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The View from Iran in 2026
2026-01-15
(34 minutes)
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Richard Vobes Visits Tartaria
2026-01-14
His guest is author Guy Anderson, whose quest to unravel the mystery of the disappearance of one of the largest empires on earth has led him to write the book.
(38 minutes)
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Britain Declares War on Russia?
2026-01-13
Talk is cheap, but what exactly is the point?
"Skyfall"/"Nightfall" - James Bond run riot?
(56 minutes)
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Those Who Must Not be Forgotten, Who Have Still to be Recognised
2026-01-10
It is easy, and in many ways inevitable, that past tragedies fade from our attention. Priorities and circumstances change, life takes new turns. We must move on.
Yet there are recent eventsstill that have not yet been dealt with, that cannot be allowed to be forgotten, until the truth has been recognised, the record has been corrected, and indeed the lessons have actually been learned. Moving on whilst these events remain denied is not an option.
Unacknowledged crimes, like Jacob Marley's chains, will not fade of their own accord unless and until the truth is exposed, faced, and yes, dealt with.
Mark Attwood and his guest remembrancers provide timely
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Operation Talla Rides Again!
2026-01-10
It seems that there is more to Operation Talla than meets the eye.
Firstly a couple of notes which seem to have previously evaded my attention:
Oct 25 - Martin Hewitt's Speech and the Treachery Behind Britain's "One UK Police Force"
Jan 2026 - We Are Living at the Point Where the Augustan Model Is Overextended
Secondly, the extension of Operation Talla as a blueprint for the "European Democracy Shield".
"The world thinks 'Operation Talla'... ended when the masks came off. They are wrong. In 2026, the command
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Perfidious Albion?
2026-01-09
Alex Krainer reports on the lead-up to WW2...
"... today, the leaders in Germany along with those in France and Britain seem obsessed with going to war with Russia. It's hard to overestimate the recklessness of this obsession... "
... but it may be foolish in the extreme to ignore it, given that this obsession seems to have an inexplicably long history.
Why is the objective always and ever to bring down Russia?
It's true that the Bolsheviks did manage it in 1917, but Mr Putin isn't going to let it happen again, even if he has to level Kiev London Paris Berlin and more in the process. Nor would we in his shoes.
(42 minutes)
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Banking for Beginners
2026-01-09
Prepare to be amazed...
What was the guild economy anyway? Surely that died out years ago...
... but is it somehow being reinvented for the modern era?
(43 minutes)
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"This is Not Speculation"
2026-01-07
False Flag. Terror. Military exercise. Disaster.
(47 minutes)
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The Age of Artificial Humanity is Now
2026-01-07
A thoughtful piece in the Daily Sceptic today (about football, which is surely one of the most enduring artificialities of our age, in many ways leading all the others except radio and TV, which have acted as the enablers) points up the sad fact.
We are not the humanity we once were.
We once needed to interact with our neighbours in order to live. We were localised on a day to day basis and went to market once a week to trade our produce with the produce of others, so that our lives could be comfortable and our interests in our neighbours' and neighbourhood's well-being, prospects, and hopefully scandalous behaviour could be indulged. We could play tennis, compete with neighbouring settlements at football or cricket, and exchange gossip afterwards in the pub about what our neighbours had been up to.
Meanwhile our "leaders" in London would have to employ spies and await their despatches if the wanted to know what was really going on elsewhere. An
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Please, Make the Marvellous Maduro Heist Make Sense - Fulford Report 5 Jan 26
2026-01-05
There are various ways to view the action of the United States (if such still exists) in capturing the President of Venezuela.
If indeed such a feat took place. With the capabilities of AI these days, any news event can be simulated... although most would assume that on the balance of probability it would be very difficult to get away with such a move, since somebody might well produce the real Nicolas Maduro some place else...
But then again we know that the media is notoriously selective about what they like to report.
Benjamin Fulford has made it his business to unearth what is really going on underneath all the news reports (fake and genuine) for many years, so he is worth listening to, even if we can't trust what his contacts are feeding him - after all, many are in the business of disinformation and they know what he does with what they tell him.
He would truly be superhuman to get it all right,
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Whatever It Is, AI is Not Responsible
2026-01-05
A thoughtful and illuminating piece about the nature of AI vs the nature of Humanity.
"Determinism is no longer merely a theory about how the universe works. It is becoming an operating principle for modern institutions. And that changes everything"
One of the best such articles that I have seen.
And pertinent to everybody's understanding of the crucial differences.
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Barging in Where Angels Fear to Tread?
2026-01-04
OK, as a mere male I know my place, which is that I know absolutely nothing about this topic - but it is written by a woman (as far as one can tell these days!), and it strikes me as pretty damned important stuff that every already or soon-to-be adolescent youngster of the fair sex absolutely should know (but these days won't be told).
(BTW Is it really true that male gynaecologists outnumber the ladies (count them)? How does it make any sense at all that maybe up to half of the available gynaecologists lack lived experience to relate to?)
So,straight on with the article. And don't be put off by the title - it's not merely about
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Who Destroyed Moscow in 1812? And More Besides?
2026-01-03
We are used to outrageous "conspiracy theories"... to entertain the cranks and nutters of this world whilst serious people leave such matters to the experts.
Did you think the 9/11 False Flag was big? To big to be real?
If this current age has taught us anything, it is perhaps that we have simply not been thinking bigly enough.
But surely Covid was bigly enough for anyone?
So how bigly, really bigly, should we be thinking?
Send for Ole?
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Ole Dammegard on a Blast from the Past
2026-01-03
Ole Dammegard for those unfamiliar with his work (where have you been all these years?!) discusses the "event" that fired the starting gun on the now infamous "war on terror".
I've been waiting for this event to break back into the public consciousness for a long time, as have many many others.
This is Ole interviewed just at the start of the last major "event" - the Covid scamdemic.
(1hr 28mins)
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The End Is Nigh (Again)
2025-12-29
Yup, we need to read this.
Especially those in the police, military, and (to be even-handed) in officialdom.
2026 - gateway to the future or end of the world?
Ben's report this week will come as no great surprise to many but likely will be a surprise to those who habitually place their trust in officialdom and those "in authority", not to mention mainstream media. If you are amongst the latter, don't panic but broaden your horizons 😎.
2026 is shaping up rapidly (modest subscription required).
Don't assume it "won't affect us". Nobody escapes the effects of financial chaos or war-mongering politicians.
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2025 Summary - Please Try to Stay Serious!
2025-12-27
I don't want to post this article because we don't do financial advice on this site.
But it turns out that whilst investment is a seriously tricky business for many reasons, financial columnists are often (probably always!) ahead of the curve when major change is afoot - probably because they have to put their personal predilections aside in order to professionally assess what comes next - and the fourth turning is the time for major change. The most tricky bit is usually around the timing, when to buy, and even more tricky, when to sell. If (like me) you don't fully understand it, stay out of it is my best advice - even full-time professionals get it wrong. If you want to take a punt, that's your business and on your head be the results.
So with that said, I do want to post this article because it validates so much of what we have been saying for years now, and it's becoming increasingly difficult not to succumb to helpless
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Are Russian Assets Fair Game for the EU-UK Coalition?
2025-12-24
Some say yes, but what do the lawyers say?
Does it matter what the lawyers say?
"Many readers will now argue that this is unfair and unworkable, but in this thought experiment, we are merely applying the same standards that the EU, Switzerland, and the US have applied to Russia"
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A Timely Conundrum ...
2025-12-21
Those crafty Russians were obviously up to something...
... or was it Old Father Time himself ..?Perhaps "Q" is about more than just... a modern "conspiracy theory"...
(47 minutes)
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Cabinet Government - "It's Life Jim, But Not as We Know It"
2025-12-21
We were introduced in the '80s to the ways and wiles of the Civil Service, with Jim Hacker as the hapless minister corralled into compliance by the genial Sir Humphrey Appleby (GCB KBE MBO) whose "Yes Minister" invariably meant "No Minister".
But of course time and tide wait for no man and things have evidently advanced considerably today, quite beyond the simple subterfuges that oiled (or crunched) the wheels in those heady times. Today, it seems that the bureaucrat would get the uncompliant minister sacked, whereas most reasonable voters would rightly expect the minister to sack the uncompliant bureaucrat.
Still, I'm sure that this story is simply for entertainment purposes (as was the "Yes Minister" sitcom of those innocent days) - after all, could a government really be effective if it actually worked like this in reality?
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The Law as Applied in the UK for Operation Talla
2025-12-16
Operation Talla as investigated by Ian Clayton (Ethical Approach UK) and reported by Mark Sexton has had the effect of preventing the operation of Justice in the UK, by the expedient of censoring the reporting of certain alleged high crimes and misdemeanours.
This article follows on from our earlier report.
Such action by the police (possibly supported by others) has exposed our executive government as a lawless organisation that has deliberately and almost certainly illegally (I am not a lawyer!) denied justice to the people.
However you look at it, the allegations suppressed were so serious that justice had to be seen to be done. Even by setting up the Covid Enquiry, the government effectively ensured that it was marking its own homework.
Far from Justice being seen to be done by an independent
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