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Collateral Damage from the United States of Europe
We are on trajectory for a United States of Europe (or what some people refer to as the Fourth Reich). If you have ever had to steer a course on a boat or plane, you will know of the need … Continue reading
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Tagged ASEAN bank, Collateral damage, ECB, Fed, globalists, nudge
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Will you walk into my parlour?
This Blog has often pointed to the predatory nature of large corporations. They have, step by step, moved away from being companies of people who choose to work together in order to do something they know about. They are now … Continue reading
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Tagged addictions, bernays, corporations, fly, gambling, psychopaths, spider
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Beams and Motes
The Independent on Sunday has an exclusive report that the UK Government is to attack the ‘it’s not my fault’ culture of excuses offered by ‘troubled families’. The attack is to be led by Eric Pickles MP (right), who is … Continue reading
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Tagged Beam and Mote, judgements, Osborne, Pickles, troubled families
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Sharing a Jubilee
Britain has just enjoyed a weekend of parties and barbecues in celebration of Queen Elizabeth’s Diamond Jubilee. Have you ever wondered about the idea of a Jubilee? Traditionally a Jubilee was invoked (perhaps every 50 years or so) as a … Continue reading
A crazy idea
Here’s a thought experiment: just imagine that there is no such thing as money, but everyone keeps on doing what they do now. We turn up for work, keep the lights on, farm the land, make the gadgets. We could … Continue reading
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Tagged Crazy, development, fulfillment, imagination, money, natural organisation, satisfaction
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The course of time
An entry in my diary from last week refers to the arrival of warm air outside! After a very cold winter and bleak spring, it felt wonderful to open the doors and windows to let in the fresh, soft, warm … Continue reading
Sorry, Harry
You can’t make this stuff up. Harry Windsor has received the 2012 Distinguished Humanitarian Leadership Award for charitable work with wounded soldiers. Since Harry’s billionaire family are supported by British tax-payers to the tune of nearly £200 million a year, … Continue reading
Cracks in the Rear-View Mirror
Imagine you are driving along at a comfortable speed, maybe 50 or 60 mph, when suddenly a loose tarpaulin flies through the air and completely obscures your forward view! If you are lucky you will be able to see something … Continue reading
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Tagged complexity, government, law, perspective, rules, science
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A keeper of Sheeple
A couple of years ago the mainstream media regularly attacked blogs as being written by sad, lonely people with nothing better to do than vent their deranged spleen against the world in general. As the institutional corruption of the mainstream … Continue reading
Principled Policing
Every day this week (Sunday, Monday, Tuesday) there have been headlines pointing to corruption and malpractice at the heart of Britain’s premier police force – The Met. The stench of something rotten within the UK police has been rising for … Continue reading
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Tagged bribery, corruption, mutual aid, police, principles, racism, Sir Robert Peel
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