By:
Miri |
May 31, 2022 |
2 CommentsAs this week marks a seminal occasion in British history, I thought it was time to take a moment to reflect upon exactly where we are in the deftly coordinated global narrative, and what might be in store for us next (and when I say seminal occasion, I refer, of course, to the fact that […]
By:
Miri |
December 30, 2021 |
6 CommentsSo, Ghislaine Maxwell has been found guilty, and all the headlines and talking heads are predicting she will begin naming names to reduce her sentence. Meanwhile, rumours are swirling about Prince William's affair and that the Queen may be dead. This is framed against the backdrop of yet more top celebrities being publicly accused of […]
By:
Miri |
December 17, 2021 |
One CommentI still have a lot of normie friends on my Facebook page, from back in the olden days when I used to pretend to be one of them (I never really was, though; I always hated the Guardian and used to make a point of ostentatiously reading books by obnoxious American conservatives, just to annoy […]
By:
Miri |
October 31, 2021 |
One CommentI often think fondly of my hate-fans, as they increasingly irately refresh my page (in between booster shots and sanitiser slathering), muttering darkly to themselves from beneath their muzzles, "why isn't she dead yet?" The fact that I'm not, and nor are any of the thousands of similarly conspiraquacked people I know, should really serve […]
By:
Miri |
August 12, 2021 |
One CommentI wrote a post the other day analysing, based on statistical data and facts, whether we are currently in the midst of "a deadly plague" (spoiler alert: we're not). Here's the post. It wasn't emotive or propagandist, it was just factual, based on one ineffable fact: if you are in the midst of a deadly […]
By:
Miri |
August 10, 2021 |
One CommentIf you look at world population figures and global death rates over the past ten years, you will see 2020 - the year of the deadliest plague ever known to man - was in no way remarkable. The global population increased (yes, increased), by 1.05% - a slight decrease on 2019's 1.08% increase, which was […]
By:
Miri |
July 4, 2026 |
No Comments... Was not in 2020. I know many readers are abundantly aware of that fact, having been in it for many previous years or decades themselves, and would consider me a relative 'newbie' for first becoming involved around 2014. Fair enough. I salute your veteran status - and indeed, Mr AF himself is one such […]
By:
Miri |
April 21, 2026 |
No CommentsAs I quite often mention, I rather admire the Amish people. In fact, 'admire' might not be emphatic enough a term: 'starstruck' is closer to it, and the only time in my life I have ever really felt an emotion of the starry-strucky variety was in 2013, when I was studying in upstate New York, […]
By:
Miri |
March 31, 2026 |
No CommentsIn relation to my last article, commenting on the role of a certain ethno-nationalist tribe in "the conspiracy" - which attracted the predictable "antisemitism" accusations - one of my subscribers made a very astute observation. They said: "I used to rent an apartment from an Argentinian Jew in Sant Cugat, Barcelona. There's quite a large […]
By:
Miri |
March 18, 2026 |
No CommentsIt started in Club Chemistry near the Canterbury Campus, reports Cameron Charters - and the vaccine costs £330. I mean, I could just leave it there. The usual sniggering Masonic signatures are already stamped all over this theatrical production, with the CCs and 33s everywhere - and Canterbury is an especially Masonic location, with a […]