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2024-11-25

An interesting deviation for Ben Fulford today - his web-site's masthead iconography now features a new White Dragon on a blue background in place of his previous identity.

I note that this resembles the ancient White Dragon of England as "carried by Hengest and Horsa as they established the nation of England out of lowland Britain" - albeit the latter is traditionally depicted on a red background. No doubt Ben's dragon is that of the Asian White Dragon Society - so has he adopted new employers?

Is his independence as a journalist now in question?

In these times of endemic deception and general uncertainty, I suppose we could say that this sign of the times is in keeping with the spirit of the times!

So is "the Donald" of Mar a Lago a fake Donald working for the Deep State and busy appointing Deep State operatives to the "Trump Team", or is he working for the White Hats and still doing what "the Donald" did prior to the election - putting the miscreants front and centre for everybody to see who they truly work for (as they will never form his post-coup government of the Republic), or is he a double-Donald run by the real Donald from behind the scenes to do what he does best - create total confusion amongst friends and enemies alike so that nobody knows what's going on until the coup de grâce is administered?

Even if I knew that, you wouldn't believe me!

On top of that we must now contend with the question of Ben's asserted independence, and the reasonable assumption that his contacts supposedly within the secret societies and intelligence agencies may be relied upon to tell him exactly what they want us to believe.

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"Intuition takes me everywhere" - John Lennon

It's become our last, maybe only, line of defence.

 

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2024-11-25

We have been reporting Dr Yeadon's work on Covid, the fake pandemic, since November 2020.

It is unconscionable that we should still have to feature his work after 4 years, but that's where we are.

This is his latest video which explains why the Covid jabs were - indeed still are - not vaccines, but poisons both fast- and slow-acting.

Not accidental either, in his professional opinion, but deliberate.

" ... Mistakes were not made ... "

Watch to the end.

Draw appropriate conclusions.

(22 minutes)

 

 

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2024-11-24

Neil Oliver reminds us that Russia invaded the Donbas out of the need to defend itself from NATO encroachment onto its borders (not to mention disgust that the Minsk agreements were negotiated in bad faith, then ditched).

With NATO bombs now falling inside Russia, how do we expect Mr Putin to react, or (if at all) to negotiate?

If Trump cannot de-escalate tout suite, then Russia will likely take out munitions factories in the UK EU & US; if we persist, Russians may be marching up Whitehall (if we are lucky) or we may be surveying the result of a nuclear exchange (if unlucky enough to survive such).

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2024-11-23

This is a very wide-ranging review, covering the attitude of the USA, the State of Israel, his view of the objectives of the Israeli government, and much else besides. A full update.

As always his views are engaging, and based on his view of reality - like it or not.

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2024-11-23

The "dismal science".

When I was an undergraduate back in the ...ies, we had to study economics. We had a huge tome devoted to the topic, and it was clear that if it was a "science" it was unlike any other.

Happily I don't think we were examined on it (except perhaps in the first year). You could probably have written what I learned on the back of an envelope (the internet would come later - much later). Not because I didn't read it (although I didn't read all of it by any means) but because it contained a great deal of what I considered "waffle", worthy neither of record nor of my time.

Now we understand that economics (unlike physics, although that too may be about to undergo a roots up revaluation/revelation ... ) is dependent to a huge extent upon human psychology - and humans are not logical machines, but are driven by all sorts of factors, inclusive of irrational beliefs (as notoriously cultivated by wannabe dictators and cult leaders of all kinds).

Our favoured commentator on matters economic, Nick Hubble, discourses on matters currently regarded as economic (but you can take out neither the politics nor the psychology):

"The first thing my high school economics teacher ever taught us was a simple truth: human wants are infinite, but our means of satisfying those wants are finite"

Yes yes, we say wisely, that is obviously true, move on.

"Who really notices an additional rule or regulation? Few of us are aware of them, at the margin. It’s only when you try and set up a business or fix a fence that you realise it’s damn nigh impossible to do much of anything legally anymore"

"Why not send foreign aid to places like India? And funding for medical research to places like China? It’s the right thing to do"

"Why not try to change the climate? A bad climate would be catastrophic"

"The government’s entire existence is reliant on continuing to pretend what we’ve been doing was a good idea all along"

"If we stop now because the costs of more borrowing, regulation and government control are too high, the obvious conclusion is to unwind most of what the government does"

Stop right there.

In fact, stop at the first quote:

"The first thing my high school economics teacher ever taught us was a simple truth: human wants are infinite, but our means of satisfying those wants are finite"

"Human wants are infinite" - but humanity is numbered, and even if that number is "large" it is not infinite, and according to Elon Musk, not even close.

The wants of any one person are in practice finite (unless you want to rule the entire planet) so in practice, in the situation where most people would happily settle for what used to be called an "upper middle class" standard of living, the wants of most and therefore of humanity (excluding the insane would-be dictators) is also in practice finite.

So the real question is:

"Is it really beyond the scope of our planet to support everybody in reasonable comfort?"

That's it - the whole of economic theory is ... shall we say unreliable, based upon a fallacy.

OK I simplify, but if they can get that wrong, what can they get right?

Now let's reconsider the last two quotes above:

"The government’s entire existence is reliant on continuing to pretend what we’ve been doing was a good idea all along"

"If we stop now because the costs of more borrowing, regulation and government control are too high, the obvious conclusion is to unwind most of what the government does"

... thereby releasing countless numbers of public servants (not to mention many in the Compliance Industrial Complex) into the productive economy!

We would certainly more than double the productivity of the nation (albeit not overnight as the transition would need to be managed). Compliance with unnecessary rules and regulations would cease and productivity and innovation would soar.

I'd drink to that - bring it on!

And imagine what could be achieved globally!

 

  1. Everything You Thought You Knew ...
  2. Renewables under New Threat?
  3. Netanyahu in the ICC's Legal Cross-Hairs
  4. Eric Trump on Golf, Aberdeen, Scotland, and the Political Future
  5. Down the Rabbit Hole to - the Shape of Things to Come?
  6. Mike Yeadon Explains the Jabs
  7. And Now, the G20 Meeting in Brazil (Prelude to Nuclear War?)
  8. Fulford Report - A Tale of Two Trumps - 18 Nov 2024
  9. "An Embarrassment of Riches"
  10. View from the Bunker

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