Conspiracy Corner

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Cyntha Koeter, not for the first time, comes up with a reflection on where we are and how it's going.

Primarily, it appears that the Q posts of yesteryear relate to current events...

Make of this what you will.

2025-09-11

OK - I confess - the title of this article is click-bait!

It should have read

"Vaccines Do Not Cause Multiple Illnesses (of which Autism is One) - True or False?"

which I think you may agree is too long to serve as a nice snappy title.

Now with that confession out of the way, the US Senate has been holding hearings on the alleged link/non-link (choose your position now!) between childhood vaccinations and subsequent impaired childhood development.

Aaron Siri, a lawyer who has made quite a name for himself working on behalf of Del Bigtree's ICAN to get to the truth about the vaccine question, gave evidence on Tuesday.

And very interesting it turned out to be...

2025-09-10

In a long but concerning article, Aussie Michael Rainsborough (the surname betrays his English origin) discusses the state of modern Britain and contrasts it with his view of modern Australia.

Without asserting that civil war is inevitable, he elucidates his concerns: 

"... an establishment seemingly bent on self-destruction, clinging to an incontinent immigration system and an almost devotional attachment to international and human rights laws that disadvantage its own citizens"

"The Brexit psychodrama exposed the extent of the rot. The political class, determined to thwart the referendum result, behaved with a deranged mixture of denial and contempt for the electorate"

(I have the Matt cartoon set from that time still hanging on my wall!)

Since our pseudo-Brexit, it has been abundantly clear that our political and journalistic classes owe their

2025-09-10

Ivor Cummins interviews geopolitical expert Alex Krainer.

This is 99 minutes of excellent root-cause analysis. They cover a broad sweep of history, drawing the parallels with today (post the second World War) to expose the roots of today's conflicts.

"... and (3) you[the oligarchs] have to stay out of politics... " 

Ouch.

Very informative - even China gets an serious discussion: "their approach is very very different..." 

(99 minutes)

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2025-09-09

So who is really in charge in the US of A?

Is the US President a fake like all the others around the globe?

Should we be thinking bigger than ever before about the extent of the fakery that has infested global politics (not to mention academia, NGOs, charitable foundations, and global governance under the United Nations - WEF "partnership")?

I don't know, but it's the logical inference to be drawn if Brian Berletic is correct in his analysis of who is really in control in the (western parts of) the Ukraine...

"This demonstrates continuity of agenda. It does not matter who Americans vote for, who is in the White House, who controls Congress; this is a singular agenda that continues no matter what..."

"The special interests driving this are unelected, monolithic, there... is no-one else in the US capable of challenging or displacing them ...

2025-09-08

In an outspoken report, Ben asserts that a fake Trump manipulated by Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick is now appearing in news reports and "White House dinners" with the rich and suspect.

So where is the real Trump? - always assuming that such a personage actually existed...

If it seems that nothing that we have seen in the media may be true, so that would indeed include the Donald.

And to be consistent we must lump in Ben Fulford for good measure - after all, his contacts at the secret services / secret societies will tell him exactly what they want him to tell us...

Where does that leave us? With Socratic Wisdom, questioning everything, assuming nothing, and having to fall back on our own perceptions, however ill-informed we

2025-09-08

"It is important to recognize that the mixed messaging exists because you are being lied to and once in a while you are fed a degree of truth to cling to while the technocratic slave system moves forward"

Quite so. Whilst most of us have better things to do than scan all of Trump's pronouncements for inconsistent messaging, some inconsistencies are too large to pass unnoticed!

So it is with "vaccines at warp speed".  Almost everybody knows that "vaccines are inherently dangerous" ever since Ronald Reagan elicited that response when he asked why Big Pharma couldn't make their vaccines safer. Since then they have been given legal protection from claims for damages due to "side effects", pitting individual claimants against the bottomless pockets of governments motivated to deny redress from their "compensation schemes".

That alone should tell us that government does not work for us!

So what incentives

2025-09-07

Yes, Tony Blair gets a mention, and of course "Human Rights". In fact, name any prominent left-wing politician of today or yesteryear and he's likely to be connected to the Fabian Society.

If you're on the "Left" but not a Fabian today, then maybe you need to take stock... as you may be a revolutionary Marxist (Fabians like their march to power to be slow and incremental, Marxists like it fast and furious). 

"They are not the best lawyers... "

"It's... a cult that offers the not-very-able an easy access to public life... "

I'm somehow not convinced that this video is going to come out in their favour, but if the above observation is correct, it could go some way to explain the inadequate quality of left-wing MPs, of which the current parliament has a serious over-abundance. That's not to imply of

2025-09-07

As we approach 9/11 2025 .. we might be forgiven for wondering what might be in store for us.

The previous examples are after all not auspicious.

Now you will have to work with this one - it's in German with American subtitles - vital subtitles that it seems Saddam Hussein may have missed. But unlike Saddam you can always press pause whilst you catch up.

It does end rather abruptly after not quite 17 minutes but it is only part 1 of 5...

And it is from 17 years ago (so don't expect any up to date issues to be so lampooned) but it does indicate how long this sh*t-show has been in gestation. And you are sure to be reminded of something, or to learn it afresh. After all, were we all taking an interest in the fakery of geopolitics, the media, American "special relationships" and everything else in 2008?

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2025-09-06

You know the picture by now...

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2025-09-06

The problem with poetry is that you can never be quite sure where you will end up.

So it is with Rudyard Kipling, that despised relic of white colonial life who believed that he could write some lines of words that somebody somewhere would find interesting, despite attending "the school of hard knocks", never studying at the right universities nor schooling in the intricacies of journalism politics and economics.

In the event he ended up with his name plastered all over the outside of packets of pre-manufactured (but "exceedingly nice") cakes in the supermarkets of his home country.

He had what we might think of as a hard childhood, was sent to an "inferior boarding school", and it was his real life experiences in England and in India that shaped his attitude to life, and no doubt his writings. He learned through doing (and being done

2025-09-06

After the big parade featuring Xi Jin Ping as Chinese Leader, the political coast is clear for Xi to step down officially and for the new team to emerge. President Xi held several offices, but these will be split out to avoid concentrating all powers under one man.

So we (may) have: Party Secretary: Hu Chunhua, Premier: Wang Yang, PLA Chief: General Zhang Youxia,  if confirmed...

But will the CCP itself survive, and for how long?

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2025-09-05

This discussion brings out a number of points that deserve consideration.

It also points up the effective impossibility that any matters geopolitical will ever be addressed by a General Election - neither the public nor the system are ready to argue the complexities of our place in the world at election hustings (even if such could be addressed in the absurdly inadequate speaking times allowed!).

Patrick Henningsen and Chay Bowes provide some useful illumination.

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2025-09-04

Andrew Bridgen, who was perhaps our only conscientious MP in the last Parliament, comments on his experiences in Parliament and outside.

"Every Institution that's there to protect the public interest has failed"

"We don't need reform, we need a radical change in the way that we are governed... we are going to have to have a reckoning for all of this... there'll have to be some very severe punishments given out... that's the only way the public is going to trust any of these institutions again... "

Quite so.

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2025-09-03

Well, the fighting hasn't stopped, quite the reverse...

Danny Haiphong talks with Scott Ritter, Garland Nixon, and Andrei Martyanov.

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2025-09-03

A good question.

With both Iran and now Yemen demonstrating that their missiles can hit Israel at will, and the IDF increasingly unable to recruit the soldiers necessary to make the progress required by the leadership, not to mention the Trump administration's unwillingness to back what increasingly looks like a losing situation, what options remain?

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2025-09-03

The main guests - President Putin, President Kim of North Korea, and President Modi of India.

Most eminent absentee - Donald Trump.

Entertained by President Xi.

Madame Lei guides us through the complexities of the day.

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2025-09-03

Martin Geddes seems to be catching on.

His friend challenged the authenticity of Teesside Magistrates' Court and had his Council Tax case put back for five months...

"the toothpaste is out of the tube: the “ghost court” issue cannot be put back"

Read all about it.

2025-09-03

Well well, Dr Clare Craig writing for the Daily Sceptic has produced a piece based upon the Scottish Covid Inquiry, a piece which concludes that most of the "deaths by Covid" were not caused by the virus.

So far so correct...

But that's as far as the "correct" goes.

"... the fact is that viral spread was driven by long distance aerosol transmission, not close contact. Care homes that refused Covid patients still had outbreaks and deaths."

Call me old-fashioned, but where is

2025-09-03

No, "Zero Net Zero" isn't the latest thriller documenting some daring SAS adventure, it's the ongoing yawn-a-thon regarding the quest for Net Zero, doomed to play interminably until the UK government finally collapses of its own staggeringly complacent idiocy, or gets taken down by a very cold and exceedingly angry populace.

Net Zero isn't coming any time soon - not whilst we have electricity in the grid anyway.

That's the only conclusion that seems rational, given that Ned Sillyband won't come clean on how and when, but it doesn't rule out that the whole mess will collapse and there won't be any electricity for the likes of you and me to be had from the grid. Not given the governments obsession with setting up innumerable shiny new but power-hungry AI Data Centres. 

Although I don't doubt that even then, we will still be burning fossil fuel somewhere, maybe everywhere that diesel

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