2022-09-28

Reiner Fuellmich introduces the ICIC (International Crimes Investigative Committee ) and reviews the status quo:

(7 minutes) in English!

2022-09-28

"As our March 2020 video on the Climate Sensitivity Question explains, a key issue in climate science is how much warming can be expected from doubling the amount of CO2 in the air"

John Robson of Climate Discussion Nexus takes us once more around the scientific mulberry bush that poses as "settled science".

The extent to which CO₂ affects "global warming" would seem to be a critical issue, yet after decades of controversy and innumerable papers scientific and unscientific, the illustrious IPCC still appears unable to get its analysis straight.

"if ECS is down around 2 degrees C the whole

2022-09-27

I found this article of interest, not because I am fascinated by the complexities of law but because it seems that these largely unknown unrecognised and unacknowledged complexities may be cause for serious concern, given that the ostensible function of a court is to achieve justice.

I'm sure there is a lot more here than meets the eye, but some of the historical developments noted certainly provide an interesting glimpse of the legal mindset as it has evolved over the years.

I'm sure that this website holds many more items of interest for those that wish to explore further.

Canon 3228 : The Twelve Presumptions of Court

Whilst

2022-09-27

This is not financial advice.

I don't have much clue how to survive the coming take-down of the central banks because it's never been done before. It's every man for himself.

There are those who swear by crypto (too complex for me), those who swear by precious metals and commodities, those who swear by infrastructure (houses, land etc) and those who swear by government bonds (not so many currently I fancy) and no doubt many others also.

And then there are the politicians and the financial moguls who are alleged by some to rig the markets to their own ends...

Not to mention the brewing of World War Three (or is it Four?) in the Ukraine melting pot.

Nevertheless there are arguments to be made and retirement pots to protect, so here we have Martin Armstrong interviewed by USA Watchdog Greg Hunter.

"The Dollar will be

2022-09-27

It has been said that history is rewritten by the victors, but this exposition suggests that it is written by those who never - ever - give up.

Whilst this covers a good few centuries, its unifying theme is clear and almost certainly controversial (although the idea that the Vatican has been involved in historical power struggles is not at all controversial to the English).

This is a veritable tour de force, first posted on Bitchute 15 months ago, and recently reposted. Whatever your religious beliefs or none, this is primarily a historical video that I suggest is required viewing - after all, it might just be substantially accurate...

(2 hrs 54)

2022-09-27

If you ever wondered what the MHRA gets up to, here, courtesy of UK Column, is their September board meeting.

If you find this interesting, that's great, but remember that you may not have enough lifetimes available to translate their newspeak, navigate their diversions, and penetrate their obfuscations, in order to pin any misdemeanour upon them.

So either nail the key point (horrendous vaccine injury rates on their watch) or find something more productive to do with your time .

(2 hrs 22 mins)

2022-09-27

We first reported on this from the viewpoint of Reiner himself, so today we redress the balance by bringing you Viviane Fischer's explanation of the rift.

A sorry tale indeed, and one that should never have been allowed to fester for so long.

As always, it's your judgement that counts.

(10 minutes) German with English subtitles

And here, Reiner responds more directly to Viviane's assertions. The subtitling seems to be by AI and is tricky to follow, but you do get the gist... 

Europe Staring at Energy Grid Collapse

2022-09-26

Whilst I don't suppose Ben can get everything right he does seem to be well-informed.

With the pace of global unrest ramping up seemingly everywhere, his report is not to be missed.

Modest subscription required.

2022-09-26

The struggle to set ones enemies against each other in order to gain significant advantage to oneself regardless of the cost to others, is as old as the hills. It maybe regarded as the primary methodology of those who would rule the world, since it gives them exactly what they want - preeminence and supremacy.

In keeping with this principle, here is a viewpoint that promotes the idea that through NATO, Germany (and Europe) have been manoeuvred into self-destructive sanctions against Russia to keep them at odds, even though this is clearly in neither party's interests.

Why on earth would that be in anybody's interests?

We should note that the think tank allegedly behind the plan has denied

2022-09-25

If you have been following this site you may know much of this already, but Stop World Control has pulled together much of the history of the quest for world domination, together with the means now being deployed to achieve it, in a nicely presented (albeit with a few typos) but humungous page covering all the main bases.

The "what", the "how", the "who", the "where", the "whither" and the "insanity" are all covered, together with some suggestions on how to get it all stopped.

Steel yourself.

Worth reviewing.

2022-09-25

Yanis Varoufakis is always good value for sound logical analysis and excellent clarity of exposition.

Here he examines the UK's simulation of a competitive power market. Want to know why you're paying more for power? 

Pay attention...   and be prepared to be amazed.

"... if you do that... we would have had back in March a reduction... in the average price of electricity, of more than 50%... without any subsidisation... without the state borrowing money... without anything"

"This is a clear-cut case of destroying the capacity of the majority of Europeans to make ends meet... "

"The only people who benefit from the sanctions on Russian gas and oil, are the Russian oligarchs and the European oligarchs"

(56 minutes - 24 minutes of Yanis Varoufakis, 5 minutes of Johannes Fehr re Germany,

2022-09-25

Many who have followed the work of the Corona Investigative Committee will be dismayed by the news that it appears that it is breaking up.

I think that's the only way that we can describe the situation where the main man is leaving.

Times change, and people naturally regroup as required in order to meet the challenges of those times. The Corona Committee was formed to deal with the Corona crisis, but that was 30 months ago. What we are seeing here seems to be as much about regrouping to address the challenges of the Great Reset which have gained public traction over the lifetime of the Corona Committee, as about anything else.

"Viviana Fischer is now in control of the Corona Investigative Committee"

"Reiner is creating International Crimes Investigative Committee (ICIC), broadening the scope to look

2022-09-25

Celia Farber of the Truth Barrier is someone that expresses those feelings of unease and concern that many of us feel but rarely articulate - and then goes and does something about them.

Her recent contribution on Substack reflects much that many think about the situation in the Ukraine, and then goes on to address the points raised.

"... the hawks are literally in every inch of mind and air-space, making sure you can’t even think about wanting to understand “both sides” of the conflict, never mind the shocking, twisted history of Ukraine and the US"

Unmissable reading.

2022-09-24

King Charles has a history of support for the WEF. Indeed, not just support, but active involvement in promoting its aims and agendas.

On the face of it, that is now a huge conflict of interest for a monarch of the United Kingdom. 

We are supposed to be a democratic country under a constitutional monarchy, but there is nothing discernably democratic about the WEF.

Are we worrying over nothing?

The People's Voice provide a short summary of his involvement with the WEF, featuring the (as he was then) Prince of Wales himself. 

So we can judge for ourselves.

(11 minutes)

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2022-09-24

The Chris Hedges Report delves into the whys and wherefores of media reporting purposes in the Ukraine war.

War will inevitably be affected by public opinion, as was demonstrated by the Vietnam war when a great protest movement helped to bring it to an end.

Chris Hedges interviews Patrick Lawrence, both of them veteran reporters of previous conflicts who can compare current press methods and practices with those of yesteryear.

Some of us remember the BBC's intrepid war correspondent Kate Adie - the absence of front-line reporters such as Kate from the Ukraine is remarkable for any leading news organisation, but unforgivable for our "national treasure". I'm not necessarily saying that Kate was an unbiased war correspondent (my memory isn't that good and I was less critical in those days), but she was at least nominally reporting from the front.

This is perhaps a bit laboured, but if you stick with it I think

2022-09-24

Clif High ruminates on the expected failure of the deep state to comprehend why their plan for world domination will eventually fail.

Failure upon failure.

(41 minutes)

2022-09-24

Tucker has a reputation for plain speaking.

A negotiated settlement? We have previously stated our conviction that the UK should support the principle of self-determination for the people of Donbass (just as we allowed a referendum for the Scots to decide whether they should leave the UK). A negotiated settlement should be feasible.

But Boris / Biden had different ideas.

Tucker spells it out:

"... we're funding this war, we could end it, they're choosing not to"

(18 minutes)

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2022-09-24

The "Green" movement may need to be renamed - maybe the "Browns" or perhaps the "Yellows".

As everybody used to know before the days of global amnesia, carbon dioxide is the very fuel that enables plants to survive and indeed to thrive. If atmospheric CO₂ were to halve from current levels we would be perilously close to plant die-off and staring at global starvation.

Since it appears that many of us need reminding of this basic truth, the Daily Sceptic reviews some of the latest scientific studies (where would we be without them?) which purport to show that the world is becoming greener than ever despite CO₂ levels that still remain stubbornly close to their all-time (geologically speaking) low. It seems we might comfortably withstand an atmospheric CO₂ level an order of magnitude higher than the present, although we might need to take a machete to the jungle growth in order to get to work.

But

2022-09-23

So what's new you ask?

And anyway, the UK isn't demanding coerced injections any more...   but if any employer in the UK is so doing (or tries it on once more), the law (according to "down under") is on your side.

No, it's not really anything new, but it is a new twist that potentially evens the argument. Instead of arguing against your possibly remote and effectively faceless employer, you can argue with the person waiting to inject you.

This could even the odds up considerably.

Of course the Australian precedent may not be recognised in a UK Court, but coerced medical intervention (especially with a needle) has always been considered assault and battery under Common Law (in my understanding).

So ask the person wielding the needle their identity and tell them that you are being coerced to take the jab, pointing out that they will be guilty of assault if they do