I hear a version of this objection at least once a week. Someone asks what I’m working on, I mention UAP disclosure, and they say something like: “Look, even if they admit aliens are real, what difference does it actually make? I’ll still have to pay the mortgage.” It’s a fair-sounding question. It deserves an … Read more
In 1976, inside the King’s Chamber of the Great Pyramid, an American physician named Andrija Puharich set up a tape recorder and conducted a channelling session. The recordings still exist. The voice coming through the medium claimed to be the Sphinx. The provenance sounds the kind one would discount on principle. Stay with the detail … Read more
If you stand at the centre of the King’s Men stone circle at Rollright, on the Oxfordshire-Warwickshire border, and walk a slow spiral outward with a gaussmeter, the magnetic field strength rises and falls in concentric bands. The retired engineer Charles Brooker mapped this in 1983 and the pattern has been recorded many times since. … Read more
In August 2002, a crop formation appeared overnight in a field at Crabwood, just outside Winchester in Hampshire. It showed the face of a grey-type figure alongside a binary-encoded disc. When Paul Vigay, the British cryptographer and UFO researcher who had decoded the previous year’s Chilbolton formation, worked through the binary, he arrived at a … Read more
The Pi Network is set to transition to its Open Mainnet phase in 2024, with the expected launch window being between March and June. This timeframe is contingent upon meeting several critical conditions set by the Pi Network team. These include completing necessary preparations across technology, product, business, and legal domains, achieving a milestone of … Read more
In today’s competitive air travel market, several airlines vie to be listed among the world’s most luxurious airlines. When international air travel became an option, it was only the very wealthy that could afford the tickets. Today, flying is more affordable, but the most luxurious seats still command a proportionally high price. Some airlines have … Read more
As the world’s second largest airline alliance, the SkyTeam Alliance is made up of 19 member airlines that offer a wide range of benefits and rewards for frequent travellers. From earning miles and points to access to exclusive lounges, the SkyTeam Alliance is a popular choice for travellers looking to get the most out of … Read more
If you’re dazed and confused by the talk of cryptocurrency here and central bank digital currency there, then read on for some clarity. CBDCs, or Central Bank Digital Currencies, are a new type of digital currency being developed by central banks around the world, including the European Central Bank and the Federal Reserve. Cryptocurrencies, on … Read more
No one wants to think about the possibility of a nuclear attack, let alone prepping for nuclear war and what follows. The likely consequences of even a limited exchange of nuclear weapons are so awful that most people avoid even contemplating the idea, preferring to take the view that it will never happen, but if … Read more
The wall of denial and ridicule that has prevented the truth about what the world’s governments really knows about UFOs now contains large cracks and is likely to collapse at any moment. It has been in place for about 80 years but the time has now come for it to be removed. There is now a … Read more
Remote viewing is the ability to describe or draw images of objects that are located far away, hidden, or non-existent. It was developed in the United States during the Cold War era as a means of espionage and security assessment. Remote viewing is broadly defined as the ability to obtain information about a target without … Read more
During the first national lockdown of 2020 I posted 22 consecutive posts entitled Britain in Lockdown. Each was a short summary of the updates in the news, the UK government directives, and my feelings about events. To make it easier to read them I’ve amalgamated them into this single post. Note: That was then and … Read more
Every dawn brings fresh hope and a clean slate. Every new year brings new energy and optimism, so with regard to Covid 19 in the UK today, what’s next? The statistics clearly show that the threat of Covid-19 is receding though you might not realise this when you read what some say and how they … Read more
Is the UK heading for a recession in 2022? Some have no doubt that we’re heading for rough economic waters. Others have said it will be worse and that a depression is brewing on the horizon. Here are a few tips on how to budget for a recession or depression. It’s hardly surprising given the … Read more
If your last instinct before leaving your home is to check your pockets for keys, wallet, and mask, when will you remove your face mask for the last time? You’ve seen them, perhaps you’re one of them – the people who wear a face mask when alone in a car or those who when outdoors … Read more
The Insulate Britain campaign seems to be far from over and it’s only the weather that may do more to prevent the road networks from being blocked than the police have done so far. But why this method and why now? Some years ago PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) made a statement … Read more
What are the similarities between the response to Covid and climate change? They’re not hard to spot and you’ve probably already already thought of some. The pandemic is waning and its place in the news is being replaced by climate change, but as we’ve seen there are some striking similarities in the government and the … Read more
In this post I’m going to tell you how to mine Pi, a new form of cryptocurrency. I’m also going to touch upon blockchain and mining, and I’ll tell you how you can get in at the beginning of this new form of cryptocurrency for free with zero risk. Using this link I’ll send you … Read more
Time to let off some steam and facemasks are the target for my frustrations. I wrote most of this on one of those many grey, cold days in February, so not in the best of moods then. If you’re getting ready to defend facemasks let me remind you that this is my blog and I’m … Read more
I recently reached a point where I found myself once again looking for a good mortgage calculator. It’s not the most exciting thing to be doing online and yet working out how to pay off such a massive loan is certainly the most important next to getting healthy. Things being what they are in this … Read more
When the first lockdown was introduced in March 2020 I begain a series of daily posts about it. These updates faded out after about a month when the situation became routine and there was, for me at least, nothing more to be said or that I wanted to express. Much has changed since. Healthy debate … Read more