The Unelected

2026-09-03

"Are we nearly there yet?"

The familiar cry from the kids in the back of the car as we travel up to the parentals...  now repurposed to reflect our impatience with a long expected but long elusive EBS that it is hoped and believed by many will announce the end of the Deep State that has ruled our home planet, possibly for ever.

Expected in "God's good time", but is it not now overdue?

It feels presumptive to ask God to hurry up. But who where what is "God" anyway? Maybe we should all consult our inner "still small voice of calm".

Meanwhile, Martin thoughtfully provides his reflections on his various journeys so far, to keep us entertained and motivated to last the course.

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2026-09-02

If you're in a (Jackson) hole, stop digging!

Yes, the times they are a-changing...

... and there's a lot more to this than meets the eye.

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2026-09-02

This is an open letter as published on Karin's Substack.

"It was never about sustainability... It is about total control of everyone, everything, the "monetisation" of everything (using a carbon credit system), on the earth, beneath it and above"

Quite so. And it doesn't even have to work as advertised - it just needs the control mechanisms to be opaque enough that they cannot be effectively challenged and corrected. When "computer says no" to our attempt to buy a pound of minced beef, or a ticket to Ryde, or a diesel car that works, etc, how are we going to complain and get it reversed?

Comment by Mike Yeadon (on Telegram):

"This is a very good open letter, reasonably accurately describing what is going on. I highly doubt the addressees will even read it. Perhaps a good number of

2026-08-31

Prof David Miller on MOATS.

Make of this what you will...

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2026-08-29

This is not Party Politics (despite Robin Tilbrook being chairman of the English Democrats).

It is a case of national concern, and giving recognition where it is due.

Between Robin Tilbrook's court case and Rupert Lowe's private inquiry, the government was caught in a pincer on the topic of rape gangs.

Make of it what you will.

2026-08-28

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2026-08-28

The UK governments of all stripes have been supporting (some might say stoking) the war in Ukraine for many years. Boris even went to the Ukraine, apparently to scupper the early peace talks  with Russia.

Moscow is "hinting" that Russia is about to call their bluff.

"Zakharova urged "all residents of the United Kingdom to think about the inevitable, catastrophic consequences of the hostile steps taken by their own authorities"

Should we be worried?

2026-08-28

When mega-corporations buy their way out of a lawsuit by "settling" for a sum of money out of court, who wins?

Does the public, or even "the greater good" (for whom the authorities notionally work) win?

What price lack of disclosure in court? What price the uncovering of the truth?

What price the covering up of the truth?

What is more important in a public interest case: truth and disclosure, or money?

Interest of Justice are very clear about this, but who was party to the cover-up?

2026-08-27

Brendon O'Connell is nothing if not fiercely independent.

I don't think he agrees with anybody, but he isn't following anybody else's line. So he brings something independent along with him (as far as anybody can tell these days anyway) so he is worth listening to, if you can follow his eclectic mix of AI produced video and his habit of hopping from one argument to another without much of a warning.

Still, he's good training for the independent viewer, with a style very different form almost everyone else. 

Make of him what you will.

2026-08-26

So if the people themselves are the government as this implies, what need we of a separate government?

If the people could keep order amongst themselves, why do we need to elect a government?

The true meaning of "anarchy" is "no government".

Not necessarily "no order".

It's an idea we must explore because such exploration would either confirm or deny our need for a government of people as opposed to government by the people themselves through local methods  practices and/or institutions.

Given that almost nobody thinks our current system of central governments that naturally accrete all powers to themselves is at all satisfactory, and indeed seems to be approaching its final stages of corruption and decomposition, perhaps we should accord such an

2026-08-26

It is widely agreed that science advances by the scientific method, whereby all are engaged  in the search for truth and theories stand until they fall, either to logic, or to experimentation, or to observed behaviour that improves or even disqualifies the theory.

Theories that stand the test of time gain wide acceptance but are not "proven" in the sense that they cannot possibly be improved by a better theory - that option is always recognised as a possibility.

For this process to succeed, scientists must challenge the status quo. Thus was Newton's theory of gravity displaced by maverick Albert Einstein's theories of relativity.

So one might deduce that the maverick who dares to challenge the status quo is indispensable to the advancement of true science. One might well be right, as this position is entirely logical.

The Psychopathic Deep State

2026-08-25

Words of wisdom from Mark Attwood on education. And more, of course.

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2026-08-25

This follows on from When Court Judgements Stray Off-Piste, an American case concerning child custody, in which he had a passing involvement which turned out to be significant.

Who knew that apparently straightforward court cases could be so nuanced? 

And nuances there are aplenty, enough indeed for the three further articles that Martin Geddes offers.

Two smoking guns, and just one envelope

What the two smoking guns reveal

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2026-08-24

With conflicting signals about what's actually going on beneath the abundant surface noise, making sense of who is on which side and which side is in the ascendant, even how many sides there actually are, is what one might consider an inexact science.

Nevertheless the parallels between the Day the Earth Stood Still and today's mood of expectant hiatus are pronounced.

Well-connected and experienced as he may be, Ben Fulford is probably no more able to foretell the future than anybody else, but he possibly is better informed than most.

Once again this week's offering is substantially pre-written, and serves to remind us how the world came into our current predicament. Perhaps it also offers pointers to the future...

(Modest

2026-08-24

For those of you who don't understand the question, best move on to another topic.

Or you could dive in but only if you're prepared to turn your whole outlook on life upside down and empty it all over the floor - and then to do what it takes to put a new outlook on life together again (over time - it takes time... ).

Still with us? Bravo!

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2026-08-23

Secretary Bessent is making the running - if you want to know how this ends, follow the money...

"... you can't rig everything all at once... "

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2026-08-23

This is an explanation that you probably won't hear from your doctor.

I can't say whether or not it is correct, but given the general accuracy of official medical advice these days I personally wouldn't bet against it. 

What is Tonsillitis?

2026-08-22

Martin Geddes analyses an American Court Case to pin-point the salient points at which judgement appears to have strayed.

Not because he wants it reviewed (maybe he does, maybe he doesn't) but because it's instructive to illustrate the various ways in which judgement can stray.

2026-08-23

Constitutional Cluedo.

2026-08-22

Things your Cardiologist may not tell you.

Modern medicine isn't there for our benefit - it's there for the benefit of the medical industry.

Of course the medical industry needs to make a profit, but likewise the people who use its products need a cure. Somehow that last part gets marginalised, and the main marginalisers are the government regulators whose task is to regulate. The chain between patient and medical industry is controlled by governments of all shapes and sizes, and in private practice by insurance companies. Sometimes by both!

The patient's only control is his/her choice whether or not to use a medical product or take medical advice from the qualified experts. Because governments and insurance companies interpose themselves between between the patient and the medical professions, we the people pay through our taxes and insurance premiums whether or not we choose to take the advice and/or treatments on offer.

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