2025-04-10

If the last half-decade shows us anything, it shows us that the Donald is not to be underestimated.

So here we present a different view of the Trump "second term", and how it may develop.

One thing is now clear: he is setting about wrecking the comfortable assumptions that underlay the previous world political order, and he challenges the world to rebuild something better. Will the world explode, implode, or will it respond positively?

This article sets out to explain how the positive response may look - but has anybody told Ed Milliband?

2025-04-10

OK, this is likely a bit way out for most, but why not listen and see how it lies with you?

The inimitable Clif High (polymath, but probably here best introduced as a futurologist) discourses on the times incoming - starting not next decade, not even next year, but maybe this May.

Forewarned is forearmed as they say, this is probably futurology on steroids, nothing is so unpredictable as the future but maybe we should listen up anyway.

Never say that we shy away from posting challenging material!

2025-04-10

This speaks plainly, directly - probably too directly for some.

But steel yourself. It's not rocket science. 

Nor is it Party Political - Labour just happen to be the party currently in office, but it went on under their predecessors for ever.

Nor is it exclusively racial / religious - it runs deeper and wider than that.

We have to deal with it as best we can.

It is time.

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2025-04-10

The Family Courts in their current incarnation are a relatively recent innovation.

I don't recall that there was any great clamour for them, but one particular aspect of their operation is cause for concern:

"Courts in England and Wales have a principle of open justice where hearings are held in public but family courts are held in private because it has been felt that this protects children"

Thereby at a stroke defeating the age-old principle that "justice must be seen to be done".

So... denying a fundamental principle of justice can be allowed if

2025-04-10

Deaths? Which deaths? There are so many...

I could be talking about Gaza, Ukraine, Myanmar, or any other flash-spot around the world, I could be talking of the fentanyl crisis in the US, or I could be talking about our neighbour down the road in the UK.

Everywhere people are dying.

As they always do, mostly due to the encroaching frailty of advancing years. 

But not always, and particularly now.

Now they die from bombs, from "terrorism", from diseases that are suddenly virulent - measles in the US, cancers everywhere, heart failure in young age-groups previously unacquainted with heart disease.

Yet we do not react. We just shrug and get on with our lives. Heaven knows that remaining socially upright requires solvency, and that solvency is being attacked on many fronts just now, as it has been over the last half-decade.

2025-04-09

Once more Richard Vobes shares a video, this time of one-time Royal Marine Steve Forsythe who explains the world as he sees it - and it isn't the world as most of us see it.

So what does he see that we may not?

Whilst some of us hear what "they" tell us, others observe their actions and deduce their motivation.

"By their fruits you shall know them"

So, pin back your ears and pay attention:

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2025-04-08

OK, this site does not do party politics...   but maybe this once I might almost make an exception!

I'm not making any kind of recommendation here, but perhaps we might be cognisant of what is going on at the Runcorn and Helsby Constituency By-Election, where candidate Graham Moore is standing on behalf of the English Constitution Party.

Our current ruling elite has done a thorough job of pushing our ancient Constitution into the background (and under the bus) over past decades, and even Brexit hasn't resulted in its restoration to legal effect and national prominence, so perhaps we should be asking: "Why not?".

Now I'm sure that a perfectly respectable case could be made for a new constitutional settlement based upon Great Britain (England Wales and Scotland) or indeed on the United Kingdom as is (perhaps with minor tweaks for

2025-04-07

The Bernician reminds us that sometimes history, although it never precisely repeats, does have a tendency to rhyme.

Should we be worried that current events do seem to be following a similar trajectory to the events that led to the Great Depression of the 1930s and in turn into WW2?

Will we be any better prepared this time around?

2025-04-07

Another item of news that a number (a large number) of people will hope will be eclipsed by the incoming global financial gyrations is brought to us by Zerohedge:

Billed as a take-down by Europol of a massive child pornography exploitation site, is this the first major salvo in the war against paedophilia, or is it just a passing flash in the pan that will recede quickly into the mists of oblivion that the main news media will make a point of not revisiting?

"1.8 million users worldwide visited the site over the course of Operation Stream between April 2022 and March 2025"

Oh dear - think how many names and card payments have been collected by the authorities over that period! I doubt they will be going to waste, unless the 'high authorities' can close the investigation down on some inappropriate pretext.

Perhaps we really are in for a

2025-04-07

This is not a conventional financial analysis.

It is the view from Clif High, so take it with as big a pinch of salt as you would any other financial viewpoint.

It's a world-view, based upon what we might dub as the Trump effect.

Make of it what you will.

"Another war is not going to help us".

2025-04-07

This article is written from the American perspective, but politics knows no national boundaries any longer.

As nobody has ever said to my knowledge, but it needs saying so I'll say it:

"Our Creator gave us the most extraordinarily capable organ between our ears, and it would therefore be the height of discourtesy not to use it"

Yet today's education establishments seem to go out of their way to discourage its use.

The tactic is presented as a Left vs Right issue, but that does a great disservice to the many - well, several at least - proponents of "the Left" (for example, Yanis Varoufakis) who assert that the Left should be the champions of the people, and who see no conflict between that ideal and the ideal that we should use our "God-given" gifts to the full to that purpose.

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2025-04-07

Ben's report today covers a whole lot of ground, treading on many toes that would certainly prefer to have been left untrodden.

As always, for the full read you will need a modest subscription.

One is left with the distinct impression that many flapping chickens are about to come home to roost over the next weeks. It's hard to see how this will be pretty, but it isn't likely to be dull...

Trigger warning - unsuitable for children. 

Dive In.

2025-04-07

We have featured a number of articles on the topic of AI, notably as used by Martin Geddes to formulate his arguments more comprehensively than he would have been able to do unaided in the same time-frame.

Today we have another contribution to the topic, this time from Cyntha of FallCabal fame, whose approach is from a different perspective. 

Can both be right?

As always, it depends...  

If we recognise the limitations of AI, and use it accordingly for its analysis and presentation skills, then perhaps it can excel, yet if we expect it to exercise human judgement, we may be disappointed. It isn't a living breathing being with hard-fought life experience to match.

We "know"

2025-04-04

We all heard the story of how Boris Johnson took a trip to Kiev allegedly to tell Zelensky to break off the talks with Russia, that had taken place to end the initial Russian Special Military Operation.

What on earth was that about?

Here to paint the overall picture is Scott Ritter once more. We are all familiar with the idea that the CIA has been pulling the strings behind more or less everything untoward that goes on in the world, but maybe we should ask who the CIA (and maybe even the Mossad) work for?

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2025-04-04

Autism - what is it, why is it?

We need action, but all we get is normalisation and B-S.

The problem is not that we need to be more understanding and supportive to the victims, the problem is that things have been, and still are, going from bad to worse and we get more victims every year.

What is "our NHS" doing about it? 

The same goes for dementia. We are bombarded with messaging these days to tell us to be more "dementia friendly", but is that not to (deliberately) confuse the disease with its victims, thus distracting us from the real problem?

What is "friendly" about dementia?

What is our NHS doing

2025-04-04

The Donald is nothing if not controversial. It's almost his middle name. So is he the man to take down the deep state for ever... or is he simply here to take down Deep State mk 1, only to replace it with Deep State mk2?

Who's to say?

Enter Ole Dammegard, whose life has been one long serial investigation into false flag events all around the world. What he doesn't know about false flags isn't worth knowing.

So whilst we must all reach our own conclusions about where the world is going, listening to Ole Dammegard is an essential part of our preparation.

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So question everything, except your heart...

2025-04-03

Martin Geddes strikes again, this time looking at the aspects of judicial "quality control" within the Family Courts system in the US.

With a twist - AI does the analysis, thus minimising the effect of any pre-existing perceptions on his part.

The result...  well, best read for yourself.

I have little doubt that a similar result would ensue from a UK analysis. Clearly this needs to be urgently progressed.

2025-04-03

Dr Reiner Fuellmich, co-founder (with Dr Viviane Fischer) of the Corona Investigative Committee in Germany, has now been incarcerated in Germany for many months in what appears to be an attempt to break his resolve.

This update from James Roguski reviews the circumstances and summarises the current situation, which appears to be both interminable and unreasonably harsh by design and in flagrant breach of all the normal principles of justice.

This site followed and reported on Dr Fuellmich's investigations and subsequent Covid Grand Jury, an ensuing update, and

2025-04-03

Better late than never, but the Tory Leadership (you know - those who from the get-go were far-sighted enough to lead the Brexit campaign and to rubbish the absurd and impracticable stupidities of Net Zero) have... desperately hopefully... and only one suspects because they now have no alternative...finally acknowledged that Net Zero isn't going to happen, and if it does it will destroy the nation's future.

"Today, I’m talking about one of the biggest ways we are destroying our children’s inheritance. Let’s start by telling the truth on energy and net zero. Every single thing we do in our daily lives is dependent on cheap, abundant energy."

Well Kemi, there are, sadly, no prizes for coming last. True leadership is indicated by coming first, but the Tories have