2025-06-14

Trump's world tour - sometimes called the capitulation tour.

It seems a long time ago now - how many moments of truth can you spot?

And how will it all end ..?

(43 minutes)

2025-06-13

Scott Ritter reports on a "war of survival between Israel and Iran".

"This is a joint plan between the United States and Israel... what this proves is that the United States and Israel conspired to make this attack happen... "

(35 minutes)

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2025-06-13

We want to bring up our children our way, then we can't give away any of the responsibilities to others. That means doing our own homework, or if we can't, then just say no. Humanity survived many millennia before Big Pharma + Big Government came along, and was quite possibly the better for it.

If we must trust someone else (as we all must from time to time) then understand why we trust them. Experts are two a penny until something goes wrong, and then we don't see them for dust.

Cyntha Koeter (of Fall of the Cabal fame) likes JFK Jr because he's sending the false experts with copious conflicts of interest packing (and not before time) but that doesn't change our responsibilities in the slightest.

2025-06-12

This guy isn't exactly diplomatic, but maybe he's just responding to the Trump zeitgeist of being direct about serious matters - like the Ukraine. At least we don't run away with any illusions about the subject matter. And the other benefit is that he covers a lot of ground very economically in terms of our time - what's not to like?

(16 minutes)

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2025-06-12

If you can follow all this then well done! 

This follows on from Lei's earlier video.

It's far too complex for me, but I do get the impression that something is definitely up, and not to Xi JinPing's advantage...

(25 minutes)

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2025-06-12

Well, the trial of Martin Geddes at "North and West Cumbria Magistrates’ Court (1752)"is over.

Read his report.

A legal phantom creates real liabilities

2025-06-12

Hot on the heels of the recent Trilateral Commission meeting, the Bilderberg group meets in Stockholm about now, with consequences that only the favoured few will initially understand.

James Corbett reviews the 2025 meeting with Jakob Nordangård, expert on the swedish power family the Wallenbergs, not to mention the usual suspects who attend the Trilateral Commission, Bilderberg, and other meetings of the rich and powerful but not always too famous.

2025-06-12

When we can't heat our homes next winter because there is no electricity to heat the water or drive the heat pump or fire the gas/oil boiler, who will be blamed?

Will it be the wind for not blowing? Or the sun for not shining? Or the interconnects from our neighbours who decided that they needed their electricity more than we did? Or maybe it will be the elderly for being too numerous, or for turning on their heating for too long, or for cooking food and boiling water for tea rather than having a cold sandwich in the dark?

Or will it be the politicians who drove us purposefully into fuel poverty in their insane quest to eliminate all combustion from our generating capacity (but who will no doubt have had the cash the foresight and the available space to install an emergency generator)?

And when the pipes freeze and burst due to winter cold and the phones are out due to no internet, will our p

2025-06-12

Colin Meade writing for the Daily Sceptic apparently seeks to perform some limited form of damage limitation on behalf of our miscreant "authorities".

His primary assertion - that the population brought the Covid measures on themselves -  the authorities merely pandered to their demands.

"without the assent of a substantial proportion of the general population, elites can do nothing and, except in cases of direct foreign colonialism, well-established ruling classes are always broadly representative of the political culture of the society they lead"

I'm not buying it.

By his own admission:

"... the initial inclination of both the political leadership and its key advisers was to follow the pre-existing Pandemic Preparedness Strategy, which explicitly or implicitly rejected all the draconian policies that were in fact

2025-06-11

"... good speech testifies to something; it testifies to something in the human being and in life that is more beautiful and pure than mere flesh and bones and biochemical simmering in a braincase"

"...this materialist society, which reduces consciousness and speech to a negligible side effect, is in the first place scared of…speech and consciousness"

Quite so.

Brownstone nails it.

2025-06-11

Neil McCoy-Ward delivers this in an admirably restrained manner despite the utterly unacceptable government overreach that he is announcing.

Do not adjust your device, but feel free to adjust your MP in an appropriately civilised and parliamentary manner.

(32 minutes)

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2025-06-11

This is a critical question - if Vladimir Putin cannot trust the Trump then all bets are off.

Nuclear war beckons, because negotiation isn't possible without some level of trust. 

Trump needs to get to the bottom of this and fast.

Scott Ritter reviews the position.

(69 minutes)

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2025-06-11

If we thought the EV industry in the West was bad, maybe the BYD situation in China is worse. Is this the result of the Donald's tariff policies?

Probably not entirely, although it does seem to be coincidental.

Still, Chinese companies' accounts can be as creative as anywhere else...

... and President' Xi's leadership may not be all it has been cracked up to be...

(51 minutes)

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2025-06-11

Is this the existential question for our time?

One thing does seem to be for sure (excluding end-of-the-world catastrophes) - AI is here to stay, so we must learn to live with it.

But must it learn to live with us?

It's not a trick question, it's a real question, because we can't be sure that it won't at some point turn on its creators (us) and decide to do away with us, on the (valid) grounds that we are unreliable self-interested and woesomely imperfect and it could do a much better job if it didn't have to pander to our selfish wants.

But what do we mean by "a better job"?

Who is to judge? How is the judgement to be made? Should AI be able to make any such judgements (or should that be "judgments"?)?

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2025-06-11

The Donald and Elon were once famous for mooting their plan to audit the gold at Fort Knox.

Is it there?

If not, where is it?

Or is there in substance but not in spirit ..?

And when is this visit of the doughty duo scheduled? It's all gone very quiet recently...

Jim Rickards explains for Investors Daily. (This is not financial advice)

2025-06-10

Scott Ritter summarises the position.

"... the strategic defeat of Ukraine, the strategic defeat of NATO, and the strategic defeat of the European Union..."

" ... to defeat NATO means that you have to politically destroy NATO... NATO can no longer continue to exist as a cohesive military alliance..."

"... Germany is defenceless against Russia and that means that Europe is defenceless against Russia... "

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2025-06-10

First hand testimony from Conspiracy Sarah, fresh back from LA.

How did she manage to survive?

Make of this what you will...

2025-06-10

In pursuing his claim against the UK justice system, Martin Geddes has documented the case(exhaustively!) and submitted it to the High Court in London as a request for Judicial Review.

The High Court is not amused.

Martin's AI is not amused.

Support him tomorrow at "Carlisle Magistrates Court".

2025-06-09

It's undeniably and unavoidably a long report this week.

The Elon-Trump situation is front and centre, but so is much else besides. The glaring omission is the mystery surrounding the status of President Xi JinPing of China.

It's rather a big hole in his discussion this week, since anything Xi agrees should be viewed with suspicion. Still, so should almost everything else in this report!

It's certainly a case of read it yourself and form your own opinions. My opinion? Israel and Ukraine are key, and very little is on their side.

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2025-06-09

But Worse.

In the 1800s the Highland Clearances of the crofters (to make way for more profitable sheep-farming) took place, leading to a forced exodus of crofters to the new world, or anywhere they could still scratch a living.

Today we face not the local threat that confronted the crofters, but compound global threats:

an employment threat - we will be displaced by AI from the work that we have traditionally undertaken - and

an entirely real threat from the fantasists who push the entirely false threat of climate doom from CO₂, and are intent on rewilding our food production streams (farms to you and me) that we need in order to eat.

So