no soundbites in truth - in truth no soundbites

Real – as in truthful – British history wasn’t taught as I passed through school. Nothing much happening before the Romans and very little worth mentioning afterwards until ….“1066 and all that.” Fairly dreary with no sense of context, no…

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yesterday, today and tomorrow

Amid the covid back and forth there’s always the ‘Meanwhile ….’ 

Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth persevere in their efforts while N.I.S.T. prevaricate – it’s an issue which will not die, nor should it. There’s an obvious truth, unpalatable…

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covid and 9/11

If I watch the ‘news’ – and it doesn’t matter from which part of the World – it looks like a horror show and often is, it wouldn’t be news without the scenes of conflict, and, thus, the Australia I…

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It's not all gloom and doom

My ignorance is appalling in more fields than I care to count. I have to unlearn much of what I’ve been taught and to question continually. The history of the country of my birth and of the country I now…

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Violating Community Guidelines

“a nation that is afraid to let its people judge the truth and falsehood in an open market is a nation that is afraid of its people.” 

John Fitzgerald Kennedy 

So leads off the remarkable Tony Heller in a youtube…

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When consensus is a pretence.

Consensus in science doesn’t exist and I’m not sure that it could given the nature of scientific inquiry. 

Yet when it comes to Climate Change the absurd 90% plus figure regarding consensus is trotted out like a Gospel.

31,000 American…

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'Artorius Rex Discovered'

‘Artorius Rex Discovered’ is not a book for the faint hearted. It is so densely packed with minute detail that it’s no wonder that a search for ‘Wilson and Blackett debunked’ turns up no result. A bit of scurrilous nonsense…

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