In Truth & Honour
Moronic genocide continues 5 years on from the first wave. This article was originally written and posted some three years ago now and, for reasons which are clear and apparent, at least to more readers now than then, it is as relevant today as it was then. I state this on the basis that... Continue Reading →
Why I'm exiting an unholy trinity of Limited Hangouts. For the purposes of this article, a limited hangout may be defined thus, a social media platform that censors the writings, speech and/or reach of its users, often without them knowing When I established this site in 2013, I reluctantly joined the limited hangouts known as ... Continue Reading →
A critique of the rhetoric contained in an article on the Richard D. Hall false harassment lawsuit. As I've stated regularly, it is now 2024 and I am too long in the tooth to pussy-foot around being gentle in the face of the empty rhetoric that gets spouted on a regular basis these days. As... Continue Reading →
Plainly expressed, the Truth is simple, which is in marked contrast to the falsehoods that are so manifestly pumped out right now, largely by the state-institutions of propaganda but also by individuals who put their rhetoric before the grammar (the data) and logic (reason). However, the Truth is always a beautiful thing for when it... Continue Reading →
Credit creation and the Deception of Banking. In this ramble through the woods adjacent to Beauvale Priory, in Nottinghamshire, I examine the issue of banking and fake debt, with particular reference to the swindle inherent in every mortgage. The entire edifice of what we call money is, 100% credit based, as detailed in my previous... Continue Reading →
The inherent honour of making a promise is that the individual should fulfill it. By tendering a valid form of payment in the shape of a Promissory note made payable on demand to the bearer, the individual is fulfilling his promise, under the Bills of Exchange Act, 1882: this act is the cornerstone of the... Continue Reading →
A friend recently tendered, in good faith, a promissory note to the CEO of Nationwide Building Society to settle and close his mortgage account. This article examines what happened when the tender of this lawful form of currency was made and how Nationwide is seeking to rely on a dishonest statement in order to extort... Continue Reading →
This latest Rogue Cast is from the Golden Valley, a mysterium within a mysterium. It is to be found to the West of Hereford and it is where I had the greatest pleasure of staying this last week. It is a landscape that is suffused with a magical quality which I have hitherto not experienced... Continue Reading →
The absence of a jury in each and every case of a native Briton being sentenced for his alleged part in the recent riots that were engineered across England means that this is a question that needs to be asked. This latest Rogue Cast is dedicated to the memory of my mother, Jean, who passed... Continue Reading →
Following on from yesterday's Rogue Cast, a number of viewers have shared further information which points to the machinations of the deeply-rooted Freemasonic sorcery at play at all levels of the UK's State-run institutions. This comment is about an actual case in which a Judge who was a Freemason had to recuse himself: @folkmoot36 9... Continue Reading →
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