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  • What is "Informed Consent"?

    2024-01-06

    In the aftermath of the Covid imbroglio (not to mention the Nuremberg trials) we are now aware I think that our medical profession (egged on by sundry "experts" government officials and other agencies) fell very short of advising everybody of the real risks of the "emergency use authorisation" "vaccines", with consequences that they seem very keen not to explore.

    So it is indeed (as it always was) up to "we the patients" to ask the right questions when we are offered a treatment by "our" NHS, or by any other health practitioner.

    But - what are the right questions?

    Inevitably perhaps, it's not as clear-cut as we might like, and I doubt very much if anybody is taught about this in school these days (nor were we in my schooldays either). But not asking the right questions (and not recognising unsatisfactory answers!) can have severe life-changing consequences - and it won't be much consolation to be told that that consequence is "very

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  • A Tale of a US Lawsuit

    2024-01-05

    Dr Shiva Ayyadurai relates the story of his lawsuit against Twitter (as it was then) for censoring him at the behest of the US government.

    There's a lot going on here, but it does illustrate the lengths that "the establishment" goes to in order to cover their tracks.

    "... all these guys are part of one collective network of elites... "

    "... this is classical limited hangout... " 

    "... Elon Musk still has a backdoor portal to Twitter open ! "

    "... they do not want us to build a bottom-up movement because that is the only way we will be able to shatter the swarm... "

    " Here's what's going on at a much more devious level, that's why we have to waken to this... "

    There's a great deal of good sense, good information, and

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  • South Africa's Case Against Israel

    2024-01-04

    Here we have the documented case against the state of Israel, which has been accused of breaching the 1948 Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide.

    The International Court of Justice in the Hague has scheduled a first hearing on 11th/12th January.

    The presenter outlines a long litany of death and destruction which most civilised people may probably agree do amount to genocide.

    Whether such destruction is warranted may be confused in the public mind by all manner of considerations, but the legal position is clear - the crime of genocide is never warranted, no matter the provocation.

    It's easy to get emotional about such events, but the legal case must be determined in accordance with the transgressions of the

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  • Geddes vs "TV Licensing"

    2023-12-31

    Continuing the Great TV Licensing Saga, Martin Geddes outlines his case against the Courts for permitting Capita to act as principle in the case of Geddes vs the BBC (AKA "TV Licensing").

    It revolves around the identity of "TV Licensing" - is it Capita (a BBC subcontractor) or is it the BBC?

    If the latter, then Capita would have no standing in the courts to sue on behalf of "TV Licensing", which is alleged to be a mere trademark of the BBC, and thus of itself not a legal entity.

    And Martin has copious evidence to prove his point.

    Legal arcanery? Upon such does justice hang in our courts of law. Words are important -  a word out of place may

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  • Council Tax Conundrum

    2023-12-30

    Council tax, liability notice, legal requirements...

    How can such a simple question become so complex?

    Richard Vobes set a hare running with his recent video on "unenforceable" council tax demands, a video which was very promptly "rebutted" by Black Belt Barrister.

    To clear up the confusion (further muddy the waters?) PEACE KEEPERS go back to first principles of law below to explain what is lawful and what is not, depending as always upon the precise facts of each case. I recommend reviewing the above two videos before watching their contribution below.

    "Acts of Parliament are a collective expression of the multiple mind"

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  • Geddes End of Year Update

    2023-12-30

    Martin Geddes has been busy in 2023 taking his demands for equal justice under the law through the courts for various issues - Council Tax, BBC Licence Fee, plus investigative work on the "Palnackie Pirates".

    Neatly foiling my attempts to link articles into a coherent sequence by subject, he today publishes a composite end of year report summarising the status of each of these projects.

    Follow Martin's Report here.

     

  • Failure to Prevent Fraud - Now an Offence

    2023-12-22

    It's not often that I approve of some criminal measure or other that our Government proposes, but I make an exception for these aspects of theEconomic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023, which introduces a new offence of failure to prevent fraud.

    It also introduces some measures designed to protect against vexatious litigation (by those with deep pockets) intended to silence criticism or investigative journalism (by those with shallow pockets), AKA Strategic Lawsuits against Public Participation

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  • NY Court Case to Impact on Assange Extradition?

    2023-12-15

    Julian Assange seems to have been "on ice" in HMP Belmarsh for an extraordinary length of time.

    Quite what they are waiting for is unclear, but there is news of a court case pending in New York, involving alleged overreach by US secret service agents, that may have a bearing on the situation.

    Redacted reports:

    (21 minutes, plus additional news items)

     

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  • A Tall Tale of Abuse of Power?

    2023-12-07

    Martin Geddes (yes, him again) expands the scope of his reporting, this time to relate a depressing story of power withheld, and indeed justice withheld.

    We have been following his battles over the TV licence fee and the supposed obligation to pay Council Tax, but this is a new twist; although I guess we shouldn't be surprised that there are other allegedly legal obligations that are conflicted in similar manner.

    Happily he hasn't sought to take on this battle himself, but reports on another's quest to maintain power supply to his home with a supplier of his choice.

    "It is a genuine scandal, and forms part of a much bigger scandal of how power companies treat us like serfs and ignore the law with impunity"

    "This is the critical point: NONE of these entities had any power to act whatsoever"

    I can't imagine that any major power company

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  • Ivor Explains the Goings-on in Ireland

    2023-12-03

    Is Ireland trailblazing the shape of things to come in the EU (& UK once David Cameron has taken us back in)?

    It's your view that counts.

    (16 minutes)

     

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  • Are we Subjects of a System of Subinfeudation?

    2023-11-25

    Martin Geddes asks how our system of government became corrupt, and notes how that corrupt system was legally ended with the execution of King Charles I. You may argue that what followed was no better, but that doesn't invalidate the legal principle, it merely describes the result at the time.

    Martin then enlightens us about an Act of Parliament passed in 1649, which may open a whole new can of worms...

    In the mention of this he states:

    "So 'we the people' are sovereign, and act as principal, delegating this sovereignty to government, our agent"

    Well, not as I understand it, although this does bring out another aspect of the corruption of our constitutional arrangements: Government and Parliament are emphatically not the same thing.

    Under the separation of powers, Parliament proposes legislation which is then

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  • Debate the Emotions - WW3 Depends on Us

    2023-11-22

    I'm all for rational debate, but when the emotions overrule the preparedness to listen, rational debate becomes... difficult.

    The Israel vs Hamas debate has a high emotional content on both sides which doesn't actually facilitate the exchange of ideas and arguments in reasoned debate, because the protagonists are far more focused on making their own points than on listening to their opponents points and forming rational responses.

    Surely this is why we have rules of debate in parliaments and in the United Nations that focus on allowing each in turn to have their say, uninterrupted.

    When reporters take sides and become emotionally driven protagonists in the debate, journalism suffers. If their audience is to have a fair chance to calmly weigh the pros and cons presented by each side, then they need to conduct themselves to favour rational debate over and above the need to score points for "their team".

    Still,

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  • The State of Palestine Speaks at the UN

    2023-11-21

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  • More on EMF Dangers in the Energy Bill - Effective but Neither Safe nor Insurable

    2023-11-18

    Richard Vobes interviews Eileen O'Conner, from the Radiation Research Trust, who explains how the Government has pushed through the recent Energy Bill without proper consultation:

    (54 minutes)

     

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  • To Comply, or to Fight Back?

    2023-11-16

    This is the follow-on from Martin Geddes' "court case" over non-payment of council tax.

    It's a marathon rather than a sprint, but Martin isn't minded to give up when he sees that he is winning.

    I doubt that the council will want to go to a real court because by all accounts the real courts have already conceded that the tax is unenforceable, but they may no longer retain the initiative.

    Martin is doing this for everybody - his is the test case that should "blow the bloody doors off" even if mainstream media does ignore it, as is their wont with anything that challenges the status quo. There will be keyboard warriorsenough to get the news out.

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  • If Your Dreams Don't Scare You ...

    2023-11-14

    ... they're Not Big Enough!

    Thus spake the narrator (not sure who!) of this video for the Awareness Foundation, introducing the Republic of England

    The said Republic I find difficult to understand, since they don't seem to have any short sharp videos or articles that I can feature, so this video, albeit 2 hours in length, will have to suffice.

    There are others from alternative channels to which I have also provided links (also over one hour long! butthis one is only 10 minutes - the other extreme really) , so you can take your pick.

    "Too simple!" I hear you cry...  but the best ideas are

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  • Global Financial Crash / Nesara - Gesara Imminent?

    2023-11-06

    This is as they say "scuttlebutt" - word on the internet street - conspiracy theory on steroids, fit only for nerds who have nothing better to do with their time than scan the usual suspect sites for new mis/dis/information. Yes, guilty as charged.

    I don't normally feature videos from this source because, well, you likely have neither the time nor the inclination to sit through it all, and yes, he can be annoyingly slow at getting to the point, and yes, he is mostly of interest to those residing over the pond. He isn't the BBC/CNN etc. He's a bloke who does what he feels led to do.

    But today is the exception.

    I suspect he has a very significant - nay huge - point to make here, and I believe his track record to be pretty good, which is why I'm featuring his work today (you can skip the first 21 minutes without missing anything of substance 😎 but DO watch from there at least to the 50 / 60 minute mark).

    As

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  • The Case for Due Process

    2023-11-05

    One wouldn't think that it would be necessary to demand due process from a court of law.

    When it is, maybe we need to take into account the possibility that it isn't a real court of law, especially when due process is peremptorily denied.

    This article (part 4 of the series) follows on from part 3: Martin Geddes' recent "court" appearance on account of his demand for due process in connection with his declining to pay his council tax demand in absence of due process.

    How complicated is this really? Just as complicated as they can make it through obfuscations evasions and unwarranted assertions of all kinds, and as perhaps we might imagine, it's the stuff they don't address that matters.

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  • The Man Publicly in the Cross-Hairs

    2023-11-02

    This is part three of Martin Geddes "Court" case with regard to his withholding of council tax (read part two here)

    Martin Geddes ruminates on the the nature of psychological oppression as applied by those who masquerade as our authorities, following his "court" appearance for non-payment of council tax.

    Read his report,

    Watch the video:

    (11 minutes)

     

     

  • Legitimate Hope for Peace in the Middle East?

    2023-11-02

    There are multiple viewpoints on the Israel-Hamas situation, mostly overwhelmingly in favour of one side or the other. My instincts tell me that such polarity of opinion is unhealthy, and indeed encouraged in order to stoke the "gullible masses" into fighting amongst themselves once more. 

    We must resist the temptation. There's enough fighting going on already, cooler heads should prevail.

    Thanks to the situation in the Ukraine, Scott Ritter is no stranger to our web pages, and it would appear that his analyses on that front have turned out to be more right than wrong. So it is with some level of confidence that I can present his latest video, this time featuring his quite comprehensive analysis of the situation in the Middle East.

    However, cool it isn't. Actually I suspect that his analysis is cool, but his presentation is certainly animated. Don't blink or you'll miss something. This is an analysis from all aspects and all sides, military, political,

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