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Exposing globalist lies, media manipulation & elite agendas. Truth seeker defending free speech & critical thinking. Awake, not woke. No compromise.

West Midlands, England
Joined October 2016
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The heavier an economy's debt, the less sovereignty its people retain. The US, much like the UK, appears to be caught in a deliberate trajectory toward a globalist bailout and future subservience.
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In 2023, Russell Brand posted this video after the allegations against him were first brought to light. I honestly don't know what to think about his guilty verdict today; we have seen what the radical left justice system does to people in this country.
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The ultimate paradox of modern British politics: The government forces brutal austerity on the public to "reassure the markets," when it’s the markets that break the economy in the first place. Why do we treat the arsonist like the fire chief? The UK is trapped in a toxic dependency loop. Because we spend more than we tax, the state relies on private speculators to buy government bonds (gilts). If the City throws a tantrum, bond yields spike, and taxpayers get hit with the bill. Right now, the UK burns over £110B a year just paying interest to lenders. That is cash directly stolen from the NHS, schools, and infrastructure to appease private capital. Ever since the 2022 Truss disaster, Chancellors have operated in total fear of a "market panic." But the real irony? Budgets obsess over public debt while ignoring the hyper-risky, under-regulated private debt in shadow banking and private equity. When those private gambles fail, the public is forced to bail them out anyway. By cutting public investment to please bond traders, the state chokes off actual economic growth. It's a broken system: we starve public services to satisfy a market that punishes us for being poor. Until we stop letting private capital dictate national policy, the public will keep paying for crises they didn't create.
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We are trapped in an artificial economic matrix. We’re told money is scarce, interest rates must rise, and we must accept a lower standard of living because "there isn't enough money to go around." This is a systemic lie. Professor Richard Werner proved that banks don't lend money – they invent it. Every time a bank approves a loan, they don't move funds from a vault. They type numbers into a spreadsheet, creating brand-new currency out of thin air. The ultimate irony? We provide the cash, we pay predatory interest on money they manufactured, and we fund the taxpayer bailouts when their speculative bets fail. If private banks hold an un-elected monopoly to print 97% of our money supply, why isn't there a public outcry for radical regulation? We need a complete overhaul: strip their printing powers and restrict credit to productive, real-world utility. Those who think this is funny, are the perfect product of a deeply corrupted system.
🚨Brilliant interview! 💸💰💸💰💸💰💸 🚨How do banks create money ? 💸💰💸💰💸💰💸 🚨Prof Werner is incomparable. In the 5000 yr history of banking no-one has ever done an imperical study of banking to show where the money comes from- until now. Step up the rock star economist Professor Richard Werner. His amazing qualifications and held positions makes the eye water. He is truly the authority on this subject. Banks are thought of as deposit taking entities who lend money - but that is just wrong. His assessment - Banks dont lend money but they misrepresent (lie) to their customers and say that they do.
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What most people already understand, even without the economic terminology, is that firms like BlackRock operate less like investors and more like modern feudal landlords. These vultures buy essential infrastructure,water networks, ports, energy grids, data centres, and other public necessities, often using vast amounts of borrowed money and paying prices that ordinary market participants cannot match. Once the acquisition is complete, the debt is pushed onto the acquired company itself. The result is simple: the public start paying. Consumers repay that debt through higher water bills, rising energy prices, increased fees, and declining service quality. The infrastructure becomes a real cash-extraction machine. Profits flow upward to the shareholders and executives, while the financial burden flows downward to ordinary households. When the model inevitably breaks down, the consequences are socialised. Communities are left with crumbling infrastructure, polluted rivers, and failing services. Thames Water in the United Kingdom with a £14 billion debt mountain and repeated sewage scandals is a stark example of what happens when financial engineering takes precedence over public stewardship. The executives who loaded the company with debt have already collected their bonuses. The investors have already taken their returns. And when the system finally reaches breaking point, taxpayers are expected to pick up the bill. 🔴Privatise the gains. 🔴Socialise the losses. That is the business model........
Not a single new water reservoir has been built since Water Privatisation in 1989, despite UK population growing from 57 million to 69.5 million. Failed state. Westminster betrays its citizens to enrich unaccountable offshore private equity.
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Because artificial intelligence is incapable of emotion or suffering, it cannot be held legally or morally accountable. Instead, responsibility must lie with its creators. This human oversight is essential to keeping the technology effectively regulated.
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While creators program the AI, the machine itself remains entirely unaccountable. Having first captured the laws and politicians, these parasites are now converting those legal frameworks into unaccountable code, permanently insulating themselves from the human consequences of their greed.
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This is insane... Whitney Webb exposes the history of Palantir. Palantir started as a DARPA project. It was going to completely destroy our constitutional protections so it was quietly taken out of government and rebranded as a private company to do the EXACT same thing.
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Ann Widdecombe exposes how Westminster is just a bunch of actors playing identity scripts. Shortly after, she is murdered. Coincidence? Really?
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The Rape Gang Inquiry Report. bit.ly/4uE5odw
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The only thing that stops violent men from raping you and your society are other men who are equally willing to be violent in stopping the rapists. The West has decided that the highest virtue is to quietly comply with the destruction of your civilization because to do otherwise is bigoted toward the rapists. It really is that simple.
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He’s able to see the world for the first time ❤️
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This is TERRIFYING. The way Keir Starmer just responded to @TRobinsonNewEra's Unite the Kingdom Rally sounds like he really wants it to be his January 6th. What is Starmer preparing for? He denounced “hatred” and "racism" (neither of which are on the itinerary). And he said he will use the full force of the law if necessary to prosecute people. He will deploy 4,000 policy officers to the event and will use a massive array of facial recognition cameras to identify people attending. This is actually bone-chilling.
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Kevin O’Leary says anyone who opposes his dystopian data center is probably working for China. A debate.
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