tends to be ineffective in controlling the disease and better methods must be sought.

It is of course necessary to identify the real cause of the problem if we want to effect a cure. 

In the case of politicians we are approaching the point where most people will be able to understand the essential mechanisms of the "deep state" via their controlled political parties. It's been going on a long

2026-06-29

To answer the question posed by the title, we must first define that three letter word "God".

It is unsurprising that we have a great deal of difference of opinion/belief on the nature of "God" as put forward by the different religions, yet we pretend that these differences are trivial. Manifestly, they are not.

The Independent International Commission of Inquiry on the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, and Israel, has now published its report.

In addition to the definition of the above three letter word, some may need to redefine the meaning of phrases such as "self defence" and "human rights".

Cyntha Koeter

2026-06-29

OK it's not either/or, it's possible to have both or neither. But it's the emphasis that counts. After all, property is merely a means to an and, and represents control over the thing that is one's property. That control may (or may not) bring a measure of improved happiness (having one's brolly to hand when it's raining cats and dogs) or may not (having it to hand when the sun is shining benevolently upon us).

So do we want property or happiness?

One is control over the physical, the (mostly) inanimate, the stuff we cannot take with us when we pass on to the greater or lesser glory after doing our stint.

The other is the fleeting, the ephemeral, indeed the spiritual attitude of Nirvana that we may perhaps take with us when we pass, and as such is clearly the greatest prize attainable in this earthly realm.

Search engines tend to give priority to the rock band of the same name, which perhaps confirms our

2026-06-28

A visit to the dentist isn't (let's face it) something to fill one with enthusiasm.

It rarely brightens the day, and occasionally comes with admonishments about brushing your teeth better, or bad news about needing unforeseen remedial work that (unless you have already purchased an insurance plan) will entail additional expense. 

So if you're lucky you get off with just a bill for the inspection, and if unlucky you get additional expensive appointments to use up your time and pecuniary resources (all of which involve levels of destruction from mild drilling to teeth pulling), with a possible helping of painful humiliation thrown in.

It is taken as axiomatic that they cannot make a poorly tooth healthy again, and some believe that root canal treatments are destructive of your body's electrical circuitry, possibly

2026-06-28

It's simple.

In a civilisation that inhabits an uncertain world, the supply of power makes the difference between carrying on almost as normal regardless of the salient ambient conditions, or having to keep shutting down because of them. 

And for most practical purposes (especially in a world besotted by a completely irrational fear of "climate change") power means that delivered by wires. So our governments have simultaneously increased the loading on the grid whilst replacing reliable electricity generation with erratic wind and solar...  whilst also adding power-hungry AI data centres to the mix.

What could possibly go wrong?

What could possibly go right?

Nick Hubble spells it out.

2026-06-27

AI, Big Business, blanket surveillance, mix it together and what do you get?

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2026-06-27

This is in effect his testimony.

He has done the hard work and been stone-walled.

It is also his statement of intent.

The Establishment cannot provide an acceptable response.

He isn't stopping... not for anybody.

At last we have somebody who could and may well take the problem by the scruff and shake it out.

The British Public know what to do.

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2026-06-27

Are Chinese investments in Canada out of control?

Secret Courts?

Secret agreements?

National security assets?

Backhanders?

Surely not?

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2026-06-26

Patrick Wood has been tracking those who would run the world by AI for some time.

He's been right and is still right to do so - our understandings of AI and indeed "quantum computing" are still in their infancy, and whilst it is certainly true that the technocrats never had either the data or the science or the computing power to run the world, it was always feasible that they would simply pretend to do so and place us on the wrong end of a "computer says no" social control system that in effect could be neither realistically nor practically challenged.

That feasibility still exists if we fall for it by unthinking and ill-advised compliance.

"The system they wanted — a society run as an engineering problem, every resource metered, every flow optimized, every decision computed rather than argued — required a machine that could calculate the whole of an economy in real time. That machine did not exist"

The Trouble With Politics Now Illustrated Beyond Doubt

2026-06-26

A thoughtful piece by Paul Cudenec encapsulates the problem with our current world.

What is freedom?

Is the Left or the Right more supportive of freedom?

How should government be reformed?

I find his homily very welcome indeed, and wish that we could actually begin to ask the right questions, rather than struggling to make sense of sundry answers to all the wrong questions about which governing bodies of all kinds are so keen to saturate our discussions.

2026-06-25

This tells us exactly what is wrong with our medical services - they are all based on premises that don't correspond with reality. They are then tied up by laws regulatory bodies and "standards of care" that are allegedly for our protection - they might indeed be for our protection were they to be based on the way that the body actually works, but in practice they serve to protect the pharmaceutical industry and their regulatory authorities - and to intimidate the public from going against the approved medical "advice".

"The human body is a portable electronic device"

2026-06-25

Trump is infamous now for not pussy-footing around contentious issues - he confronts them head-on.

Refreshing like a cold shower on a hot day - at last someone in UK politics is saying the unsayable - exactly what the powers that shouldn't be cannot allow, because it risks opening the flood-gates of open public dissent, with consequences no politician can contemplate...

We can't have that, can we?

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2026-06-24

Andre Walker nails our problem - nobody actually in charge is actually accountable.

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2026-06-24

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2026-06-24

The farce continues...

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2026-06-24

The new vision. The new man. The new policies.

But what about the real questions?

"We've had enough leaders... promising a new start, then delivering the same betrayal in a different accent"

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2026-06-24

Scott Ritter, fresh from his visit to Russia and Russian Ukraine, interviewed by Redacted.

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2026-06-24

Alert readers will immediately recognise CRN 6029679/21 as the crime number provided by the Metropolitan Police to Mark Sexton and co-complainants in response to their report of suspected crimes committed as part of the official response to the alleged Covid pandemic.

This document is a reconstruction by Ian Clayton (Ethical Approach UK) which compares the subsequent processing of the complaint from two points of view: (a) from that of the Metropolitan Police and (b) from that of retired police officer and complainant Mark Sexton.

What influence if any did Operation Talla have on the handling of the complaint by the Metropolitan Police?

The Williams Report on the Handling of Gross negligence manslaughter in