The man who thinks critically is naturally inclined to ask, ‘where on earth, am I? A video essay: There are many who posit that any critique of the nature of this realm is a psy-op and that any examination of the evidence pointing to this being a globe or a flat plane, is but...
A review of “Sixty Degrees South – Beyond the Ice Wall” by Andy Ross and John Hamer. Note (15/09/25): the previous article had a long preamble to the review. This concentrates on the review only. The premise of the novel is that due to the Antarctic Treaty of 1959, no civilian of any country is...
The construct is necessarily a fiction. Notes Firstly, a heartfelt thank you for the kind donations and welcome to all new subscribers Debanked by the Co-op – 1k per day in UK The irony of being falsely accused of fraud by a fake ‘bank’ when every UK High St bank is operating fraudulently 24/7...
The realisation that you are in this world but not of it is beyond the cognition of the vast majority of people who go along to get along. That knowing is as subtle as a breeze that rustles through the tree-tops and to grasp its ephemeral quality may, initially, seem impossible. However, with experience,...
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,....
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...
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....
The deceptive machinations of the undercover agents are brought out into the bright light in the graveyard of their vanities as I ramble over the treacherous terrain of the last fifteen years, during which time a number of agents have attempted to infiltrate Universal Community Trust (UCT) and the reach of the Great British...
Rogue Male, published in 1939, is a novel by Geoffrey Household in which the protagonist, a member of what he calls ‘Class X’, heads out to Poland with the aim of hunting a tyrant whose existence is a threat to millions. Although the novel never mentions his name, it is apparent (and Household admitted...