The Unelected

2026-06-05

Alex Krainer joins the dots.

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2026-06-05

Andy the Gabby Cabby pins the question that we should all be asking.

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2026-06-04

The world today has been revealed to be very different from the world we thought we lived in pre-Covid. It's also not at all clear in which direction it is headed - clearly some directions are better than others, and different groups are certainly headed in different directions, but overall the end result is almost impossible to determine - the situation is just too complex for the average human to investigate, analyse, and draw appropriate conclusions.

Especially when it comes to the interplay between trump, Netanyahu, the USA, Israel, City of London, and the global oligarchs of the World Economic Forum and Silicon Valley. And I'm sure we can add in the United Nations and global central bankers to the mix somewhere.

Brendon O'Connell introduced his view of this "death by complexity"to those of us who were bold enough to seek to follow his train of thought.

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2026-06-03

Lei reads the runes...

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2026-06-03

AI is developing at breakneck speed...  will it be a force for good, a force for evil, or a damp squib that would need all the water in all the oceans on earth to meet its insatiable cooling needs?!

Well, that last problem may slow it down a bit, but isn't in reality likely to stop it any time soon, at least not whilst the central bankers have power over the money supply and who gets it.

The future for AI in fact looks increasingly assured as governments of all stripes increase the complexity of the legal systems, information systems, health systems, and official systems of all kinds so that mere mortals no longer have sufficient lifespan to devote themselves to living within all the ever-multiplying rules and regulations whilst simultaneously trying to earn a living and bring up the next generation(s). AI is increasingly being seen as the answer to understanding what we can and cannot do.

But AI can also become the ultimate censorship regime, policing

2026-06-03

Brendon O'Connell is Hard Going. Period.

He's not for everyone. In fact, he's only for the intrepid (which is why I've taken so long to seriously listen to him - I'm very much at the lower end of "intrepid"!). 

And I'm only just beginning to decipher his erratic rhetorical mood swings...

And if you want a polite presentation, look elsewhere. Now!

And (fair warning) he makes liberal use of fake AI generated material.

Oh, and you may need to read much of the rest of this site first so as to establish some backdrop to our current situation, else you miss the appropriate connections...

But Pax Silica does seem to be important, so if you're feeling alert, brave, and ready for anything,

The State of British Policing Has Been Sharply Illustrated

2026-06-01

As we now know, almost nothing is as it seems.

I can't say that I know any better, or that Ben Fulford knows any better, or that the end of this total confusion will actually arrive any time soon, but there's an air of finality about his report this week that hopefully may indicate that "the end is nigh" - to borrow a phase from the religious placard-wavers of humorous cartoons of earlier, less frantic times.

In truth it's getting hard to see how the total confusion over the implications of actual and imagined world events, and the realignment of global commercial financial and military geopolitics, can continue without some clarity emerging at some point from the welter of competing reports.

Ben may not be 100% correct but he's probably one of the best-informed reporters around, and - well, maybe we shouldn't forget that according to some, "we're watching a movie".

2026-06-01

Regular readers will be aware that this site believes (but as always cannot prove beyond all doubt) that the Covid pandemic was a scam.

Nevertheless there is a vast body of opinion that still respects "the Science" and believes that there was a Covid-19 virus (complete with "spike protein") that had to be countered.

Professor Angus Dalgleish explains his view of the conventional "Science" of mRNA "vaccination".

"... they call it 'long covid' but it actually occurred after the vaccine... "

Make of this what you will.

I already did, although that was before Prof Dalgleishhad his views published.  Let us hope and pray that this video

2026-05-29

Promethean Action lays out their claim that what Trump is really about is undermining the influence of the City of London.

Maybe it's just the thought that will pull all the various incompatible threads into a coherent whole that makes sense.

And yes, Tony Blair and his Institute are right in the thick of it.

"... the centre of geopolitics around energy has moved from other parts of the world to the western hemisphere... "

Our Tony won't like that.

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2026-05-28

OK - this is another confrontation between Rich Does Politics and Mark Attwood, and it's another roller-coaster.

Just go with the flow and let it marinate around you...

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2026-05-28

"The first move is to build a mathematical model based on assumptions that cannot be verified and are often highly contestable.

The second is to present the model’s output in an official report in a form that ordinary readers will naturally interpret as an established historical fact.

That is how estimates become 'evidence', and how speculation can harden into public memory"

It cannot be said often enough that "modelling" is not of itself "science". It is simply mathematics - algorithms - applied to some sort of data by computers. It can be as complicated as you wish but it still of itself would not be "science".

The Scientific Method makes no mention of "modelling". Modelling is simply a computational tool used by anybody for any purpose. "Garbage in = garbage out" applies.

2026-05-28

Empires come and empires go - will this time be any different?

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2026-05-27

This is definitely "out there" (some would say "way way way out there"!) but offers a number of threads that just scream out to be pulled...

Make of it what you will. 

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2026-05-27

"The Praxians are part of a global oligarch network that is exploiting public-private partnership—stakeholder capitalism—to imprison humanity in their digital panopticon"

Yes, it's the WEF and their wide diaspora of corporate hangers-on...

No, I didn't know a praxian from a toothbrush either, but why use established terminology when we can invent new stuff and thereby confuse everyone?

Iaian Davis is no slouch when it comes to explaining the seemingly inexplicable rise of confusing world events, so listen up! There's no shortage of confusion - confusion is indeed one of the primary objectives of those who don't want to get fingered for what's really going on underneath the surface but who don't mind taking blame for the chaos unfolding. Donald Trump being one such prime

2026-05-25

With Trump's nominee now in office at the Federal Reserve Bank, changes are sure to follow...

After all, one sure-fire way to overcome opposition is to cut their funding. And ignore the squeals!

Time will tell.

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2026-05-25

Hot on the heels of hosting Messrs Trump and Putin, President Xi has gone abroad himself, but only next door to see Kim in North Korea.

So was the music significant?

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2026-05-25

What would you like in your coffee?

What would you like in your baby's bottle?

Oat milk?
Soya?
Almond?
Buckwheat?
Chia seed?
Coconut?
Cow's Milk?
or a Synthetic "precision-fermentation" derived lab-"milk" (what could possibly go wrong?)?

2026-05-24

In a new departure for Ben Fulford, he has made the new Sunday issue of "Beyond Blue!beam" publicly available to us without a subscription.

It's a cracker!

Make of it what you will.

2026-05-22

Yes, it's our old friend Martin Geddes, up to his analytical research again, and not shying away from the inconvenient implications.

As an ex-IT man myself and being used to designing interfaces which 'failed safely" rather than "failed stupidly", designing for failure became second-nature to me. Nobody wants data files lost, but in extremis loss is impossible to prevent, whilst with sensible design it (usually!) remains possible to at least flag with an error message so that expert corrective action can be summoned.

Martin is simply noting that such measures may be required within the complex systems of information management that support civilisation in general, rather than systems that live entirely within the domains of technology.

The problem of course is that civilisation such as we enjoy has been built with ad hoc correction and error detection and management mechanisms, rather than being designed according to a coherent theoretical