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2026-07-18

Trump's address on Thursday evening (sorry - I didn't listen to it) is discussed by Rich, Susan, and Tom in this informed (but not necessarily spot on) video - yet another attempt to make sense of the extraordinary blustering that Trump uses to wrong-foot his enemies and confuse his friends.

"We are going to prosecute to the full extent of the law ... "

I guess you'll either love it or hate it depending upon your preconceptions ...

(57 minutes)

Watch this video here.

 

A Thought to Conjure With ...

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2026-07-17

The older I get, the more I appreciate how little we understand of our world, and the universe we inhabit.

So much of our understanding seems to be rooted in our subconscious, overlaid by a relatively thin veneer of matters merely consciously understood.

Since our conscious mind seems to be isolated from our subconscious in our waking periods (and the occasional rare memory of our dreams invariably evaporates all too quickly upon waking) it is not so difficult to believe that if a waking connection between conscious and subconscious could be established, we would be living completely different lives!

(Is that why the authorities feel the need to outlaw our use of mind-altering substances that exist in nature? Whilst I have never used such "substances", I'm beginning to suspect that I may be missing out! But let's not get carried away ... )

Even as it is however, I can from personal experience attest that the subconscious is perfectly capable of breaking into our conscious thoughts, and certainly when our lives might be in imminent danger ...

Paul Cudenec offers us some very thought-provoking insights into the relationship between the conscious, the subconscious, spirituality, religion, and "sacred" sites. 

It's a deep topic, so plunge in!

 

Think the "Opium Wars" Are History? Think Again ...

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2026-07-16

In the 1800s the British and their western allies imported tea and other goods from China. However, China wanted payment in silver, which was in relatively short supply in the West.

So we grew opium poppies in India and shipped opioids to China to sell to the Chinese for silver, which we used to buy their tea, silk etc. The rulers of China objected to this "trade" (some might say "subversion") and tried to outlaw it, so the British and their allies / partners in crime sent their gunboats to subdue the Chinese military and reopen the opium market.

But does the Empire ever give up on lucrative but illegal trade? After all, if one market closes, another can be opened ...

(37 minutes) 

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Worse Than Pulling Teeth?

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2026-07-15

Or maybe they simply don't want their teeth pulled? (Don't get me started on the state of modern dentistry) 

Back in May we reported on the Interest of Justice suing the FDA et al for answers relevant to the roll-out of the Covid so-called "vaccines". Legally required steps were not taken. Allegedly.

"That Defense angle is the spine of the whole thing, and it is where 'vaccine debate' ends and 'federal crime' begins"

"The DoD already admitted the core fact out loud"

The FDA hasn't bothered to respond within the legally required time limit.

Well, if the government set the time limit then maybe it's entitled to ignore it, because who could call them to account? Will it help if a Court would simply set a new time limit? That game could go on and on ...  Or maybe impose a fine? Could the government pay a fine to itself and carry on ignoring the matter? 

Or can the delinquent responsible personnel be sued for dereliction of duty and locked up? That might set a precedent.

Nor has the FDA responded to a petition from CHD to pull the Pfizer and Moderna Covid "vaccines".

"The products jumped the rails from emergency use authorization to full approval without ever meeting the standard"

Still, if whatever you respond you are admitting a problem, then you are up the creek without a paddle and maybe your only option is to stonewall long enough until the whole nasty question disappears into the mists of antiquity ...

Read the murky story.

 

UK Covid Inquiry Has Its Uses

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2026-07-15

The Daily Sceptic reports that the inquiry has uncovered £billions wasted by the NHS on COVID PPE procurement.

As if we didn't already know.

Well it's always good to have a reminder, especially  when there may be an election in the offing. Or not, as the case may be.

Nevertheless, some of the more sceptical among us might consider this a classic limited hangout, admitting as it does the already public knowledge that many well-connected people seem to have made financial killings on PPE contracts (maybe not without connivance in high places) although perhaps (if you could stretch credulity so cigarette-paper thin) these were just innocent mistakes taken in the heat of the moment by over-stressed civil servants. 

Meanwhile the dreadful and indeed not so rare injuries to the vaccinated are glossed away as inconceivable, since everybody knows that all vaccines are "safe and effective".

So safe and effective indeed that multiple "boosters" were supposedly needed because the protection achieved seemed to evaporate after a remarkably short time ...   but then it was admittedly novel technology developed at "warp speed", so obviously nothing could possibly have gone wrong.

 

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