The Unelected

2026-03-25

Method of mass suppression meets weapon of mass destruction...

More documents published recently with regard to Operation Talla:

Memorandum of Understanding between Care Quality Commission and National Police Chiefs Council
"It's quite astonishing that this document in particular isn't ringing alarm bells in the thoughts and minds of those who are indicating intelligence and objectivity"

14/02/2022 Full Fact: Time sensitive, false claims of live investigation into vaccines
"The contradiction: A system in which recording is

2026-03-25

** BAD TASTE WARNING

The Epstein files have brought us into the era of epic bad taste. It's upon us. Get used to it.
My attitude is that I will avoid bad taste except where it seems particularly appropriate. You don't have to agree, but be assured that I will minimise it overall whilst not always shying away from it.

As is as about as predictable as tomorrow morning, the powers that shouldn't be are working on the next BIG THING that they hope will scare the Bejasus out of us and have us begging for something - anything - even a lockdown - complete with panoply of confusing contradictory bureaucratic rules and meaningless moronic restrictions - to delight the compliant-to-a fault and the tell-me-what-to-dos who will in turn delight in shaming the rest of us into all-numbing limbo because otherwise "WE ARE ALL GONNA DIE!" because either there's another DEADLY but totally novel virus that nobody knows anything about (except that it's

2026-03-25

NB: This is for entertainment purposes only.

Readers wanting to know about real climate science should understand one thing - it is so preposterously complex and open to the influence of so many variables, not all of which are probably yet identified let alone confirmed or actually measurable, that it is completely unrealistic to assert that human beings have mastered it, given the extreme paucity of actual hard information available. It is not and cannot be "settled" since "the science" is by its very nature never "settled" but always open to correction and reinterpretation in the light of new information. Those who maintain otherwise are either ignorant or mendacious or possibly both. 

NB: "models" may well be complicated, difficult to construct, and to understand, but these traits of themselves do not make them any part of "science" - they are simply logical tools invented for automatically generating results based upon the modeller's fancy and whatever "data" he (or anyone else) chooses to put

2026-03-24

This is not Party Party Politics, but it is British power and control.

With Andrew Bridgen, and EM Burlingame.

"Now what we've actually got is a house of cronies"

"It's a system set up for the elite"

Spot on, but that's merely one aspect...

"We are the most corrupt country in the world"

"Civilization is the ability to recognise traitors within and having the mechanisms whereby we deal with them... the first threat always is internal... "

"... free the Crown from the threat of knives at the throat and see what the crown does... "

This is a real deep dive, both into the current systems of power in the UK and into the history of the English-speaking world.

2026-03-24

It's the Empire, stupid!

"... the Strait is not physically closed, oil supplies are safe... "

"Only one method remains - Making a Deal"

(12 minutes)

2026-03-24

Oh Dear.

"Experts say that to move ten thousand terabytes of data overseas bit-by-bit would take at least half a year... the breach may not have been external at all... "

Is anything is China now secure?

The perils of over-centralisation are exposed. 

Can China recover?

(11 minutes)

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2026-03-23

Much like last week, Ben brings up up to date as  best he can in a situation where the truth is too shocking to the main protagonists to be made properly available.

Whilst there are reports in the mainstream press about the Iran war, reading between the lines is still a difficult and hugely problematic exercise - but what do we expect in wartime? We live within a vast psychological battleground where probably nothing major is as it seems.

Stay serene... (modest subscription required for full access)

2026-03-23

Not necessarily.

Religions have (according to the history books) been very often a cause of bloody conflict (the crusades, likewise the persecution of heretics - notably the Cathars - by those religious powers who had neither shame nor concepts of doubt or mercy). 

Primarily the "Abrahamic" religions headed by Vatican, Islam, Satanism, Communism (if it can be called a religion as it more or less denies a creator God), all do or used to worship the notion of power over others. (I feel led to include Judaism here also, but frankly that's too complex a subject for me to either claim a decent understanding of or to pontificate about here).

And if not bloody conflict, certainly a mental conflict about their assumptions of how our world came to exist and how it actually works.

Sounds rather like today doesn't it? Have we

2026-03-22

See the 1st session of Rich Meets Mark Attwood ...

(71 mins)

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2026-03-22

See his 1st session of Rich meets Mark Attwood...

(31 mins)

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2026-03-20

For those who may be interested, the Good Food Project looks interesting.

I have no idea about it and I'm in no position to recommend it, but he does make a lot of interesting points in these uncertain times.

It sounds like a worthy initiative that might just work out.

(20 minutes)

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2026-03-20

We haven't heard from Max for a while, but he has some interesting things to say about Australia, likewise about Mexico and recent events that he personally witnessed there, but mostly he has some very interesting things to say about Trump and the Israel-Iran war, which doesn't look as though it will end any time soon.

"People don't realise what we are on the brink of here"

Buckle up...

"This is a complete change in the power structure of Earth"

(56 minutes)

2026-03-18

With his impeccable logic and geopolitical experience, Scott Ritter tells it like he sees it. It isn't a comfortable view. If you really want to know what is likely to happen now and why, then take note.

The knock-on effects of losing the oil supplies that hitherto came from the Gulf region can be imagined, and those who suppose that the cracks can be quickly papered over are dreaming.

War rhetoric, or seismic change incoming?

(55 minutes)

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2026-03-18

He's not been there since 2017 when he was hosted with lavish hospitality.

He was due to visit at end of March.

"This is business, not performance - no rehearsal, no script"

(66 minutes) 

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2026-03-17

A citizen's (American of course) view from the trenches...

... this world truly takes all sorts to make sense of it.

(44 minutes)

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2026-03-17

Madame Lei brings us up to date... do try to keep up.

(61 minutes)

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And now, - China's involvement in Iran's defense set up:

(12 minutes) 

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2026-03-17

How high must the tension rise before EU leaders see sense?

(18 minutes)

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2026-03-15

Yes, it is important, especially if you are on the receiving end of a Summons to appear in Court to answer a charge.

"For a charge to proceed, Criminal Procedure Rule 7.3 requires that the accusation contain sufficient particulars to disclose an offence known to law"

The key word here being "particulars" -  a vague assertion without the said particulars is deemed inadequate.

Martin Geddes illustrates the point.

2026-03-15

The View from Trump Central is... under development.

So asserts Mike Seger of Promethean Action, who have spent their entire existence monitoring globalism and its advance through the institutions, so perhaps they know a thing or two.

For Mike, the Trump-Israel attack on Iran has a purpose - to promote the fall of globalism and to re-establish an era of nation states that cooperate in their own interests. To do this, the power of the global corporate oligarchs must be neutered. After all, who is elected - the corporations or the national governments? Currently it doesn't matter who gets elected (as is now obvious in the UK), the global oligarchical corporations still call the shots (except in Russia, which might explain why Mr Putin is so unpopular in the West, and why his downfall is so zealously pursued via 

2026-03-15

You may think that this has nothing to do with the UK - but if it's happening in the US of A then it's happening here too. Our regulators take their lead from the US regulators. Why? Because it absolves them of the need to do any work. And from justifying any disagreement with the said US regulators.

Oh, and they think that they are now "enablers" rather than those nasty "regulators" who might get in everybody's way by saying "no". So high-tail it down to the clinic and get those statins in!

Money talks?

See what you think.

I guess there's a reason for those intertwined serpents...