Conspiracy Corner

2025-03-20

Maybe 60 years or so too late, but better late than never.

Zerohedge has the story.

And so do we now.

Good luck... and plenty of time and determination. You will need these and more...

2025-03-20

"The responsibility to protect" by humanitarian intervention to stop international crimes.

When "the West" does this it's Ok, but when the Yemenis do it it's a crime.

From the viewpoint of the average Brit, the truth of far flung complex situations can be difficult to reliably disentangle.

So this is an interesting presentation, highlighting a number of controversial points on all sides of the argument. 

(1hr 54mins)

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2025-03-18

Brink of what?

Well, there's a choice...

1. War with Russia on behalf of a ruined Ukraine? I guess the spirit may be willing (at least among the "leading politicians") but the flesh of the economy has been seriously weakened by (a) their own obsession with "climate change" and (b) their very own sanctions against Russia. Maybe strategic thinking isn't their strong suit?
   
   
2. Replacement of the ethnic population by immigration from foreign lands.

JD Vance isn't known for either mincing his words or failing in simple logic.

So who is he talking about? Well, Germany actually, but if the cap fits there is quite a choice.Maybe he doesn't cast his net widely enough - after

2025-03-18

(To the tune of Loch Lomond)

By yon daily papers, and by yon TV channels,
Where the bright light of truth never ventures,
Where me and my true love were ever wont to view,
In our bonnie carefree youth of fond memory.

Chorus:

Oh ye'll tak' the mainstream,
an' I'll tak' the low stream,
an' I'll see the truth long afore ye,
but me an' my true love ne'er watch entwined again,
for the narratives and lies now repel me.

Yes there's more verses where that came from, but sufficient unto the day is the doggerel thereof!

We are at war, a war for our hearts and minds, driven not by

2025-03-17

Ben Fulford's Monday report previews his view of the likely events schedule that may come to pass this year. 

If he's right, this will be a year like no other in living memory, as every power base under the deep state will fall apart, with "consequences that no man may foresee"...

Let us pray that somebody somewhere has some sort of transitional arrangements in hand.

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2025-03-14

Democracy is so "last year".

The new improved way of civilised advancement (as so helpfully spelled out by the World Economic Forum in their many videos and documents) show us how the future must be.

In pursuit of these splendid ideals, recent events in Bristol have shown the way forward, brushing aside the backward doom-mongers and naysayers to install the necessary new facilities that will bring the WEF's vision into our reality, and not a moment too soon! 

With the WEF in charge, supported by appropriate NGOs and properly indoctrinated local activists, there is no longer the need to wait for the cumbersome machinery of local democracy to persuade the stupid people of the huge benefits soon to be theirs, better just to do it and show them first-hand in their own streets how much better the new arrangements will be.

After all, you can't make an omelette without breaking a few eggs!

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2025-03-14

My guess is that ontology, for most, is not a concept that readily springs fully-formed to mind.

I suppose it may be roughly defined as the ultimate generalisation of the way things are, how they work, inclusive of everything "seen and unseen", or perhaps I should say "material and spiritual" or "noticed and unnoticed" or "living and inanimate", or "dimensional or non-dimensional".

Nothing is beyond its purview.

Sounds to me like the proper scope of "science", which simply means the knowledge of how things work.

Or perhaps more inclusively, how things are (since some things don'rt work!).

Indeed, perhaps we are inadvertently reaching for a definition of "God" in so far as God is generally reckoned to be the ultimate "all-powerful", nothing being beyond His-Her

2025-03-13

A lot of chickens are coming home to roost in the US, and another lot need to come home in the UK to swarm Ed Miliband.

Specifically the Net Zero chickens (and I'm not even talking about the culls for "bird flu", although if Covid was a scam then why would "bird flu" be genuine? Work it out).

How long must we endure stupidity (ie: pay ever increasing subsidies to wind farms that don't produce whilst also paying for standby power from reliable power sources that do produce, to say nothing about destabilising the grid) before the penny drops?

"... we would have saved about £90 billion since 2006 if we had just retained the spread between wholesale and household prices that we had had from 2000 to 2006... we have not seen any benefit to bills from having renewables..."

"... there's also an expectation of demand increasing with electrification, although that's actually being offset... by

2025-03-10

After many decades of government subsidy to get the green revolution up to speed, we might be forgiven for asking "are we nearly there yet?".

If not, at what point does reality exert its influence on (a) us and (b) our government?

And the answer of course is that governments don't answer to reality, only to the World Economic Forum / United Nations.

Which does rather bring into sharp relief the nature of our belief in our "democracy". Did we really vote for Agenda 2030 / 2050 and all the implications?

And if not, why is that?

The Daily Sceptic shines a light on the Green New Misinformation Deal.

2025-03-10

The Brownstone Institute reviews Covid on the "Five-Year Anniversary of the End of the World".

All you never wanted to know about the ins and outs.

For my part I have been saying for some time that the whole escapade was a global hoax and the virus didn't even exist (except as a mind-virus!) (a view shared by Dr Mike Yeadon), but I'm not sure that the Brownstone Institute shares that view.

It doesn't really matter, as it's up to each of us to form our own beliefs as best we may.

Those interested may wish to bookmark the page once read - it's a ten-parter, so not to be attempted in a single

2025-03-06

ZeroHedge reviews the embryonic Starmer Peace Plan that seems to have the support of European leaders.

As we have noted earlier, it's cannot be a "Peace Plan" if it includes features to which we know that  President Putin will not agree. Such as western military "boots on the ground" in Ukraine.

Putin may, like all of us, harbour the occasional delusion, but he's not insane, nor is he prepared to simply throw away the fruits of his leadership so far.

Heigh ho, who cares about the details when there's a propaganda war to be fought for public opinion?

2025-03-05

What is going on between the UK, EU, NATO, Ukraine, and the Trump-Putin relationship?

This is all pretty complicated and difficult to follow, but maybe we should bear in mind that it may not be totally without foundation - and the fact that it's hosted on Scott Ritter's channel lends it  credence.

(28 minutes)

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Watch Part 2 here.

2025-03-04

For those with short memories, and those who simply were not yet here, this article covers the salient historical points from the latter parts of the 20th Century onward, from the perspective of an American. Necessarily it leaves out a vast amount which may never be known.

Some may believe that the Trump phenomenon is the fight-back against the endemic corruption described, some fear that Trump is simply the latest in a long line of "controlled opposition". I can't help you with that one, we will have to see how matters play out.

"By their fruits shall you know them"

What is undeniable is the role that Israel has historically played in US politics, and quite likely in the politics of other nations including our own - after all, the State of Israel was originally promoted in the UK's Balfour declaration after WW1.

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2025-03-04

A force to keep the pressure on Russia, and to keep UK-EU military forces in the Ukraine.

And if Russia does agree a peace deal, to boost the Ukraine's defensive capabilities...

I commented yesterday on the logic of Starmer's position, but one salient point i missed:

Call me old-fashioned, but if Russia has waged a war since 2022 to keep Ukraine out of NATO and NATO out of Ukraine (as clearly stated by Vladimir Putin), then Russia will just reject these ideas out of hand as putting NATO into Ukraine under another name.

It simply won't fly. There will be no lasting ceasefire under these suggestions, and probably no

2025-03-03

After the Trump-Zelensky imbroglio, it's no surprise that Ben provides quite a bit of intel on what is really going on, what happened subsequently, and whither it might lead.

Of course, matters just now are fast-moving and one cannot rule out events from left field that may upset specific predictions, so we await developments.

Still, it's an interesting question as to how long the current "US administration" can keep confidence in the crumbling financial edifice afloat - beware the Ides of March?

Keep taking the tablets...   (modest subscription required for full access)

2025-02-27

The Glastonbury Symposium is not exactly a mainstream source of topical wisdom - it is however a good venue for challenging one's "little grey cells" to take a hard look at what may be coming right around the next corner.

Andy Thomas, long-time power behind the Symposium, presents another keynote address, providing a critical discussion of the issues of the day (this was July 2024).

Not to mention a possibly terrifying view of the incoming future...

He covers a lot of ground.

"... you can't trust anything any more..."

"... any advanced civilisation that has managed to reachspace and is visiting here in their craft must surely have gone through the AI revolution ... therefore..."

Watch to the end. It's your view that counts.

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2025-02-26

The Daily Sceptic gives one "James Leary" the chance to make the pertinent comment that links our own sorry situation to those in Europe.

It seems to be undoubtedly true that there is a "Great Game" being played out around the world and in particular around eastern Europe and the Middle East - the only question is "who is doing what to whom and what is their motivation?".

Why did Germany commit "green" suicide by closing all its effective power plants in favour of windmills and solar panels which simply cannot power its industrial base?

Why is the UK intent on committing the exact same blunder, whilst simultaneously imagining that it can build a (shhh - don't tell them) hugely power-hungry AI data centre driven future?

Will we ever win the war in Ukraine against the dastardly deranged power-mad Putin? 

Maybe Putin actually does understand that power really is the

2025-02-26

The Club of Rome, the Trilateral Commission, the Bilderbergs, the Atlantic Council, the WEF...  you can choose your name for them but what you get is the same globalist elite that evidently despises democracy, and embraces "expert" rule by Corporate Oligarchy, a global elite that knows instinctively what is good for them and fully intends to impose it on us.

According to Klaus Schwab:

"Stakeholder capitalism, a model I first proposed a half-century ago, positions private corporations as trustees of society, and is clearly the best response to today’s social and environmental challenges"

Is their notion of 'trustees of society' compatible with our constitutional notion of elected politicians who are accountable to their constituents? What are the chances of conflicts of interest arising?

So why would we need elections? They don't

2025-02-26

"... this is now a US world and we will do as we want... "

Jeffrey Sachs explains the context within which the Ukraine conflict developed.

It's a sorry story, and the UK's Boris Johnson made a significant 'contribution'.

"I don't believe that there's a Collective West"

"... or a Global South... "

"... China is not an enemy, China is just a success story... "

"... we can do so many wonderful things right now... what do we need in order to do that? In my view, we need peace... most importantly, there are no deep reasons for conflict anywhere... "

"... because we don't have enough on the planet... as an economist I can tell you,

2025-02-25

The future of AI?

The market leaders took a knock recently when the Chinese DeepSeek made its debut on the world AI stage, denting their aura of invincibility and sending shock waves through the stock valuations of certain chip makers.

But who actually understands how AIs work?

And equally importantly, how they don't work? After all, they are the creation of human beings (work with me here) so will inevitably tend to inherit the human characteristic of fallibility.

So is AI on course to World take-over en route to conquering the Solar System, the Galaxy, and ultimately the Universe?