There’s almost nothing left to say about 9/11 that hasn’t been said already by someone at some point. And there’s nothing new to report: except for one development regarding legal proceedings, which I’ll touch on at the end. But
Admittedly a strange one, this. I almost wasn’t going to post it at all: but I’ve decided to just do it anyway. I apologise in advance if this article slightly lacks clarity: I haven’t thought it through very well.
So. The 2026 FIFA World Cup. The biggest show on Earth. I’ve been working on
So, Disclosure Day is here. The movie, that is. This article contains no spoilers, by
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“The greatest World Cup ever…” is what he’s calling it. Of course he is. And that’s what ‘FIFA peace prize’ winner Trump
The horrific murder of Henry Nowak has become a major trigger for social unrest and political manipulations. And it was always going
There’s a lot to unpack here, a lot of high strangeness: not just UFOs, but ‘demons’, pastors, bizarre books, and an imminent
So, more UFO files. More uncertainty and ambiguity. The May 22nd release, much like the May 8th release, contains some genuinely interesting
So, the Pentagon’s highly publicised release of UFO related files began a few days ago. The initial tranche of files – as
A recent announcement in the press says an ancient ring found in Bethlehem ‘belonged to the man who crucified Jesus’. The man they refer to is actually the Prefect or Governor, Pontius Pilate – so, strictly speaking, not ‘the man crucified Jesus’, but the man who okayed the crucifixion. The
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A brief word in respect for Labour MP Gerald Kaufman, who passed away a few days ago. And also on the story of Hannah Arendt (pictured above); one of the twentieth century’s most important writers. Kaufman, who served as a Member of Parliament from 1970 until his death in 2017,
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On September 1st 1918, Damascus fell. Or was liberated – depending on your perspective. It fell to the Arab Revolt, carried out in the name of the Hashemite Prince Faisal of Mecca, and aided by the famous T.E Lawrence. The capturing of Damascus, the oldest inhabited city in the
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The more I look at the entire paradigm, the stranger
On 13th March 1996, according to the ‘official’ version of
Human beings aren’t just getting greedier, but stupider. That’s according
The wonders of the Hubble Space Telescope continue to stun
So, a quick follow on from the post on the
Film
It’s hard for people sometimes to explain why someone mattered
Some have referred to it as ‘the Return of Captain
A diary kept by the late actor Heath Ledger while he
It is 20 years since the first broadcast of the
It is hard to imagine that the original Star Trek
Comics
Music
There is of course already plenty of evidence and logic
“This is not pop music,” REM’s Michael Stipe says, as
The ongoing infantilisation of American politics and discourse is something
For at least two months after Chris Cornell died a
Every couple of months, in the last few years, it