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Fulford Report Monday 29 Jan 2024

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2024-01-29

Ben's report this week indicates that a great deal is happening (by no means are events confined to Texas) and may matters not remain below the surface, as hitherto, for much longer. 

(Reports elsewhere, indicating the collapse of Chinese property giant Evergrande, suggest a knock on effect that may topple major banks, possibly in short order, with all the concomitant financial upheaval that would ensue)

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Will Legislation Overcome the Laws of Nature?

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2024-01-29

It's a silly question really - the laws of Nature are "immutable", at least as far as human beings are concerned.

So perhaps the government really have set themselves up for an epic fail, even by their own abysmal standards of creating projects that don't work and/or don't come in on time and within budget (yes, such things are possible given reasonable project planning and management that respects the laws of Nature).

The question of course, given that the Government is (at least in its own thinking) all powerful, how much damage it will wreak to the nation and to the population in its attempt to support the unstoppable legislation when it meets the immovable object of the laws of Nature?

And in fact it's much worse than that - it's not just one Government that is hell-bent on this disastrous course, it is pretty much all (largely western) governments, all besotted by the pronouncements of the UN-WEF partnership and their various unaccountable hangers-on. But though they may be unaccountable to us, so equally may the laws of Nature turn out to be unaccountable to them.

So whilst I cannot make reliable predictions (especially about the future) it doesn't take much imagination to suggest with a degree of confidence that the current green fad, as supported to the hilt by global governmental hubris in the very teeth of real science, is not going to end well - in fact it seems to be on course to:

  • destroy our food supplies (supply chains constructed painstakingly over many years)
  • send our youthful ingenus to face Russian / Hamas guns in far-flung conflicts that have no obvious relevance to the UK (unless you believe that the Russians are as mad for conflict as our own governments - personally I think they have been remarkably restrained ... so far)
  • destroy our ability to keep warm, keep the lights on, cook what food we will be permitted, and stay fuelled up for safe transport
  • choose for those who survive how we will be permitted spend our earnings after tax, compulsory levies, more tax, etc

Just saying ...

 

Another Dissenting Viewpoint

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2024-01-26

There are so many issues to dissent about these days that it's ridiculous to expect that every dissenting voice is going to agree on all of them.

So to those conspiracy theorists out there who call out other dissenters because they disagree on a specific issue (however important that issue), I suggest that we all bring a level of truth (and awakening) to the specific audience that is most attuned to our own viewpoints, and the audience which is not prepared to listen to our dissent to their particular belief will be catered for by others.

The enemy of progress is indeed the quest for perfection (especially our own idea of perfection!).

So I'm happy to tip the nod to Lawrence Fox for this video, even if we may not agree on all the issues that face us. We do agree on probably the majority, and the rest will come in God's good time as everybody unravels the remaining inconsistencies, one way or another.

Yes, we are stronger together than if we dissolve into factions, and we need to deploy the tolerance that enables us to present a united front on the many issues upon which we do agree.

So which are the problematic issues here? Well ... that's for you to decide, as always 😎!

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Sergei Lavrov - Whither the Ukraine Conflict?

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2024-01-26

If you would defeat your enemy - or make peace - first understand your enemy.

Sergei Lavrov explains Russia's current position to the UN Security Council.

First the short version:

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The full report of the same:

(2 hrs 7 mins)

 

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Government by Knee-Jerk

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2024-01-24

The UK government appears to be operating in the fantasy land of its own propaganda, where regardless of the facts on the ground, the government always knows best.

Examples of which we all have personal experience:

"Our" NHS - otherwise known as the bottomless pit into which the governing classes are compelled by their own rhetoric to pour ever-increasing amounts of money simply because they can't think of any other "solution". Of course there is always a new reason for this (they were "underfunded", they were "inefficient and should be privatised", they were "inefficient and should be nationalised" "its a pandemic!" etc).

The railways - see above

Transport for London - see above

Of perhaps more significance for our future is their fantasy of global domination, as illustrated by today's headline in the Telegraph:

"Army chief: Public face call-up if UK goes to war" - slightly softened in the on-line Telegraph as they realised that they may have overstepped:
"Ukraine conflict shows calling up public can win wars, says UK Army chief" 

Ukraine seems to cautiously agree - but whatever happened to the previous mass mobilisation of Ukrainians, and whose citizens are they now wanting mobilised?

Will their answer to their favourite protagonists losing wars be to for ever stoke those wars with our UK resources, even including our own sons and daughters as cannon-fodder?

To the point: in what way has Ukraine demonstrated that calling up their public has shown positive results? Even with NATO providing training and equipment?

Now our politicians have already taken sides in the Middle East by bombing the Houthis in Yemen (ineffectively as it turns out) - how soon will they be calling up UK conscripts for the army to go and eject Hamas from their tunnels under Gaza with just as little success?

Is it not now high time for us to take our self-deluded self-obsessed and ever more obviously unhinged political classes more seriously?

Will we really support them to pour our conscripted sons and daughters down black holes in Gaza / Ukraine with the same insouciance as they have poured our money into "our" NHS?

 

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