2025-03-18

(To the tune of Loch Lomond)

By yon daily papers, and by yon TV channels,
Where the bright light of truth never ventures,
Where me and my true love were ever wont to view,
In our bonnie carefree youth of fond memory.

Chorus:

Oh ye'll tak' the mainstream,
an' I'll tak' the low stream,
an' I'll see the truth long afore ye,
but me an' my true love ne'er watch entwined again,
for the narratives and lies now repel me.

Yes there's more verses where that came from, but sufficient unto the day is the doggerel thereof!

We are at war, a war for our hearts and minds, driven not by

2025-03-17

Ben Fulford's Monday report previews his view of the likely events schedule that may come to pass this year. 

If he's right, this will be a year like no other in living memory, as every power base under the deep state will fall apart, with "consequences that no man may foresee"...

Let us pray that somebody somewhere has some sort of transitional arrangements in hand.

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2025-03-17

Europa (in its modern incarnation as continental Europe) is in turmoil.

Fittingly perhaps, it is named after an ancient Greek goddess, but as the EU (shortly destined to collapse under the untenable weight of its contradictions) it is now, much like the capricious Greek Pantheon of old, apparently convinced of the need to wage war, this time to defend the perceived honour of the Ukraine to the last man, and if the Ukraine no longer has any men (or indeed in this day and age, women), then to the last European.

The unfortunate fact that they are in no position to take on the Russians militarily matters not a jot - the honour of fair Ukraine and the heroism of her benighted soldiers demands the ultimate sacrifice, possibly of the entire continent.

One may think what one likes about "the Donald" but it is obvious, if one takes a short moment to think about it,

2025-03-15

It's a bit hard to categorise this contribution, but Andrew Livingstone impresses as a reliable witness, something that he by his own admission has not always been.

It's a fascinating story, covering several ways in which government relates to us, from the 1940s to the present, most of which are still highly relevant today.

Make of it what you will.

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2025-03-15

Few would argue that Elon Musk's DOGE isn't doing  lot of good work in stripping out unwanted and potentially illegal expenditure by the federal government, but as yet it remains unclear exactly where all this is going and what the shape of the federal government will look like when the dust settles.

"Americans don't understand what is underway"

Catherine Austin Fitts of the Solari Report shares her thoughts on Brighteon.

And is Bitcoin now a "Pump and Dump" Ponzi Scheme?

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Now listen up, this is important!

Many believe that the global population is expanding inexorably, and we will soon exhaust all of the world's resources. Humanity is a cancer on the face of the earth.

We must be curbed!

But if the fact is stranger than the fiction, what would be the consequences?

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2025-03-14

The Ukraine conflict isn't going to end until Russia achieves its objectives.

After all, why quit when you're ahead? 

What is Ukraine prepared to offer?

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2025-03-14

"The Donald" wanted to make a deal for peace with the Ukraine, but did the UK get in first?

"The previous government described the Agreement on Security Co-operation, which gave long-term security guarantees to Ukraine, as “the first step in developing an unshakeable hundred-year partnership between Ukraine and the United Kingdom" 

But what of the new treaty itself? What's it all about?   

"A legally binding treaty, the text of which has been published but 

2025-03-14

Democracy is so "last year".

The new improved way of civilised advancement (as so helpfully spelled out by the World Economic Forum in their many videos and documents) show us how the future must be.

In pursuit of these splendid ideals, recent events in Bristol have shown the way forward, brushing aside the backward doom-mongers and naysayers to install the necessary new facilities that will bring the WEF's vision into our reality, and not a moment too soon! 

With the WEF in charge, supported by appropriate NGOs and properly indoctrinated local activists, there is no longer the need to wait for the cumbersome machinery of local democracy to persuade the stupid people of the huge benefits soon to be theirs, better just to do it and show them first-hand in their own streets how much better the new arrangements will be.

After all, you can't make an omelette without breaking a few eggs!

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2025-03-14

My guess is that ontology, for most, is not a concept that readily springs fully-formed to mind.

I suppose it may be roughly defined as the ultimate generalisation of the way things are, how they work, inclusive of everything "seen and unseen", or perhaps I should say "material and spiritual" or "noticed and unnoticed" or "living and inanimate", or "dimensional or non-dimensional".

Nothing is beyond its purview.

Sounds to me like the proper scope of "science", which simply means the knowledge of how things work.

Or perhaps more inclusively, how things are (since some things don'rt work!).

Indeed, perhaps we are inadvertently reaching for a definition of "God" in so far as God is generally reckoned to be the ultimate "all-powerful", nothing being beyond His-Her

2025-03-13

A self-professed Christian Israeli reports from Israel on the attacks on Israel's neighbouring Alawites and other minorities in Syria.

Not for the faint of heart.

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2025-03-13

A lot of chickens are coming home to roost in the US, and another lot need to come home in the UK to swarm Ed Miliband.

Specifically the Net Zero chickens (and I'm not even talking about the culls for "bird flu", although if Covid was a scam then why would "bird flu" be genuine? Work it out).

How long must we endure stupidity (ie: pay ever increasing subsidies to wind farms that don't produce whilst also paying for standby power from reliable power sources that do produce, to say nothing about destabilising the grid) before the penny drops?

"... we would have saved about £90 billion since 2006 if we had just retained the spread between wholesale and household prices that we had had from 2000 to 2006... we have not seen any benefit to bills from having renewables..."

"... there's also an expectation of demand increasing with electrification, although that's actually being offset... by

2025-03-13

Iain Davis' article, "The UK New Normal Dictatorship", brings together a number of threads which have become apparent over the last few years. Indeed we have covered this article before, and matters have not improved since, so time to give it another airing.

We have highlighted some of these threads (quite a few of them actually) in our pages over those years.

(You can find most of the Acts of Parliament listed under Repeal in the main menu)

All of this is indeed intimidating, as it is designed to be.

But is it legal? What is legal anyway?

Does it even matter? The body of law enshrined in Parliament's beloved Statute Book is already way beyond human comprehension (so

2025-03-13

Elon Musk's DOGE may well have federal agencies on the run (and rightly so), but is there another reason for Elon's time to be invested in this enterprise?

Now as with all tools invented by man, they will be imperfect in various respects and may be used for good or for ill.

Our challenge is always to avoid the worst and to promote the best.

So if Elon is successful in remaking the federal agencies operations to his liking, that isn't necessarily a bad thing overall, but it would be sensible to have the best independent minds reviewing and monitoring to ensure that the worst is avoided and the best is promoted.

The best may well include least cost - provided (big proviso!) that the service provided is an improvement over that provided by human employees.

Given that the

2025-03-13

EU-UK want "troops on the ground" in Ukraine for "peacekeeping", Russia wants peace on Russia's terms, Trump wants the war ended.

When is a conflict a "special military operation" rather than a "war"? Does it matter?

Scott Ritter reviews the situational developments...

(if you're short of time, just watch the first 40 minutes - I think it's called "the Art of the Deal")

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2025-03-13

With DOGE's feet now well under the federal table and Trump busy reorganising geopolitics around the world, where do we need to go from here, and will Team Trump take us there?

It's a big picture and the fact that we can even ask the question with a mild tinge of disappointment is testament to the amount of change already under the bridge since 20th January, and the consequent unleashing of expectations that the many and varied problems besetting the world can perhaps indeed be addressed, and in a much shorter time frame than once seemed possible.

Our expectations have indeed been reset!

2025-03-13

As part of our learning experience it is useful, particularly at this juncture when political norms are in some disarray, to present an alternate view of the geopolitical situation.

Whilst I usually don't present views that are endemic in mainstream media (after all, such views are readily available elsewhere), sometimes we need reminding of how others view the world.

It's your assessment that counts.

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2025-03-13

Latest news from Europe is that the EU's CBDC is on schedule for roll out before the end of the year.

I wonder if Sir Keir will get the UK safely back into the EU in time?

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2025-03-11

It is reported that the State of Texas is looking at adding "the equivalent of 30 nuclear reactors by 2030" in order to meet the requirements to connect up new data centres to the grid.

A quick glance at relative population levels reveals that the UK has around twice the population of Texas, so if population size is indicative of power requirement, the UK may need up to 60 new "nuclear reactors" over the next 5 years.

The government seems to agree- at least on the need for data centres...

.. but has anybody thought to tell EdMiliband?

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2025-03-10

Ben Fulford's weekly report pulls no punches this week.

Will the Trump Presidency mk2 put an end to the corruption that has become so apparent in recent years?

Who knows? My guess would be "yes, but" not in any way that anybody is expecting or hoping for.

None the less, this week's report marks a useful catch-up on what may or may not be going on beneath the surface.

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