Great Reset

2026-07-16

In the 1800s the British and their western allies imported tea and other goods from China. However, China wanted payment in silver, which was in relatively short supply in the West.

So we grew opium poppies in India and shipped opioids to China to sell to the Chinese for silver, which we used to buy their tea, silk etc. The rulers of China objected to this "trade" (some might say "subversion") and tried to outlaw it, so the British and their allies / partners in crime sent their gunboats to subdue the Chinese military and reopen the opium market.

But does the Empire ever give up on lucrative but illegal trade? After all, if one market closes, another can be opened...

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2026-07-15

The Daily Sceptic reports that the inquiry has uncovered £billions wasted by the NHS on COVID PPE procurement.

As if we didn't already know.

Well it's always good to have a reminder, especially  when there may be an election in the offing. Or not, as the case may be.

Nevertheless, some of the more sceptical among us might consider this a classic limited hangout, admitting as it does the already public knowledge that many well-connected people seem to have made financial killings on PPE contracts (maybe not without connivance in high places) although perhaps (if you could stretch credulity

2026-07-14

It's a bit like the English Civil War in reverse - the Civil War effectively ended with victory for the commercial interests (English and Dutch East India Companies) who invited William of Orange to take over the English throne, cementing the so-called "Glorious Revolution" in place with the new Bill of Rights and a Parliament that creates "Roman Law" (AKA the Statute Book) that has progressively taken over the laws of England, pushing Common law into the background.

Was that when the globalist corporate interests first flexed their muscles to bring about their control over national governments?

Later as the 1700s dawned, Scotland was subdued by the English army, the Ordnance Survey was born, and the Act of Union merged the countries into the political union of Great Britain under the English monarch.

But for whom does this monarch now work?

It's a fascinating argument,

2026-07-14

And not only Bastille Day, but much else besides, including by the looks of it Ben's holiday in Canada. "Events dear boy, events" are incoming thick and fast.

Are three political assassinations in one week excessive? And are there more to come?

It seems like a racing certainty to me, and maybe even "the Donald" himself tops the list.

Along perhaps with a numerous global cast, and we're not even into August yet...

The only thing that we can be (reasonably) sure of is that it isn't over until it's over, and that 'it' is almost certainly the undead UNITED STATES OF AMERICA INC now increasingly looking in urgent need of life support.

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2026-07-12

Can there be so much smoke without a fire?

The Bernician analyses the smoke signals, and reveals a system of revolving doors very reminiscent of those between Big Pharma and our Health Regulators.

Anybody might think the purpose of government is now primarily to launder our tax money to "private enterprise" - not just any enterprise of course, but certainly to those big American enterprises with CIA connections. Of course it's all subject to appropriate restrictions on confidentiality etc but who is to verify the truth of these activities?

What could possibly go wrong?

2026-07-12

Sunshine grows the crops that we eat, our farm animals eat, and allows our countryside to thrive.

When Ed Milibrain has covered the land with solar panels that produce power when we don't really need it (summer and long summer daytime) and frankly very little to none when we do need it (winter and long night-time) what will we eat in the winter when the crops we could have grown in the summer on that same land no longer exist? 

It's not as though the power stations won't be there, since they will be required in the winter and the night-time, when the sun doesn't shine and the wind doesn't blow. They will just be sitting expensively idle in the summer daylight... they certainly won't be making up for the lost food supply.

How will this increase our national resilience in an increasingly turbulent world?

There are no prizes for the right answer, but anyone who can point up the absurdity of this policy of

2026-07-11

That the UK's Covid Inquiry was an exhausting, no expenses spared, root and branch inquiry into the evidence, what failed, what could be done better, and what lessons should be learned for the future, is not in doubt.

But define "evidence", "failed", "better".

Whose evidence?

Who failed to do what?

What would a better result look like and from whose perspective?

HART updates us on what happened to the evidence that they and others submitted.

You can find this evidence at the People's Vaccine Inquiry, because you won't currently find it on the website of the official UK Covid-19 Inquiry. 

"Greater Israel" Takes on a Whole New Meaning

2026-07-10

Warning - if you believe this, you may never give to a big "Charity" again...

2026-07-07

Ben Fulford is on his summer vacation, so has published a pre-written article this week, and very informative it is.

Hopefully the rest of the vast global caste of villains will also be on holiday until he gets back...

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2026-07-07

The revelations continue apace - do try to keep up...

Brought to us by Fall of the Cabal Cyntha Koeter.

"MKULTRA conducted the most extreme experiments on human beings that have ever been carried out by a US government agency. ‘By any standard, they qualify as medical torture' "

Quite so.

"The ultimate goal of these experiments... was to learn how to extract information, implant false information and alter an individual’s beliefs and loyalties"

As well as turning the US government into an unaccountable and indeed unspeakable criminal mafia.

With which our own government claimed an always unspecified "special relationship".

2026-07-07

The term "Jihad" is enough to give Muslims a bad name in many quarters. But who is it that has actually been fostering "Jihad" around the place?

And if (Heaven forbid!) it should reach the hallowed shores of Blighty, who would we be to complain?

"the... first victims were Muslims — the nationalists and the quietist clerics who refused it. Naming a British-built political weapon is not bigotry against a faith. It is the defense of that faith’s own stolen alternative"

2026-07-03

The trouble with folic acid is that it is a drug that will shortly become unavoidable for many when its addition to white flour becomes mandated by law in the UK.

Yet somehow the NHS seems to be muddying the waters about who is likely to be adversely affected by such a move.

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2026-07-02

Drones, Nordstream, Merz...

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2026-07-02

It's sometimes so surprisingly easy to ask the wrong question.

Sometimes we may be inadvertently led by our medical advisor to do precisely that, to our detriment, because we may well get an answer inappropriate to our actual circumstances.

This article is so in-our-face that we might think that it couldn't possibly happen, but it's in-our-face for a reason, and not all such encounters are so obvious that the whole idea can be dismissed out of hand.

Caveat emptor indeed.

2026-07-02

This bogeyman has been running a long while, and as yet we seem to have no resolution. So I am posting a confrontational title to this article because the issue needs to be settled.

Either Midazolam + Morphine is a kindly way to end a person's life in less discomfort than might otherwise have occurred, or it's not. At worst, it may kill the patient, which doesn't exactly square with "First, do no harm".

What part of "Do no harm" do some people not understand?

When COVID struck, independent observers observed that people were apparently dying in numbers attributed to COVID but under the influence of Midazolam and Morphine, leading to them to question whether the fine line between "Murder" and "a comfortable but already inevitable death" was being properly respected. 

In that respect we noted

2026-07-01

No, not Trump for once.

This is about William of Orange, King of the Dutch, who was invited over to the UK to displace King James, allegedly because William was a protestant and James a Catholic. He almost didn't make landfall, being driven by inappropriate winds down the channel as far as Brixham, and having to march all the way back up to London.

Whilst Trump is battling his own constitutional rats' nest in America, Will Keyte reminds us that we also have our very own constitutional rats' nest in the UK, and no, it wasn't all down to Tony Blair, he was just the latest meddler to "improve" it. Yes, history is complicated.

It's also contentious because whilst plenty of the self-opinionated classes will profess to know exactly why historical events occurred, I remain sceptical about their powers of clairvoyance.

So I'll leave it to

2026-06-30

Glenn Diesen interviews Larry Johnson.

Putin has so far been remarkably restrained in the face of provocations by NATO providing munitions for Ukraine to launch into Russia.

"The West wants to destroy Russia... "

But Russia has upped their game until it's troops now dominate a wider and wider front line.

Russia will respond appropriately at what they consider to be the right time.

NATO including the UK are being absurd. Or suicidal, or more likely both.

"Why would we want to invade you and then have to be responsible for a group of transvestite transgender blue-haired weirdos?" 

Quite. 

But Russia has missiles that can reach appropriate targets across Europe without the need to invade. What is sauce for the goose is

2026-06-29

No, it's nothing to do (sadly) with politicians opening their mouths and putting their foot in it. Not literally anyway, although some unkind persons may support the figurative notion.

Others might for their own reasons support a culling of the infected politician in the same way that they cull cattle, but whilst such a policy might serve to encourage others not to emulate the stricken, we do in theory already have a means whereby the electorate can cull the infected at the next election. Like all such policies however, it turns out that culling for whatever reason tends to be ineffective in controlling the disease and better methods must be sought.

It is of course necessary to identify the real cause of the problem if we want to effect a cure. 

In the case of politicians we are approaching the point where most people will be able to understand the essential mechanisms of the "deep state" via their controlled political parties. It's been going on a long

2026-06-27

AI, Big Business, blanket surveillance, mix it together and what do you get?

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