The Unelected

2026-05-21

Whose empire? 

Attack from whom? The Trump Administration.

How do we know? We've been reporting on it for some time, and Susan Kokinda just pulled the threads from the war on Iran together for us.

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2026-05-21

Actually, let's be honest, I have no grounds for entitling this article thus, except that it seems in keeping with the hysterical fits of the vapours that are reportedly emanating from the politicians that have become so used to being "in charge" in Germany that they quite fail to comprehend that the purpose of elections is actually to throw out the old and bring in the new, as the electorate may determine.

Sadly for them their electors seem just possibly to be on course to do exactly that, although as with all elections it's never a foregone conclusion, and indeed may depend more on who's counting the votes than how everyone is actually voting. 

But if America can have elections stolen, so can Europe.

Eugyppius entertains.

Its reassuring to note that it's not only the UK that is suffering from a

2026-05-20

"... they are building their war plans, but they are leaving NATO behind... "

Alex Krainer reviews the current state of global relations, with particular interest in the Ukraine. It seems that there is still no shortage of those who will keep stirring that brew of evil.

And is the UK really to take command of northern European navies? Perhaps that's one reason why we need more admirals than we have ships...

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2026-05-20

Lawyer Aaron Siri presents the history of vaccines over the years, and draws his own conclusions.

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2026-05-19

The IPCC may have had second thoughts but the crisis in the Gulf continues.

Will 2026 become renowned for a Summer of Discontent as fuel prices rocket, a farming crisis takes hold, food shortages arise, pubs close, and the Starmer not-a-government stumbles incompetently onward regardless of anything but its own survival, even at the cost of allowing Ed Miliband to "take charge"? 

"In office but not in power" springs to mind.

If all this serves to finally wake the people to the notion that this kind of government by incompetent complexity has reached the end of its road, and needs replacing by something more simple, more direct, more honest, and even actually responsive to the basic needs of the people, then perhaps finally some good may emerge from the wreckage. 

The Next Phase

2026-05-19

I have to say that Rich (under Mark Attwood's tutelage!) is coming up with what seems like a great deal of good sense.

Whether it is close to the truth or not is up for everybody's assessment, but for my money Trump's extremely high profile visit to Beijing doesn't much resemble humiliation...

Recommended reading.

2026-05-18

Funny how different reporters frame the Trump visit to President Xi. 

Benjamin Fulford is having none of it.

Who is right? I don't know. But we should find out soon enough if Ben's prophesying star is in the ascendant...

It's a highly informative report that shouldn't be missed as it frames a completely different narrative, which for my money is perfectly possible, and indeed in normal times would be considered convincing. 

But these are definitely not normal times. (Modest subscription required for full access)

"All the world's a stage" as someone once wrote. So we are left to consider that

2026-05-18

It's not the the obvious that gives the game away, it's the little details that show what's going on.

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2026-05-17

Martin Geddes in independent journalist mode, reporting on the Unite the Kingdom rally.

Well, it's reasonable to suppose that anti-monarchists wouldn't be in attendance, although it depends upon exactly what principles or messages we are exhorted to unite behind. 

Covid is gone (although far from forgotten), so the purpose isn't as obvious as it was in Covid days.

And perhaps that has something to do with it. 

The song of today's title hints at a melancholy that perhaps partly characterises Martin's take on the day's activities.

2026-05-16

"... why these people had every reason to stop me, but none of them legal... "

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2026-05-15

Martin Geddes makes a welcome return to the Palnackie problem, which longer-standing readers may remember.

My suspicion is that this will be his final excursion around the topic, and it brings into focus the fact that the legal system cannot resolve all issues.

Our country is changing in many ways, and not just due to legalities and demographics.

Read his reflections here.

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2026-05-15

I don't know how anybody will react to this, but I do know that burying heads in the sand never did anybody's eyesight any good.

I can't say I've checked out all the figures because I have not - they are complex, life is too short, and Nick is probably as competent as the next man to do the sums.

I am pretty confident that he ends up in the right ball-park, and that has drastic implications for our future in the UK and Europe as a whole. The "left" has been rubbing our noses in "diversity" for so long that our future will look very different from our past, but how we create that future will still be up to us, the population, to sort out, and overall we will still be humans, with the common needs of humanity, and capable of cooperation in order to meet those needs.

But first we must understand the problem.

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2026-05-14

President Trump, complete with a considerable entourage, visits President Xi in Beijing and received with great pomp and ceremony at the Great Hall of the People.

This is not a negotiation, this is a joint venture, that may get President Xi out of his domestic troubles, and set the world on a new trajectory.

"We have to rebuild the whole thing"

Don't miss.

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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...