Maybe better than we did
Sylvia Shawcross
Now, Godot the raccoon, now aptly named Myrtle-Godot arrived plump and tired and fuzzy at dawn for what would be her morning feed. She laid her cool fingers on...
2024 & the Inevitable Rise of Biometrics
Kit Knightly
Have you noticed a lot of two-factor authentication prompts lately? Are you getting emailed verification codes that take forever to arrive, so you have to request another? Perhaps you...
Brent and Neil go to Manchester – Introduction
Iain Davis
Read the whole series… Part I – Part II – Part III – Part IV – Part V – Part VI – Part VII – Part VIII – Part...
This Week in the New Normal #90
Our successor to This Week in the Guardian, This Week in the New Normal is our weekly chart of the progress of autocracy, authoritarianism and economic restructuring around the...
Anti-War Mothers – Celebrating Mother’s Day in the US
VN Alexander
I refuse to raise my child to grow up to kill another mother’s child. Julia Ward Howe, founder of Mother’s Day, 1870 Originally conceived as a protest to war,...
Too Massive to Comprehend
Todd Hayen
I remember a time not too long ago when you could sort of see what was happening in the world, even in your own backyard, with some degree of...
AstraZeneca just pulled their Covid jab….why?
Kit Knightly
British-Swedish pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca is halting production and supply of their Covid19 “vaccine”. The news was announced yesterday, following the European Medicines Agency declaration that the shot would no...
New “Guide” Teaches UK MPs to Spot “Conspiracy Theories”
Kit Knightly
The government wants all its representatives to know there is no cabal of billionaires running things, and if you doubt it then read this handy guide paid for by...
This Week in the New Normal #89
Our successor to This Week in the Guardian, This Week in the New Normal is our weekly chart of the progress of autocracy, authoritarianism and economic restructuring around the...
Quick Take…UK Local Elections Set the Stage for “Change” of Government
The UK ran local and mayoral elections today, and surprise surprise so far it is a big win for Labour. At the time of writing, the “opposition” has won...
Bringing Transhumanism Down to Earth – Part 1
Lissa Johnson, Daniel Broudy & David A. Hughes
Originally published by Propaganda in Focus “All of our exalted technological progress, civilization for that matter, is comparable to an axe in the hand of a pathological criminal”. Albert...
Quick Take: So…what’s with all the spying?
Kit Knightly
Breaking news, from just a couple of hours ago, is that five British men have been charged with “conducting hostile activity in the UK to benefit Russia”. Details are...
OffG Recommends…Last Will & Testament
Today is St George’s Day, and it’s also Shakespeare’s Birthday …not really. The truth is it’s a guess. William Shaksper, “the man from Stratford”, is known to have been...
This Week in the New Normal #88
Our successor to This Week in the Guardian, This Week in the New Normal is our weekly chart of the progress of autocracy, authoritarianism and economic restructuring around the...
Beijing McCafé
R Weiler
The people’s expectations have evolved in general from satisfying basic needs to improving the quality of life, and their demands at different levels and in various areas are becoming...
Killing a Few for the Benefit of Millions
Todd Hayen
Since when has this (the title of the article) become the mantra of civilized humanity? I grew up in a time when this thought would never enter your mind,...
Bird Flu, Censorship & 100 Day Vaccines: 7 Predictions for “The Next Pandemic”
Kit Knightly
Of course by “pandemic”, we really mean “psy-op”…because nothing about the next pandemic will be any more real than the last pandemic. Hell, given the leaps forward in AI...
Biometric identification: It’s what Russia craves?
Riley Waggaman
The nations of the world are racing each other to see who can tag their respective cattle in the safest and most voluntary and convenient way. Meanwhile, the cattle...
What We Don’t Seem to Care About
Todd Hayen
When I say “we” in the title of this article, I don’t mean us shrews. I think most of us do care about these things I am going to...
Climate Change Court Cases are on the rise. Here’s why.
Kit Knightly
Yesterday, a group of senior women from Switzerland won what is being called a “landmark” human rights case concerning “Climate Change”. At a hearing in Strasbourg, the European Court...
