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2026-09-26

Ivor Cummins came to prominence for us during the pandemic, when his analyses pretty clearly demonstrated that we were not being told the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. Quite the reverse.

He gave us all confidence that we were absolutely right to question authority.

In some respects Ivor is very much a jack of all trades, someone who can review the facts and figures, tease out and explain the significant aspects regardless of subject-matter. It's how he made his living.

Ivor himself has grown through his experiences and moved on, to now offer some words of wisdom on how we may nurture our mental strength to survive endure and prosper in these seemingly unprecedented times of authorities with feet of clay, or worse. Those who have habitually constructed their world-view from official pronouncements and officially-approved news sources will need to review and update such predispositions if they want to keep up with incoming events... it

2026-09-25

The update from Lei... and what will the latest moves mean for Taiwan?

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2026-09-24

If you want to know what's really going on, ask a Cabbie.

The state of the world but in particular Britain, and in particular England, is of increasing concern to those of us who live here and have neither intention nor inclination to move elsewhere.

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As always, Andy is rigorously logical, quintessentially English, and excellent in his analysis and presentation - in short, he continues to hit the nails that need hitting with admirable

2026-09-22

Yes, politics infects everything...

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And yes, people are still translating "the Bible"...

2026-09-22

Politics and economics are two sides of the same coin. So if our politics is broken (and who would disagree these days?) then it's no surprise that so is our economics.

And so too should the financial analysts have something to say about the politics.  

Whether or not you agree with the title, the latest article from Investor's daily nails many problems that politicians' fantasies have created...

 ... but will any politician deign to listen?

Some lazy politicians think that forcing people to vote would solve the problem of low turn-out.

I welcome the idea, but maybe they should be careful what they wish for. After all, if all the disillusioned came out and spoiled their paper by politely writing "none of these candidates" across it,

2026-09-21

We go a week without and then like buses two come along together.

Ben's report this week is a must-read. Actually, it's the must-read.

Although as always, believe it when you see it...

... but "wars and rumours of wars " seems to be the order of the day.

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2026-09-21

The Monroe Doctrine.

Or the Donroe Doctrine?

Is this where the world is headed?

In past centuries the world was divided up by the competing colonial powers. America was a series of colonies of the British, the French, the Spanish, the Portuguese. Oh, and the Danes in Greenland.

By various means the British won out, still retaining Canada under the British Crown, which also facilitated the State of Israel. The Middle East has been a hotbed of violence ever since, much of it under overt American and Israeli oversight. But the British and Americans always had that carefully ill-defined "special relationship", and Israel always exerted a heavy but thinly disguised influence on American politics, so who was really pulling influence behind the scenes?

But the Donald (together with Russia and China) is reshaping the world away from the old

2026-09-21

It is well understood by now that conspiracy theorists in general are all off their trolleys and not to be trusted, have flaky judgement and are prone to wild imaginings that defy belief within the milieu of the bien pensant.

In short, they are dangerous because they dare to be non-compliant with official thinking. Who knows to what disasters they will lead us?

To which one may justifiably retort that provided they are lesser disasters than the current official thinking seems to be favouring (war with Russia, own nothing and be happy, eat the insects, exist in 15-minute city panopticon prisons, take the potions of Big Pharma unquestioningly, and comply with every daft diktat that the authorities dream up next), what's not to like?

Yesterday I was watching the rare sight of a

2026-09-20

Who would lend to the Governments that can't control their spending?

Why, Central Banks of course.

What could possibly go wrong?

Alex Krainer reads the writings on the Wall Street...

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2026-09-20

Internet access problems prevented me from featuring this report last Monday.

So here it is today - and no less relevant for the delay.

As always, Ben's viewpoint isn't the guaranteed truth, but one suspects it is indicative of the state of global geopolitics. As it was last week anyway.

With many if not most national governments at odds with large sections of their populations, the stage is set for incoming change - our challenge is to negotiate it as peacefully and benignly as possible, whatever our background.

This edition conveys significant news that you probably won't find in the legacy media.

Central to the whole situation is still Donald Trump. Whether a person or an avatar or a brand, is he playing for humanity against the old triumvirate of the colonialist Cities of London (some would include Tel Aviv), Washington DC, and the Vatican, or is he for

2026-09-14

Latest viewpoint form across the pond.

Including what one must assume is a Trumpian notion that the UK should be broken up.

Since England is the one with the constitution that begat the Constitution of the United States, maybe we should consider that returning to that Constitution (as far as may be practical) might be no bad thing in principle, although there would be a huge amount of detail to be worked out and "stuff" to be repealed.

There again, if Europe (post collapse of the EU) is to become a Russian protectorate (work with me here - the Russians may think they would be mad to want it!) then the Uk would have to decide with which power block to align.

Whatever transpires, things are not going back to the old normal...

2026-09-14

Interest of Justice report on their continuing efforts to hold the US Justice system to account for breaching the law on medical experimentation on the population of the United States.

This is certainly one of the most significant lawsuits ever heard (if it gets that far) in the United States, with the potential to break the censorship on the Covid conspiracy (alleged), right in the heart of the beast.

Not unfitting really, given that myocarditis and heart attack were prominent as 'side effects" of the jabs.

Pray for IoJ's success.

2026-09-13

This view from "down under" says it all really.

Unless we've been living with our fingers in our ears shouting "La-La-La" and our eyes firmly fixed downward on our phones, on the BBC, and similar media channels, we already know all this in our bones by now.

The world is not as we were brainwashed into believing.

James Allan writes in the Daily Sceptic.

2026-09-12

It may have dawned on some of us that things will never be going back to the old normal.

"Normal" is abolished.

It died when the governments of the world in defiance of all previous ethical medical statistical and legal understandings of good conduct turned on their populations in the name of Covid.

We have since learned that they turned on us well before that, but managed to keep it quiet through copious but secret propaganda censorship and lies, backed up by sports, entertainment,  "bread and circuses" of all kinds, and occupying us with working, progressing careers, raising families, etc - anything but checking on what they were really doing.

This isn't just another traditional financial crash (although it is that), it isn't even just another traditional 4th turning (although it is that as well), it's maybe not even merely the end of the latest version of the British Empire (yet it is this

2026-09-10

Most of us never go near a Court of Law. We have lives to live, families to nurture, careers to progress, recreations to restore ourphysical mental and spiritual health,andlife balance.

"Prudence, indeed, will dictate that Governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes; and accordingly all experience hath shewn, that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed"

So we put up with the demands of the State until they become intolerable, for whatever reason. We have better things to do than fight an unequal battle against a bureaucratic system that can call on more resources to fight us than we can to fight it.

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2026-09-09

And it's not a message from a Chinese source, but from well-respected financial analyst Alex Krainer.

Yes I'm sure that there are faults with the Chinese system of central dictatorship, but one has to recognise that coherent planning of national infrastructure such as railways and national transportation can be neither supervised nor financed at a local level.

So have the Chinese proved that Central Planning can be done with the overall interests of the population at large in mind? 

And can they maintain that emphasis into the future when infrastructure needs maintenance, modernising, even wholesale replacement, without the creation of massive piles of junk hardware that nobody wants and has nowhere to go? Or will they like Amtrack end up with obsolete dysfunctional and unreliable infrastructure that they just keep running because it's there?

Or will the "great reset" and "awakening" of humanity remove the

2026-09-08

Once again Promethean Action looks at the world through a financial lens, and notes that progress toward peace is looking promising. At least between the US and Russia.

Although the inhabitants of Port Stanley may not be too pleased... nor the unelected rulers of the EU who are finding their war with Russia undermined at every turn.

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2026-09-07

What we should all know but nobody teaches.

We all like to be beside the seaside, and in days of yore charabancs used to take the workers on outings to the seaside, for the sea water, the "sea air", and a general good time.

Whilst one day annually was unlikely to promote enough healthy living to last 364 more days of workplace living (less Sundays of course), it did nod to the importance of the sea in our lives.

But why should this be so?

2026-09-07

You either love the Donald or you hate him - some of us try to remain neutral because certainty isn't given to us in this world, but it's abundantly clear that the Trump presidencies are like no other in history, so he's up to something.

Or he's been take out already and the current "Trump" is a fake just as Ben Fulford asserts and he's working for the NWO (New World Order - globalist oligarchs who it seems still plan to rule the world through AI and depopulation).

Clif High... I can't sum up Clif High in a paragraph as he's far too complex a character, but he does have a track record of making predictions based on data that often come true although not always when expected... best I can say is that he's a polymath. with a helping of Eastern martial arts thrown in.

Regulars will already be familiar with Rich Does Politics, a conventional YT interviewer who isn't afraid

2026-09-06

"We now have a government that fights itself"

"Human Rights... are fundamentally destructive... "

"We have to carry out the Great Repeal Act... it's all got to go. Until it's done... we can do nothing else"

I hope somebody is working on the necessary repeal bill... we wouldn't want to find that we had inadvertently repealed our exit from the EU...

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