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Has Trump Lost It?

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2026-03-04

President Trump's action against Iran seems to have driven him into a corner from which escape looks impossible.

At least that is the view of Alex Krainer. But I suppose in this world of widespread fakery, much may not be as it seems - "keep your friends close, and your enemies closer".

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The Nationalisation of Children

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2026-03-03

The age old presumption that a child's parents are the best people to care for their children is overturned.

It has already been overturned in cases where the parents are shown to be incapable or unable to keep their children safe - that is what the family courts were introduced for. Unhappily as the family courts tend to sit in closed session, the old maxim that 'justice must be seen to be done" has given way to "the people involved must not be publicly embarrassed", which in my view ought to carry very significantly less weight, if only because it makes miscarriages of justice very much harder to identify investigate and to correct.

"Being a parent is a privilege, not a right: the only right which matters is a child’s right to safety"

One might superficially agree with that, but a moment's thought will dispel the notion. A child needs a consistent loving caring environment that prioritises the needs of the child in which to flourish, not merely a safe environment. Parents provide both. Institutions of the State will inevitably prioritise the needs of the State. Therefore, the state should interfere only when the child's safety is under significant threat. 

Now, there are of course copious shades of grey in any family relationship, and one might argue that parents are unsuitable on any number of grounds, but given the state of the family courts currently I would rather argue that no child should ever be taken from their parents unless the case has been tried in public by a jury of their peers.

Temporary embarrassment seems to me to be infinitely preferable to miscarriage of justice in such matters.

TCW report on the latest shift toward untrammelled State control.

 

Whither the World post Iran War?

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2026-03-03

Has Trump shot himself in the foot with this war?

Alex Krainer puts on his thinking cap to consider whither the western world may go from here.

He will need all his critical thinking abilities for this one.

"It's very difficult to look past today in these circumstances... "

Quite so.

"It's horrifically problematic now ... "

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The End-Game Approaches - Fulford Report 2 Mar 2026

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Category: Greater Reset!
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2026-03-02

Trump's uncharacteristic outbreak of war against Iran has cast a die from which the world will resonate for ever. 

Already we have reported on the implications for China.

If Iran's proficiency in missile technology is factual (as seems to be borne out by the 12 day conflict with Israel that took place mid 2025) then it's hard to see how Israel can survive a war of attrition to the end.

And if Israel falls, then what of the controlled politicians in most western countries now that Epstein's controlling operation is increasingly headless and out in the open?

Of course, it may simply be that Trump is using one arm of the Deep State to take down another, or with luck each to destroy each other, although that would seem to be pushing Lady Luck a bit too far ... nevertheless the Obama Deep State presidency did shift a lot of funding to the Iranian "regime" if rumour is to be believed ...

And it seems that as in all wars, the truth is not being faithfully reported by the mainstream, and it seems a bit early just yet for the social media commentators that we follow to fill in the blanks. The fog of war will need to disperse further before they find reliable grounding within the new scenario.

So make of this what you will.

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Explaining the Inexplicable - Grooming Gangs

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Category: Great Reset
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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.

 

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