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World in Turmoil - Fulford Report Monday 14 Sept 2026
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2026-09-20
Internet access problems prevented me from featuring this report last Monday.
So here it is today - and no less relevant for the delay.
As always, Ben's viewpoint isn't the guaranteed truth, but one suspects it is indicative of the state of global geopolitics. As it was last week anyway.
With many if not most national governments at odds with large sections of their populations, the stage is set for incoming change - our challenge is to negotiate it as peacefully and benignly as possible, whatever our background.
This edition conveys significant news that you probably won't find in the legacy media.
Central to the whole situation is still Donald Trump. Whether a person or an avatar or a brand, is he playing for humanity against the old triumvirate of the colonialist Cities of London (some would include Tel Aviv), Washington DC, and the Vatican, or is he for humanity and global peace and prosperity?
It's your view that counts ...
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Allison Inquiry Reminder
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2026-09-20
Interest of Justice reminds us of the Allison Inquiry in Canada, the not-a-government inquiry into the effects of the Covid measures taken in Canada.
We reported previously on this, but these testimonies need to be given further prominence.
In fact it's just the tip of the iceberg.
Our Dystopian Future
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2026-09-18
The demographics don't lie.
China's "one child" policy had to be ditched because ultimately there was nobody to fill the cities that they built. It now seems certain that the "official" population figures overstate the reality by a considerable magnitude.
Is the same thing about to happen here?
Well, it wouldn't be exactly the same of course, but we are for whatever and indeed various reasons experiencing a collapsing birth rate way below that required for an expanding or even merely stable population size. This demographic collapse brings inevitable financial and cultural implications.
Our government, ever mindful of our needs, has been importing immigrants legal (mainly) and illegal (they are illegal for a reason so why are they being shepherded ashore from France on every tide, welcomed into migrant camps, seemingly given every convenience, and slow-marched through a ruinously expensive legal system that can neither cope with the numbers nor deport anybody that can think up the most ridiculous excuse to stay?).
Whilst the legal ones may contribute to GDP and pay their taxes, the illegal ones are creating problems both real and perceived and draining the national resources. Yet the government keeps paying the French to (not?) send them year after year, indeed decade after decade.
It well past the point that this is "bleedin' obvious" settled government policy regardless of who is (notionally) in government.
Of course the Kalergi Plan is merely a conspiracy theory put about by those nasty far right antisemitic conspiracy theorists (work with me here, it's not clear to me how the antisemitic aspect arises) - but then again, if it looks like a duck, waddles like a duck, quacks like a duck, and produces ducklings in season, maybe it seems reasonable to some of those far right deranged conspiracy theorists that it is in fact a duck.
So it can't be that.
But whatever it is, the results need facing.
British Justice at its Finest?
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2026-09-18
Apparently the miscreant who daubed orange paint on Sir Winston's statue in Parliament Square isn't criminally liable as the structure of the statue wasn't damaged.
It must be admitted that simple logic could readily support that position, since the statue as installed isn't (normally) painted and decorated. No damage, no "criminal damage" offence. How can you damage something that isn't there? This jury fulfilled its proper function by making that legal determination, whatever we may think of their viewpoint.
If he had been charged with "defacing" the statue they may have had more luck with the jury. But is "defacing" a crime?
"Insulting the memory of a national hero" perhaps ought to be a crime, but only for unspoken insults since we have to maintain the illusion of free speech. And for clarity, the written word must legally be regarded as "speech" for the purposes of defending "free speech", so this too would be tricky to make stick.
"Conduct likely to cause a breach of the peace" might have been more successful, but the British are unlikely to become too agitated about a single such event so long after the great man's passing, and foreigners who seem capable of objecting to anything involving the Middle East situation were probably too thin on the ground to cause a ruckus.
But perhaps there is some ancient law somewhere on the Statute Book that everyone has forgotten about but which could have been invoked to deal with this situation and send him to the Tower to await beheading? Such is the apparent incompetence of the CPS that we may never know ...
Anyway, Westminster Council (or whoever had to meet the clean-up bill) should now sue him for the costs incurred by the necessary clean-up operation.
What do you think the chances are?
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