In Truth & Honour
HOW & WHY MAGNA CARTA WAS FOUNDED ON ANCIENT BRITISH HISTORY & LAW. It is reasonable to state that the Peoples of these islands [commonly known as the 'British Isles, including Ireland'] have a long and noble history of common law. Natural law may be seen as the innate understanding of what is fair or... Continue Reading →
A Maxim is an eternal truth. The above aphorism was originally expressed by our ancestors in the ancient Brythonic language, ‘Y Gwir Yn Erbyn Y Byd’ In this realm where the demiurge dominates the every thought and action of 99.999999% of the poulace, the 'rogue', the indvidual who goes his own way,... Continue Reading →
False fears are invariably predicated on lies and, Whilst God Loves a Trier, The Devil Loves a Liar "Tell the Truth and Shame the Devil" is another maxim that has resonated with me from all those decades ago when I first heard it, most probably from my dear and departed mother, Jean. It is... Continue Reading →
Some 200 feet below the Pumping Station at Papplewick, Nottinghamshire, there is a huge aquifer- an underground supply of water that never runs dry. This is Part 2 of my RogueCast on the pumping station. Half a mile to the north of the pump house, there is a remarkable underground reservoir, which the official... Continue Reading →
Each day, millions of gallons of water are pumped up at the Papplewick Pumping Station to be distributed to thousands of homes. Now pumped out with electric pumps, which replaced the still-functioning steam-powered ones, the station stands as a monument to the engineering and architectural abilities of our British ancestors. This is a special edition... Continue Reading →
Logos is Reason, it is the logic of the Trivium and its meaning has been watered-down in the Bible by way of its mis-translation from the Greek to English. Manners Maketh the Man was the theme of yesterday's essay and this RogueCast is a further rumination on the subject, one in which I introduce the... Continue Reading →
Good manners appear to be in short supply right now. It seems appropriate that after the recent passing of my 86 year old mother that I once again revisit another adage which she oft repeated to me at an earlier age, Manners maketh the Man Sometimes she would adopt it to, "It costs nothing to... Continue Reading →
A Maxim is an eternal truth. The above aphorism was originally expressed by our ancestors in the ancient Brythonic language, ‘Y Gwir Yn Erbyn Y Byd’ When the truth is that Covid1984 is a fraud, on the simple basis that there is no evidence of its existence, and the criminal politicians and the complicit mainstream media... Continue Reading →
Part 1: The Royal Rejection of god by the queen and her men. “No enactment of man can be considered law unless it conforms to the law of God.” Sir William Blackstone. Recently, I’ve been considering the nature of my relation to god, particularly in regard to natural law and the truth or logos (as... Continue Reading →
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