Author Archives: Pict1

I listened to some of the speech. It is interesting. I wish the people’s of the regions all the best, as I do of everyone in Ukraine and Russia. This hatred should never have been allowed to develop, and those … Continue reading →

There is now overwhelming evidence that the US, or to be precise BuyDem, committed an act of war against both Germany and Russia. Yet, despite this obvious fact, journalists were blatantly lying with a “Russia did it” narrative which even … Continue reading →

I could have started with Trump derangement syndrome, where the legacy media showed an obsessive hatred of Trump, but I’ll start with the covid derangement syndrome, where the press went totally mad about killing off an enemy they could not … Continue reading →

I’ve been looking at preparing for a nuclear war, and through that process, I’ve realised that there is one key phrase which indicates a very strong probability of impending nuclear war: when the US government start preparing to evacuate its … Continue reading →

Yesterday was one of the most important days in modern history: the publication of Liz Truss’ energy plans. In those plans she hinted at what could be interpreted as a U-Turn on Net Zero. She more or less committed the … Continue reading →

I came across an extraordinary document on the web with the innocuous title “Briefing on the upcoming consultative meeting of the BTWC member States” It contains the following allegations: there are currently over 50 Pentagon-controlled biological laboratories modernised with its … Continue reading →

This was originally a reply to someone who had been censored, which I’ve expanded: These days, one person can program a filter that will be applied to each and every post on that social media, down grading or censoring people. … Continue reading →

There is an old saying of “giving someone enough rope to hand themselves with”, which is proving very apt at the moment. The climate alarmists had been playing a very clever game of slowly increasing the costs of fossil fuels … Continue reading →