2026-02-13

It can't be said often enough - wealth is not currency, it's what you can buy with that currency.

It's product available, initially in the marketplace, and subsequently in our possession.

So if we want to become wealthy, we have to produce product, not manipulate the value of money (unless we're a banker playing zero-sum games with the currency to rip off everyone else).

Barbara Boyd reports on the latest action taken to make America productive again...
... whilst we pay Ed Miliband to ruin us pointlessly by strangling our energy supplies. 

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2026-02-13

Lest anybody thinks that we can't poke "fun" at the UK political scene just as well as that of Germany, Andy brings us up to date with a compilation of prime ministerial utterances... how can we allow such people into high office? Given that they soon bring down that office to their own level.

Just for the record, like other prime ministers before him, this guy is a product of the system, just as they all are. Fire one, get another... simply a new face on the same hydra.

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2026-02-13

Eugyppius entertains us with his observations on the current state of German politics.

One has to laugh, it's the only way to stay sane, but Germany is no different in principle to any western European nation including the UK.

It's just easier usually to laugh at foreigners.

"... there are only so many posts you can write about how nothing is happening and how necessary reforms are impossible and how Merz the Pigeon Chancellor has gone back on his word yet again"

Find out if it's dead or alive....

2026-02-13

Another article on AI, another "feature" identified.

Now it is true that not all AI engines (or LLMs: Large Language Models) are necessarily the same in all regards, so one must be careful not to generalise from the particular, but this is a rather concerning particular which rather undermines one's trust in such models.

They do share the need to be trained on as wide a breadth of input as may be obtained, but that very feature mitigates against the possibility of verifying that all the training material used is "true" and "correct" - it's falrly obvious that a lot of invalid material is likely to slip through any "truth filter", if only because there is probably no reliable way to construct such a "truth filter", so commercial ambition will likely result in a "bung it all in" mentality.

John Droz joins the fray to explore AI's

2026-02-13

Fall in with the wrong crowd, fall in with the wrong peer pressure.

It's pretty much that simple.

So it is with drugs. Go to the NHS, get drugs.

Better still, fall in with the wrong group, get cannabis and/or other "recreational" drugs. Get schizophrenia (or other descriptive "diagnosis"), go to the NHS and get more drugs to offset the effects of your recreational usage. 

Yet we did not fall ill for want of a pharmaceutical product. 

You can see where this is going. It's so easy to follow the herd and get inappropriate intervention upon inappropriate intervention, and it doesn't end well.

Except for Big Pharma of course, who continue to get high prices for stuff that may not work and we pay through the nose in taxes for "free at the point of use".... it's a business model to die for, but it's not Big Pharma that does

2026-02-12

Nobody fully understands human history, let alone world history.

There are things that we can see that appear to be left over from previous times which remain tantalisingly beyond our understanding.

There are records on cuneiform tablets that tell of times in ancient Sumer (and elsewhere) which we lack the background knowledge to fully understand.

And current "official" history is clearly deficient in as much as it does not appear to satisfactorily explain the many evident anomalies.

So we are left to conjecture, to surmise, to try to fit together the information scraps that we have into some sort of a coherent narrative.

Clif High has a go at this with his "Dark Hypothesis" which we are advised NOT to read... and he makes some excellent points - just don't read them

2026-02-12

Once again to make sense of the illogical, Alex Krainer to the fore please...

"Israel was created for this exact reason... "

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2026-02-12

Ahead? At last? Lord be praised!

Er...  hold on, no so fast...

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2026-02-12

Guernsey? Why Guernsey? 

I don't know, but why not?

"America is among the sickest nations in the world, with 54% of children having a chronic condition"

"... the US Government has reduced the number of mandated childhood vaccine doses from 72 to 17, in line with much of Europe, where children are noticeably healthier"
(NB "Correlation does not prove causation"... but it certainly drops a big hint!)

"... despite Pfizer’s denials, it own data show that it knew perfectly well that vaccines are not confined to the injection site but spread around the body. This is what they were designed to do... "

"Then Pfizer pulled the ‘bait and switch’ scam... What we received (untested) was another product, based on the same design but manufactured in a very different way"

2026-02-11

The paralysis of analysis seems to have the CCP in its grip, with no faction in sufficient ascendance to risk direct action.

Lei reviews the battle lines.

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2026-02-11

It must be every spokesperson's fear, that the statements they make in contentious but complex high profile cases may come back to haunt them.

"... a monumental shift that disproves the Trump administration’s narrative that the action it has been taken on the Epstein Files has been made with the aim of providing full transparency"

So did Kash Patel lay himself open to humiliation by an incorrect answer to a question in Congress?

ZeroHedge reports on a day of unredacted viewing.

2026-02-11

Martin Geddes, fresh from his delta-sigma analysis, now turns his thoughts to the function that "attribution" plays in a Court of Law.

Or should play, but apparently doesn't always?

"The degradation itself is the game being played"

"... when you strip these failures down to their atomic elements, they repeatedly reduce to misattribution... "

"... In each case the object is not treated as a hypothesis to be proven, but as a premise to be relied upon..."

Now listen up, this is serious.

2026-02-11

If we care about the way that Justice (in its widest sense) is administered in this country, and maybe if we have an academic approach to such matters, then I guess we should.

If our academic abilities are dodgy but out approach logical, then we probably should.

If our logic is all over the place and we still have implicit faith in our authorities, then I would steer well clear.

That said, Martin Geddes has come up with an analytical approach (the "Delta-Sigma framework") to assess legalistic encounters with our authorities, that clarifies how our approach may be usefully constructed to illuminate the responses provided by authorities to our legitimate queries.

The previously unachievable (due to the huge investment of time and research required) being now achievable by anybody with a practical working knowledge of AI and the tenacity and logical mind necessary to work through the

2026-02-11

Once more the statement that this site does not do Party Politics.

That doesn't mean that we take no interest in politics however. We just understand that Party Politics is corruptible and almost certainly corrupted, as may be coming much clearer by the day as the Epstein files become more widely known. It's a fair bet that Jimmy Savile, Cyril Smith, Huw Edwards, Andrew Mountbatten Windsor to name but a few were merely the tip of the iceberg now coming into focus.

For a level-headed view of the British political scene, Nick Griffin (of "far right" infamy - the establishment do love their labels, as they like to close down any sensible analysis) is up there among the best-thought-out (in my not so humble opinion). He's a realist, he's done the hard work, he understands the size and scale of the problem, and he doesn't hesitate to draw the realistic conclusions. 

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2026-02-11

It is however a pertinent observation from an old hand who has seen it all before...

"President Trump’s decision to nominate Kevin Warsh as the next Fed Chair deserves closer attention"

"When that plumbing seizes up, capital doesn’t retreat neatly. It rushes"

"... our... hypothesis is that Mr. Trump has an historical mission of which he is unaware. It is to wreck the empire."

Strike out the unlikely bit about "of which he is unaware"and that chimes precisely with a notion about Trump's "soul mission" favoured by some practitioners of the "unscientific" esoteric arts... fascinating.

"By their fruits shall you know them".

2026-02-11

William Blake was writing about England, but I have no doubt that the same description could well in times past have been applied to that place now known as Greenland - after all, the clue is in the name, and I suspect that the Danes of yore wouldn't have settled there if it was then buried under the plentiful ice that now resides thereon. Global warmists take note.

Whilst it may not be entirely clear why the Donald is so keen to gain a (preferably total) measure of control over it, he has made that objective pretty clear.

A thoughtful piece by Eugyppius reviews the state of US-European relations within some historical context, andhappily he has published this outside his paywall so that we can all benefit from his observations.

It's a quiet

2026-02-09

Epstein. The public face of evil.

Will any politician of note escape these revelations unscathed?

It's early days yet, simply because the sheer volume of the data released will occupy investigators for some time.

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2026-02-08

Is the Chinese leadership still in dispute?

Perhaps we westerners are too focused on what is visible and known rather than what is not directly evidenced - but absence of evidence is also evidence...

(Ignore the lack of video part-way through... )

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2026-02-08

The Crystal may still be beset by a number of roiling clouds, but would you bet against what has been glimpsed therein?

For my money, ZH is as likely to be right as anybody, and maybe more likely than many...

Squint into the murky depths here.

But would Russia really bother to invade its Eastern European ex-USSR neighbours? Why not just wait, make clear it's neighbourly intentions by offering reliable cheap gas supplies and other trading advantages, and wait (probably not very long) for the EU to collapse of its own unaccountable intransigence?