Conspiracy Corner

2024-10-01

No, sadly it isn't 1st April, it's the autumnal opposite, heralding the worst of bad jokes.

The Japanese, who reportedly have suffered half a million dead from the Covid shots, are coming out to say enough is enough, the shots were ineffective in so far as they have lead to a death rate "5 times higher" in the jabbed as opposed to in the unjabbed, and the new wonder "self-amplifying" mRNA jabs will be so bad that they may trigger a "world-wide disaster".   

Personally I believe that is highly likely, given that the evidence strongly (nay - very strongly) suggests that Covid was a psy-op rather than a virus - and whoever heard of a jab to counter a psy-op?

Something else is afoot.

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2024-09-30

In common with other sources Ben describes a scenario of escalating and ever more obvious attempts to wrest back control of humanity through ever more improvisations designed to instil fear in the population - but the population in large measure is no longer having it.

(Clif High is of the same viewpoint)

More to the point, nor are significant elements of the various secret services and societies around the world. So will their fall-back position be to create war, civil, global, or anywhere in between?

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Stand by for a bumpy ride in October.

And November for all I know 😎.

2024-09-28

Some of the old customs and traditions are definitely the best!

But somehow, some of them have been debased by... well, I don't know, perhaps as much or more as our Pound Sterling.

One pound sterling (originally one troy pound of sterling silver) is now worth almost as much as two thirds of a bar of chocolate.

Yet the cheapest 1oz silver bullion coin available from the Royal Mint this morning costs just a few pence more than £28. Given that there are ten troy oz in one troy pound, the original pound of sterling silver should be enough for around 420 bars of chocolate.

The "Trial of the Pyx" may be old-fashioned, but in my book it's high time it was updated and reinstated for modern circumstances...

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2024-09-26

Neil's narrative this week packs a sting in the tail - watch to the end.

(17 minutes)

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2024-09-24

What to make of this magnum opus?

As a review of "Why Britain has Stagnated" it is timely, but as an article for wide circulation it (severely!) lacks an "Executive Summary" that might enable one to determine whether or not one wants to read such an enormous document (it probably ought to be a book - perhaps it may be in due course).

It is however on the plus side very thorough, and if, as one must, one allows the authors some leeway in their beliefs as to the presumed efficacy of left- and/or right-leaning politics, it makes for some very pertinent reading.

My simplistic take-away is that it is a worthy (and apparently independent) contribution to our national debate.

What it doesn't quite explicitly state is that progress in major infrastructure projects is highly dependent upon the motivations (actual, not necessarily formally stated) of

2024-09-24

"Charlotte Gill is a journalist who writes about politics. Her Twitter is @charlottecgill and you can subscribe to her excellent Substack here"

This is from Laura Dodsworth's substack the Free Mind.

And worth reading to see just how our tax-payer pounds are funnelled by government via dubious "independent" third party NGOs such as "charities" into projects that actively work to destabilise our society, normally by promoting some sort of division between groupings of people. 

Of course this should be contrary to the Charity Commission's public benefit guidelines, but is it?

Israel to Self-Immolate?

2024-09-23

Ole "Light on Conspiracies" Dammegard is one of those people who take their time to get into their presentations - it's a trait that causes me hesitation in featuring their work, because I am conscious that my readership doesn't often have the time or inclination to sit through long videos. 

Nevertheless having watched this through, my hesitation has evaporated (despite the several "hiccups" in the recording). If you can find the time to view it, I think you will find that he knocks it out of the park.

Of course, by the very nature of his work, we don't readily find material corroboration for his assertions from independent sources, and yes, it's perfectly theoretically possible that he has made the whole thing up, so we must all make up our own minds on that score.

So here is Ole Dammegard bringing Michael Jaco - and the world - up to date on a great deal from HIV to Elvis via Olof Palme and others.

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2024-09-22

Andrew Bridgen interviewed by Paul "Voice of the People" Thorpe.

Quite a wide-ranging interview covering most of the major news topics of interest, also exploring the current state of UK parliamentary politics. As Andrew points out, not very parliamentary at all if you look beyond the formal procedures at what a parliamentarian is supposed to do - to speak for their constituents.

(45 minutes)

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2024-09-22

"Word Salad" in general means a collection of imposing-sounding words which communicate no sensible message.

Certainly no precise coherent message.

The art of the word salad has been refined over many years by that putative global fascist dictatorship known as the New World Order.

It's a long and carefully executed attempt to bamboozle the world population into accepting their pronouncements without argument, because... well, how do you argue with an interminable pile of nonsense?

The people pushing it always have more labyrinths of nonsense to send you around!

The pile simply has to be rejected in toto.

Happily I am spared the need to dive in and demonstrate the meaninglessness of the pile of garbage because the inimitable Ivor Cummins has done the demolition job already.

Are We to be Mugged by a Word Salad?

2024-09-21

The theme is of course the defence of "free speech" - the freedom to speak, including the freedom to be tasteless and possibly offensive, since offence can be taken even when not deliberately offered.

The UK law lords used to have a robust interpretation of this, expecting adult citizens to tolerate mere offence in the broader interest of open discussion of robustly held beliefs. Today any number of easily offended parties with the ready ear of Parliament seem to want to hamstring our right to free speech in growing numbers of frankly implausible ways - much like our Parliament in the aftermath of the Brexit referendum tried any number of implausible manoeuvres to keep the Kingdom under EU control whilst pretending to leave.

The result is a the tendency to shift the burden of responsibility for policing "offensive" speech onto the social media platforms, along with the introduction of deliberately and disgracefully ill-defined concepts along the lines of "legal but <fill in your favourite

2024-09-20

GBNews reviews the effects of the jab. We don't see this on mainstream media - which should tell us something.

(14 minutes)

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Now consider that the dreaded v***s likely never existed in the first place. This also should tell us something.

It's not hard, but it's very destructive of our world-view...

2024-09-19

Want to know what happens next week? Nobody can tell you, but Gerald has come perhaps as close as any to getting a reputation for reliable forecasting. How does he do it? By ensuring a constant flow of information from all around the world, and somehow finding the time to trawl through it all and assess the meaning behind the reports.

In a fascinating interview, covering world events past and present, this is an interview worth taking in, and if at the end you are still sitting comfortably, then you haven't been paying attention.

(51 minutes)

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2024-09-19

Every now and then I have to swallow my unpreparedness (not to mention my downright unwillingness) and devote an article to the machinations of those that would rule the world.

Sadly, this unwillingness must be overridden once more to bring my readers the latest positioning of the WHO in their eternal quest to "save the world" from the "inevitable" and fast-approaching pandemics by inflicting unwanted and certainly unhealthy quaxxines that are safe and effective for nobody on the receiving end of a syringe, but which are inevitably safe and effective for Big Pharma's bottom line.

It's not complicated - just say "NO" and remind your friendly medico that you reserve your right to self-defence, especially when the

2024-09-18

This is the most extraordinary account of the current state of the world that you will likely ever watch. Please leave your preconceptions at the door.

Those new to our Down The Rabbit Hole series are advised to review the earlier Down the Rabbit Hole series, starting with 1 2 3 and 4.

Yes, it's a crash course in conspiracy theories... or as some would have it, conspiracy truths. I never planned it that way, but there it

2024-09-18

"If that makes me a 'conspiracy theorist', then fine!"

(9 minutes)

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2024-09-17

Malaysian Airlines MH370 disappeared on a routine flight from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing in March 2014.

It was never found (officially) and it's disappearance has never been satisfactorily explained. But there are many features about this event that some think indicated some level of official collusion.

Amateur sleuth Ashton Forbes has since picked through all the many items of evidence and assembled a reasonable theory about what happened... reasonable that is until you see his extraordinary presentation. 

Are you sitting comfortably? I doubt you will be after viewing this.

(79 minutes)

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2024-09-17

Scott Ritter reviews the history that led us into the current situation in Easter Europe, and the Ukraine conflict.

It's a broad sweep delivered in a number of sections, but all contribute to the story.

And where does it leave Europe, Ukraine, and Germany vis à vis Russia today?

Well, it a bit complicated... but very informative.

(30 minutes)

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