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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 "Andrew Tate inspired school stabbing" is fake
Don't worry, you haven't missed a major news item this morning: I'm just getting in there early, extrapolating from recent events, and mass predictive programming (more of which later), for when this "event", rather inevitably, is sensationally reported in the news. Whenever there's a high-profile incident of this nature - a stabbing / shooting / […]
The Conspirasocialists
Quite recently, I covered at this site the insidious anti-human cult that is “socialism”, and how it operates: in short, socialists believe nobody has achieved anything in life on merit, but purely because they have had unfair advantages, such as rich parents or a private education. As such, socialists believe others are not entitled to […]
False freedom, terror, and truth
In my immediate family, I have: one husband, two parents, one grandparent, six aunts and uncles (plus their partners), 15 cousins, and then many more cousins of various stripes and tiers (2nd, 3rd, removed, etc., and no, like everyone else on the planet, I don't know the difference). These further-afield ancestral ties exist not just […]
Controlled freaks
It would be fair to say that, as a consequence of my (massive) musings on this site, I am often in trouble. Not, however, with the normies (I think they've concluded I'm so far gone, there's no longer any point even trying - even John Bye doesn't expose me any more, despite the fact I've […]
Food For Thought
When I was 12, I - like many inhabiting this age bracket - have to say I regarded myself as rather cool. In many ways, it was quite an improbable self-evaluation, since my favourite band was Take That and I was firmly convinced that denim crop tops with dungaree straps were the last word in […]
Spooks sell state-sponsored suicide
You may or may not be aware (and probably aren't, to be fair) that ox sacrifice has historically been a practice in various religions and cultures, including ancient Greece, ancient Rome, and the Rek Dinka of Southern Sudan. Ox sacrifice is also repeatedly mentioned in the Bible, including at Isiah 66:3, Deuteronomy 17, and Exodus […]
The pearl-clutching plight of the persecuted people's hero
Alternate title, "Andrew bloody Bridgen again...." - but I thought what I went with was both slightly more poetic, and substantially more accurate, in terms of concisely encapsulating what the interminable bloody Bridgen is up to now... Newer readers may wish to familiarise themselves with the history of Mr. Bridgen's "persecution", not least that which […]
Stand in the place where you live (or don't...)
It's been quite a long time since I was last told off by a teacher (and, in fact, the last time I recall it, it was in a sardonic form of 'congratulations', as apparently I had managed to be late for my final year of school 87 times - a record!), but I got quite […]
Eric Idle's Legs
One of my favourite ever films is the nineties British comedy, 'Nuns on the Run' (my other favourite films include A Fish Called Wanda and Clockwise, and my favourite TV show has always been Fawlty Towers: bet you can't guess what surreal sketch comedy series I was brought up watching...). The plot of Nuns on […]
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