2026-03-12

In a wide-ranging monologue exploring many of the factors that may (or may not) explain the background to the war on Iran, the UK's Nick Griffin in a remarkable tour de force sets out how he sees the circumstances which gave it rise and the likely impacts in the short to medium term.

Whatever you think of Nick and whatever you may believe about Trump Israel Iran and the EU Russia China and our own sorry government (in office but not in favour), there are plenty of issues here to consider, to weigh against competing ideas and ideologies, in our eternal quest to understand what may be actually going on under the surface of our chaotic world.

Yes, a lot of what he presents (53 minutes) is "outside the box" thinking, but if "inside the

2026-03-12

Anybody who has ever heard of the GWPF will not be surprised by the general thrust of their views, but sometimes a review of how we got here via the politics of administrations past and current may be of interest.

As numerous states are now rapidly reversing out of Net Zero catastrophe because they have seen the brick wall ofenergy systems failure rapidly approaching, should the UK reposition for the future?

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2026-03-12

"A civilised society designs its roads for the lost, the frightened, and the mistaken"
"An uncivil one lays traps for them"

Is Martin Geddes writing about those dastardly Russians? Or the inscrutable uncaring Chinese?

Well, no, as it happens.

It's about own beloved (or not) local government, some of whom seem to have taken road "safety" well beyond the limits within which "safety" has hitherto been sensibly confined.

And as one who has indeed cycled the chaotic streets of Shanghai and survived, I can say that the Chinese may have differing standards to ours but their emphasis on safety in street planning goes so far as to give cyclists (they have rather more of them than we do!) their own traffic signals that prevent cyclists from having to mix it with vehicular traffic when navigating through busy road intersections. Maybe we could be similarly

2026-03-12

"Trump turns to Russia to get oil moving..."

"US asks Israel to halt strikes on Iran's energy infrastructure"

"Trump isn't protecting the regime, he's planning for what comes after it... "

"No wonder heads are exploding in Think Tanks in London and Washington..."

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2026-03-11

Plus more on Trump trying to bully Iran...

Neither event promises to work out well.

Do we in Britain want to continue relying on Mr Putin's restraint in not wishing to "escalate" the war into direct strikes on Storm Shadow production sites in the UK?

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2026-03-11

Larry Johnson isn't impressed...

How long will it take now for Trump to declare "victory", and call off his troops that remain committed?

(44 minutes)

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2026-03-11

Confusion reigns...  why has China stood down its Taiwan provocations just now?

Mesmerised by Iran's response to Trump?

Helpless with laughter at the IRGC's trolling of Trump's reopening of the Strait of Hormuz?

Or none of the above?

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2026-03-10

How many layers do you want to uncover?

There may be too many here for some, but it's all a part of an established pattern, so why would it be any different?

Colonel Watkins reveals how the world works and why it all makes "perfect sense"...

Sadly it's not quite without repetition and certainly not without deviation, but hesitation is definitely lacking - please do try to keep up.

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2026-03-09

The first casualty of War is Truth.

So it's no surprise that Ben Fulford reports a new understanding of how matters are progressing.

And our own George Galloway gets an honourable mention for being on the button with his reporting.

So will the worm turn and fight back? (Modest subscription required for full access)

Whatever, it doesn't look like peace is breaking out just yet, so maybe fill the car up whilst you can and perhaps acquire some modest additional basic supplies... it ain't over til the fat lady sings, and fat ladies seem thin on the ground currently.

2026-03-09

It appears to have been developing over many years, if the assertions made in this article are correct.

It could be a marriage made in Heaven or maybe a marriage made in Hell - certainly there would be two sides vying for the title of "the spouse who cannot be criticised", so it's either going to end in the most almighty divorce that the world has ever seen, or the two will somehow merge into one total and absolute tyranny with all the internal blood-letting that that may entail. 

Certainly a merger between the "only democracy in the Middle East" and the "Communist tyranny of China" seems fraught with contra-indications.

Regardless, the current war with Iran seems likely to shake up the erstwhile assumptions about Israel's permanence and maybe its technological expertise, which seems no better than Iran's where missile technology is concerned.

And as for reliable straight-dealing, maybe both sides could do

2026-03-09

It should be obvious even to Ed Millibrain that war in the Persian Gulf isn't going to do our energy supplies any favours.

Happily the worst of winter is probably behind us, but lack of fuel isn't going to be fixed any time soon by pouring more public money down the green subsidy pit, which is of course, like all subsidy pits, bottomless.

Now that the seasonally sunlit weather uplands (all right, the sun-obscured mist-lands of damp and yellow fruitlessness) are looming, the immediate seasonal pressures may be off, but so are the LNG supplies from Qatar.

It's probably too late to take the pressure off next winter by "drill baby, drill"ing in the North Sea, but better late than never - yet we still have Ed Sillibrain to get out of the way soonest.

2026-03-07

He makes a good case. It's hard to conclude that the Donald is operating in good faith.

Or that he has any way out of this war. Is he determined to lose it?

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2026-03-07

More legal siege-works from Ian Clayton of Ethical Approach UK with regard to Operation Talla, and the role (if any) of the criminal justice inspectorates in approving or ignoring any constitutional and legal issues that may be relevant.

"The criminal justice inspectorates exist to provide independent scrutiny of the institutions responsible for administering justice"

"Police forces in England and Wales are subject to established statutory duties relating to the recording of crime and complaints"

"The recording of crime is not a discretionary matter"

"The United Kingdom’s constitutional framework recognises that even in circumstances of national emergency, statutory obligations remain binding upon public authorities"

"Where an inspectorate is responsible for independently assessing policing effectiveness and legality, the

2026-03-06

China is a long way from being unaffected by the US-Israel-Iran conflagration.

Teheran seems to have the full support of the population, but China's leadership doesn't seem to enjoy such support. 

"He is accused of being a double agent for both the USA and Russia"

Is the CIA/FSB out of control?

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2026-03-06

Hopefully, some reasonably level-headed reporting on the state of the war in the Middle East.

"We don't have the military base, the industrial base to sustain a war"

Obviously we must each decide what we think for ourselves.

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2026-03-06

This is possibly one of the longest running legal investigations arising from leaving a vehicle by a roadside that one might hope never to encounter.

As a result, we now know that our UK Justice system isn't what it would have us believe, that it cannot or will not reveal the lawful/legal status of its "Single Justice Procedure" courts if it finds that inconvenient (in apparent conflict with the ECHR rules and indeed reasonable expectation and previous legal practice and precedent).

Has Martin finally drawn a line under his investigations? Time will tell, although given the state of today's world, this question and many others may be about to be swept away under a tsunami of global events.

Read it here whilst you still can.

2026-03-06

The story of the last century (and indeed longer) has been of the ever-onward march of those who would rule the world, and who will stoop to any depths to achieve their aims.

Deceit? What's a little white lie when it advances the cause? Besides, it's necessary if we want to persuade the proletariat that they are doing the right thing for the greater good - our good.

War? No problem - bring in the profits! No need to concern ourselves with the ensuing human misery, it will be forgotten soon enough.

Democracy? Useful for keeping the unsuspecting masses in check, diverted, and too busy with their own lives to worry about ours. Besides, politics (like football) keeps them entertained, and even lets them think that they can control us by voting harder! 

Law and Justice? Essential for keeping the lid on our own illegal but very entertaining activities - we don't want just anybody with a conscience investigating

2026-03-05

It seems that Trump is, with Israel, in a hole of his own digging.

So why is that?

Alex Krainer struggles to anlayse the inexplicable.

"The fact that Trump pulled the trigger means that he owns this... "

"... the American people explicitly voted against this... "

"... How could you possibly not have understood the risks that you were taking? "

"... this is such a can of worms... "

"Between 1946 and today the United States has initiated more than 80% of all wars fought around the world... the American people always vote for the candidate that promised them no more wars... it seems that the system is so powerful, so entrenched, so ruthless that it doesn't matter what you want... in the end, you get the

2026-03-04

Promethean Action reports on the effects of the war on Iran - it's very early days yet, so things will no doubt take a while to settle down, but maybe it's the British commercial interests that have been fostered by the Royal Family over the centuries that are bearing the brunt of the fall-out.

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2026-03-04

Sebastian Saas asks some of the obvious questions... but surprisingly isn't encouraged by the answers...

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