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2026-03-22

See the 1st session of Rich Meets Mark Attwood ...

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This Stuff is Too Interesting to Ignore 1

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2026-03-22

See his 1st session of Rich meets Mark Attwood ...

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No Oil, No Gas, and Now - No Food

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2026-03-21

This site doesn't do Party Politics, but this is really a message to the Nation with import we should all recognise. 

Farmers are suffering the Death by a Thousand Cuts, few of which make big headlines but taken together show a remorseless and entirely negative direction of travel.

Coupled with the Iran War reducing supplies of fertiliser, gas, and heating oil, and the disastrous obsession with "renewables", winter 2026-27 is beginning to look bleak beyond living memory.

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So Whither Now the Iran War - the World's Oil and Gas - and Europe?

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2026-03-21

There are various scenarios, some all or none of which may transpire.

ZeroHedge discusses the recent events and the possible course of the war (whilst steering clear of any notion of Netanyahu's "death" - but isn't this a big issue?)

Cyntha Koeter reviews how Trump may further rearrange global geopolitics to his liking by leaving NATO and letting both NATO and the EU implode in due course.

In a world where we discover every day that nothing is as it seems, I rule nothing out...

And Late News:

The war ramps up, to include Diego Garcia.

Oh, and did the Houthis just join the fray?

The Beatings Will Continue Until Morale Improves

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2026-03-21

The military are obligated to disobey an illegal order - but in the military, insubordination may be punished by death according to circumstances ...

So it's no surprise that refusal of an illegal order is very rarely attempted, and probably even more rarely tolerated. 

Which may explain the suspicion that sailors aboard a certain US aircraft carrier may have been creative about not turning up for battle as ordered in a ship without a functioning sewage system.

Is this the first hint of a more widespread revolt among the military against involvement in a war that some, perhaps many of those who have thought about it, consider illegal?

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