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  • Speech Banned? Placards to the Fore!

    2024-04-02

    Martin Geddes has been to Bonnie Scotland (well, Edinburgh) again, this time to report on the protests about Humza Yousaf, now First Minister of Scotland and widely associated with a recent innovation in Scottish Law that some feel may hamper "free speech" in Scotland. 

    It's a cracking report, with a goodly selection of placards that survived the wet weather remarkably well. I defy you to keep a straight face!

    I also think that the lessons he draws are very pertinent:

    "If you accept one lie as truth, it will be leveraged to allow any deception to become doctrine"

    Enjoy the show!

     

  • It's Our Call, and Nobody Else's

    2024-04-02

    I gave up being a religious person a long time ago. "Spiritual" and "Religious" are words with variable meanings depending on your life experience - how are they to be interpreted?

    Why is the notion of "sacred" religiously excluded from all "science"?

    If science means anything it means "to know"... to know the truth about how the universe in which we find ourselves, the universe of which we ourselves are very much a part, how this universe actually works - and if matters sacred exist here at all, then an understanding of "sacred" is surely an intrinsic part of the "science"?

    Do such questions have answers? If so, where are they to be found?

    I don't always relate to "Stop World Control" because I normally find him too hectoring, too "in your face", maybe a bit too "melodramatic" to be persuasive, but at the same time I don't doubt his authenticity or his motivation - these are times to try

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  • A Soliloquy for our Age

    2024-03-23

    Martin Geddes reviews his path of enlightenment, and shares his deductions with us.

    I doubt you would find such wisdom expressed so cogently at your local pulpit (but I wouldn't discount it altogether - " the Lord works in mysterious ways ").

    However, I'm not going to try to introduce this for you, it will either speak to you, or it won't.

    Take it slowly...

     

  • Geddes Grinds the Traffic Tribunals

    2024-03-23

    Martin shares with us his latest broadside against the Traffic Tribunals system and Transport for London (see his previous notes here).

    At the heart of this case is the notion that "traffic tribunals" operate as kangaroo courts outside the justice system and in so doing may ignore both the statute book and constitutional law.

    Today's broadside is a legal notice to either come clean or pay up. They have a limited time to respond.

     

  • The New Corporate Panopticon

    2024-03-22

    When I started work back in the antediluvian 19xx's, every company had a Personnel Department. 

    Now no corporation has a Personnel Department, they have "Human Resources". Like we get mined out of the ground by huge machines somewhere remote where the pollution and habitat destruction doesn't matter, and the "produce" gets shipped in disgusting conditions aboard slave ships to France, from whence it makes its own perilous way across the Channel in cheap-as-chips expendable inflatables, to disappear across the dunes to populate the UK shadow economy... no names, no pack drill, no employer's NI.

    OK, perhaps I exaggerate slightly (but have you been to the slave mines yourself to check with your own eyes? No? Who are you to argue then?).

    C.J. Strachan (pseudonym) (an "HR Professional", so he should know) tells us exactly how it is in HR these days.

    Whilst not precisely how I outlined it above,

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  • Down the Rabbit Hole ... with Q

    2024-03-16

    Readers unfamiliar with our "Down the Rabbit Hole" series may like to view some of the earlier articles here, starting with nbr 1. Many may consider these propositions extreme, but the question is, can they be disproved?

    Could they be possible, and if so, what would be the implications? 

    If the implications would be trivial, then who cares? But if they would be earth-shaking, perhaps we should take note.

    The implications here are about as serious as we might imagine, + 100%...

    ... but don't panic...

    "As I continue to re-emphasise, we are in full control of this war. Everything we are being shown now has taken place whilst the

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  • Down the Rabbit Hole ... to Wherever, Whenever

    2024-03-14

    Readers unfamiliar with our "Down the Rabbit Hole" series may like to view some of the earlier articles here, starting with nbr 1. Many may consider these propositions extreme, but the question is, can they be disproved?

    Could they be possible, and if so, what would be the implications? 

    If the implications would be trivial, then who cares? But if they would be earth-shaking, perhaps we should take note.

    So today we feature the experiences of Dr. David Morehouse, "renowned author and foremost expert in Remote Viewing and Spiritual Transformation"...

    ... with (you guessed it) a certain TLA.

    If you automatically refute seemingly

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  • The Impact of Energy

    2024-03-12

    A short but educational film on the impact of energy availability on human society.

    A useful but uncomplicated review of the basic principles and the relationship between energy and humanity down the ages.

    (14 minutes)

     

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  • Is This the Future of the World Wide Web?

    2024-03-11

    Is this another Great British initiative that will lead the world? Or perhaps at least our understanding of it?

    "This is insane"

    It's also mind-bendingly fascinating. Is this going to make the plans of the WEF for man-machine integration completely obsolete?

    Prepare to be baffled...

    (15 minutes)

     

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  • A Tale of an Elderly Mishap

    2024-03-09

    So what has become of "our" NHS?

    A cautionary tale indeed, and some good advice to boot.

    "State-nominated priest is the Noctor. I am surrounded by so many, I no longer remember what all their acronyms mean. Nurse ACP & ANP, non-nurse PA & HCA, Paramedic FCP & AP, etc"

    Of course, you are not supposed to remember what all these TLAs mean. The only truth you need to know is that medicine has now been reduced to the application of protocols appropriate to the symptoms, each with its own specialist expertise and TLA.

    And if you have a handy test that can simply be applied and assumed to be 100% accurate regardless of the circumstances, then so much the better.

    Medicine has been rigorously oversimplified by managerial classes obsessed with reducing waiting times and maximising throughput and efficiency (not to mention simplifying construction of the

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  • Net Zero Farmers?

    2024-03-07

    What do we want our farmers to do?

    Do we want them to grow food?

    Or do we want them to curate the countryside, growing trees and wildlife at the expense of food, so that we can live as stone-age hunter-gatherers?

    Most European farmers seem to have concluded that they don't want to return to the stone age, and they suspect that we wouldn't want to either.

    They also suspect that growing plants that take up CO2 isn't the disaster that has been portrayed.

    I can't think what has possessed them to think that way when the great and the good at that fount of global instruction the WEF, have so clearly determined where they want us to go, but perhaps we should, in the interests of inclusivity, listen to their

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  • The DVLA "Name Fraud"

    2024-02-27

    This alleged "name fraud" probably isn't limited in scope to the DVLA, it may be endemic to legal systems of the Crown in general, but we are discussing matters motoring here, so I'm not going to quibble.

    Who am I? Who are you?

    These are pretty basic questions in normal life, but rather more complex in legal definition. Indeed, some suggest that this question lies at the heart of much legal chicanery, as the man-on-the-Clapham-omnibus understandably fails to note the subtle legal distinctions at play in his legal identity.

    It's time to learn them - you may not legally be who you think you are!

     

  • The Case for Dyson Farming

    2024-02-19

    Sir James is not known as a conformist, so it's no surprise that his farming venture is unconventional with a technological bent.

    If you ever wondered from whence your midwinter strawberries were sourced, this may be your answer.

    I get the distinct feeling that his approach to farming may not be wholly welcomed either by traditionalists or by technophobes, but NWO farming it probably isn't, since he still raises cattle and sheep, provides habitat for insects, and does seem to want to avoid the use of chemicals.

    An interesting approach that needs to be carefully assessed.

    Would we prefer our farms owned by Monsanto?

    Can he do for farming what his household cleaners did for domestic cleanliness? I suspect that a farming world in turmoil should ultimately benefit from an influx of new ideas, whether or not his present vision finds ultimate

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  • Tartary the Mysterious

    2024-02-17

    One of the enduring mysteries of our time is the mystery of Tartaria.

    We know that it existed, and appeared on many old maps.

    We know that is was huge (at least in geographical area).

    And not much else...

    And yet, much remains around the world that might (or might not) be associated with it. Now I'm neither historian nor geographer, but I do find it quite extraordinary how little we seem to know about Tartaria - we know far more about the ancient cultures around the Mediterranean, supposedly two thousand years ago, than about the largest country (possibly excepting China) that existed up to only 200 years ago.

    So has something been hidden from us? Is history as we know it bunk? Or what?

    In the absence of real information, conspiracy theories will flourish simply because man is an inquisitive being, and will try to

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  • Psychological Astrology - The Answer, or Another Psy-Op?

    2024-02-15

    Many may doubt any linkage between the science of psychology and the mysteries of astrology, although it's also fair to say that some have unkind views about both disciplines.

    Richard Vobes plunges heedless into the quagmire, interviewing a psychological astrologist who makes a surprisingly perceptive case for the relevance of her discipline to current times.

    This is well outside my own life experience, but certainly qualifies as something that makes you go "Hmmmm".

    So if you are feeling open-minded (and I can think of worse ways to spend my time!)... plunge in.

    (62 minutes)

     

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  • Reflections on a Grand Day Out

    2024-02-13

    This piece really doesn't need any embellishment from me - it stands complete on its own ground.

    Outstanding.

     

  • Richard Vobes Nails the World's Postmaster General

    2024-02-13

    No, don't worry, nothing to do with the Fujitsu system and the Royal Mail's conflict with their local postmasters, this is your introduction to the now-space.

    So listen up as the Richard:Vobes interviews Russell-Jay:Gould, proponent of the quantum-grammar.

    "... the Post Offices of the world control the country's military... "

    "... the United Nations is a fraudulent organisation that has zero authority to do anything - because they can't read and write... "

    "... you're using a lot of terms that are completely new to me... "  (and so say all of us!)

    (57 minutes)

    Good Luck!

     

    The End of Climate Change, or the End of the World - or All Three?

    2024-02-12

    So the Trial has ended in Washington DC, and justice has been served... or rather, Mark Steyn has been served with hefty punitive damages for daring to point up the unlikely "science" behind the by now age-old hockey-stick graph. 

    The Daily Sceptic has a useful report, noting the disparity between the $1 million punitive damages awarded and the actual damages award (think of the same amount but minus the "million" qualification). We may all come to our own viewpoint on whether or not this represents actual justice as we would recognise it.

    Mark Steyn's own website makes some excellent points, including that he (like Julian Assange?) might as a journalist have been thought to be protected by the First Amendment.

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  • Once WW3 is Over

    2024-02-11

    Once WW3 is Declared Over...  what then?

    I don't know, but if we really have no "authorities" to turn to... then it really will be government of the people by the people and for the people, because there won't be anybody else!

    Are we the people prepared?

    Richard Vobes begins to put us into the frame of mind.

    (10 minutes)

     

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  • Traffic Penalty Tribunal Lacks Due Process?

    2024-02-10

    Further to Martin's project to expose the lack of legitimacy of the Traffic Penalty Tribunals, he has summarised the state of play as he sees it in a handy reference document.

    "The hearing was unfair as it demonstrated the TPT does not have a duty to uphold the law, or act as a court of law, but instead to bows to the opinion of the DVLA"

    "The omission of this crucial information constitutes a form of fraud, leading to entrapment"

    "The hearing was unfair as the TPT knowingly acted to aid NCC in committing a conversion tort against MG"

    The conclusion that I draw is that these tribunals have neither lawful nor legal standing and are simply...