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Interest of Justice Address FDA's VRBPAC Meeting
2025-05-23
Interest of Justice addresses the FDA's VRBPAC (Vaccines and Related Biological Products Advisory Committee) May 2025 meeting.
"... all 'regulators' (who forgot to regulate safety) are not going to give up the cash cow easily - it’s rigged and the FDA VRBPAC meeting today May 22, 2025 was to justify more covid 'vaccines', not slow them down or stop them"
Watch the video covering their presentation below.
(Watch the whole 7 hour meeting here 😎)
"Today, I am putting you on notice: you have a legal, ethical, and personal duty to act"
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The Shape of Things Now Come
2025-05-21
The "New World Order" has been coming a long, long time, being pushed by a lot of famous people in the past, with roots which do seem to have been well founded within the British Empire.
James Corbett (The Corbett Report) is guest speaker on Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth, explaining how he came to be involved with "conspiracy theories" and the "New World Order".
(61 minutes)
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Silence is Golden
2025-05-21
There are days when I seriously wonder how Martin Geddes finds the time to do all that he does across two jurisdictions as well as produce more articles than I can keep up with.
This is his latest update on the UK Courts (real or fictional?) situation, which is about to hit the High Court as an application for judicial review.
The silence from his accusers is golden in so far as it provides him with the evidence upon which his next legal move will be based - although I suspect that it's unlikely to do his personal finances much good.
It's a nuanced situation, since if the purported Court isn't a real Court then what is to stop the High Court from saying that it's nothing to do with them, and passing it on to the alleged miscreants at Cumbria Police to investigate?
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A Quantum of Crypto
2025-05-20
We don't do crypto on this site, as you may have noticed. That's because I decided some time ago that it was a complex topic that would require far too much of my time to get to grips with.
I had much the same attitude to quantum computing.
So here I am putting the two together to make whatever sense can be made of both within one article. Fortunately, James Altucher for Investor's Daily has done the heavy lifting and put together not the full story, but a summarised version of what it is and what it may mean for the man in the street.
And it is important, so listen up! (66 minutes).
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Whither the World Post 2024?
2025-05-19
Let's be clear - this article is no prophecy, but it does set out some possibilities that may materialise in the coming months and years.
Firstly, Trump's recent extraordinary welcomes in the Arab states are fairly obviously not without significance - but whether that significance will be permanent or temporary is yet to become clear. Maybe it is to re-establish a "Petrodollar II" system of global trade advantageous to the US, or an AI-based system of world currency controlsdevised to benefit those who design it, or both, or something else, we don't know, but something is certainly afoot!
The other major show on Earth is the BRICS grouping, which seems to be methodically plotting a course toward a multi-polar world where independent countries plan
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A Tale from the NHS Natal Unit
2025-05-17
This video strikes me as authentic, and very troubling.
As a mere male I have avoided exposure to such places, but forewarned is forearmed as they say.
(88 minutes)
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Pope Leo Addresses the World on the End Times of 2025
2025-05-17
"The Lord is not whispering any more... "
In a startling address, His Holyness addresses the need to awake, and points up 2025 as the year of the Return of the Lord, the greatest moment in history.
"... the call to awaken is not gentle... "
"This is the hour to wake up"
Yes, it's a bit apocalyptic, but that makes a refreshing change from the traditional bland pronouncements of clergy of many denominations who tend to be either ahead of or behind the curve of unfolding events.
"Repentance is not just for the world, it is for the church, it is for the pastors who have grown silent... the call is not for someone else, it is for you, it is for me... "
It's not a bad speech, even if it does have the hallmarks of being delivered by an AI. In consequence some may feel that it lacks
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Manufactured Consent?
2025-05-17
Citizens' assemblies are simply assemblies of citizens. Of course they are assemblies for a purpose, as are all assemblies.
And they have to be funded... advertising, room hire, presentation equipment and materials all cost money, although not necessarily vast amounts - nevertheless the overall cost of assemblies in every town is not insignificant.
I have attended one such myself, on how best to encourage net zero measures in our locality, and where would be best to site them. I went along (a) for the experience and (b) to see how must sense I would be able to contribute. Yes, it was an instructive experience and no, not much sense was permitted, on the grounds that it was a Net Zero meeting and it's purpose was not to argue the case for or against, since that outcome was already established.
I was therefore in the wrong meeting. Not that there was any right meeting arranged where I might have fitted in. Of course I could have called my own "right
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WHO Finalise Text of New Pandemic Agreement - Vote Incoming
2025-05-16
Well, after three years of negotiations (what took them so long?) the final draft of the Treaty is scheduled to be voted on at the end of May.
Of course, without the mighty contributions of the US, the WHO is comparatively impecunious, but perhaps the Gates Foundation could spare them some extra, I don't know.
The pandemic nonsense is about as believable as the climate emergency nonsense, so why all these governments have involved themselves in these negotiations I know not, but perhaps residents of those nations should prepare themselves for the inevitable, maybe by moving elsewhere whilst they can.
The Brownstone Institute reports.
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Ministry of Justice Fails 'FOIA Request' Test
2025-05-15
Martin Geddes' quest to get to the bottom of his strange "prosecution" for parking his van in darkest Cumbria has elicited a remarkable response from the person in charge of "Legal and Professional Services, Central Legal Operations", at "HM Courts and Tribunal Service".
You just have to read this, otherwise you wouldn't believe that a senior Barrister in high position would be capable of such a legally inadequate reply.
But in mitigation, perhaps the said respondent hasn't caught up with the AI revolution yet? I suspect that running the FOIA through an appropriate AI would have prompted a rather different response...
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What Could Possibly Go Wrong?
2025-05-14
"The UK’s Advanced Research and Invention Agency (ARIA), established in 2023 with an £800 million purse of taxpayer funds, received a burst of publicity last week when it was unveiled that the agency was planning to “dim the sun” to fight global warming"
Well, they are late to the party because we have been watching the dimming of the sun in our English skies for years already - the photo above was taken in 2022.
And if "they" were not doing it, who was? Will we be seeing a new battle in the skies above us as rival sun-dimming outfits fight it out for the right to stop global warming in its tracks?
"We shall spray over the beaches,
Reflections on the New Holy Father, and Others
2025-05-13
Roger Watson, who we must assume from his opening words is a Catholic, takes a hard look at the global problem of immigration, and what the official Catholic response under the leadership the newly minted Pope Leo might be.
It's a vital question, and not adequately answered by the simplistic assumption that all should be automatically welcome regardless of culture, proclivity, religion, or even of sheer numbers.
Still, at least he has a specific leader to assess, whose actions may or may not speak louder than his words.
Unlike us C of E (Church of England / Church of Everybody) protestants, who have a leadership divided between King Charles III (who by convention is restrained from openly engaging in UK politics) and the Archbishop of Canterbury (who sits in the Lords by virtue of his leadership of the Lords Spiritual) and is not constrained by convention. Who can say how the relationship between the King and his servant the Archbishop may affect UK
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Nigel or Nothing?
2025-05-11
UNN campaigner David Clews (AKA "the Emperor") has concluded that since Reform is (currently) the only game in political party town, then we should all join and support it as a possible vehicle for effecting the change to UK governance that is so obviously required.
As I have stated many times, this site does not do party politics. The reason that we don't is that party politics is fundamentally a charade to entertain and delude the masses, and to offer hope that a new party might make a breakthrough. It won't, at least not unless the hidden powers that control the parliamentary parties (and much else besides) have somehow been taken down without us noticing, and if it does it will be taken down or taken over, probably from within.
Nigel Farage, for all his many
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USAID is Dead - Long Live USAID!
2025-05-11
Whitney Web is unconvinced about the benevolence of Elon Musk and his Department of Government Efficiency. Whilst is is true that many examples of egregious expenditures have been identified such as USAID, and quite possibly eliminated, it appears (according to Whitney) that USAID has just been repackaged under the State Department of Marco Rubio.
Perhaps, as ever, the truth is elusive...
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Article Incoming from Left Field!
2025-05-10
Investor's Daily (previously Fortune and Freedom) isn't your standard financial rag - it has articles which relate to real life - after all, isn't economics just a particular aspect of real life? And if we cannot understand real life, then how can we understand the economics?
So today they bring us a thought to make us think, to put the ball in our court, to make us react. And in the nicest possible way, I think they are right.
We all need to get proactive rather than reactive.
It's the very best way to learn.
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Councils for NetZero? That'l be £2.4 Billion (for now)
2025-05-08
That's on top of all the other billions of course. But we can't leave the Councils out of the psy-op can we, or people might begin to suspect the unsuspectable.
Besides, there's money to be made out of a good psy-op if you know how it's going to be played - those solar panels have to come from somewhere, and will make the providers very rich even as they may impoverish tax-paying punters who won't be too pleased when they discover how environmentally unclean these things really are, so best leave that bit unsaid.
Still, innovation is a 'good thing' right? So who better than Innovate UK (no, me neither) to fly the flag for solar, that isn't too bright in the winter
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Costa Rica Supreme Court Slams WHO Delay
2025-05-07
Interest of Justice went to court in Costa Rica to challenge the Costa Rica health authorities' disregard of the Nuremberg Codes in their handling of the Covid "pandemic".
We now have an interim update from the Costa Rica Supreme Court, that is not amused by the fact the the WHO has not complied with the timeline set by the Court for production of requested data, potentially placing the Costa Rica Immunization Coordinator in Contempt of Court.
"... after 5 years of relentless legal battle through Costa Rica's maze-like court system, we've finally reached a critical breakthrough. The TOP judges just slammed the Immunization Coordinator for failing to respond yesterday after WHO's stunning silence on our inquiries.
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Fascism
2025-05-07
Fascism is one of those words which student protesters hurl at protestees (is there such a word? I don't see why not) with whom they imagine that they disagree. And it is true that words can morph through constant misuse to mean something quite different to their original purpose, although Humpty Dumpty might not agree.
One might in passing expect students to be better informed, but these days, rightly or wrongly, we don't.
"Fascism" as a word was used back in the day by Mussolini, "Il Duce", and has its etymological root in the
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World Future Up for Grabs? - Ben Fulford
2025-05-05
Rarely can Ben have written such a comprehensive report covering the (allegedly) real power struggles that never appear in the mainstream media.
Triggering this latest event is the announcement of the death of Pope Francis, which leaves world control in limbo pending negotiations between those factions who really would rule the post-Francis world. Factions that have deep roots in history, and take care to remain out of the limelight - if you see them mentioned in mainstream media then you know something very serious indeed is afoot.
And of course there is Trump, wielding enormous influence from centre stage USA, and notifying the others that he is a factor in these negotiations. Still, the golden rule seems to be that he who has the gold makes the rules, and it was reported that he relocated vast quantities of gold from beneath the Vatican some years ago. That doesn't put him in a position to run the club, but it maybe secures his place at the negotiations...
Viganò Speaks
2025-05-03
Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò is a man who was famously excommunicated by the Pope for outspoken criticism of the Vatican.
Some might say that he, much like Jesus, does not hesitate to call out the fake 'Vicars of Christ' wherever he finds them.
Sadly, I suppose that being excommunicated, he cannot be in the running for the now vacant
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