In Truth & Honour
The Royal Arch degree of trhe Freemasonic brotherhood entails promising to assist and, where necessary, cover up the crimes of a fellow mason, even when they are those of treason and murder. In this Rogue Cast round Sansom Woods, I ponder how Stephen Knight's book, "Jack the Ripper: the Final Solution" uncovers a wealth of... Continue Reading →
How the Fallacies of the captured British State will be its undoing. Fearful of the Madding Crowd’s rejection of his WEF diktats, Agent Keir Starmer, reliant entirely on logical fallacies, continues to pump out the empty rhetoric which is spoon-fed via the usual propaganda channels to a British public which has had enough. ... Continue Reading →
As we enter the Dog Days of August. Yesterday, I posted an article which covered the scripted street theatrics that are breaking out across the Isles of Britain right now and posited that the riots are socially engineered. It is as though the controllers are baking a cake of civil unrest from a WEF recipe... Continue Reading →
The absurd media theatrics of the past week are considered in this week’s Rogue Cast, which is in 3 Acts - Act 1 - a Head-Kicking Act 2 - a Satanic Supper Act 3 - Family matters In this episode I ramble along a dismantled railway, visit Newstead Abbey and delve into the absurd hubris... Continue Reading →
For those who may not know, the Sheep Farm Podcast is the platform created and run by Dominic and Christian, two brothers who come from the same area of Huddersfield as myself. In fact, we went to the same state institute of mind control known as 'Salendine Nook High School', albeit at different times,. Once... Continue Reading →
The Paradox of Existence. In this latest edition of the RogueCast, I ramble around Colwick Park and consider the paradoxical nature of existence. “The ancient Greeks were well aware that a paradox can take us outside our usual way of thinking. They combined the prefix para- ("beyond" or "outside of") with the verb dokein ("to... Continue Reading →
How tribal affiliations are a matter of resonance. Following my previous article, The Tribe, I took a ramble across the gentle hills near Cossal, West of Nottingham, to further ponder the issue. The subject matter arose from an enjoyable conversation I had with Dom and Christian of the Sheep Farm podcast, which certainly had a... Continue Reading →
... of policing and its functionality across the lands of Britain in 2024. In this RogueCast, I take a ramble once again along the banks of the River Trent. As stated in my preamble, how far have British policing standards slipped?, written specifically on the subject of peace-keeping and those who take on the role... Continue Reading →
You are cordially invited to join me on a walk around Wollaton Park, Nottingham in which I muse upon the so-called material reality of this realm and encounter a posse of stags and an ancient oak tree. It was inspired by two recent visits to the National Trust properties at Sudbury House and Hardwick Hall. Both... Continue Reading →
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