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  • Central Banks Digital Currency - Control Central for Your Finances

    2023-07-08

    Don't take it from me - take it from the spokesperson for the Bank of International Settlements (BIS).

    It seems that they have ambitions to control not just international settlements, but your settlement with your grocer, or any other vendor that you may "choose" to patronise. From the sublime to the ridiculous, it's all in a day's work for the Central Banks...

    Learn the "secrets" of the Bank of Japan, the ECB, and... CBDCs.

    Prof Richard Werner explains to Ivor Cummins - watch right to the end:

    (69 minutes)

     

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    Here's "the Science" on Electric Cars

    2023-07-08

    In summary, don't.

    That's all you need to know (but don't forget the fire risk from exploding lithium-ion batteries) about the green transition.

    To make appreciable emissions savings over the life of an electric vehicle is next to impossible by many estimates - and those estimates may be optimistic. Does it really make sense to spend money retooling the entire automotive industry (money that may well not be costed into these estimates) on this basis, for a transition that may well turn out to be unfeasible due to the specific resource constraints?

    Still, if you need more convincing, Matt Ridley writing for the Daily Mail

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  • How Deep is This Sh*t We Are In?

    2023-07-08

    "The systems for all of this are already in place... this time it will not end"

    The WEF-UN partnership is now infamous for its outlandish plans to control the world, right down to the level of the individual,even down to monitoring our bodily functions. Controlling our spending capability via CBDCs, and thus controlling our lives, would be child's-play to them. Linking us up as Cyborgs to their AI hive mind ("enhancing" our thinking) will follow.

    Outlandish?

    Certainly.

    Possible?

    Plausibly - it may not be perfect yet but why would that stop

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  • GWPF Dr Benny Peiser Down Under

    2023-07-05

    A calm discussion comparing the status of energy provision in Australia with the state that pertains in the UK and Europe.

    The discussion may be calm but the upcoming consequences of the current political trajectories may be a very long way from calm.

    The northern hemisphere has been subjected to what we might call accelerated shock in terms of energy supply (due to the sanctions in support of the Ukraine) which has had some effect in concentrating minds.

    "... they are telling the armed forces to decarbonise... "

    How are matters likely to unfold in the future?

    As usual, the issue is dominated by the politics, but might the market respond and save the day?

    Maybe not, but perhaps we can buy our energy from overseas ... ?

    This doesn't seem to be about to end well any

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  • Climate Emergency - Someone Else's Problem?

    2023-07-05

    At last - somebody who has crunched the numbers on what it will take to achieve all the legal targets that have been set world-wide to keep "global warming" within the magical 1.5oC, even assuming that that's what we need to do.

    Can it be done?

    "Current renewable energy systems generally have a lower Energy Returned on Energy Invested ratios (ERoEI) than current fossil fuel-based systems. They may not be productive enough to replace fossil fuels.  As such, they may not be the energy foundation for the next industrial era, but a steppingstone to some other kind of energy generation system not yet identified"

    How can we do it?

    "This is actually a mining problem"

    "There is no other source for those metals"

    "The idea of being managed from a central point is almost never going to

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  • A Masterclass on How We got Here

    2023-07-01

    I never had the time or inclination to delve into the intricacies of communist-socialist-fascist-neo-con internecine warfare, but after reading this magnum opus I have come to a better understanding of the words "dialectic" and "cybernetics". I'm not sure that this makes me a wiser person, but it highlights the tendency of elites everywhere to invent a jargon that only the initiates understand, and thereby keeps everyone else out of the loop.

    Canadian historian Matt Ehret is a veritable walking encyclopedia of historical knowledge and yet somehow seems to remain a well-grounded human person, a feat that I suspect eluded most of the characters whose progress he has studied.

    In this article he takes us on a ride through about the last 150 years right up to Prigozhin's recent

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  • Free Speech in the Right Frame of Mind and Place

    2023-06-27

    Do we believe in "free speech"?

    Well, James Delingpole is brave enough to say that "it depends".

    And I think he's right.

    Free speech in the right circumstances is very beneficial if it helps others to formulate their own views.

    In the wrong circumstances it muddies the waters, confuses the listener, and and may even promote the madness of crowds...

    I also think that "free speech" doesn't include deliberate falsehoods half-truths omissions or incitement to criminality. To be useful it has to be honest peaceful and unthreatening.

    Which introduces another problem - who is to judge this "honesty"? Rhetoric can be used for good or for ill, to inform or to confuse or to mislead. Caveat

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  • WTC7 - No Plane-Strike, So Why the Collapse?

    2023-06-25

    World Trade Centre - 9/11 2001 - Two aircraft strikes (allegedly) - Three buildings collapsed.

    Explain!

    (38 minutes)

     

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  • The UN Coming to a Council Near You?

    2023-06-23

    Sandi Adams of Glastonbury Council fame, interviewed by Brian Gerrish of UK Column, explains her view of current developments (some might say undevelopments) which appear locally but which seem to emanate (via various obscure routes) from UN Agenda 2030.

    Whilst Agenda 2030 is discussed at UN level, or even at national level, Joe Citizen doesn't take much notice, but when it comes into Joe's own backyard he sits up and takes notice. 

    And it is now coming into our backyards everywhere.

    The countryside's farmers are going to be replaced by countryside management - but management on behalf of whom? One thing seems for sure, it won't be for those who actually live on the land.

    (68 minutes)

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  • WW3 Has Been Televised for Years

    2023-06-19

    We just didn't know it.

    Nor did we know that we were in the front line.

    Covid was a psy-op?

    Just the most recent in a long long line... 

    "This change has been witnessed around the world"

    "The absurdity and stupidity is what causes you to disengage with caring about your government - this is intentional"

    "... the fourth unelected branch of government... "

    If you think this only applies to the US, think again. The US-UK "special relationship" is/was indeed special, and preferably not explicit. 

    Now we find that all of NATO is involved, and the UN, and the WEF... but perhaps that last was an overreach too far.

    Incontrovertible,

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  • A Message

    2023-06-15

    It has been said that we attract what we broadcast, that our thoughts alone affect the world around us. If so, then we clearly need to be careful - thoughts lead to words and actions, words and actions lead to consequences - but thoughts alone also reinforce habitual patterns and thus also lead to consequences.

    Our lives are lived largely by habit - we all have our daily routine that we have found by past experience and (limited) experiment to work (at least satisfactorily) for us. If we had to rethink our daily routine from scratch every day, we would never get past breakfast!

    But how often do we experiment further with our routine to see if we could improve it some more, maybe in ways we couldn't have previously imagined? What if we ate fruit instead of flakes for example? Or used coconut oil in our coffee in place of pasteurised-homogenised-skimmed milk? Or skipped breakfast on Fridays? The possibilities are endless but the rewards in terms of health might be significant?

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  • Confused? You Will Be ...

    2023-06-14

    Sometimes, in trying to make sense of this weird world, we do well to step back, and just let our thoughts wander.

    Let Ole Dammegard be your guide...

    Long, but fascinating.

    Not for the temporally challenged!

    (91 minutes)

     

     

  • Climate Catastrophe Unchained

    2023-06-13

    Dane Wiggington has been pointing up the assertions of the so-called "Chem-trails" being sprayed in our skies for years, the assumption being that this is associated with the climate change nonsense so beloved of the UN agencies and WEF.

    Maria Zeee now unearths some documentation relating to some of this madness - from an official website of a US Government agency, the NOAA.

    "As part of Public Law 92-205 (1972), all non-Federal weather modification activities must be reported to the U.S. Secretary of Commerce, via the NOAA Weather Program Office"

    ... from which we may infer that additional unreported federal weather modification activities will also in all likelihood exist...

    Apparently all in the name of solar radiation management - for the next 200 years. Assuming we last that long.

    "No Environmental Impact Statements

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  • An Academic Experience of Propaganda

    2023-06-11

    An American academic taking a dispassionate view of propaganda?

    Greg Hunter (USA Watchdog) may not be our idea of a dispassionate interviewer, but his interviewee today is a very cool dispassionate and level-headed and indeed persuasive academic who (in my view) talks a great deal of good sense.

    You couldn't make it up, but he didn't have to...

    Of course, it could all be a gross inversion of the truth - it's your judgement that counts.

    (67 minutes) 

     

  • The Fulford Review - Wednesday

    2023-06-08

    Benjamin reviews the current state of the world for Patriot Underground on Bitchute.

    "The US is under attack, there's no doubt about it"

    Is anything what it seems?

    As always, make up your own mind.

    (50 minutes)

     

     

  • Motivational Globalist Socialist Video

    2023-06-06

    It was never about our health, it was about training us into unthinking compliance.

    Literally unthinkable compliance.

    Absolutely real.

    Only we the people of humanity stand in their way, but humanity has no place in their globalist future.

    It's not just about America, it's about the world.

    Whether or not we agree with all the ideas expressed herein, I suspect that we can agree with the notion that the world faces a fork in the road. A choice ultimately between the route toward top-down control by the self-appointed few, and the route toward bottom-up control by and for the many.

    "What does it mean to master the future?"

    (101 minutes)

     

     

  • Vatican, Nazis, Swiss Banks and More Explained

    2023-06-01

    This video from an event in 2000 recounts history from the personal perspective of someone who spent his life somehow becoming familiar with WW2 and subsequent events unfolding, as described in this rather unusual and engaging presentation. 

    Of course, as in all matters involving high politics and intelligence agencies, it's up to us to determine how much truth and/or disinformation is revealed...

    Nevertheless, it offers a welcome respite from some of the rather more in-your-face reporting that current affairs tend to generate.

    (48 minutes)

     

     

  • Does Money Grow on Trees?

    2023-05-23

    If you know how the banking system works then you know its central deliberate design flaw.

    My first job was as a trainee bank clerk - knowing nothing about banking I was put to work on the Enquiries desk...

    Maybe they wanted to keep me ignorant. They certainly succeeded in convincing me that working for them was time wasted.

    The simple con is that money doesn't grow on trees, it' much easier than that. It appears in computers with a few stokes of the keyboard - then you have to pay it back plus interest. With such a business model, how can banks fail?

    It's hard, but they engineer it! And since they are too big to fail, governments co-opt us to bail them out.

    Funny how governments always seem to work to the disadvantage of the people.

    Now factor in the credit-card economy where the bankers take a percentage of every

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