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Orange Man Bad?

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2026-07-01

No, not Trump for once.

This is about William of Orange, King of the Dutch, who was invited over to the UK to displace King James, allegedly because William was a protestant and James a Catholic. He almost didn't make landfall, being driven by inappropriate winds down the channel as far as Brixham, and having to march all the way back up to London.

Whilst Trump is battling his own constitutional rats' nest in America, Will Keyte reminds us that we also have our very own constitutional rats' nest in the UK, and no, it wasn't all down to Tony Blair, he was just the latest meddler to "improve" it. Yes, history is complicated.

It's also contentious because whilst plenty of the self-opinionated classes will profess to know exactly why historical events occurred, I remain sceptical about their powers of clairvoyance.

So I'll leave it to Will Keyte to review our errant English constitutional landscape. I'm confident that we are in good hands.

 

"The Most Important Battle in History"

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2026-07-01

Cyntha Koeter (Fall of the Cabal) reviews Trump's posts in the run up his 4th July 250 year celebration.

Of course, ever since the Civil War the United States as originally constituted has been in a state of suspension, in favour of the management corporation "UNITED STATES Of AMERICA Inc" (which has effectively been owned by the Crown, the Rothschilds banking dynasty, and the Vatican).

So Trump is celebrating 250 years of mostly hidden colonial control?!

In Trump's first term the Federal Reserve was brought into the control of the UNITED STATES inc Treasury, which probably had little effect on the overall formal ownership structure, but maybe it was a statement of intent.

Will we soon see that intent manifest? That would indeed be very interesting!

Cyntha reviews the status of communism within the USA, but we should remember that Communism and Fascism are two sides of the same coin - top down control of the population from the centre. Words can be used to paint it any way we like but the essential nature is all about control from the centre.

The problem isn't so much top down control coming in (it's already here) - it's how to revert to bottom-up control without setting off a civil and/or global war ...

And there are still far too many people that as yet have little idea of the overall complexity of the situation, so Trump must update them in terms that they will understand even if they are not technically and legally spot on.

So, on with "the most important battle in history".

 

The Modern Madness of Schizophrenia

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2026-06-30

Is there no illness that modern medicine cannot make worse?

Even mental illness seems to be afflicted by the tendency that ensures that the treated come off less favourably than the untreated. Why should this be? Why should it be permitted?

Make of this what you will ...

 

Mind Your Ps and Qs 2

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2026-06-30

Following on from Mind Your Ps and Qs, Martin Geddes' review of the Q phenomenon is developed to see what we can learn from the way in which they have developed over time.

"The real purpose of this second essay is therefore not to persuade you to adopt my conclusions, but to demonstrate a general-purpose method for dissecting complex and controversial questions"

Quite so.

Perhaps only the terminally analytical need read on ...

 

Statins Seed Oils and Cholesterol - and Ill Health

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2026-06-30

Nothing is more important than our health, but how can we know what is good for us and what isn't?

Most people rely on "expert advice". After all, life is complicated enough without having to diagnose our own ailments.

Until life catches up with us and the "expert advice" doesn't cut the mustard any more. Possibly around the age of 50 or 60, when the body rebels against whatever has been inflicted upon it since chldhood.

Yes, I've been there.

It's not a happy experience, in my case because my immune system became erratic and tended to overreact unpredictably to whatever minor irritant was offending it at the time. In fact looking back it was nothing to do with the proximate cause, and everything to do with immune system general overload. It simply threw it's toys out of the pram. In medical parlance I came out in hives and a tendency to have a fainting collapse. The doctor was reassuring - don't worry, we can give you a steroid pill - we know how to fix this. But as it soon turned out, only until next time.

Erratic months went by (in the interests of brevity I am oversimplifying here) until I decided that enough was enough and I would have to fix it myself. 

So how to fix your health when you've no idea where to start?

Well, we are what we eat.

So I resolved to revamp my diet. Out went all the usual stuff that I had been thoughtlessly eating, all alcohol, and anything fermented (yes fermentation can be very very good but I didn't know that then) and in came fresh organic fruit and veg and filtered water, and not much else. Oh, and "nothing out of a packet". Shopping became very simple, my waistline decreased by leaps and bounds, and for the first time in many years I could get into my old fencing togs again! And my immune system recovered.

What I had done was to detox my system from the accumulated overload of toxins from poor food choices. It wasn't without some pain, mainly muscle aches across the back and shoulders. The other thing I had done was allow my body to recover its alkalinity again. Poor eating habits encourage acidity, acidity is unhealthy and leads to problems such as cancers. Fresh fruit and vegetables tend to support alkalinity. Dr Tennant calls it cell voltage, but it's the same thing expressed differently. 

But there's more, there's always more ...

As I began to normalise my diet by reintroducing things like bread fat meat and offal, I went back to the saturated fats that we were told were bad for us. But which turned out to be good for us - yes, Mum knew best when she brought us up on butter, but coconut oil is good too, especially as creamed coconut in my morning coffee. Milk used to be good until they pasteurise it, homogenised it, took all the goodness out of it ("skimmed") and sold it to us as healthy! So creamed coconut it is these days, grated (boring) or sliced from a block with a vegetable peeler (quicker). Or use organic cream from grass-fed cattle if you prefer.

And lastly, modern grains (oats, barley, wheat etc) are harvested using glyphosate to wither the stems and make the grain easier to separate. And modern wheat is a hybrid variety that's ideal for the Chorleywood bread manufacturing process so beloved of supermarkets, possibly less so for human digestion. So a firm "no" to all of that. And "no" to sugar. Cancer thrives on sugar ...

I buy organic rye and spelt "ancient grain" flours and ferment with a rye sourdough - it's actually easy enough once you get in the swing of it and the longer ferment times mean that getting it into the oven at its exact peak of readiness isn't nearly as critical (although sourdough doesn't have such a predictable rise time as yeast).

Whilst "sourdough" bread is available from specialist suppliers and some supermarkets, it tends to be made with some wheat included and in my view is best avoided currently. Buy the book ("Bread Matters" by Andrew Whitley) if you want to get it right.

So, remind me, why did I start this article ..? 

Oh yes, to introduce yet another of the ways that we are encouraged to destroy our health through official advice.

"Keep taking the tablets ... "

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