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  • South Africa's Case Against Israel

    2024-01-04

    Here we have the documented case against the state of Israel, which has been accused of breaching the 1948 Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide.

    The International Court of Justice in the Hague has scheduled a first hearing on 11th/12th January.

    The presenter outlines a long litany of death and destruction which most civilised people may probably agree do amount to genocide.

    Whether such destruction is warranted may be confused in the public mind by all manner of considerations, but the legal position is clear - the crime of genocide is never warranted, no matter the provocation.

    It's easy to get emotional about such events, but the legal case must be determined in accordance with the transgressions of the

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  • Farage - Back on Unacceptable Form?

    2024-01-03

    GB News allows Farage to (albeit belatedly) mention the unmentionable, the unquestionable, the unconscionable, the in-your-face unacceptable... possible linkage of excess deaths to the you-know-what.

    Fasten your seat-belt.

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  • SitRep America

    2024-01-03

    Mike Steger reviews the current state of America (and the world).

    LaRouchePAC really do need to better presenters, but what they say is more important than how they say it.

    Notwithstanding, if you feel like skipping the introduction (first 9 minutes), then you know what to do.

    Where America goes go we also...

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  • Drawing the Line in the Desert

    2024-01-03

    The Sykes - Picot line?

    No, the Neom futurist linear city.

    This report is from October, but I don't doubt they've been forging ahead since.

    It presents with undertones of a glossy travelogue / sales pitch, but what else would we expect given the scale of the undertaking?

    Strange how they have decided to house the construction workers in a new-build facility that looks remarkably like an old city, with parks, sports pitches and entertainment blocks, but maybe I'm missing something.

    Still, when finished, using the inbuilt rail system people will be able to travel from one end of the city to the other in "20 minutes" - although it seems to me that if you want to get off at an intermediate point, at an average speed of 500 km/hr you might have to look slippy when

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  • Water Take-Over

    2024-01-02

    Primary water, the Great Man-Made River project, and more.

    This is a topic that needs a lot more exposure. There are a lot of allegations here:

    "... it was actually a huge monetary investment into controlling... and reducing the people's right to access this free resource... "

    "...  this document was found out of the United Kingdom and it talks about how corporate agencies would be used to take over the public water system in the cities throughout the United States, and who would be appointed to do that... "

    "... the infrastructure for both water and gas would be left unrepaired so that we would be easy pickings for public-private partnerships... "

    "... fracking is a new way to poison the groundwater aquifers... "

    "... what's extremely important to understand is the slow

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  • Death of the EV?

    2024-01-01

    And it may be best if you make sure you aren't driving it when it dies...

    Zerohedge reports on a winter driving experience that the author probably wished he hadn't had, but it highlights the quite simple primary reasons why EVs as currently powered by battery simply aren't a very workable idea, unless you just want to use it as a local runabout. Even then, can you afford a new battery when the original battery dies?

    There was much talk originally of swapping batteries in and out at service stations, which would solve some of these problems at a stroke and seems to be being adopted in China's EV market (although I don't remember just now where I read that). But western manufacturers never adopted that solution, which seems somewhat perverse, although the problems of swapping multiple physical battery sizes at service stations would quickly become impracticable should more than one size be involved.

    Maybe EVs are a solution in search of a problem? It

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  • The Fulford New Year Report 2024

    2024-01-01

    Ben's New Years Day report makes for sobering reading.

    "The British Commonwealth, Asian secret societies, the Russians, the Pentagon and other power centers say they support a white hat proposal for a new planetary arrangement"

    As always, the devil is in the detail...

    The world being carved up by the "Great Powers" to suit their own ends is what got us into this mess in the first place, one might think, so one may wish to tread carefully. Still, it's hard to see how we can put "we the people" in charge overnight - there will have to be a very carefully crafted transition plan.

    Will war be abolished overnight? It's hard to see how just at present, but 2024 has only just begun...  (modest subscription required).

     

  • The Road to Perdition, Or to a Brighter Future?

    2023-12-31

    With a New Year comes new opportunity, or so we all hope, but there are as many ways of viewing such opportunities as there are individuals in the population.

    By its very nature a parliamentary democracy encourages divergent opinion, and the battle of ideas rages incessantly, to and fro, back and forth, left to right, right to left.

    But what is the major conflict that never (in recent times anyway) dares speak its name in the hallowed halls of Parliament? Certainly it is the conflict between individual freedom and centralised authority, between diversity of approach and top-down control, between an abundance of choice and a standardised result that is imposed as effectively the only option on offer (so much for "diversity" and "inclusion"). Yes, they speak the words, but by their actions shall you know them.

    Still, there are limits are there not? 

    Anarchy must be held at bay or chaos will rule the land, and

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  • Geddes vs "TV Licensing"

    2023-12-31

    Continuing the Great TV Licensing Saga, Martin Geddes outlines his case against the Courts for permitting Capita to act as principle in the case of Geddes vs the BBC (AKA "TV Licensing").

    It revolves around the identity of "TV Licensing" - is it Capita (a BBC subcontractor) or is it the BBC?

    If the latter, then Capita would have no standing in the courts to sue on behalf of "TV Licensing", which is alleged to be a mere trademark of the BBC, and thus of itself not a legal entity.

    And Martin has copious evidence to prove his point.

    Legal arcanery? Upon such does justice hang in our courts of law. Words are important -  a word out of place may

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  • Council Tax Conundrum

    2023-12-30

    Council tax, liability notice, legal requirements...

    How can such a simple question become so complex?

    Richard Vobes set a hare running with his recent video on "unenforceable" council tax demands, a video which was very promptly "rebutted" by Black Belt Barrister.

    To clear up the confusion (further muddy the waters?) PEACE KEEPERS go back to first principles of law below to explain what is lawful and what is not, depending as always upon the precise facts of each case. I recommend reviewing the above two videos before watching their contribution below.

    "Acts of Parliament are a collective expression of the multiple mind"

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  • Geddes End of Year Update

    2023-12-30

    Martin Geddes has been busy in 2023 taking his demands for equal justice under the law through the courts for various issues - Council Tax, BBC Licence Fee, plus investigative work on the "Palnackie Pirates".

    Neatly foiling my attempts to link articles into a coherent sequence by subject, he today publishes a composite end of year report summarising the status of each of these projects.

    Follow Martin's Report here.

     

  • The Lair of the Beast

    2023-12-29

    This site has noted the extent of the modern British Empire before... but that concentrated mainly on the financial empire, and that didn't go nearly far enough.

    A bit later (mid 2021) we reported speculation about what the future might bring post-Covid, and that wasn't far out either, but nonetheless still painted an incomplete picture.

    30 months on and we now have LaRouchePAC setting out the globalist control mechanism, centred on the UK, the City of London, from whence post WW2 the state of Israel was manipulated into being. This in association with the UK-US "special relationship" set up the foundation for US Wars on Terror, the Zionist conspiracy that now faces a major, possibly final, crunch as the world rejects the thrusts to (a) eliminate Gaza, and (b)

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  • This Should Upset the Apple Cart

    2023-12-29

    In the holiday spirit we continue with another article that a great many may find absurd, offensive, unnecessary, and so on.

    I'm not going to make any comment on any of that, but I do believe that there are many references in ancient literature (yes, including the Bible) that support Clif High's thesis here. It's not the proverbial "rocket science", but it does conflict squarely with the notion that the King James Bible is the unadulterated "Word of God". If you are firmly wedded to that notion and firmly resolved to treat any conflicting idea as the "work of the Devil", then I suggest that you skip this article. 

    If I am guided by evidence and logic, rather than the dogma of the "KJV immaculate", then logic says that between the original Bible texts being written and the KJV translation being completed, there was ample opportunity for the Devil to work his mischief (and/or for humanity

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  • Sonia Poulton Speaks

    2023-12-29

    "What kind of investigative journalist are you if the government aren't watching you?"

    A good question.

    The answer is quite long at 1 hr 20m, and won't meet with universal approval by any stretch of the imagination, but if it's OK for YouTube to host then I guess it's OK for everyone.

    For those unfamiliar with her work, Sonia has been engaged in the investigation of crimes such as child abuse and associated activity for many years, famously but by no means limited to the Madeleine McCann case, and in the course of which she has run up against the alleged involvement of people in high places.

    "... I was given access to a BBC laptop... captured all the minutes of meetings between BBC executives and the government ... I was able to see how in charge of things the government were in terms of the BBC... "

    So how many people in the UK are

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  • Was the WHO Honestly and Legally Set Up?

    2023-12-28

    As everybody's favourite globalist health watchdog, heroically warning a distracted world about the imminent onset of a great string of dreadful pandemics that only top down controls by they themselves would be able to avert, the WHO may be the most misunderstood medical cash-machine in the world.

    Funded as it is by philanthropic foundations (with inextricable ties to massive pharmaceutical companies) and by member states, some small-minded people would query whether their primary concerns are actually for the worlds populations, or for their pharmaceutical connections.

    Now their serious efforts, to ensure that the global controls (IHR, Pandemic Treaty) necessary to "defeat the next pandemic" are achieved in time to make a difference, are being subverted by an attempt to show that some member states were never in fact legally set up as WHO members in the first place, and that the WHO itself may even have been improperly founded. Such people should realise that in the scramble to recover from the

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  • 2023 Ends, 2024 Beckons

    2023-12-28

    I doubt that I am the only person to have noticed the steadily falling numbers of a variety of common garden birds over recent years. Time was when driving across country in summer months we would need to scrape the dead flies off our windscreens - there were even special cleaning products available that claimed to assist in this task. 

    No longer - the insect population is severely reduced these days, but nobody seems to take any note.

    No doubt there is linkage here with the falling avian population - fewer insects means less food for birds. Not that they don't eat seeds and berries as well, but every little helps as they say, and many blooms (of insects and flowers) are seasonal. A seasonal gap in the food supply isn't something that any life form can benefit from.

    I'm not saying that I understand all of these intricacies, but it is clear that something amiss is ongoing, and it could be the birds and insects are the canaries in the coal mine, a warning

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  • Fulford at Christmas 2023

    2023-12-26

    My apologies for taking Christmas Day off 🙂.

    It seems that Benjamin Fulford did not, so here we present his Christmas 2023 report for Monday 25th December.

    "... both China and the West (the rest of the world not so much) need to completely change their long, short and medium turn economic plans"

    "The victors in the war against the KM are now presenting plans that are astonishing in their scale and ambition"

    "Once the plans on how to accomplish this are worked out, the result will make the Cambrian explosion look like a champagne bubble by comparison"

    We stand on the threshold of a new age, a new era, a new eon perhaps.

    Buckle up. Do we trust any government that relies on coercion to take us into

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  • Reminder - Covid Was a DoD Project

    2023-12-25

    Oh what a tangled web we weave when first we practise to deceive!

    Brownstone Institute reminds us of the work done by Sasha Latypova and Katherine Watt (as reported here earlier).

    If you are not familiar with this yet, then steel yourself for the most outrageous Covid revelation so far.

    Whether or not you consider that the "emergency" justified the actions taken, did it justify

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  • The Great Game Continues

    2023-12-24

    Putting much of the seemingly senseless activity of recent years into an overarching context, this article from Zero Hedge paints an admittedly complex picture that does knit a large number of seemingly disparate threads together.

    It's about power, and who controls that power.

    This level of global politicking is above my pay grade, but there does seem to be great deal going on these days that could well herald a marked shift in the global order of things.

    Luongo: No One Has Really Grokked How Big The Suez/Houthi Gambit Is

     

  • For the Esotericist

    2023-12-22

    If you fancy a bit of brain-hurt, this may be for you.

    Be warned, it traverses a great deal of history, mythology (what is mythology?) and of the "hidden knowledge" so beloved of the many and various incarnations of the secret societies that have flourished and withered over many centuries - making sense of it is problematic to say the least.

    Still, without wishing to assert that any of it is actually true (truth here must be entirely dependent upon the interpretation of each individual reader!), it does make for a diverting and indeed challenging read in the wake of this winter solstice, when the Sun reverses its course and the days start to become longer once more. Is this anything to do with Lucifer, the "bringer of light"? Or just the same old cycle of the heavens...

    Make of it what you will. They were not called

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