This Week in the New Normal #84
Charting our progress toward the prospect of a great reset and an autocratic, authoritarian future
Charting our progress toward the prospect of a great reset and an autocratic, authoritarian future
While Prime Minister Rishi Sunak warns about threats to ‘democracy’, a young father is jailed for two years for distributing stickers that criticize government immigration policies.
In the wake of his decisive by-election win in Rochdale, the Board of Deputies of British Jews has denounced George Galloway as a “demagogue and conspiracy theorist”
In a major upset, political maverick George Galloway won the Rochdale by-election with decisive majority. The contest was dominated by Gaza and it marks an ominous turn for the opposition Labour Party’s general election prospects
Max Igan on how the world has changed in four years since Covid-19 first appeared. With the emergence of new wars, transgenderism and the surveillance society
In 2014 Donetsk asked to rejoin the Russian Federation. This was achieved in 2022 when Russia annexed the breakaway regions of eastern Ukraine, including Donetsk. Now Transnistria has appealed to Moscow for protection. The thing is that it is located in western Ukraine, next to Moldova, which has just applied to join the EU
The angry response to Olaf Scholz’s claim that UK military personnel are assisting with the use of key weapons systems against Russia suggests that they may indeed be involved. Meaning that British and NATO personnel are actively involved in the war with Russia
The man who brought us questionable ‘vaccines’ to protect us against a supposedly deadly pandemic has a new scheme. He wants to screen the earth from life-giving sunlight in order to protect us from global warming
Thanks to satanist Masonic Jewish subversion, humanity circles the drain.
China supports Palestinian statehood and says resisting Israeli occupation is not terrorism.
18 months ago the then prime minister flew to Kiev and effectively sabotaged a potential peace deal between Ukraine and Russia. President Zelensky was ready to sign but Boris Johnson talked him out of it. Now Johnson is asking $1 million to explain how and why
Jacques Ellul wrote that propaganda “is based on slow constant impregnation. It creates convictions and compliance through imperceptible influences that are effective only by continuous repetition.” Once this groundwork has been laid over time – as it has been with the continuous anti-Russia Putin hysteria – it can be ratcheted up as required. Such has been the case with Alexei Navalny