Defence

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 ...

2025-09-06

You know the picture by now...

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2025-09-06

The latest anti-drone technology as developed for the US armed forces looks impressive, but what are its limitations and can it be outsmarted?

On the face of it, if the technology can be deployed in the necessary numbers and in all the right places, then it looks like a game-changer that would create a swift rethink of the currently well-oiled modes of battle in Ukraine and elsewhere. 

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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

Our tell-it-like-it-is source updates us on the latest position re: the Ukraine.

If it wasn't so serious it would be ample material for a new series (or two) of EU-based "Oui Ministre".

But it is serious, so forget the "sausage wars" - "Grande Saucisse Européenne" has a different meaning entirely...

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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

Single Currency, one size fits all - did we learn nothing from Greece? And from Cyprus before?

But the EU was not built in order to learn from its mistakes, it was built to double-down on its errors.

Until it can't, for instance on immigration and the constant imperative to attack Russia via the Ukraine, on which issues the cracks are beginning to become a bit tricky to conceal.

Now in response to such intransigence, the populations are doubling down on their preferences for "far right" insurgent political parties (ie: almost any other party that isn't an "establishment" party), and the noble leaders of yesterday and today are doubling down on their errors like there's no tomorrow - and they may be right that tomorrow they may be out on their proverbial ear.

Not of course if they can install the WEF's

2025-09-02

Professor Marandi talks to George Galloway about the latest Yemeni attacks on Israel, which have  now reportedly hit Tel Aviv.

Reliable reports have not been exactly thick on the ground, but Prof Marandi does seem to stay reasonably close to the truth.

Make of this what you will.

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2025-09-02

For those new to the idea that everything that we are told is an inversion of the truth, you may appreciate Ole Dammegard's long history of investigation and consequential harassment...  it's a story of his journey into humanity's quest for... simple truth.

You are sure to be shocked, disbelieving, and maybe ultimately won over by his simple honesty in the face of unrelenting lies and totally inverted narrative.

"... they look human, but they don't act human..."

There is only one Ole Dammegard, but anyone can become a critical thinker... if we are prepared to abandon all our previous education and to come to trust in our own judgement. After all, we were provided by our Creator with the most extraordinary organ between our ears, and it would be the height of disrespect not to use it.

"... videos, audios, you can't

2025-09-01

The Trump Putin meeting in Alaska was very likely about something completely different - the Ukraine was merely a side-issue?

Alex Krainer speculates on what really went on...

If anybody really thinks that Russia and the US are about to indulge themselves in a nuclear war then they are almost certainly completely deluded. They have far more to gain from cooperation rather than conflict. After all, like Britain and France, they are separated only by the quite narrow Bering Strait, and Paris and London have already shown that modern tunnelling techniques are more than a match for such erstwhile barriers...

The art of the deal will win out.

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2025-08-31

I suppose that today it's August that's going on, and tomorrow it will be September...

Sebastian explains the post Trump posturings of the European "leaders", but will they listen?

If even the mainstream media are seeing the light, will the leaders finally be left behind within their own echo-chamber whilst the continent moves on?

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2025-08-31

The power struggle in China may (or may not) be nearing its climax - but of course "it ain't over til the fat lady sings". The problem here is that China isn't known for having an abundance of fat ladies, let alone any who can sing...  

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2025-08-30

Whilst Xi JinPing seems set to review the military parade of 3rd September...

... who is lined up to actually command it?

Madame Lei reads the Chinese tea leaves.

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2025-08-29

Dominic Cummings.

A name to strike fear into darkness by simply shining the light of his reportage into the deep abyss of inverted government.

That nobody else has dared is extraordinary - there have been memoirs enough published by politicians over the years but nothing on this scale. 

Will he survive, or will he be suicided one day and mysteriously disappear, and his truth with him?

If anything at all is to be salvaged from the existing machinery of government then his writings will form the irreplaceable bedrock of evidence and logic upon which the redesign will eviscerate the long list of everything that is wrong - and more or less everything is indeed wrong.

But there is hope (Farage take note!):

"A PM could reverse this fast. A highly

2025-08-29

Nick Griffin may not be everybody's cup of tea but he's "been around" for a long time and no doubt learned a fair bit in so being.

Regardless of his history, what he is saying on his new Substack does seem to make a great deal of sense even if not everything will find universal approval - but who does these days?

For all those of us who recognise that the real conflict is a psychological battle involving many factions but ultimately pitting those who want to destroy civilisation against those who want to recover it, his article covers a lot of ground and suggests a lot of good sense.

Whilst some of the factions may seem irreconcilable, we are all humans that want respect for ourselves, our families, and our version of civilisation. The way to obtain this for every faction involved without mutual destruction through civil war, is through mutual respect, a determination

2025-08-29

We don't feature much about the state of schools in our country, because it's a long time since I was at school, and no doubt the changes since then have been enormous.

A few years ago David Adelman asserted that schools today are no place for children - but the catch is that nobody has time for home-schooling these days (even if they knew how to do it) so parents send their kids off to the State's tender care.

We did that ourselves.

There they get the State's one-size-fits-all education by artificial intelligence - in other words, there is a rule for everything and the rules must be followed. Regardless of whether the kid actually needs a bit of TLC or a clip around the ear (only joking!) he/she/it/them/they/<insert