2024-04-04

The German Government has blown the lid off the pandemic narrative:

"Hospital occupancy in Germany fell to an all-time low in 2020" 

"There were no more severe respiratory illnesses than usual in 2020"

"Corona came, influenza disappeared (Robert Koch Institute (RKI))"

"Age-standardized mortality was not higher in 2020 than usual"

"Mortality has only increased in 2021 (Federal Statistical Office)"

"People who died with or from coronavirus were on average 83 years old, the other deceased

2024-04-04

It looks like we will get one or the other.

The BRICS countries have already started the process of stabilising the global currency base by linking their currencies to hard assets, which makes them interchangeable at (relatively) stable exchange rates. A bit like (but not the same as) the old Bretton Woods system where participating currencies were linked to the US Dollar which in turn was linked to gold - and which started to fall apart when certain countries started to suspect that the gold which the USA was supposedly holding for them might not actually exist... and demanded it be delivered back.

Bretton Woods was replaced by the "petro-dollar" whose value was supported (but not fixed) by other countries' need to use dollars to pay for middle east oil (from Saudi Arabia most famously).

Now that much of the world's oil is traded in other currencies in place of the dollar, financial stability is become polarised - the BRICS (based on hard assets) are

2024-04-03

The strike on Iran's diplomatic mission in Syria made headlines, but Scott explains exactly why he believes that this strike was a very deliberate and precisely timed act with results very favourable to Israel.

But that's just the start of his analysis... what follows is a masterclass in the Middle East situation, not to mention the wider world of global geopolitics... including (but not limited to) the Ukraine.

It's a long haul, but hugely informative. 

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2024-04-03

The end is nigh? Let us all pray so.

Ukraine needs TLC and reconstruction, not indefinite war.

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2024-04-03

Whilst this unthinkable but totally one-sided conflict drags remorselessly on, Col Macgregor is valued for his experience both of matters military, and matters US political and geopolitical. 

Yes, it's complicated...

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2024-04-03

"The Arizona Republican Party is set to vote... at their state convention to declare Covid 19 and mRNA injections biological and technological weapons"

"On Saturday January 13th, the Maricopa County GOP passed the resolution with 87.4% of the vote"

It seems that the idea that these mRNA / Covid injections are "safe and effective" is taking a beating. Perhaps evidence and logic do hold sway over propaganda after all, even in the good ole US of A.

If the Republican Party adopts these resolutions across other states (not unlikely given the support of the National Federation of Republican Assemblies) and (as seems inevitable barring assassination) Trump becomes the recognised official president of the Republic, I doubt that shareholders in quaxxine companies will be

2024-04-02

We don't do party politics on this site, because we believe that the party political system (a) acts as gatekeeper to prevent people of "unsound" views from getting elected and (b) if any do by some mischance get through this filter, they will be controlled by the whip system to vote as the party desires rather than in the interests of their constituents. 

Those who control the political party leadership (by whatever means) have Parliament sewn up.

If the leadership of the very few major parties are all controlled (by whatever means) by a single controlling entity (UN-WEF partnership anybody?) then we live in a dictatorship.

That said, the Reform Party has just chucked a googly onto the playing field perfectly timed to warm up the next general election and to remind the population (warning - words are insufficient to do this justice but I'll try) of the extraordinary parliamentary and legal contortions that followed the last National Referendum, when they

2024-04-02

Martin Geddes has been to Bonnie Scotland (well, Edinburgh) again, this time to report on the protests about Humza Yousaf, now First Minister of Scotland and widely associated with a recent innovation in Scottish Law that some feel may hamper "free speech" in Scotland. 

It's a cracking report, with a goodly selection of placards that survived the wet weather remarkably well. I defy you to keep a straight face!

I also think that the lessons he draws are very pertinent:

"If you accept one lie as truth, it will be leveraged to allow any deception to become doctrine"

Enjoy the show!

2024-04-02

We have all been following the UK Covid Enquiry under Baroness Hallett to some extent, to determine how well or otherwise she will dig down to the matters that concern the population.

The good Baroness has a long and distinguished history of being appointed to chairing enquiries into matters of national significance.

Today we have news of a contrasting type of investigation that was conducted in Canada by what one assumes to be a self-organising collective of people throughout Canada, who set up a National Citizens Inquiry to look into the handling of the Covid event in that country. 

It will be fascinating to compare the output (when the UK enquiry finally completes... ) of these two approaches.

2024-04-02

I gave up being a religious person a long time ago. "Spiritual" and "Religious" are words with variable meanings depending on your life experience - how are they to be interpreted?

Why is the notion of "sacred" religiously excluded from all "science"?

If science means anything it means "to know"... to know the truth about how the universe in which we find ourselves, the universe of which we ourselves are very much a part, how this universe actually works - and if matters sacred exist here at all, then an understanding of "sacred" is surely an intrinsic part of the "science"?

Do such questions have answers? If so, where are they to be found?

I don't always relate to "Stop World Control" because I normally find him too hectoring, too "in your face", maybe a bit too "melodramatic" to be persuasive, but at the same time I don't doubt his authenticity or his motivation - these are times to try

2024-04-01

"With this week’s report appearing on April 1st, we thought about writing an April Fools’ joke article. However, the real situation is already like a sick joke so we didn’t bother"

" ... what is happening is no joke but a prelude to a very likely massive military move by Russia, North Korea and China to take Western Europe, South Korea and Taiwan out of Western control. The West is so paralyzed by criminally incompetent governments that this will not be a war so much as a walkover"

You get the gist.

Also read why the Baltimore Bridge fiasco may be important.

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2024-04-01

Free speech used to be taken for granted, thanks in large part to sensible legal precedents set by sensible judges in times past, who opined that the right to speak only without offending was not worth having. Now a quick internet search for "the right to speak only without offending was not worth having" pulls up a myriad of articles about how to speak without causing offence, but none about the status quo ante, so far has the needle been pushed away from previous precedent.

And yet, whilst offence may or may not be "offered", it doesn't instantiate unless "taken" - and these days it doesn't even have to be offered to be taken, it can be taken anyway. Therefore in principle, the party that "gives" offence isn't able to judge whether or not "offence" will be taken. One can guess, but one cannot be reasonably sure either way.

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2024-03-31

The Guardian reports that legal advice to the government has been given that the Israeli actions in Gaza breach international law...

"... according to a leaked recording obtained by the Observer"

“I remain convinced the government has completed its updated assessment on whether Israel is demonstrating a commitment to international humanitarian law, and that it has concluded that Israel is not demonstrating this commitment... "

If this is true it may go some way to explain the recent vote by the UK at the UN Security Council for an immediate ceasefire to lead to negotiations on a permanent cessation of hostilities.

It does appear that currently

2024-03-30

Richard Vobes in an earlier video investigated some seemingly dubious wireless masts with Ian Jarvis.

Now Colchester Council Watch brings us news of not dissimilar goings-on in Gloucester, where activists have been taking their council to task for lack of public consultation, not to mention "malfeasance in public office"...

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2024-03-29

The EU is notoriously dismissive of its populist parties, and the UK is well out of it (at least legally out of it - politically it is obviously still a work in progress, that some suspect may outlast the EU itself).

I suppose that the British have a bit of a reputation for independent thinking - although not always right-thinking. I suppose that our struggle for independence (ie: getting out from under) has been going on ever since the Romans invaded, and for all I know it may even predate those times.

But it is now clear that independence is a multi-layered concept - we regained our legal nationhood from the legal clutches of the EU, but not yet our political independence from their top-down political thinking - that very plainly still has to be resolved, and that resolution is a battle not only for our nationhood but also for fundamental truth and integrity within our governing institutions. We need to recognise and understand who really governs us, and how they do it, before we will be able to

2024-03-28

It's all very simple really, but it's illustrated with a nice chart which usefully brings it all together.

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2024-03-27

This will have huge and lasting ramifications for the USA as Baltimore is a major East Coast port handling massive imports from Europe and trans-Atlantic trade (see the segment starting at 24 minutes).

The Port of Baltimore is now out of service until further notice - none of that trade can resume until the debris has been cleared from the channel, and all the I-695 traffic will have to be diverted inland until a new bridge can be installed...

If you wanted to create maximum chaos then this would be a good place to start, although this does appear to be an accident.

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2024-03-27

Obviously the conspiracy theorists are working overtime, and coming up with all sorts of stuff that has already been debunked by authoritative sources, such as the BBC.

So don't pay any attention to this nonsense about the imposition of 15 minute cities.

Especially if you live in Oxford.

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2024-03-26

Many people will have a view about the recent deadly attack on the Moscow entertainment venue, but Scott Ritter is a well-informed commentator with a life-time of experience. Always worth listening to.

Sadly the sound quality is poor, but it's not disastrous.

"The Russians know everything".

Watch and weep - the perpetrators never stood a chance, rather like their victims. Will this go down as an object lesson in how not to mount a terror attack?

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2024-03-26

... or perhaps more accurately, "enough industrial waste product", in this case from the manufacture of aluminium. It's dangerous and difficult to safely dispose of fluoride, so what better than to dilute it by adding it to our drinking water supplies "to protect our children's teeth"?

And since it's not a regulated medication but an industrial waste product, perhaps it doesn't need "informed consent" and so forth? 

UK Column reports.

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