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Trump the Tremendous?
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2023-09-16
Whilst I have no wish to get involved too deeply in the mire of American politics, Trump is far more than another American politician and president.
He plays by his own rules and has virtually single-handedly taken on both the Democrat and the Republican parties and shaken the whole system by the scruff.
He was also a great statesman who bestrode much of the world in 2017/18. Some think he may have shaken that world in like manner, if more quietly. So it is that this article from the Brownstone Institute has relevance to both the US and to the rest of the world, especially as one of the primary topics at issue is the US (and global) response to Covid.
Trump has questions to answer. Those answers should be very revealing, so perhaps the time has come to demand answers of him just as much as of everybody else.
Where are all the real free press journalists when we need them?
Buckle Up Buttercups!
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2023-09-14
"The Greatest Show on Earth"
That's some title. Is it deserved?
Honest folk who have begun to feel that the division between real life and Hollywood movies might be wearing a bit thin of late - well, could they really be onto something ..?
This film is made from the viewpoint of the United States, but does it have a wider significance? After all, with the advent of the UN, and more recently the WEF, and more recently still the UN-WEF partnership, to whose pronouncements all western governments now seem to be in thrall ("The Sorcerer's Apprentice" comes to mind!), we could perhaps be forgiven for playing with this preposterous notion ... and there is more, much more.
Worth watching? Well, I would say so.
But it's your perception that counts.
(80 minutes)
So, is it all over?
"It ain't over 'til the Fat Lady sings"
"Safe and Effective" - or "Safety and Effectiveness Unknown"?
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2023-09-11
Politico explains the contract offered by Pfizer to governments around the world for supply of the Covid jabs.
Now it's true that this particular evidence concerns the contract offered to South Africa, but if you think that the UK may have benefited from better terms then I have a Thames-side penthouse in New York to offer you ...
If you think we have been lied to on an industrial scale, then you may be in a more extensive population grouping than you previously thought ...
(4 minutes)
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Mark Attwood Interviewed by Richard Vobes
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2023-09-09
A serious but lighthearted exploration of the current political situation in Britain and Ireland.
The Great Reset, the Great Awakening, the Apocalypse?
May we live in interesting times ...
(64 minutes)
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"Energy Bill", or "Energy - Dictatorial Powers - Bill"?
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2023-09-08
Another critique of the Bill - this time from the Daily Sceptic. As you might expect, it's sceptical.
The war is not between Left and Right, the war is between centralisation (empowerment of the few) and freedom (empowerment of the many).
The Bill wants to impose the elite's favoured "solutions" upon the many, and it will as always end in disaster, because they never choose their "solutions" either wisely or appropriately. Despite having all the best advisers at their beck and call ready to advise them, their solutions are invariably political and one-size-fits-all because without that - well, I guess we have no need of them!
They are behaving like zombies that cannot see or hear any conflicting evidence. Maybe we really do have no need of them.
If we find our own solutions then we will quickly pick up on those whose solutions work best, and these solutions will be copied because they work best.
Under one-size-fits-all, there is no variety of solutions to choose from, and the elite will impose the solution that best suits the elite rather than the people.
The Bill is a case in point. It is long on imposed solutions (by "reasonable force" if necessary) and short on persuasion.
"Under the totally misleading title of ‘Energy Savings Opportunity Schemes’, authorities can force any person or company to make energy savings using the threat of criminalisation for failure to comply"
Another excellent review of the Bill and the debate in Parliament.
The Bill is likely to receive the Royal Assent this month.
Of course this is all about reaching that mythological nirvana in the sky, "Net Zero".
But what are the chances? The government seems unwilling to come clean.
Whichever way you look at it, without an assessment of the risks we cannot know whether the Energy Bill as presented is (a) any use at all or (b) completely over the top. It's probably somewhere between these two ...
But is Net Zero (whatever that means) a sensible target anyway?
- The Last Word on Climate Change?
- More on the Energy Bill
- Excess Deaths and Covid Jab Status
- Harbingers of the End of the World as We Know It
- Neil Tells It Like It Is
- The Delingpod - Featuring Brian Gerrish
- Bloomberg Pulling Sadiq's Strings in London?
- Motivations Driving the Ukraine War
- They Always Plan Events in Advance
- Dr Coleman Explains the Committee of 300
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