clive

Director of an FSA regulated business and an IT strategy and support company. Interests: political, economic and social structures; education; history and current affairs; free software; guitar; chinese kickboxing

Shared Understanding

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This article describes, in outline, my learning journey over the last 9 years. While this is a synthesis of my personal learning and living experiences, my expanded awareness and understanding suggest that these are reflections of universal law in action. My learning experience is confirmed and reinforced by observations of others and a growing awareness … Read more Shared Understanding

COVID19: Plunder and Population Reduction

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Structural Violence in 2020 Abstract An exploration into the structural causes of COVID-19, its nature and its timing, in the context of plunder and structural violence incentivised by the current political economy. Inequality, and all that flows from it, is a product of structure – institutional hierarchy and the consequent centralisation of wealth and power. … Read more COVID19: Plunder and Population Reduction

No-One has Died from “Coronavirus”

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As my Bulgarian friend Alex reminded me when he sent me the next link, there is a popular joke in medical circles: “Doctors know something but can do nothing. Surgeons can do something but know nothing. Pathologists know and can do everything!” “No one has died from the coronavirus” Important revelations shared by Dr Stoian … Read more No-One has Died from “Coronavirus”

Toppling Statues is Displacement Therapy

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Friday’s article referred to the madness which has gripped large swathes of Western society. In addition to the symbolic but suicidal wearing of face masks, many have been whipped into a frenzy over the symbolic nature of statues. Historic “slavery” has been substituted, as the focus of people’s choreographed anger, for the current system of … Read more Toppling Statues is Displacement Therapy

Sanity in a Mad World

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Vernon Coleman explains the madness in his inimitable fashion. The Madness is Everywhere“…why we are all fighting our own governments which are run by politicians who want to take away our freedom and our democracy.” Consider the madness of people denying themselves nearly 20% of their Oxygen intake. US regulations mandate a minimum of 19.1% … Read more Sanity in a Mad World

The “Great Economic Reset”

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Friday’s post asked: Who’s New World Order? and showed how the plans for a global government are coming to fruition under the cover of COVID-19. Catherine Austin Fitts lays out the economic context. Catherine Austin Fitts – We are Watching the Mother of All Debt EntrapmentsInvestment advisor and former Assistant Secretary of Housing Catherine Austin … Read more The “Great Economic Reset”

Face Covering Exemptions

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The following are EXEMPT from the requirement to wear a face covering on TfL’s public transport stations, platforms and services: Children under the age of 11 Employees of, or persons providing agreed services to, TfL Police constables (including British Transport Police) officers acting in the course of their duty Members or employees of the emergency services … Read more Face Covering Exemptions

Whose New World Order?

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Yesterday’s post explained how the world has been at war since September 2001. The first casualties were truth and the people who died in the Twin Towers, demolished on that day, along with WTC7. Structures and Money in Transition describes how the phases of World War Three have unfolded and points to the COVID-19 PSYOP … Read more Whose New World Order?

We are at War but Who’s the Enemy?

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I was going to write about the contradictions and lunacy of mandatory mask wearing and its perverse consequences but Pennie sent me this video which is essential viewing. How Will WWIII Be Fought? – Questions For Corbett #062A Corbett Report viewer writes in to ask about the mechanics of World War III . . . … Read more We are at War but Who’s the Enemy?

Decentralised data

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Our work at Critical Thinking focused on analysis but the time has come to act, hence the publication of our recent paper, The End of the Age of Plunder. We need to create alternatives to what is centrally provided, primarily money but then so much more. Alex, who co-authored the last two papers, has been … Read more Decentralised data