2023-01-06

Our politicians and media are by nature prone to oversimplifying -

"We will fix the NHS by giving them the money they need"

"Drive diesel cars to reduce CO₂ emissions"

"Drive petrol cars to reduce particulate emissions"

"Drive electric cars to reduce emissions"

"Privatise monopolies to improve their performance"

"Nationalise the railways to improve their performance"

"Regulate the Utility companies to improve their performance"

Yeah, right.

Take a step back, the world is more complex than they would have us believe.

The Big Daddy of over-simplifications (and the competition is pretty severe) must be Climate Change: the idea

2023-01-06

This film is an education for our times.

Fluoride - friend or foe? 

Science - friend or foe?

Propaganda - friend or foe?

Governments - friend or foe? 

Corporations - friend or foe?

Is there anything new under the sun?

Everything you never wanted to know about fluoride, where it comes from, who's involved, why it's added to our water supplies, what it does for to us.

"The phosphate company pretty much polices themselves... "

"... who in the world would want to drink water with this stuff in?"

"... how do you shut down people's

2023-01-05

Come trudge the snow with Nigel Watson - see if you can fault his logic... 

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2023-01-05

UK Column News brings us the update on Sodium Valproate, the epilepsy drug that when given in pregnancy is suspected of damaging the baby.

But don't worry that 20,000 are still taking it, it's under constant review.

And how have numbers of nurses gone up whilst the numbers of beds has gone down?

This is a broadcast that majors on the state of "our" NHS today, but there's space at the end for matters Ukrainian (at 49 minutes) and UK constitutional reform (at 75 minutes).

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2023-01-05

There is no easy way to introduce this article.

I must simply let it speak for itself.

It behoves us all to understand how this kind of situation comes about, and we must be prepared to think the unthinkable if that is where the logic and the evidence takes us.

How many other towns have this problem?

How many agencies of the state are devoted to addressing these problems?

How much success are they having (download)?

One Nation Under Blackmail

2023-01-04

Like him or loathe him, he is one of the principle and most influential world leaders of today.

We would be wise to hear what he has to say.

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2023-01-04

I can't believe that in England of all places I'm writing this headline, but perhaps the lunatics really are in charge of the asylum.

I'm not by myself - the level-headed evidence-based conservative press that still exists, albeit not the mainstream, is reporting the same.

First reports that I heard came from Canada, but it seems this is not confined to the Canadians.

Indeed, its roots may well go back to an establishment in the UK which some years ago came up with the Liverpool Care Pathway, subsequently dropped as completely unethical.

Still, if at first you don't succeed...

2023-01-04

The correlation between excess deaths and certain vaccine roll-outs has been asserted by a number of independent observers during 2022, only to be met by an extraordinary wall of silence from the official bodies who we have always assumed are charged with maintaining the health of the nations.

The first rule of statistics is that "correlation does not prove causation", although some may unhelpfully shorten that to the similar-sounding but fundamentally different "correlation is not causation". 

Correlation may well indicate causation - or it may not. Of itself it is unlikely to stand in a court of law as sole proof of causation, but it neither does it deny causation.

So from the point of view of a regulatory body, correlation warrants further investigation - no ifs, no buts.

Similar correlations across several nations enormously strengthens the case for further investigation.

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2023-01-04

This is a welcome diversion from the run-of-the-mill accusations of Russia bad, Ukraine good.

The world is more complex than that.

There aren't many considered and alternative voices out there that we can find, but these two protagonists do make a good fist of commenting on the current situation and setting what passes for our current western leadership into an historical context.

Would that we could find such a discussion in the mainstream media.

"This will put an end to NATO"

Time for strategic thinking - what is our purpose, what is actually achievable, how could we best achieve that, what do we need to do?

Before Ukraine and perhaps others are totally destroyed, we need people who are prepared to address the facts on the ground and do what is necessary - politically and militarily. 

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2023-01-03

I offer this for its entertainment value - in an age when the Russians are seemingly being blamed for everything, it somehow seems appropriate.

Of course, there may be more to it than mere entertainment...  it's your judgement that matters.

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If you like this, dare you go down the Great Reset rabbit hole to see where this tale ends up? 

2023-01-03

Possible objectives of our UK Green Energy policies:

1. Reduce our CO₂ emissions overall
   
2. Reduce traffic emissions in city areas
   
3. Show the world that our Green policies work, thus giving them a lead to encourage them to adopt the same policies and thus reduce overall global emissions
   
4. Reduce our energy costs
   
5. Reduce pollution

Bearing in mind that UK CO₂ emissions are a tiny fraction of global emissions, if we can't show other countries that our green policies are successful in

   (a) keeping us and our economy powered

   (b) reducing our CO₂ emissions

then these other countries will see no incentive to follow

2023-01-02

The Covid argument has become mired in emotional warfare - in fact, it was always so enmired from the beginning.

Nevertheless, even if we merely make the general pedantic safety case for the introduction of any new product you can think of, there is an established approach to ensuring that the product introduction will not cause excessive problems through being unsafe, and ensuring that any such (inevitable in the general case) problems will be mitigated rather than exaggerated. Fail-safe is a watchword for a reason.

Martin Geddes reviews the Covid Vaccine roll-out history from this viewpoint alone, and asks whether the normal type of precautions (such as might be appropriate for any commercial product, let alone the major pharmaceutical product of the century) were applied with due care.

It's abundantly clear that they were

2023-01-01

A propos of nothing in particular, this little offering makes a certain amount of sense if we just go with the flow and let ourselves marinate in the ideas presented.

The observations about how our minds work (or don't!) do seem to hit home in a contradictory sort of way...    and I am left thinking that there may be more truth in the suggestions than might at first appear.

I'm not convinced that we need to be any kind of scientist or mathematician or other variety of clever-clogs to undertake this investigation - any normal human being may well suffice (bearing in mind that "everyone appears normal until you get to know them"!).

Just don't think too logically about it - let the ideas wash into your mind as the tides wash over the beach...

Can you disentangle the truth from the

2023-01-01

A new year, so take a step back to look at the story behind the tragedy unfolding away from our eyes in the Ukraine.

Martin Armstrong, longstanding economist and investment manager, reviews the history behind the fall of the Soviet Union, the rise of Putin, the fall of the Ukraine, and the subsequent events that brought us to where we are now.

"Follow the money".

An outstanding conversation that tells us (or reminds us) of much that we should know if we want to make sense of this unfolding conflict.

Essential viewing.

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2023-01-01

Come on guys, this is 1st January, not 1st April!

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And of course, nothing like this could be possibly be happening in the UK could it?

No no, of course not, that would be too ridiculous for words.

2023-01-01

Kim Goguen is not a familiar name to most people.

Ben Fulford has previously remarked that he thought she might be an AI bot! I guess she might at that.

Some people may have heard of the QFS (Quantum Financial System).

If Kim is to be taken seriously (and it's your judgement) then we should pay attention. What she is saying implies dramatic changes to the way the world works - my reservation would be that we will need a lot of guidance better tailored to our current circumstances if we are to relate to what is coming - trying to swallow the whole upgrade within a single presentation like this isn't going to cut it for most.

We all recognise that we have to work within the system within which we exist...
 ... but what if that system is now obsolete?

I do not pretend to follow all the ins and outs of everything that she

2022-12-31

Setting the scene for the battles to come, Kate Mason explains the real intentions behind the UN's Sustainable Development Goals for Farming for 2030.

Farming WEF-style that is.

"We are in the middle of one of the largest psychological operations of our time, to invert our understanding of what is healthy... a focus on altering our perception of food from something that is grown naturally in the earth, to something that is synthetically engineered in laboratories... farmers are being demonised whilst massive corporates are dominating the markets with synthetic foods... "

That isn't even the half of it.

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The Dangers of the European Arrest Warrant

2022-12-31

Mahyar Tousi, and Joseph Robertson of Orthodox Conservatives, with a superbly short and accessible report on how HMG intends to nudge us all into climate submission.

And quite revealing on other matters also:

"326 billion - how much it's going to cost the taxpayer to get rid of internal combustion engines - how many people know that figure?"

"... if we got rid of Net Zero tomorrow ... we'd be saving the taxpayer 50 billion per year... "

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