This essay was originally posted in 2017. I have revised it in accordance with yesterday’s video essay, the Right to Bear Arms which referenced the 1817 Pentrich false flag operation but did not provide the details. I’ve also included an audio recording: The Pentrich false flag was engineered by a government agent known as ‘Oliver the Spy’ – real name, William J Richards – and it centred around Pentrich in Derbyshire, where the former Butterley ironworks stood. 3 men were hanged in Derby by the tyrannical government who used the staged event to introduce a raft of ‘Acts’ which curtailed […]
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A Question of Rhetoric
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 such, I will, if I feel it necessary, or am so inclined, demonstrate exactly how and why the rhetoric of some people is open to question and challenge, just as all my published writings are.. What do I mean? Simply that when one offers up […]
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