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World on the Brink - Fulford Report Monday 25 May 2026

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2026-05-25

What does the recent flurry of diplomacy in Bejing portend?

Is "Trump" still working for the Black Hats?

Is the Strait of Hormuz open or closed?

Are we in or hot summer? If today's weather is any guide, it's already started.

All I can say for sure is that every day that passes brings us a day closer to the break-through ...

But until then, keep following Ben! (Modest subscription required for full access)

 

 

Mr Xi Goes to Pyong Yang

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2026-05-25

Hot on the heels of hosting Messrs Trump and Putin, President Xi has gone abroad himself, but only next door to see Kim in North Korea.

So was the music significant?

(54 minutes)

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The Milk of Human Kindness - or Something Else?

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2026-05-25

What would you like in your coffee?

What would you like in your baby's bottle?

Oat milk?
Soya?
Almond?
Buckwheat?
Chia seed?
Coconut?
Cow's Milk?
or a Synthetic "precision-fermentation" derived lab-"milk" (what could possibly go wrong?)?

 

Prepare for the Unimaginable

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2026-05-24

In a new departure for Ben Fulford, he has made the new Sunday issue of "Beyond Blue!beam" publicly available to us without a subscription.

It's a cracker!

Make of it what you will.

 

Prepare for the Institute of Scalable Civilisation?

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2026-05-22

Yes, it's our old friend Martin Geddes, up to his analytical research again, and not shying away from the inconvenient implications.

As an ex-IT man myself and being used to designing interfaces which 'failed safely" rather than "failed stupidly", designing for failure became second-nature to me. Nobody wants data files lost, but in extremis loss is impossible to prevent, whilst with sensible design it (usually!) remains possible to at least flag with an error message so that expert corrective action can be summoned.

Martin is simply noting that such measures may be required within the complex systems of information management that support civilisation in general, rather than systems that live entirely within the domains of technology.

The problem of course is that civilisation such as we enjoy has been built with ad hoc correction and error detection and management mechanisms, rather than being designed according to a coherent theoretical framework.

Is all that about to change?

I await his treatise on how to apply these principles to the infinitely messy world of politics with interest. I don't doubt that since politics is the art of communicating specific messaging in order to secure specific outcomes, similar or the same principles may apply, but something tells me that ... well, it may not be quite that simple ... especially when the messaging often seems to be founded on deceptions of some kind.

 

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