In Truth & Honour
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 →
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 →
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 →
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 →
as engineered riots break out around the Isles of Britain. The Dog Days of Summer are those days when the heat is at its fiercest, the tempers their shortest and the canine rage at its highest. The intensity of life is never more keenly felt than in the month of August, the height of the... 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 →
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