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  • Painful Absurdities incoming?

    2026-09-11

    Australia Dumb?

    When a politician becomes unaccountable in law, can that be squared with democratic accountability at the ballot box?

    Especially when this unaccountability relates to the banning of a political party...

    Interest of Justice reports.

    Cool Recycling

    When a recycling centre cannot take your dead household appliances, what are we supposed to do with them?

    Daily Sceptic reports (full access paywalled)

    Tourist Tax to Boost Mayors Powers?

    The

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  • Engineering a Balanced Relationship Between State and Citizen

    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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  • Canada's Allison Inquiry into Covid

    2026-09-10

    This is not a government inquiry.

    "The Allison Inquiry is not a Parliamentary inquiry. Its own September 3 release says so plainly: Canada has not undertaken one, and this is a preliminary, neutral forum built because no official one exists"

    But it is taking sworn testimony. including from Britain's own Dr Mike Yeadon and US Senator Ron Johnson, so not exactly low profile.

    "Dr. Denis Rancourt told the Allison Inquiry the mortality data never showed a pandemic"

    He's right, I checked the "deaths from all causes'. What it showed was a normal season of respiratory illness over the winter months that had as usual resolved itself by the time summer came along. 

    Right before Boris told us all to mask up in July !!

    One red flag amongst several that led me to start this website.

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  • A Ramble Around Our Incoming Future

    2026-09-09

    If you thought that the past looked difficult, the future doesn't look promising either.

    Nick Griffin introduces us to the simple mathematics that tells us the shape of the incoming problem.

    It isn't pretty.

    And the options are all unfamiliar, so will be extremely taxing to those who dislike unfamiliarity. Which is most of us, as it's familiarity that makes life efficient. The more change we have to cope with, the less efficient society becomes.

    It's a double-whammy.

    And "they" want to start a war with Russia on top?

     

  • A Ramble Around the Ancient Stories

    2026-09-09

    If you are open to argument, then there is enough here to keep you arguing for ever.

    If you simply believe the idea that the Bible (which one?!) is the last word, and you absolutely cannot conceive that you might have been misled somewhere along your lifetime, then move on - this is not for you.

    But if you are open-minded enough to merely listen (after all, the Good Lord gave us an extraordinary organ between our ears and it would be the height of discourtesy not to use it to the fullest extent), then the ancients' texts are the place to start. Of course, they weren't printed in English in nice books, so we must rely on the expertise of translators, who invariably bring their own problems, but needs must.

    The bit about planet Saturn may have you scratching your head, but he's not the only guy to raise the possibility that our solar system has been seriously, almost catastrophically, "reconfigured" within human memory - see the "further watching" below the

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  • A Message About China That You May Not Have Heard

    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

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  • A Quarter Century Since 9/11

    2026-09-09

    Twenty five years ago the twin towers of the World Trade Centre collapsed - allegedly brought down neatly into their own footprint by aviation fuel fires which did not burn hot enough to damage the steel supports in the walls.

    Building 7 later collapsed likewise even though it suffered no impact from external aviation.

    And the "War on Terror" was launched. 

    We are now still fighting "terror" - and in the front line are those intrepid and determined investigators who cannot believe the "official narratives".

    We have been lied to on an industrial scale, and we are still being lied to.

     

  • US and Russia - Meeting of Minds?

    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.

    (12 minutes)

     

  • An Interesting Note on AI

    2026-09-08

    This is all a bit academic if you are not into IT and its history, but the implications could be monumental.

    Is Trump setting up the AI data-centre roll-out for a thumping great fall?

    Well, maybe...

  • Why Folic Acid?

    2026-09-08

    In view of our caring government's intention to mandate folic acid "fortification" of all non-wholemeal flour in the British Isles, one may ask why they did not first care to find out what caused the decline in the health conditions that it is claimed to prevent. 

    "Based on this evidence it is not actually folate that is the critical determinant it is gene methylation"

    The government is not "following the science", it is following something else.

    2026-09-09

    Case Studies in Neural Tube Defect Causation

  • Trump to Sweep Up the Mid Terms?

    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

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  • China - President Xi Revived?

    2026-09-06

    Things are moving in the Chinese leadership - so what changed?

    (59 minutes)

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  • The Second English Revolution of Tony Blair - Repeal It All!

    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...

    (43 minutes)

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  • The Fulford View of Where We Are Today

    2026-09-06

    As we all attempt to reorient ourselves after the summer holiday season, the kids go back to their indoctrination campus, and life resumes its normal rhythms, Ben has struck a day early this week with his summary of where we are in the war for the world.

    (Modest subscription required for full access).

     

  • An Intelligible Round-up of Where We Are Today

    2026-09-06

    Yes, I know it's Brendon O'Connell (again!) and he's hard work...

    ... but he appears to have learned the new trick of laying out what he thinks under proper headings and in straightforward fashion. And it's text, so you can just read it without the distraction of his AI-driven video presentation antics.

    From my own understandings he's probably on the button far more than not.

    Well worth our time I'd say.

     

  • ARIA in the News

    2026-09-05

    Advanced Research and Invention Agency (ARIA) was launched (under cover of Covid?) in 2023 and aims to spend lots of government money (ie: our money):

    "ARIA’s distinctive features are described as Programme Director autonomy, tolerance for failure, ability to fund non-traditional applicants, and an emphasis on turning breakthroughs into real-world impact via so-called 'Activation Partners' "

    Just like the Covid PPE procurement system then?

    Is there any mechanism at all through which they might be held to account for their stewardship of public funds?

    "The main focus in on weather modification projects... "

    Oh dear, not that old chestnut again. Can

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  • What's a "Vaccine Injury" Worth in the UK?

    2026-09-05

    Interest of Justice review the state of play in the UK for "vaccine injury" compensation.

    Like the Equitable Life pensioners, the "vaccine" injured face a long and turgid war of attrition between the reducing number of those injured (who die over time) and the governments (of all stripes) who will deploy any excuse, any filibuster, any delaying tactic to avoid meeting their obligations.

    In the battle for the Equitable Life pensioners, the government is clearly winning. With no national media willing to provide proper journalism, there is no longer any pressure for progress.

    Regardless, take note that IoJ have some interesting advice for us


    PS: Looks like the

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  • What the H*ll is Going On?

    2026-09-05

    This requires some close concentration - for over an hour.

    Yes it's Brendon O'Connell again talking us through his analyses of where the world is heading and who the (many!) hidden hands may be.

    So make yourself comfy, wet towel to hand, steel yourself and plough in.

    There's a lot of detail here so pay attention. Adults only...

    (The video doesn't run for me but the sound is what matters, and don't neglect the text...)

    Make of it what you will.

  • Oh What a Tangled Web Was Weaved

    2026-09-04

    Sometimes it takes an outsider looking in to notice what actually went on.

    In this case its an Aussie who identifies the European connection to the usurpation of the American revolution by the European powers.

    And all prompted by a syllable "misspoken" by the Donald.

    Yes, defence completely depends on the necessary financial arrangements. 

    (43 minutes)

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  • Case in Point - UNICEF

    2026-09-04

    Brainwashing takes many forms, but the conscripting of major charitable institutions to the cause of wealth extraction from the population - if true - must be high on the list.How one wonders can the various cancer charities still be looking for that elusive cure after allegedly looking for it for the majority of my (not inconsiderable) lifetime? Are they looking in the wrong place? Every now and then some researcher or other announces that they are within a whisker of finding this holy grail - all they need is a mere few squillion quid extra and it will be with us in a around six months - only to fade into the oblivion of forgetfulness within the year.

    And the salaries paid to the Chief Executives of such charities don't come cheap. If it's a real charity doing excellent work, why doesn't it recruit Chief Executives from recently retired charitably-inclined moguls of industry to work on an expenses-only basis? You would think they would be queuing up for the privilege.

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