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The Problem with AI

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2025-07-28

AI is coming now well-established, if not yet totally ubiquitous. Give it another week or two.

We have people who have bested it in argument! So is it perfect?

In a world in which it is increasingly difficult to differentiate between truth and falsehood, AI is dependent upon its training materials, so maybe it's inevitable that it will make mistakes depending upon the content of such training materials.

Yet if a mark of perfection is an ability to recognise and correct its mistakes, then it's getting there.

But if it takes a human to prompt it so to do, then perhaps it's a mistake to assume that we hominids aren't needed any more?

Investor's Daily has a slightly different (well OK - exactly opposite) but none the less interesting take on the situation (this is not financial advice):

AI is perfect. You are the problem.

 

LickSpittle: "a contemptible fawning person, servile flatterer, toady"

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2025-07-27

With Western governments (with few but honourable exceptions) all running some sort of tyranny camouflaged as some sort of ineffective/incompetent democracy, the time is fast approaching when the people will need to (peacefully!) non-comply their way back to their original sovereignty over their jumped-up would-be lords and masters in parliament and elsewhere.

The Bernician offers his thoughts on an upgrade to Magna Carta for 2025:

 "As a foundational moral principle of British Law since King Lucius declared Britain a Christian nation at Winchester in 155 AD, the Golden Rule is incompatible with all the authoritarian doctrines of cultural, political and religious fundamentalism, without exception"

"it is hereby reaffirmed that National Sovereignty is and always has been vested in the British People, who are naturally endowed at birth or by citizenship with the following unalienable, God-given or Natural Rights, which no government has the authority to proscribe, suspend or impede ... "

Not everybody will agree with everything therein, but taken as a whole, it represents a huge step in the right direction ... but what do I know?

"In the beginning was the word ... "

Words are very important, and carry nuance that can differ between readers.

Whilst it could doubtless be improved by a careful line-by-line literary lawful and chartist review, it deserves our careful attention.

 

EU: "War is Sustainable"

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2025-07-27

Now that America is becoming ever less obedient to the globalists' control mechanisms (amid the growing likelihood that the Epstein media may be about to be released), the EU is becoming the favoured centre for consolidating their empire.

Just one problem - many EU nations are showing a problematic tendency to elect all the "wrong" politicians. Even worse, the "far right" labelling seems to be losing its power to ostracise them!

"Von der Leyen’s Green New Deal is above all a deal for lobbyists who want to greenwash the dirtiest business, war ... "

Could there be a more blatant inversion of the truth?

"By their inversions shall you know them" may yet rank alongside "by their fruits shall you know them".

 

You Think It's All Over? Think Again

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2025-07-26

Event 201 was a global planning event for a global pandemic - mysteriously just prior to the "Covid outbreak" of 2019-20. It didn't feature much if any medical information, but was very strong on the public "messaging".

News flash - Exercise Pegasus Incoming!

"Exercise Pegasus — the U.K.’s largest pandemic response exercise in history — aims to 'help to safeguard our citizens,' but critics worry the plan is just a way to exert control through greater surveillance"

Dust off those masks! Memorise the ever-changing rules! Stock up the loo rolls!

I know you can't wait ...

Gradually, then Suddenly

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2025-07-26

Regimes never go tidily, even in the best organised democracy, but whatever political views we hold, there can be few who still believe that our current "democracy" is well organised.

"There is nothing particularly controversial about me saying this. It is rapidly turning into the consensus view"

However, those who still suggest that all we have to do is to vote in a new political party - perhaps Reform - are likely still trundling along well behind the curve of unfolding reality.

It isn't just the wrong party in power, it's the wrong system altogether. Yes it's not only the political parties who effectively conspire to subject us to the World Economic Forum (in strategic partnership with the UN), but it's also the Civil Service Blob, the Judiciary, the CPS and the Police, the Monarchy, the Military, the Bank of England and the vast array of "independent" regulators, propaganda media outlets, NGOs and QUANGOs (and apologies to all those I have missed out) that have been proliferated incessantly over recent decades, all in the cause of making the whole too complex to argue with.

They have even passed Acts of Parliament that purport to give themselves a free pass to commit criminal acts.

All parts are infected, they will all have to come down before this rot can be exorcised.

The good/bad news is that it seems to be well on course to collapse of its own incompetence.

2025-26 are however not looking likely to offer us the best examples of peace and tranquillity ...

 

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