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  • Origins of Humanity?

    2023-02-15

    There is little doubt in my mind that Steven and Evan Strong (Our Alien Ancestry) are a rum duo. There is also no doubt in my mind that the existence of stone circles, megaliths, and ancient pyramids etc of uncertain purpose littered around the world are a collective conundrum that when solved will reveal a great deal about the origins of humanity - and it's not likely to be what we have been told.

    So any rediscovered information that comes to light is to be taken very seriously, and recent (2022) revelations about a pre-war Australian amateur archaeologist's work are to be welcomed and should be checked out.

    It's a truism that science has never been advanced by conventional thinking, but only by open-minded consideration of the evidence, logical deduction, and advancement and testing of explanatory hypotheses.

    Will the name of

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  • View from the Bottom

    2023-02-13

    UK Column brings us some very interesting contributions from members of the Love Party - no it's not a hippy collective high on LSD, it's the views of three citizens who realise how the world is moving and are doing something about it.

    "... ultimately, that is the end-game... "

    Their tactic is to form a political party to take on the establishment.

    More power to their elbow.

    Maybe however they should note that in addition to corporate takeovers of small businesses through a variety of tactics, the deep state / corporate media is also expert at marginalising smaller parties, taking control and if required neutralising them by any means necessary, whenever they threaten to get out of hand (whatever happened to UKIP?).

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  • Slavery is Optional - Update

    2023-01-28

    As NATO pushes WW3 via the Ukraine, and the UK political parties plumb ever greater depths of incoherence, it is appropriate to remind ourselves of matters spiritual.

    For those of you who have not yet sussed our Rolling submenu (craftily hidden beneath the Latest main menu item!) I would direct you towards Martin Geddes, who is very generously chronicling his own journey towards the spiritual so that we too may benefit from his experiences.

    I think you may agree that it is no mean thing to open up your personal spiritual journey to public inspection as Martin has done - and continues to do - and I salute him for it.

    Slavery is Optional, But...

     

  • A Conversation of Consequence

    2023-01-27

    Clive de Carle and Richard Vobes - what could it possibly mean?

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  • Pencil Me In

    2023-01-26

    The technocrats who would rule the world may not understand that they do not understand.

    What you don't understand you cannot control.

    They would control the world through their AI algorithms - but could the AI understand the manufacture of something as simple as a pencil?

    Could it really track its "carbon footprint" (or whatever other notional key performance indicator(s) they may from time to time dream up)?

    Well, perhaps for a pencil it could be done? After all, it's simply a question of breaking the problem down into its constituent parts, tracking each individually, and then apportioning some part of the cost of each constituent to the resulting pencil. Yes, this would be a multi-levelled process but in principle...

    But what about the accuracy of the necessary assumptions underlying each individual part? For instance, the costs of the pencil factory. What

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  • Is The Constant Scientist an Endangered Species?

    2023-01-25

    Rupert Sheldrake is a man who likes to think for himself, who likes to challenge the received wisdom, especially where he detects the unmistakable whiff of flawed assumptions.

    He is also very entertaining!

    Open your mind to question the "obvious"...

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  • Make Light of Your Food, or Food of Your Light?

    2023-01-25

    Now and then I come across a presentation that turns everything I thought I knew upside down - this is (almost) one of them.

    From Dr Jerry Tennant I learned that the body works primarily on an electrical basis, from others I learned about mitochondria being the power within the cell, and from others still I learned that the cells of our body probably communicate using electromagnetic means (ie: light).

    From Arthur Firstenberg I learned that there is a serious case to be made that the alteration of our electromagnetic environment over many decades has been the cause of much illness - and in effect amounts to environmental destruction.

    This presentation takes the topic to a whole new level -

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  • The Mystery Deepens ... Where is Sherlock Holmes When We Need Him?

    2023-01-24

    "Mortality rates across the UK reached their highest level since 2010, according to an analysis of data published by the Office for National Statistics (ONS)"

    "I’m pretty sure they don’t have an NHS in Ireland, where excess deaths are also competing with pandemic levels... "

    "So, can you think of anything that happened globally which might be causing excess deaths to be higher than during the pandemic?"

    "... while everyone is talking about it, nobody wants to do the work to find out the cause"

    "'I think the government should be looking at it' say the Australian actuaries who usually investigate such matters for the insurance industry"

    "But the Australian government’s investigation into Covid carefully cut out excess deaths from its terms of reference"

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  • What is "Normal Mortality" and Is it Changing?

    2023-01-21

    "2022 Was a Normal Year for Mortality in England and Wales"

    or

    "Lies, Damned Lies, and Statistics"?

    Whoa!

    With "excess deaths" allegedly running at circa 1000 per week above the expected rate, how can this be?

    And what is "Age-standardised mortality" anyway?

    According to the WHO:

    "Definition:

    The age-standardized mortality rate is a weighted average of the age-specific mortality rates per 100 000 persons, where the weights are the

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  • Another Perspective on Climate Change (from the EU)

    2023-01-21

    AKA Move along please, nothing to see here...

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  • NHS Reform? Not if it Gives Control Back to Patients

    2023-01-20

    Nicely complementing the article on the culpability or otherwise of the MHRA, the Daily Sceptic's "In-house doctor" traces the history of how the NHS was, from the beginning, more or less designed to remove control from the patient and give it to "the authorities".

    Since that time there have been many "reforms" along the way but none of them have ever been permitted to return any meaningful measure of control back to the patient. "The authorities know best" has been the unspoken rule throughout and "reforms" are always one-way toward more centralised control.

    All attempts to suggest that "the authorities" might learn from alternative systems for the provision of "health care" around the world (or even just across the channel where France seems to do it better than the UK) have been accorded lip service, but nothing has come of it. But even other systems across the world still suffer from the medical monopoly of the big corporates - big pharma, big insurance, big government, big

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  • Reality Werkz Perfek

    2023-01-19

    Clif High provides another inimitable ramble around the current fall of the global control matrix.

    The mental construction of a world where we all comply with the world government(s) under the illusion that they have our best interests at heart and anyway there is no other option...  that construction is collapsing under the weight of all its inherent contradictions as they are relentlessly being exposed.

    There's a bit more to it of course, but you don't have to agree with all his reasoning - just enjoy his idiosyncratic universe-view that is unlike any other. Along the way we may begin to understand why we are all here, the purpose of life, the universe, and everything ...  and why the WEF cannot succeed.

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  • A Polite Interview with Mr Bourla in Davos

    2023-01-18

    Lots of questions, but it'snot so much what he says, as what he doesn't say.

    In some interviews, body language is all.

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  • Tall Tales from 1929 - About to Be Confirmed True?

    2023-01-13

    In 1929 Lord Birkenhead looked foward to the future 100 years thence - now nearly upon us.

    Some of the stuff may seem familiar to those of us who try to achieve situational awareness...  but for the majority it will just be a bunch his lordship's musings that may have been randomly successful at predicting the future.

    But could his success be down to foreknowledge of some kind?

    "Physics is on the brink of a new synthesis, a fresh simplification and restatement of fundamental ideas"

    Einstein? or something else?

    "By means of the most efficient methods ... a pound of coal can only be made to yield energy of the order of one horse-power for one hour.   Yet, locked up in the atoms which constitute a pound of water, there is an amount of energy equivalent to ten million horse-power hours"

    "By 2029, the

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