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2026-03-26

Remember the Younger Dryas? Me neither.

But maybe in Göbekli Tepe Grok has found some people who did, because they were eye-witnesses...and they recorded what they knew so that we would know too.  Then they buried the knowledge where we might find it....

If only they had had YouTube in those days, maybe it wouldn't have taken them so long. But then we might never have found it.

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2026-03-24

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2026-03-20

If we today were to choose to bring up kids as they did in my day we would be charged with child neglect.

But the policemen wore proper uniforms and walked the beat (unless they were CID) and the Territorial Support Unit hadn't been invented. Nor had those stupid passenger doors on buses, and I don't remember anyone ever falling off the rear platform...  

Battersea Power Station generated electricity from British coal mines, which also provided coal for household heating and coal-gas for cooking and water heaters. The smog in London could be a pea-souper, until the Clean Air Acts (1956, 1968) made us burn "smokeless" fuel in our hearths in place of smoky old coal. But it was our coal, not oil from the Gulf.

Yet somehow the great Global Warming Catastrophe wasn't a thing until Al Gore and the Club of Rome met to invent it decades later as a mind-virus to poison our thinking. 

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2026-03-20

For those who may be interested, the Good Food Project looks interesting.

I have no idea about it and I'm in no position to recommend it, but he does make a lot of interesting points in these uncertain times.

It sounds like a worthy initiative that might just work out.

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2026-03-18

With his impeccable logic and geopolitical experience, Scott Ritter tells it like he sees it. It isn't a comfortable view. If you really want to know what is likely to happen now and why, then take note.

The knock-on effects of losing the oil supplies that hitherto came from the Gulf region can be imagined, and those who suppose that the cracks can be quickly papered over are dreaming.

War rhetoric, or seismic change incoming?

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2026-03-18

... and if it gets too bad, we'll discuss it with Ed Milliband.

And should the pesky Russians get out of their beds and start marching down Whitehall in belated thanks for all the Storm Shadows we've been generously sending them via the Ukraine, we'll fast-track ourselves back into the EU and they'll send us more men from their "foreign legion" wet-foot across the Channel as quick as you can say "get those lifeboats out pronto to pick them up!".

2026-03-17

"The Empire doesn't fight its own wars... it needs Great Powers in permanent conflict... "

"What we are now seeing is that architecture beginning to fail on every front simultaneously... "

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2026-03-15

Over the course of writing articles for this website, I have come to the realisation that much of what I thought I knew about the world and its workings has been wrong. Wrong not in any obvious way, but in either subtle or even outright deceitful ways that invalidated my worldview. Wrong nevertheless.

After all, our direct experience is limited to what we can personally touch, see, hear, taste, smell, or otherwise feel, and even these five senses require a great deal of learned interpretation before we can extract appropriate meaning from these inputs; it's why we spend the first few years of our lives pondering these mysteries and working out how to interpret them in ways that seem to work, whilst our parents take care of our every need. We (eventually!) reach the stage that we believe that we have it all sussed...   but have we really?

Probably not.

Even the five senses listed above are, as it turns out, insufficient - we must add intuition.

2026-03-14

The origins and rights of tribes and nations...

"... so i took a female to the location and consummated a function bringing the female energy into the quantum paradigm... never been done in the history of mankind... "

"... when I found a wrong in my system I stopped and fixed it...I stopped and corrected, it's what I do... "

"... the army, the marine corps, the navy, the air force, they are all engaging in privateering... "

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2026-03-12

Well, Rich of Rich Does Politics has gone well and truly off-piste with this one - still, if you are prepared to explore off-piste in entertaining company then you could well find yourselves enjoying this conversation.

So meet "Rich meets Mark Attwood" for an interview like no other...

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2026-03-02

Anthropology.

Does this key unlock the problem?

The Daily Sceptic reviews the book: Professor Alison Shaw’s 1980s fieldwork on the Pakistani community of Oxford.

A logical evaluation of the results of indiscriminate immigration.

2026-03-01

And your cat's dinner for that matter, or any other pet, maybe even farm animal that you have cause to feed.

Recent "events" have shone a spotlight on Big Agriculture Big Chemistry and Big Food manufacturers, understandably with the emphasis on food for humans, so is it really any surprise that Big xyz have also been active in the provision ofanimal food?

Brownstone Institute is on the case.

2026-02-26

This site recently featured the story that Lenovo PCs will (if required) ship with Linux variants.

That's not untrue, but perhaps it isn't the whole story. 

PC operating systems have always been a minefield, so careful presentation is required. This site is not about operating systems (but is about freedom to choose!), so I'm not throwing my weight behind either presentation. As always, caveat emptor.

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2026-02-25

A very elegant and persuasive explanation of why the theory of evolution by random mutation cannot apply to certain forms of butterflies.

Well, it's better than talking geopolitics...

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2026-02-24

Graham Moore of the English Constitution Party discusses the state of English politics in the wake of the Rupert Lowe phenomenon.

Whether we agree with him or not, he raises some very pertinent questions that need to be addressed.

It's not a question of right or wrong, it's a question of how we want to structure our British Isles for the future.

After all, in the past the separations were largely determined by our differing historical political and religious backgrounds, but provided we can all achieve comparable freedoms, does it really matter whether we end up as a "united kingdom" or as separate independent nations united in brotherhood?

Given the modern trend toward ever greater levels of communications of all types, I'm not sure that I would lose too much sleep over the distinction, although unpicking the current entanglement of deliberately obfuscated constitutions in the most beneficial way will be a

2026-02-13

Eugyppius entertains us with his observations on the current state of German politics.

One has to laugh, it's the only way to stay sane, but Germany is no different in principle to any western European nation including the UK.

It's just easier usually to laugh at foreigners.

"... there are only so many posts you can write about how nothing is happening and how necessary reforms are impossible and how Merz the Pigeon Chancellor has gone back on his word yet again"

Find out if it's dead or alive....

2026-02-12

Nobody fully understands human history, let alone world history.

There are things that we can see that appear to be left over from previous times which remain tantalisingly beyond our understanding.

There are records on cuneiform tablets that tell of times in ancient Sumer (and elsewhere) which we lack the background knowledge to fully understand.

And current "official" history is clearly deficient in as much as it does not appear to satisfactorily explain the many evident anomalies.

So we are left to conjecture, to surmise, to try to fit together the information scraps that we have into some sort of a coherent narrative.

Clif High has a go at this with his "Dark Hypothesis" which we are advised NOT to read... and he makes some excellent points - just don't read them

2026-02-01

It is pretty clear by now that the Donald is busy reshaping the world to his liking.

It's still a work in progress but his direction of travel is becoming more obvious:

• Defeat the globalists of the UN WEF big corporate (and most of all big pharma)
• Unite the Americas under a "north American" (to be determined) leadership
• Establish peaceful relations with the rest of the world (possibly a Russian Europe and a Chinese Asia, boundaries to be determined).
• Once the globalist elements in charge of the UK have been evicted, we can probably have some level of choice about where we want to sit. 

Cyntha Koeter of Fall of the Cabal interprets the current

2026-01-24

Cyntha Koeter of Fall of the Cabal has delved deep into the history, and comes up with a story that sheds some light into a dark corner.

I have not verified the details, but I would trust Cyntha in preference to many others - although who is to say that her brand has not been taken over by the dark forces?

2026-01-12

Maybe "When it's an mRNA 'vaccine'"? Or perhaps when the FDA doesn't know how to apply its own definition to obtain the only permitted answer?

Not "Newspeak", Good Lord no!

"Screwspeak" perhaps - or maybe "ScrewYouSpeak" - we can never have enough new words to describe the devious subterfuges that officialdom adopts to try to wriggle out of stating the absurdly obvious can we?

At this point the man or woman on the Clapham Omnibus will simply observe that the Emperor is linguistically naked.

Or maybe this is simply "soft disclosure"...