Lucky Dip

2022-10-16

I guess that this title was one of the most memorable quotes from the BBC's Gardener's Question Time, and probably the most insightful. Not being a gardener, I never deliberately listened to that programme, but nonetheless the quote has embedded itself firmly in my psyche. Why? Well, isn't it a simply outstandingly obvious truth?

You want better plants? Firstly, cultivate better soil.

So why do farmers persist with using artificial fertilisers on exhausted farmland to compensate for poor soil conditions?

Charles Eisenstein writing for The Defender (Children's Health Defense) reports from the heartland of US farming, Kansas.

The collapse of the land's fertility led to the collapse of the communities that lived there.

"I got the impression that the heartland is like a supersaturated solution ready for a phase transition. A mote of dust, a small vibration touches

2022-10-14

"This will be the world's new reserve currency, and probably end the U.S. dollar for ever"

The BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa) are putting their financial muscle together to challenge the sinking currency (and banking) systems of the West, and perhaps offer a way forward for the world once the hegemony of the Western powers is broken.

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2022-10-13

In case you are stumped for the latest go-to holiday destination, this video is for you...

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2022-10-10

"This is the full interactive seminar with Paul Burgess, a climate specialist who has been developing a mathematical model of climate change for the past 30 years! In this mind blowing 1 hour and 45 minute lecture, your eyes will begin to open as you see the way they have twisted the stats to try and prove climate change is real"

Paul Burgess talks climate change for Students against Tyranny. He has made it his job to investigate and work out the truth about climate change (in so far as that may be within the capabilities of any one man). He isn't just repeating what others have told him.

Pay attention - the first two graphs set the scene most eloquently.

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2022-10-09

Make of this what you will...  but you may want to watch it more than once.

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2022-10-07

I prefer not to indulge in articles which relate to our politicians and party politics, but I'm happy to make an exception for this one.

If (like me) you missed the recent GBNews Laurence Fox interview with the Donald (1 hr), Mahyar Tousi brings us up to date specifically on his reflections about Boris:

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2022-10-05

What has Tesla got to do with this?

For  budding mathematicians this may well provoke your interest. As is often the case, the simplest processes progress to create apparent complexity, even beauty!

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2022-10-04

Ivor Cummins has been a Covid Hero - since the very beginning he has relentlessly  analysed the statistics and scientific papers and presented the truth to the world without fear or favour. Not being a medical man he had no axe to grind, and it's absolutely true to say that he was a pillar of calm and reason in a storm of propaganda. 

Here he is once more, reminding us of how it was, what he saw from the stats, and how he (and others!) reported at the time.

Draw your own conclusions.

(15 minutes)

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2022-10-03

Ken Walker is a bit of a walking encyclopedia, except that his knowledge isn't of the conventional type. He isn't inclined to hold back.

I find his viewpoints a useful counterweight to the general level of ignorance prevalent in 'official' circles...

Make of it what you will.

(22 minutes)

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2022-10-01

James Harvey has been making a name for himself (Students Against Tyranny, Voice of Wales, UNN) by taking the weapon of publicity to the authorities, and if you have a mind to spend a half hour listening to this interview you will learn how some of those who were arrested at the 2020 Covid demonstrations experienced our police and judicial systems.

It's an interview that makes a pleasant change from the polemics of the commentators, and brings out the human aspects of these experiences in a manner that I found quite engaging.

Our future is safe with young people like these.

And it's not all bad news!

(32 minutes)

2022-09-29

This video is not for everyone - for a start it's over three hours long and most of us don't have that sort of spare time unless we really are wanting to know more about the topic.

But it is a presentation by somebody who does claim to have made a considerable study of the subject matter, and I've only really found one other who has done the same.

So which Ps and Qs are we talking about here? 

Popcorn and Quavers?

Perceptions and Quandaries?

Presidents and Q(ANONs)?

This is a deep dive indeed - and it's about all of these things (but I don't think it covers the snack versions).

" ... the most sophisticated, widespread, psychological

2022-09-29

Have we really been lied to about everything? 

After watching this, you may be tempted to wonder...

But questions abound, such as "Why?",

and "Where did Tartaria come into it?",

and "Aren't some of these pictures from cities in the USA?",

but London's "White City" still exists in name, if not in original form.

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2022-09-27

It has been said that history is rewritten by the victors, but this exposition suggests that it is written by those who never - ever - give up.

Whilst this covers a good few centuries, its unifying theme is clear and almost certainly controversial (although the idea that the Vatican has been involved in historical power struggles is not at all controversial to the English).

This is a veritable tour de force, first posted on Bitchute 15 months ago, and recently reposted. Whatever your religious beliefs or none, this is primarily a historical video that I suggest is required viewing - after all, it might just be substantially accurate...

(2 hrs 54)

2022-09-27

If you ever wondered what the MHRA gets up to, here, courtesy of UK Column, is their September board meeting.

If you find this interesting, that's great, but remember that you may not have enough lifetimes available to translate their newspeak, navigate their diversions, and penetrate their obfuscations, in order to pin any misdemeanour upon them.

So either nail the key point (horrendous vaccine injury rates on their watch) or find something more productive to do with your time .

(2 hrs 22 mins)

2022-09-25

If you have been following this site you may know much of this already, but Stop World Control has pulled together much of the history of the quest for world domination, together with the means now being deployed to achieve it, in a nicely presented (albeit with a few typos) but humungous page covering all the main bases.

The "what", the "how", the "who", the "where", the "whither" and the "insanity" are all covered, together with some suggestions on how to get it all stopped.

Steel yourself.

Worth reviewing.

2022-09-25

Yanis Varoufakis is always good value for sound logical analysis and excellent clarity of exposition.

Here he examines the UK's simulation of a competitive power market. Want to know why you're paying more for power? 

Pay attention...   and be prepared to be amazed.

"... if you do that... we would have had back in March a reduction... in the average price of electricity, of more than 50%... without any subsidisation... without the state borrowing money... without anything"

"This is a clear-cut case of destroying the capacity of the majority of Europeans to make ends meet... "

"The only people who benefit from the sanctions on Russian gas and oil, are the Russian oligarchs and the European oligarchs"

(56 minutes - 24 minutes of Yanis Varoufakis, 5 minutes of Johannes Fehr re Germany,

2022-09-24

The "Green" movement may need to be renamed - maybe the "Browns" or perhaps the "Yellows".

As everybody used to know before the days of global amnesia, carbon dioxide is the very fuel that enables plants to survive and indeed to thrive. If atmospheric CO₂ were to halve from current levels we would be perilously close to plant die-off and staring at global starvation.

Since it appears that many of us need reminding of this basic truth, the Daily Sceptic reviews some of the latest scientific studies (where would we be without them?) which purport to show that the world is becoming greener than ever despite CO₂ levels that still remain stubbornly close to their all-time (geologically speaking) low. It seems we might comfortably withstand an atmospheric CO₂ level an order of magnitude higher than the present, although we might need to take a machete to the jungle growth in order to get to work.

But

2022-09-19

If this site hasn't yet challenged your thinking sufficiently, then I think that this particular video may do the trick.

It's is a bit slow to get started, and it's not clear where the narrator is going, but eventually the proposition being put forward dawns upon the consciousness like a phantom thought-form emerging from the primordial gloom... or may be I'm just slow on the uptake.

You may want to restart the video to pick up on the details that you missed first time through.

Preposterous? Aye, and then some.

But it's an idea which is not without mythological integrity, so where did that mythology originate?

And if we would take note of Michael Tellinger's assertion that the word "mythology" originally had a different meaning altogether, then suddenly the preposterousness takes a very noticeable jolt. Not fatal, but a jolt none-the-less.

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2022-09-19

"... science and astronomy is forcing us to reconsider everything we know about our human origins and how we suddenly appeared on this planet some 250,000 years ago as a new species called Homo sapiens"

There's nothing like a history lesson to place current events into context...

"... we know nothing about ancient civilisations, nothing about our real history, who we are, where we come from, why we're here, we need to start again and ... there's a new body of evidence that we need to start dealing with"

"Somehow, along the way, somebody changed the meaning of that word"

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2022-08-26

There are many provocative ideas in this video, and all, some, or none of them maybe true. But wherever the truth may lie, it's a good exercise for the mind to think about what is being said here, and determine (a) what we can rule out (b) what we can think about further, and (c) what we should rule in. 

I'm not making any suggestions either way, but if any of this should turn out to have substance, we may be in for even more interesting times than we have so far grappled with!

"Current models of Earth's interior are not facts, they are theories... "

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