31st Lesson

"An Englishman's home is his castle". An old romantic notion, but one has lost it's meaning over the course of time. It is a commonly understood principle of life that whatever misfortune befalls you, at least you should still have a roof over your head. Life changing injury? Loss of employment, and no suitable and sufficiently-paid jobs to replace the one you lost? Whatever the reason you lose your regular income, you can be sure there is a social security system that will help protect you. But then 'No Fault Evictions' came strolling along in the UK.

It matters not what benefits you may receive to help pay your rent, or pay the interest on your mortgage, you are no longer secure if you are in a privately-owned property. Even if you are a law-abiding, respectable and decent person who always pays their bills, you have lost the right to keep your home. If your landlord wants you out of his property, he needs no valid reason to do this. It matters not if you have consciously, and regularly, and without fail, always paid your rent on time. This means nothing to a ruthless private landlord.

But you have a contract? That affords you some time, but once the contract expires, and as a tenant, you have no legal right to expect it to be renewed. And there are 'devices' the most unscrupulous landlords can use before your contract ends. These are numerous and can include some dubious tactics, which though strictly not illegal, can coerce or 'persuade' a tenant to move out of their home.

The bottom line is that if a landlord wants you out of his property, he will do so. Depending how quickly he wishes you to vacate will determine what measures he will employ to achieve this. So be wary of what you sign when you first take up residency. Check to see if there are any future plans to sell the property, or use it for some other purpose. Read the 'small print' carefully, especially the part about rent and rates / charges, and other potential increases during your residency. Finally, if possible, get a long-term contract with a no-penalty 'get-out' provision if you need to vacate early for any reason.

32nd Lesson

In Lesson 7 I spoke about being fooled, about being an idiot. But the world is full of them, and why should you be singled out for this cruel treatment?

I have met people who have held powerful positions in various forms of authority, and I have witnessed how dumb they can be. To think such people can be invested with so much trust is both frightening and disturbing. But idiots they are, and of the first class too. You can also earn the unfortunate distinction of being called an idiot when you place your trust in someone purely out of charity. Offering a helping hand that then gets bitten is not a nice experience. Those who know you will think how could you be such an idiot for putting your trust in someone, or some people, when it was clear to all others that they were unreliable? But we all get fooled at some time during our life. We all think to ourselves, if we are being honest, how could I have been such an idiot to do what I have done? I have been there more than a few times.

All said and done, our educational system does not prepare us for the chicanery that we have to experience at times. Why they do not dedicate some time in higher education to teaching pupils the deceptions, the trickery, the dishonesty and fraud we could experience when we finally wave goodbye to our educators, is a question that should be debated. Why can't our lawmakers make it part of the national curriculum? But I guess that's how the establishment likes us - to be unwise and easily fooled by the crimes they commit against us in adult life.

In my 11th Lesson, I said consider everything, but believe nothing. I can only emphasise the importance of this adage if you want to successfully navigate through the rough seas of adulthood and avoid acting like an idiot, or giving others the chance to treat you like one. Anyway ... accept that one day, sooner or later, you will suffer in some way because of a decision you have made, or just because you were too generous, kind-hearted and benevolent. It is also these latter conditions which will inflict the most pain upon yourself when you are betrayed.

So please be careful 'out there'. And please do put some trust in my words when I tell you that the more empowered by authority that someone is, the greater the idiot they potentially could be. In fact, if I were a gambling man, I'd bet my entire fortune (how little it is) on someone who is entrusted with the highest office in the land, of being a complete idiot.

33rd Lesson

World War III ("WW3"): a self-fulfilling prophecy?

I own, design and control numerous websites, and one which I shall be dedicating to this issue will be completed before the end of the year (2024). But I cannot let the opportunity pass to make you aware of some facts that require more urgent attention and consideration.

WW3 is being spoken of quite frequently now. There are several reasons for this. The first is that this is a long-planned event that was going to happen by design, so debate is being deliberately encouraged. Secondly, and in Lesson 10, I spoke of those who like to jump on bandwagons and want to be seen humming the same tune that is being played. Thirdly, there are those who are part of the great WW3 conspiracy, and are recruited to support it and encourage others to repeat what they are saying. All in all, this amounts to an evil and insidious campaign to brainwash everyone else into believing something that in reality is not happening just by accident.

[1] "Yes, we are on our way back — not just by pure chance, my friends, not just by a turn of the wheel, of the cycle. We are coming back more soundly than ever before because we are planning it that way. Don't let anybody tell you differently." - Former President of the United States, Franklin D. Roosevelt, 23rd October, 1935.

[2] See: US Business Operations with Nazi Germany

[3] "A Night at the Garden". The Nazi rally at Madison Square Garden (New York City) on February 20th, 1939. A Night at the Garden

[4] 'War Plan Red'. In this scenario, the British would attack America. But why would one (supposed) allie attack another? Maybe because the (later revealed) American support of Nazi Germany? "Curiouser and curiouser!" Cried Alice (from Alice in Wonderland). War Plan Red

NB. All of the above links open in a new window.

Well, business is business, isn't it? Pay special attention to the 1930s era and how American business interests were helping Nazi German build it's war machine. The situation in Ukraine echoes the same mentality of this era. Financial and weapons support for a regime in Kyiv that prefers Nazi ideology, and is quite happy to use Hitler's textbook approach to repression and abuse of civil liberties. And now there is talk of a possible dictatorship. Anyone surprised?

There is also a lot we do not hear from the corrupt and controlled mainstream media about what is really happening in this 'Frankenstein State'. Too much is still being concealed to protect the pre-conceived narrative of a country being attacked by a ruthless enemy - Russia. All I can say is try to see through the 'BS' and learn more about what is really happening in this part of the world, and why Ukraine is being used as the stick to beat and torment Russia by the architects of the New World Order. And this 'Order' can only be achieved by a further war which the West is trying hard to provoke the Russians into starting - WW3.

I will stop here for now. More in depth information will appear on the future website I have mentioned above, World War 666. Sorry you have to wait to read it, but it covers so many subjects which are crucially interlinked.

34th Lesson

Are you your own worst enemy? Are you stubborn, 'pig-headed', or even belligerent? I only ask as this is a critical aspect of your personality which truly deserves further scrutiny. Your ingrained mindset can be used either to bring success in your life, sometimes at a cost, or to bring trouble upon yourself without good cause. But worse still, when it is combined with pride, that can bring you a whole heap of misery. A lot can depend upon your situation. Do you have your back to the wall? Feel the only way out is either complete submission, or come out all guns blazing? It really depends on which fate is acceptable to you. If you are strong-willed, then you will fight like a demon, and few will blame you for being this way. But if feel your cause is not worth the trouble of sacrificing your pride, then you may just be fighting for something which will only earn you a 'Pyrrhic victory'.

"But the worst enemy you can meet will always be yourself; you lie in wait for yourself in caverns and forests. Lonely one, you are going the way to yourself! And your way goes past yourself, and past your seven devils! You will be a heretic to yourself and witch and soothsayer and fool and doubter and unholy one and villain. You must be ready to burn yourself in your own flame: how could you become new, if you had not first become ashes?" - Friedrich Nietzsche, 'Thus Spoke Zarathustra'.

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So what are you? You need to take stock of whatever predicament you may find yourself in and carefully assess it before rushing into a rash decision. If you are going to fight, rather than 'take flight', make sure you are well-prepared for the battle ahead. There again, if you really are your own worst enemy, then my words will fall like Autumn leaves at your feet; something to be swept away and discarded.

35th Lesson

The Paul VI Audience Hall (also known as the Hall of the Pontifical Audiences). Completed in 1971, it is a 'shell structure' and used as a lecture hall. It was designed and built using reinforced concrete (with the roof made from precast concrete) by the Italian architect Pier Luigi Nervi and completed in 1971. It was constructed on land donated by the Knights of Columbus. NB. The roof was later covered with 2,400 photovoltaic panels (completed and placed into service on 26 November 2008). Of interest, it has been observed that there are no crucifixes or crosses present anywhere in the hall or in the architecture.

The design and symbolism attached to the whole project certainly raises questions as to it's true purpose. But as the Pope has a very wide following around the world, he is going to be a very useful asset to those planning the New World Order. With his devoted followers hanging onto every word he utters, he has a captive audience.

So here we have a Pope seated between the pointed pillars of the building which actually could be described as the fangs of a serpent.

Then there is that sculpture that appears behind the Pope's chair. It is alleged it is the resurrection of Christ arising from the flames of a nuclear war.

"The sculpture, titled 'Resurrection', was partially inspired by the violence and chaos of the 1945 nuclear bombing of Hiroshima, Japan. The artist believed depicting a nuclear explosion would represent a powerful testimony of Christ’s victory over even the most extreme forms of death and destruction as well as the moment when the material, through its annihilation, becomes immaterial. OK ...a nuclear explosion. But as the Christ was NOT resurrected in 1945, this could be a reference to a future nuclear war. And it's unlikely to still be a 'resurrection' as we shall more likely see the Antichrist rise to absolute power over the Earth before this happens. This idea is at least partly confirmed by another remark made about Fazzini: "In his personal notes, Fazzini wrote that it was while waiting for a meeting at the Vatican to discuss the sculpture that he had an idea of "resurrecting Christ from a Garden of Gethsemane rocked by a nuclear explosion."

Read about it here: An 'explosion of spirituality

I would also like to add just a few notes about the Knights of Columbus ("Knights"). On Jan 31, 2020, the Catholic News Agency ("CNA") published a story about the Knights. Previously holding secretive initiation ceremonies, akin to those practised by Freemasonry (re. the 'blue degrees'), members could work their way from a First Degree to a Third Degree Knight. But the CNA reported that these ceremonies would now be open to relatives and friends. "These ceremonials of the order were kept under a pledge of secrecy limited to the membership. The new ceremony will now combine all three degrees and, in another major change, will be opened to the public. Anderson said the exemplification may be conducted in a council's meeting chamber or in a church, with families and friends seated in the pews." So not entirely open to the general public, are they?

You have to be a little suspicious of secret ceremonies, and especially where new members of the Order have to undergo 'rituals'. And even with this new approach to 'openness', there is still the stigma, and doubt, that the Knights are anything but completely forthcoming with the purpose of those who hold the highest ranks in the Order.

You can read more on this story here: Knights of Columbus drop secret initiation ceremony

36th Lesson

Size matters, as they say. But in some cases, for the worse. This is the problem when a body of people becomes too large for it's own good. The little voices that always struggle to be heard in national parliaments grow even tinnier in large institutions such as the European Union ("EU"). This sad situation is further compounded when the corrupt minority who become senior representatives of their respective collectives can influence, and at times almost command (usually by way of deceit or trickery), a great army of 'political soldiers'.

I make no apologies for once again mentioning Ukraine, and how a few corrupt and divisive senior politicians can use the entire force of the EU to decide the organisation's policy on the war that is raging in this torn-apart nation. The Ukrainian people need help to rid themselves of the tyranny they are forced to live with, and not have a horde of European 'Orcs' financing their leaders.

"... in Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings, orcs appear as a brutish, aggressive, ugly, and malevolent race of monsters, ..."

This is why we need to remove this monster we call the EU and return it to the demonic furnace from where it originated. Not that a union of some description is a bad thing, and in fact it could be a great institution, but is is dominated by merciless beasts whose only ambition is more and more power for themselves. We know their names, and they arrogantly display their undeserving authority in the environment we foolishly call 'democracy'. Democracy my a**e. They make a laughing stock of this concept and merely use it as a cloak of deception, one to hide their megalomaniac desires and lack of concern for human suffering.

The challenge for all of those who can see the EU for what it really is, is how to remove it's powers and ability to encourage and finance further atrocities in those countries in which they meddle. The conclusion is that the continued (and often prompted) talk of war with Russia may be the only solution - as long as the self-induced hysteria by brainless, snowflake European leaders does, in fact, bring us into conflict with the Russians. The EU will care not for the millions of lives they will sacrifice, as long as they can continue to satisfy their bloodlust. This is the real danger for European populations, not the falsely engineered threat of invasion by Russia, but the terror that the EU's leaders will inflict upon their own people.

Where we fail though is the fact that there are enough people in each electorate, of each nation in the EU, who will believe in the non-existent threat from Russia, due to an unrestrained and constant bombardment of fake news from the mainstream media. And this is constantly supported with stupid and ignorant (if not corrupt and evil) European politicians getting airtime, and column space in newspapers and magazines. And oh boy! Do some of these politicians love their sound bites, as well as the sound of their own tedious, patronising and condescending voices. But at least those who do not survive World War III will have their stupid and imbecilic voices silenced for good when their heads get blown off. Silver lining to every cloud, yes?

37th Lesson (Lies & Deceit: Part 1)

There is a grey area between deception and lies. Deception is something we are subjected to on a daily basis, but is rarely punishable by law. Lies are a different matter, and can lead to serious legal consequences. So the issue is this: how close to the wind do some people like to sail? And how soon before they drift from safer waters to those which are more unsettled? It's really down to how much one can get away with and the dangers that come with the choice made.

Deception can vary in different degrees of deceit. Advertising agencies are notorious for misleading us, though many do not realise or care enough to understand this is happening. Some of this deceit is subtle, some decidedly less so. Then there is political deceit, something which can have a more serious impact upon our opinions of our elected representatives. In either case, there is a pre-determined motive for either stretching, bending, or even veering well away from the truth.

Advertisements for products or services we buy tend to focus on what sells. One example I recall is an advertisement for a company that makes a range of bakery products. Someone looks leeringly into a baker's (cake) shop window and sees an arrangement of cakes designed to appeal to the eye. The advertiser tells us that are made using 'traditional methods', but fails to mention that there is more to this claim then they are admitting to. I picked up one of their products while out shopping one day, to see if the hype was all it was claiming to be. I found that this physically attractive item it was loaded with artificial additives - ones which did not exist many years ago. But it was all imagery, and that is what sells. I was actually once told (while working in a different sales environment) that a product, if good enough, will always sell itself. 'Sell the dream', was the catchphrase. All the salesperson had to do was sell the finance to afford it. Advertising agencies use various scenarios to sell their products, and the cake shop advertisement was selling the dream - if you loved cakes. The cost, in this instance, was affordable and you would not think twice about it, so that was not going to be a challenge for the manufacturer.

The bottom line here is that you are being lured into buying a product based upon an illusion, but one where the reality is far different from what is being presented to you. Not illegal as the cake may well have followed a traditional recipe, but with extra chemical additives. Feel cheated? You should do, if you take time to read the small print (ingredients).

38th Lesson (Lies & Deceit: Part 2)

Next up is deceit which is of a more serious nature, but which again is rarely punished. Political manifestos are one example. Promises made at election time are sometimes discarded and feeble excuses are made for doing so. It's a similar situation when someone who is selling you something knows that they could be seriously overstretching themselves, but presses on regardless. I have seen businesses created and then fail because they refused to face reality. Their dreams become our nightmares when they have taken our money and we are left high and dry. But again, not illegal if their intention was to honestly provide a product or a service with good intention. Whatever their excuse, we still get cheated. The only exclusion is if the product we are being sold is sufficiently indemnified. But then you still have the inconvenience of getting your money back.

In politics, we have a similar situation. Promises made in earnest fail to come to fruition. But there are also times when when promises made are done so with the deliberate intention of deceiving those who put their trust in them. But prove it, yes? Sometimes a confession is made that this is the way it was meant to be, but without any consequences or punishment for blatantly lying. Senior politicians (that is Presidents, Prime Ministers, etc.) can even break laws left, right and centre (pun intended). But at the end of their term of office, they can 'forgive' themselves of all the indiscretions they have committed.

This is the world we live in. Even the criminal classes will tell you that the only crime you can commit is being caught red-handed. Shame that our politicians also think the same way. Never mind, eh? I have always said that if you want to indulge in a successful life of crime, become a politician. You can indulge yourself in all types of underserved privileges and pleasures in the knowledge that the voting public have given you the right to do so. Gorge yourself on a feast of generous benefits, luxuries, and anything else you find that will sate your appetite. At least this is how some politicians come across, not that it is publicly expressed. Get yourself a nice comfy position on the benches in the House of Commons, join a committee or two, make some approving noises, and take things easily. The only obligation you have is to hold some regular surgeries in your constituency and do a little work trying to represent the voters who come to you for help. With a little luck, or not, you can then be returned to the House again at the next election. So who says crime does not pay?

39th Lesson

When a fox guards the henhouse. There are going to be numerous examples of this happening, but I wish to use Ukraine as the subject for this story.

Until the revolution that occurred in 2014, Ukraine was considered to be more pro-Russian than an independent State free of external influences. But a minority (albeit a significant one) of rabble rousers set out to create disharmony in this country. This eventually resulted in something that came to be known as the 'Revolution of Dignity', but it was anything but this. 'Indignity' would be a far better description as the protestors were primarily backed by the Americans. But this is not the first time in history that America has seen an opportunity to cause trouble in Europe (both East and West).

In this respect, you can pick and choose which of the violent and destructive rebellions that have taken place in recent decades that have caused governments to fall, and for nations to be divided. And along with the Americans, you will also find NATO, and the West in general, giving a 'helping hand' to achieve the ambitions of those who wish to serve primarily their own interests.

So where do the chickens and foxes come into this equation? The trouble that occurred in Ukraine was an example of the fox inciting a few of the chickens to rebel. And to make sure this was going to be a success, the fox inserted some of it's cubs into the henhouse to continually encourage the rebellious chickens. So it came to pass that the henhouse now was under the control of the fox. He could use it's inhabitants to succeed with his own agenda - by encouraging the chickens in this henhouse to provoke the much bigger one next door (Russia). This was an easy task for the rebellious chickens as those who refused to surrender to the new regime continue to fight back. So by continually attacking them, chickens from the neighbouring henhouse decided enough was enough. They felt compelled to send their own legion of chickens to support those being oppressed and attacked in the smaller henhouse. The fox was delighted. Now he could use the rebellious chickens to cause more widespread mayhem, and wait patiently until the chickens from the larger henhouse came flooding in - so he had an opportunity to attack it as well.

How this story ends remains to be seen. But the fox wants war. He wants to feed off the carnage that will ensue. If only the rebellious chickens knew they were being used, then there would possibly never have been so much trouble.

40th Lesson

Drug cartels. But who is the real threat? More to follow. It's the usual story of 'supply and demand'. A nation that says it embraces democracy also creates a society where anything goes. People will turn to drug use and abuse when they cannot cope with the environment in which they live. The reasons for this are numerous, but it will always be the weakest who will fall prey to the curse of drug addiction when they see no prospect of a normal life. It's a form of escapism, a form of relief.

There also the foolhardy who see drug use as some from of recreation. Unlike the former, a short sharp shock can possibly help them redeem themselves and see the error of their way. But when you are weak and pathetic, and feel life has nothing to offer you but ongoing misery, then drugs are one of the ill-conceived answers to this state of mind.

The big question is this: how much has the State contributed to the condition where some people feel their lives really are worthless? It will not be to blame in some cases, but definitely will give the opportunity for the weakest to seek some form of escapism. And does the State really care about the hardest drug addicts? It see them as being a challenge that cannot be defeated. So it reluctantly accepts that they will always be there.

This is where the drug cartels come in. They see a demand for this type of lifestyle and they help provide the materials to sustain it. And it matters not who provides the drugs, someone, somewhere, will always see drug peddling as an opportunity to fill in any void that exists. By this realisation alone, you can never resolve the issue of drug use. And in a 'free society', you cannot even force a drug user to attempt rehabilitation if the desire is not there to either start it, or complete it.

The 'system' is not perfect. It is full of holes which people can fall though and be considered lost forever. Look at the homeless people who have nothing but a few meagre possessions who have lost their jobs, their homes, etc. They have resigned themselves to spiralling levels of degeneracy to the point have lost sight of what it is like to live like a regular human being.

This is life, it can be a real 'bitch' at times, and the drug cartels know this. So they are only part of the story, not all of it. Create a fair and equitable society with true justice, fairness for all, opportunity, decent living standards, etc. You get the idea. Then you can defeat the issue of drug abuse at source, and not just blame the drug cartels for exploiting what they also see as an opportunity to enrich themselves. And before I close, I would also add that drug cartels are not the only form of exploitation. Many commercial, industrial, and medical institutions also exploit their 'customers' in a similar way. They do this by contaminating, poisoning and abusing the trust of those who use their products. In this sense, they are worse then drug cartels because they use deception to sell their ideology to the greater masses. They do this by bribing politicians, by broadcasting and publishing misleading claims and advertisements, deliberate concealment of their environmental crimes, etc. Solve the challenge of drug abuse by starting at the top, and not the bottom. In this way, many of the issues that plague our society will resolve themselves.