The Unelected

2026-05-11

One cannot help but notice how the war with Iran may be used to advance Klaus Schwab's vision of the future - as controlled by the oligarchical elites of the WEF and their super-intelligent experts (human or AI-combohuman or all AI?).

Fertiliser shortages > food shortages > rationing
Fuel shortages > transport / electricity / water / petrol&diesel shortages > rationing
Government AI > bureaucracy by computer says no > arbitrary restrictions > curtailment/elimination of freedoms

The underlying AI systems will be impenetrable at point of refusal and challengeable in theory only, so whether they will function "as advertised" will be irrelevant for practical purposes.

It will be the extreme case of Martin Geddes' analysis- that politics is the reduction of complexity to the limits of a finite adjudication

2026-05-10

This site does not do Party politics - but here we need (happily!) to qualify that statement - we don't support individual parties because we do believe that the system itself is open to corruption, is almost certainly corrupt, and needs to be taken down so that a new system resistant to corruption may be put in place.

Meanwhile we must deal with what we have, which is a Party system in flux, and maybe with a bit of pushing and shoving and a following wind, in terminal decline. It would be remiss of us not to contribute our two pennyworth.

So I defer to Nick Griffin, who clearly has the knowledge and experience (as much as anybody) to plot a way through the murky world of polling and politics to get us all into a better place.

Over to you Nick.

2026-05-10

If by now you are worried that modern medicine isn't as well-founded as you previously thought, but you are concerned that you couldn't possibly manage your health for yourself, then perhaps this article may help.

I can say from experience that I personally have made strides toward managing my own health to the point where (after 20 years of inhalers that simply suppressed the symptoms!) I have achieved a huge remission in my asthma, initially by diet change, and lately by 36 hr fasts. I rarely now need an inhaler. But I was lucky - asthma may be progressive but it gave me time to experiment to find what worked for me.

Along the way I learned that the best thing to do with official advice is often to do the opposite... but do apply common sense and seek out other views!

Sadly, modern life and pharmacology will eventually catch up with us, and will likely assault our weakest point, so the sooner we recognise that weak point the sooner we can make a start

2026-05-10

Find other articles in this series here.

• Antivirals
  All sorts of visuses necessitate all sorts of antivirals. The list is endless... Tamiflu, Relenza, Paxlovid, remdesivir, acyclovir, ribavirin, AZT...
  But what if Dr Mike Yeadon and now many others have concluded that viruses themselves have never been proven to exist? Well, they are still a nice little earner for the Pharmaceutical lobby...
  
  
• Proton Pump Inhibitors (for gastric problems)
  There's quite a list of these too, although this time the target isn't the virus, it's your natural stomach acid. What could possibly go wrong? Well, unsurprisingly, some think quite a lot actually

2026-05-09

Interest of justice are now putting the American system of justice on trial by suing the DoD, HHS, FDA  In Landmark Case Against Experimentation On Civilians Using Biological Agents Covid "Vaccines".

"DoD did not file a Congress required report mandated by law, to experiment on civilians, making an extraordinary writ of Mandamus the correct and only remedy to correct the violation of law and a merely ministerial duty"

Watch this space.

2026-05-10

Late News:

2026-05-09

The Daily Sceptic brings dreadful news - climate alarmism "implausible" - by no less an authority than UN "scientists" !

Pass me my smelling salts!

Of whom now will we make fun since the "great and the good" turn out to be the brain-dead charlatans that we always suspected?

Don't they realise that miscreant unbelievers like us will now be put out of work? Thrown on the scrap heap of history? Next thing you know, they'll be admitting that Covid wasn't all it was cracked up to be either. Then what will we do for entertainment?

If this sort of thing catches on, we'll be up the proverbial creek without a paddle, watching endless repeats of the Morecambe and Wise show. Still, at least that shouldn't come with unlimited wind farms and solar panels disfiguring Albion's once beautiful and sacred ancient landscapes. And we can turn it off if we need to... 

2026-05-08

I don't know, but here's someone who may...

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2026-05-06

Firstly, apologies for the late posting this week - my browser refused to connect on Monday citing dangerous conditions. These appear now to have been corrected.

The news this week (according to Ben) is perhaps best summed up by the Q posts' assertion "the hunters have become the hunted". It's all to play for as nations globally turn against the military and economic might that previously dominated until Iran, global geopolitics, and blockaded oil supply chains brought it low.

Yes, we do indeed live in "interesting times"...

(If you don't like this narrative, there are others!)

Keep calm and carry on.

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2026-05-06

We are used to thinking of evil as being caused by evil people.

But perhaps once institutionalised, evil can become the default modus operandi of an institution wherein the only necessary condition for its continuation is cooperation from good people within the institution who simply go with the flow without caring (or daring) to challenge it.

It can become proceduralised.

Examples include good people within the Health Service who broke the Nuremberg Codes (which mandate "informed consent") simply by obeying the instructions of their superiors.

They accepted the "Safe and Effective" mantra without question, even where (a) it is common knowledge that all vaccines have unsafe "side effects" and (b) no safety information about these effects was available to them for the Covid inoculations, which were widely known to be based on "novel technology" developed "at warp speed" (what could possibly go

2026-05-06

China is becoming a riddle wrapped in an enigma.

Follow the money? If you can...

"This is no longer confined to the private sector"

It is even setting central government against local government... " by design, local government cannot balance their budget, and have to rely on central government [transfer] payments... "

"This is the powder-keg that could torch the system"

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2026-05-06

Author John Hamer tells the story of how the Federal Reserve was founded in 1913.

"... it took 6000 tons of coal to get Titanic/Olympic across the Atlantic... "

"... History doesn't repeat but it does rhyme... "

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2026-05-05

The alliance of Big Government with Big Corporations is an inherently powerful beast that does all it can to ensure that we the people feel that we have to comply with its policies.

Those policies are presented as though they work in our favour, but if that were the case, what need for coercion? We would be queuing up for their product. Indeed, many do exactly that because we cannot believe that Big G and Big C could collaborate (illegally) against our interests - that would be preposterous. As indeed, it is.

The USA has taken coercion a long way in specific states, less far in others, with (weirdly) "religious exemptions" being a particular battlefront. In the UK (aside from Covid) we do seem to be free to disagree to a much greater extent than in the "land of the free" USA, but SPI-B turned out to be a dab hand at dishing out the psychological pressure to comply.

So whilst this article is probably more

2026-05-04

Reiner Fuellmich is no stranger to this site.

In collaboration with the Corona Investigative Committee which he jointly led, he interviewed many experts from around the world who dissented from the Covid narrative put out by the global governments.

The result - the Covid Court of Public Opinion, which took the form of a Grand Jury, with the whole world's public as the jury.

We covered it all:

Grand Jury - The Covid Court of Public

2026-05-04

1 Thessalonians 5:21

My response to those who claim that the Bible is God's unadulterated word of truth.

Anyone who thinks that Satan hasn't used the past centuries to mess with religious literature in particular hasn't been thinking straight (in my view - you are of course free to disagree).

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2026-05-04

Do try to keep up...

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2026-05-03

Covid was a transformative experience for many.

And for a few of those many, a recognition that things would never be the same as before has taken hold.

But what to do in place of the "same as before"? It's a question that needs answering, and a one-size-fits-all answer cannot be the answer. Covid made us sit up and work out our own reactions to the novel situation, and we all did it a bit differently. It made us aware that the "same as before" could not carry us into a successful future, because "same as before" would inevitably lead us into more equally unwelcome outcomes.

So the stage is set for a variety of futures, which will be supported by a variety of people who for whatever reasons will make their choices from the options that appear. The globalist one-size-fits-all top-down central dictatorship immortalised by Klaus Schwab and the UN / Deep State is now well on the way to destruction, due to "

2026-05-03

Find other articles in this series here.

Read up about quite a lot here:

• Blood Pressure
  "The FDA-approved label for every drug in that class — lisinopril, enalapril, ramipril, benazepril, quinapril — contains a single sentence that should give every patient... pause..."
  
  
• Having a Baby
  Shouldn't this be a pleasant experience for mother and baby?
  
  
• Parkinsons
  The sentence the field has spent thirty-six years ignoring

2026-05-02

So what are the chances that oil and gas supplies will resume some sort of new normal soon and we can all plan our vacations again?

After all, it's all dying down now, right?

Nick Hubble shares some thoughts from Down Under...

2026-05-02

With the latest rebuttal by the High Court of Martin's efforts to secure legal clarification, he does what any good IT specialist would - he thinks bigger, and broadens the space of enquiry to encompass the larger factors at play, the factors that include the assumptions that underlie the broken nature of the system under scrutiny.

He has already done this at least once, when he broadened the scope of enquiry to include not just the legal traceability of the judicial authority imposed, but also to include the effect of the specific administrative procedures used to enforce the judicial authority.

Now the scope of enquiry is advancing once more, to examine not merely these aspects of the judicial systems, but the operations of government departments in general, of which Justice is simply one (albeit a rather important one).

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2026-05-02

Is this the end of the road?

Following on from Martin's briefing on his application to the High Court, he has a result, which (loosely translated) amounts to "Don't bother us with your Tom-fool legal arguments, we don't deign to reply".

But what did we expect?

An alternative explanation might be "We know this is not constitutionally satisfactory, but we don't care and we admit nothing". 

Or it might be "Your case is important to us, but we have neither time nor inclination to hear it when the football's on telly".

"My personal sense of the matter is that I have hit a raw nerve"

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