2022-10-08

Hold on to your credulousness ...

"China has opened dozens of overseas police service stations in about 30 nations around the globe in order to 'monitor' its citizens living abroad"

Rebel News reports from Toronto:

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2022-10-07

It'a an interesting thesis that may be substantially correct - unless Europe sees sense, makes peace in the Ukraine, scraps its sanctions and resumes supplies of Russian energy. Or unless the Ukraine war is resolved by other means first. 

The break from sanctions policy however will probably be messy, with countries leaving the good ship EU before it sinks, leaving a rump that will have to follow to survive.

The European political landscape is changing.

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2022-10-07

I prefer not to indulge in articles which relate to our politicians and party politics, but I'm happy to make an exception for this one.

If (like me) you missed the recent GBNews Laurence Fox interview with the Donald (1 hr), Mahyar Tousi brings us up to date specifically on his reflections about Boris:

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2022-10-07

Identity theft rules...

Chinese politics explained.

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2022-10-07

This is a must-read update from Debi Evans, courtesy of UK Column, that brings us up to date with the maulings/reorganisations that our "much loved" NHS offerings are shortly to suffer/introduce.

As seemingly always nowadays, the emphasis is on removing the need for anybody to actually see anybody in the physical world, replacing the familiar Doctor's waiting room with a plethora of unfamiliar digital access mechanisms that ensure that you will probably never again see the same person twice. Indeed you yourself will no longer be a person, just an avatar in a metaverse watching an advice video, speaking with an AI, or (if lucky) another avatar.

Do read on (deep dive!), you won't want to miss this historic update.

2022-10-07

Net Zero Watch tells it like it is, but will anybody listen?

Relying for energy on those whom you regard (rightly or wrongly) as enemies doesn't seem like a good idea.

Exploiting your own domestic energy supplies is therefore the key to prosperity.

It's a testament to the relentless brainwashing of past decades that this needs to be said at all, but it's also a truism that we don't appreciate what we have until it's taken away from us.

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2022-10-07

Ooops - apparently "they" only breached 3 of the four pipes. Perhaps Germany may get some gas after all...  and de-industrialisation may be staved off, at least for a while.

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2022-10-07

No normie in their right mind takes a blind bit of notice of the proceedings at the WEF-United Nations, couched as they invariably are in dry and frankly turgid UN-speak, using words and phrases that seem wholly unobjectionable, even desirable, to any normal thinking person. Behind these phrases however lurk specific agendas and intentions which if spelt out would incite disbelief and fury.

The Brownstone Institute republishes a Substack article by Dr Robert Malone, who points up the wholly unscientific idea that the UN now believes that it controls "the science" and can demand that no "other science" should be accessible.

In other words, group-think officially guaranteed.

If this isn't the pinnacle of absurdity and arrogance I don't know what is.

The implication is that only UN-affiliated "scientists" trained and paid by UN-affiliated institutions can be allowed to voice their UN-approved opinions in the

2022-10-06

The NHS has always come in for a certain amount of stick, and some suggest that if a service is free at the point of use then it will inevitably be overwhelmed because the means of rationing a finite resource is simply moved from money to queuing. 

Others think that anything organised by "the government" is bound to fall over sooner or later due to both ever-changing political meddling and management by a remote multi-layered bureaucracy in semi-perpetual reorganisation. There is obvious truth in this - when did you ever hear about a shortage of NHS managers? Or about a new government that didn't have some pet scheme to "fix the NHS"?

In past times when I used to knock on doors to campaign for Brexit, I was "treated" to some horrific stories of those who had been unable to access any sensible treatment from the NHS. I wasn't specifically talking about the NHS but these stories came out anyway. 

Have things improved since then?

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2022-10-06

I'm a couple of days late posting these monologues, but they are none the worse for that.

First up - musings on our money ...

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And now, musings on what "green" means in practice...

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2022-10-06

Clayton Morris does the research for us so that we don't have to pull it all together for ourselves:

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"How far have these... stalwarts of journalism fallen?"

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2022-10-05

Arguably (but less arguably every day now) both these events are believed by many to be engineered disasters initiated by forces clandestine.

Richard Gage, architect, addresses the question from the starting point of the 9/11 events in Manhattan in 2001.

None of this is new, but it's a useful reminder, all in one place.

Look out for the section on predictive programming towards the end - that hasn't yet received that much publicity.

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2022-10-05

Who were the "Khazarian Mafia", who are they, and where are they now?

I have not seen this thesis linked in this way previously, but it draws together a great many threads that previously seemed very like loose ends, and casts world history in a new light, even if in 15 minutes it necessarily leaves out a large amount.

Useful but not comprehensive, and in the realms of joining the dots rather than presenting firm fact. Much of it is also proposed by Clif High (recommended), who seems to know all about everything.

The inimitable Max Igan narrates...

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