by Martin Armstrong QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong, I thought you would be wrong on the pound. I will yield to your forecasts. I do not know how you do it forecasting so many things around the world and getting them right no …
Basically, what happens is, some obnoxious fairly abusive, unintelligent police with nothing better to do than go around looking for anyone or anything that might possibly offend someone’s feelings, try to enforce their authoritarian draconian policy onto innocent citizens that …
by John Ward As Brexit winds its way through a number of concentric circles of bitterness and arrogance, there is a tendency now for the British not just to think about something – anything – else, but also to ignore what’s …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ttv4ichL2mg America soon to follow WP
Its over. The entire world is watching and the world is horrified. There is no backing down now, it is all or nothing for the UK, Canada, Italy, France, Sweden, Germany, The USA and countless other once great nations. #FreeTommy …
In The UK… You’re Not Allowed To Talk About It. About What? Don’t Ask! “I am in a country that is not free… I feel jealous as hell of you guys in America. You don’t know how lucky you are…“ AC
https://www.mrctv.org/blog/world-care… Remember Cecil the lion? Of course you do. But do you know the name Alfie Evans?
Seems like Britain is becoming 1984 Orwellian style with the new set of laws. Do you really want this for the U.S ? https://youtu.be/8XqUYgIpeFg h/t zerocool7777
Patriotic Britons afraid to show their national pride in public for fear of ABUSE The results, published in the Express, show a discouraging trend. One in four believe we are living in the least patriotic decade ever. The 1940s were named as the …
by John Ward Global battle lines are being drawn, and ranks are closing. May and Macron have thrown in their lot with Alt State perjury. The Slog lays out a dozen solid reasons for the depiction of Great Britain’s emerging position …
by John Ward In this post, I wish to express strongly my view that – as regards the Skripal poisoning allegations by Her Majesty’s Government – it is time to stop playing politics, and way past the hour at which All …
by Martin Armstrong The British Government forecasters have today issued the first red snow warning for five years as the UK braces for potentially the worst blizzards since 1962. Britain has seen as much snow as the Bizzard of 1962 …
by Martin Armstrong From January 31st, 2018, the UK authorities have a new power. They can now use new and expansive investigative authority to require both individuals and corporate bodies to provide information as to how they acquired property. Known …
by John Ward We have a fresh new UK political Party in our midst, which is targeted at ‘You and all the people of the United Kingdom – across regions, generations, professions, sectors, ethnicities. You might work in business or the …
Cash eclipsed as Britain turns to digital payments… Notes and coins set to fall to just 21% of sales by 2026, raising questions for those who rely on the cash economy Britain will move beyond “peak cash” this year, according …
NHS data shows the winter pressures have gripped A&E units across the country Ambulance delays of an hour have also doubled in a week, NHS figures reveal Some 4,734 ambulances faced an hour wait in the week ending December 31 …
by Mark Angelides A leaked policy document obtained by the Guardian newspaper lays out a series of proposals and plans that deal with the shape of Britain’s immigration policy after leaving the European Union (EU). But Brexiteers are saying it …
by Mark Angelides On June 23rd, 2016, Britain voted to leave the European Union. In one of the most startling political upsets to the British and European Establishment, the highest ever voter turnout rejected the Globalist EU and opted to …
David Davis and EU rule out soft Brexit on day one of negotiations David Davis and the EU slammed the door on any prospect of a “soft” Brexit as formal negotiations on leaving the EU finally got underway in Brussels. …
by Mark Angelides The Conservative party under Prime Minister Theresa May has failed to win an outright majority; this means that she has the option of either plodding along as a minority (with little hope of getting a Queen’s speech …
by Mark Angelides Recent figures show that in the UK, more than 50% of households receive more in State benefits than the pay in direct taxes (income tax, VAT etc…) to the Government. The Centre for Policy Studies says that …
by Mark Angelides After several hundred years of complaining about the UK ownership of Gibraltar, Spain is looking set to make a final play for the territory. Gibraltar has long been recognized internationally as belonging to Britain with only Spain …