Conspiracy Corner

2025-11-16

Mark Sleboda reads the runes.

Essentially, it's more of the same - Russia is in the ascendant, Ukraine needs a rescue that doesn't seem to be in the offing. The end is still apparently inevitable.

When will Ukraine's much vaunted "coalition of the willing" come to admit that it is in practice the coalition of the unsafe and ineffective?

"... we're at the'lights out' moment for Kiev"

Winter is looking to become very cold indeed...

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2025-11-15

Whilst a whiff of corruption may not bother an unelected dictator, it may be cause for concern to those in the "coalition of the willing" who really couldn't be seen to be backing fraudsters.

It is true that so far, the trail doesn't seem to have reached the lofty heights of the presidency, only so far fingering a minister and an erstwhile "business partner", so Zelensky is entitled to be considered innocent until proven guilty - much like those reportedly press-ganged off the streets and into his army. 

The suspicious may think that this will not be the last of it, but we haven't heard of any additional connections so far.

Zero Hedge reports.

2025-11-13

A presentation by Rafe Heydel-Mankoo for the New Culture Forum, laying bare the BBC's "progressive" left-wing bias.

No wonder they cannot get along with Trump.

Here we have links exposed to all the incomprehensible left-labels (Trotsky et al) of the labyrinthine network of "progressive" bodies (if communist origins can be regarded as "progressive", they are habitually labelled as such... but then inversion of the truth has always been the favoured modus operandi).

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2025-11-13

"For production - not speculation" - that's Trump, not the "special relationship", which is the exact opposite.

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2025-11-12

Browsing the net (as one does) I happened upon a Wikipedia page in honour of the Telegraph's satirical column of yesteryear (not to be confused with their current offering under the same title).

As a one-time dedicated Telegraph reader, Peter Simple's imaginary world ofsocietaltragicomic over-earnest fashionably-deluded or simply bonkers characters would invariably bring a chuckle to contend inconveniently with ingestion of breakfast. His great facility in applying appropriate names to his inappropriate characters never ceased to amuse, names which effortlessly conjured the stereotype that we had never even considered existed.

If you too are of similar antiquity and like me never imagined that Peter Simple's make-believe Way of the World was exactly whither we were all inevitably headed, then this may bring it all back

2025-11-11

Historian Francis Pike reviews the state of China's leadership, and concludes that President Xi is now a puppet leader of the real power-brokers.

2025-11-10

Another will-they-won't they report from Ben this week.

Personally I've given up on trying to follow the ever-more-complex intricacies of this now very extended production. I'd hazard a guess that it will likely end only when Central Casting run out of available actors / actresses!

Ben himself is inevitably part of the show, given his significant reach and multiple contacts, all of whom will tell him exactly what they want us to believe. So now I feature his work more as entertainment than information - we are long past the point that I think that either I or even Ben might actually know what's going on.

Given that events still seem to reference Q's enigmatic posts from yesteryear, the whole still seems to be running on rails to some underlying scheme, despite appearances.

We must each

2025-11-10

So, heads must roll. 

Heads have been duly sentenced to roll...   but not yet.

After all, this is the BBC. 

We must have a proper handover, otherwise the poor benighted staffers wouldn't have a clue what to do without somebody to tell them!

Really?

Isn't that exact attitude part of the problem?

What parts of "truthful" "accurate" "balanced" and "unbiased" do the staff at the BBC not understand?

To which we might add "clearly distinguish fact from opinion" and "quote sources".

I'd wager that there's more than a few who would be delighted to be allowed to get on with the job without interference from what has hitherto passed for "leadership".

It's not rocket science. Those that don't

2025-11-09

OK, it's a tongue in cheek question, but the CCP does reportedly have a financial black hole to worry about.

Still, maybe they can blame President Xi...

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2025-11-09

Reiner is a German lawyer, licensed to practise in California, the original co-founder and the drive behind the Corona Investigative Committee in Germany that did so much work to expose the circumstances behind the Covid "pandemic", work which was brought to a head with a public on-line Grand Jury trial AKA the Covid Court of Public Opinion.

I'm sure that he would agree that this was a mammoth but necessary undertaking to expose the multiple frauds upon which "the pandemic" rested. If it's not covered by the Committee's work, then it's not relevant.

Following this he was detained (some might say kidnapped) in Mexico when he went there to renew his passport, andwas extradited to Germany for trial, not on the grounds of his

2025-11-08

Those of us who have been around for years will understand and relate to this more than those who have joined our planet more recently, but we can certainly all learn from it.

Native cultures include our own European cultures - they are still in many ways cohesive, for all the attempts, successful or otherwise, that have tended to whittle away at that cohesion in favour of replacing our reliance on our human community with reliance on the inhuman State.

Yet in chronological sequence, as natives of the seats of the colonizing powers of old (yet still undead) we looked on as native cultures elsewhere were given the treatment, we, thinking ourselves somehow immune, were saved til last to undergo the final treatment that would bring about their global control grid with everybody inside it.

Was the State always inhuman? Yes it was, in so far as except within the ruler's personal court, it always runs on a rule book (or these days infinitely many rule books)

2025-11-07

OK, I'll keep this short.

We are now many years into the age of climate catastrophes foretold by the sages of yesteryear, yet I'm still wracking my memory hole to find a single prediction that accurately (even sort of) predicted something that then did indeed happen.

Other than COPnn boondoggles of course.

Polar bears are still gambolling in waters too cold to contemplate, New York is still above water (is their latest electoral triumph a wheeze to try to submerge it after all?), and renewables still can't compete with fossil fuels and government-contrived green "support" schemes.

Most such failures can be overlooked but that last one threatens not only our winter comforts but also our nation's prosperity, so we (and the government) overlook it at our peril.

If the person on the

2025-11-06

Shrödinger's Cat is infamous in scientific circles for being shut in a box.

According to quantum theory, the cat is in an indeterminate state, neither alive nor dead, until the box is opened - at that point of being observed, the state of the cat crystallizes into one of it's two possible states: alive or dead - until then by "quantum superposition" it may be considered both (potentially) alive and (potentially) dead.

Here Alex Krainer reviews the intentions of President Trump which appear on multiple fronts to be subject to the same rules - until he visibly enacts a policy, that policy may be one thing or may be something else - nobody can be sure until he takes it out of the box...

Totally erratic, or deliberately unclear? Certainly radically novel and rather unsettling when applied

Deep Dive on Charlie Kirk

2025-11-03

Ben reports this week on the recent meeting between "Trump" and "Xi", the threatening of Maduro in Venezuela, and the general world of geopolitics.

Yes, we're still in the world of ongoing confusion where nothing apparently ever gets resolved, but no faction has ultimate control.

Make of it what you will(modest subscription required for full access).

2025-11-02

Well, we live here, so do we not know our fate?

Equally, if that fate has still to be decided, how could we already know it?

And in so far as our political settlement has perhaps never been in such trouble since the English Civil War, it may well have to be decided, and perhaps more shortly than we have been lazily inclined to believe...

"The Office for National Statistics may not yet publish a Sedition Index, but the figures are suggestive enough"

"Even a small fraction of that disaffected cohort... would rival the active membership of every radical movement in modern British history – and with far better broadband"

David Betz and Michael Rainsborough writing in the Daily Sceptic hit multiple nails right on the head in this considerable piece on the state of the Nation today. This is a huge topic so don't expect all your favourite grievances to

2025-11-01

If the War of 1812 is of interest, then so perhaps is this discussion of an historical artefact made in the preceding century for Empress Elizabeth I of Russia. After all, if the French and Russians were not fighting amongst themselves in 1812, then whom were they fighting?

Beyond that question however, there does seem to be more than meets the eye to this seemingly slightly unwanted artefact that graces a corner of the Kremlin, showing as it may Russia's eastern neighbour of a century earlier...

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2025-11-01

Napoleon's war on Russia and the burning of Moscow, followed by his long and tragic march back through the Russian winter, is accepted history.

Including by Leo Tolstoy, author of War and Peace, written half a century or so after the events thereinportrayed. 

But are we learning that not everything we thought we knew may be accurate ..?

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2025-10-31

Lots of dubious "content" on social media and elsewhere re the phenomenon known as 3I/Atlas, mostly speculation, and perhaps mostly excitable in nature, and definitely influenced by a huge dollop of hype for purposes that remain obscure.

So who better to disperse this hype than the very unexcitable but hugely knowledgeable Ken Walker?

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Do try not to panic...

2025-10-31

Scott Ritter on the MOAT show.

It's still the same message, with a twist.

"It's a death sentence to be sent to the front line"

Yes, it's still a war of attrition. Both on the Ukrainian battlefield, and on the international political battlefield.

And Scott has some pithy comments to make about the Venezuela situation...

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