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They Do Things Differently in Japan - Perhaps We Should Pay Attention?

Details: Category: Free Citizen; Published: 20 May 2024; Hits: 790

2024-05-20

We could be forgiven for believing that ever since WW2, both the UK and Japan were under the same sort of financial control as the USA.

Apparently not quite ...

But what does the future hold?

Nick Hubble explains the impossibilities and contradictions ... but what do they mean and can they be resolved?

And what does demographic decline mean and how did Japan (and how might we) cope with it?

(26 minutes)

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President Putin Reviews the Global Situation at a Press Conference

Details: Category: Free Citizen; Published: 18 May 2024; Hits: 842

2024-05-18

Whatever you think of Mr Putin, if he is your enemy, then know thine enemy. Otherwise, know what he says anyway.

Maybe we should hear what Mr Biden would say at a similar press event.

"There will be no more negotiations"

(36 minutes)

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Clif High Back on Video! With Some Serious Thinking

Details: Category: Free Citizen; Published: 18 May 2024; Hits: 1315

2024-05-18

It's been quite a long time since Clif gave one of his own videos, but his new rig is definitely superior to the old.

Here he takes issue with Elon Musk and Alex Jones, muses on his understanding of how human memory works (simplistic overview only, thank Heaven he didn't go into the detailed version!).

I'm not going to try to summarise the rest of Clif's brain dump, but MK Ultra / mind control processes are reviewed, not to mention love-making, fight or flight, 1947 ... and aluminium oxide, chemtrails, 5G, Finns, Kalahari Bushmen + a few others, and Atlantis.

Oh, and more ...

We are all MK-Ultra'd now.

Enjoy!

(52 minutes)

Your hippo is under attack!

Read on Substack

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Best not to ignore ...

How to Detox heavy Metals (may not be very effective for aluminium)

How to Detox Aluminium (Clif High)

Regrettably, This Is About Covid - and Not!

Details: Category: Covid; Published: 17 May 2024; Hits: 886

2024-05-17

Regular readers will have noticed that I don't publish too much about Covid any more. It's not that it isn't important, but there's a lot else besides that needs saying these days.

Still, Mike Yeadon has published an important summary (nothing new there, in either sense!) that serves as a very useful reminder that Covid was precisely conceived as a psy-op.

Both he and I noticed quite quickly that Covid as a pandemic was seemingly exceptional in not creating any surge of excess deaths if we ignored reported cause of death. So either the cause of death was misreported, or there was no pandemic, or Covid itself somehow suppressed other normal causes of death.

It turned out that as Covid arrived, flu flew away, just like that!

Call me old-fashioned (thank you!) but Mike Yeadon explains it much better than I.

Lies, Damned Lies, And Green Cost Assertions

Details: Category: Green; Published: 17 May 2024; Hits: 886

2024-05-17

It's pretty obvious that the assertions of cheap renewable power are somewhat adrift from reality when such assertions coincide with ever rising fuel bills, despite ever more "renewable" power installations, not to mention opaque subsidy schemes.

Either some middle-man is making a killing between power generation and delivery, or some cherry-picking of the definition of "costs" is involved, or total incompetence, outright fraud, or maybe all four ...

The continuing need for subsidies to make it all compatible with gas-powered generation (itself not exactly becoming any cheaper since the machinations around the Ukraine war), and the somewhat opaque government power pricing scheme that could have been designed to confuse the uninitiated, and one begins to see the scale of the deception.

David Turner (Daily Sceptic) puts it all into the realm of facts and figures for us.

It seems that most of the subsidies go to wind, which seems somehow appropriate, but we are still subsidising the burning of "biomass" - "trees" to normal people (perhaps they don't like to admit it?) which if left undisturbed could have reduced both costs and atmospheric carbon dioxide rather than increased both - I guess it takes a politician to understand how that "works".

Did I mention opaque government pricing?

"It should be noted that FiTs, ROCs and CfDs are all index-linked, so prices will continue to rise with inflation. It is clear our bills are going to continue to rise for the foreseeable future as cheap gas is forced out in favour of expensive renewables"

Did I mention the cherry-picking of figures to claim falling cost of renewables?

Oh, and of course the national grid will need to be remodelled to cope with connecting a vast array of highly dispersed intermittent renewable stations which by their nature will be operating neither reliably nor necessarily predictably, so the grid will have the additional task of shuffling the power to wherever it is actually needed, from whatever direction it may be available:

" ... the National Grid ESO has announced £54 billion of spending on the electricity network infrastructure up to 2030 and a further £58 billion in the 2030-2035 period, a total of £112 billion, or over £10 billion per year for more than a decade"

Naturally neither this nor the need to build excessive generation redundancy to mitigate intermittency / unpredictability is nothing to do with the "costs of renewables" even though in a gas-powered grid only a fraction of this work overall would be necessary.

Read the whole miserable story.

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