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The calm before Reform
It is no great revelation that life was a lot easier in the '90s, but one rather overlooked advantage of existing at that time was how much easier it was to watch a good film. You just waited until 9pm on Friday or Saturday night, and there'd be something entertaining and scintillating and well worth […]
If you want to tell people the truth, make them laugh...
… Otherwise they’ll kill you (or, the modern equivalent thereof, engage in multiple online smear campaigns…). The accuracy of this idiom was perfectly encapsulated by this short (17 minute) video, by the consummately conspiratorial comedian, Alistair Williams. Weighing in on the Lucy Connolly controversy, and with some excellent insights into the pantomime drama that is “the news", Alistair […]
Lost in lockstep
One of the most instructive exercises I've ever undertaken in understanding how the mainstream media really works came via writing a letter of complaint to the Daily Mail in April 2019. My letter read as follows: Dear Sirs, I read an article in your online newspaper today entitled 'Research scientist, 28, reveals her horror at […]
The Whole of the Moon
Tomorrow, 29th July 2025, marks the one year anniversary of the notorious "Southport stabbings", where - the media tells us - three little girls were stabbed to death "at a Taylor Swift themed dance class" (this detail is always included in any media coverage on the subject, make of that what you will). Initially, when […]
Prediction or pattern recognition?
I feel that I can confidently assert that anyone who has ever spent more than about three minutes on the internet has, at some point, given into one of the inescapable advertisements to take a free online IQ test. Mainly intellectual vanity traps that will give you a vastly over-inflated score in order to compel […]
Uncivil War
As I detailed in my last article, I like to try and keep on top of various prominent pieces of predictive programming (I watch it so you don't have to), as it reliably gives us a good deal of insight into what the social scriptwriters have planned next. They told us about "Covid" with 2011's […]
The Big Picture 5: Miri, Francis and Leo in conversation
In the latest of our semi-regular chats, Francis, Leo, and I discuss deception, division, and the critical importance of questioning - including and especially when people imply you shouldn’t. Beginning with an exploration of the Lucy Connolly case (the mother allegedly sent to prison for Tweeting), we discuss how psyop strategies have evolved to become more interactive, and, therefore, […]
Ray needs a dishwasher, and the country needs Reform...
Who remembers the bizarre insistences of teachers at school that we must all wrap our textbooks in wallpaper? That - both the wallpaper and the textbooks - were two of the many scholastic rituals I was thrilled to leave behind when I finally got through my 12-year incarceration of government schooling, and I didn't expect […]
Mad Cow Disease
It's fair to say I am no stranger to controversy or personal attacks, but even I was quite surprised at the - shall we say - "strength of feeling" that erupted as a result of my last article, exploring the military-intelligence tactics that are used to manipulate us online, with particular reference to Lucy Connolly. […]
You have now entered a military space
In common with, I imagine, most people reading this, the internet has been something of a revolutionary lifeline for me. Most people currently in my life, I initially met online (including one I married!). Access to the internet enabled my so-called "awakening", making available to me astonishing and life-altering information that I never would otherwise […]
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