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Author Archives: malagabay
Edwin Johnson goes to St Vincent
Edwin Johnson unravels the Uncalibrated Radiocarbon Dating Clusterfuck. Continue reading: Edwin Johnson goes to St Vincent
Edwin Johnson goes to Moscow
Edwin Johnson gets to grips with Russian History. Continue reading: Edwin Johnson goes to Moscow
Barbarossa Eight
Every nation and every defensive alliance should know it’s limitations. Continue reading: Barbarossa Eight
Posted in Economics, History
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1235 The Year of the Galleys
The decline of the English Galley points to when English Seas ceased being Inland Seas. Continue reading: 1235 The Year of the Galleys
Garland Nixon: Statement Analysis
Garland Nixon educates and entertains by using Statement Analysis. Continue reading: Garland Nixon: Statement Analysis
Posted in Economics, History
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History of Oars
More maritime mirth and mayhem made by the mainstream mindset. Continue reading: History of Oars
Posted in Arabian Horizon, Books, Evolution-Devolution, Gravity, History, Roman Chronology
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Philosophy: Selling Shit Sandwiches
Philosophers make some sense when you realise they specialise in selling BS. Continue reading: Philosophy: Selling Shit Sandwiches
Posted in Economics, History, Science
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Darwin’s Double Dark Earth
Darwin dug down in the dirt near Dorking and documented the Dark Earth. Continue reading: Darwin’s Double Dark Earth
P N Oak: World Vedic Heritage
Anyone who enjoys challenging ideas can avail themselves of the high quality copy of World Vedic Heritage: A History of Histories by P N Oak that’s been uploaded to Archive.org.
Posted in Books, History
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Andrei Martyanov: Elite Education
It’s safe to say Andrei Martyanov is unimpressed by the elite education that lies behind such masterpieces as: The Longer-Term Export Credit As A Business Problem In Mechanical Engineering.
Posted in Economics, History
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The Bastardi Belters
Last weekend Joe Bastardi hit some real belters. Continue reading: The Bastardi Belters
Posted in Atmospheric Science, Economics, History
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Two Routes To Tyranny
Western commentators have observed a growing awareness the traditional Politcal Left and Political Right are considered two cheeks of the same arse.
Posted in Economics, History
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The Meek Adapt
Is adaptability an advantage? Continue reading: The Meek Adapt
The Meek Inherit
What happened when The Meek “inherited” the Earth? Continue reading: The Meek Inherit
The Meek Maker
Which species subjugated Homo Sapiens to produce Homo Domesticus? Continue reading: The Meek Maker
Posted in Evolution-Devolution, History
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Meet The Meek
Does Darwinian Domestication demonstrate Devolution? Continue reading: Meet The Meek
Posted in Evolution-Devolution, History, Science
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International Pandemic Treaty
In 2015 Stanley Johnson wrote a thriller about the rise of a mysterious virus and one man’s fight to stop a deadly pandemic. Read on to discover whether that one man could be Boris Johnson in 2022.
Posted in Economics, History, Medicine
10 Comments
Harry’s Farm: Food Prices
The old fashioned concept of the national interest suggests it’s time to put out to pasture the Government Expert Idiots who are paying British farmers around £600 a hectare to grow wild flowers. Continue reading: Harry’s Farm: Food Prices
Posted in Economics, History
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Bob Moran: COVID1984
Award-winning cartoonist Bob Moran discusses how he was fired from The Daily Telegraph for speaking out against government biosecurity measures.
Posted in Economics, History, Medicine
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Scott Ritter: Finland and Russia
Scott Ritter, for better or worse, explores some of the more controversial storylines of Modern European History en route to delivering a strongly worded warning to the people of Finland.
Posted in History
10 Comments
Safe and Effective
Should a pharmaceutical product be considered Safe and Effective after a Randomised Clinical Trial has revealed it increased Non-Accidental Mortality by 9.11 per 100,000? Continue reading: Safe and Effective
Posted in Economics, History, Medicine
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Martin Armstrong: The Future According to the ECM
Martin Armstrong uses his Economic Confidence Model to shed light on what’s next for the global economy. Topics include rising interest rates, Private v Public wave, the reason markets crash and much more.
Posted in Economics, History
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Cancer Rising
At the beginning of the 20th century the Encyclopaedia Britannica noted Annual Cancer Deaths in England and Wales had risen over the previous forty years from 403 to 861 per million. Continue reading: Cancer Rising
Posted in Economics, History, Medicine
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Long Covid
The official good news is that two doses of a COVID-19 vaccine halves the odds of long COVID. Continue reading: Long Covid
Posted in Economics, History, Medicine
6 Comments
War in Ukraine and Collapsing World Order
Reality, like gravity, brings everyone back to earth with a bump.
Posted in Economics, History
5 Comments
Nigel Farage’s Crystal Ball
The 1st of April is a good day to separate The Fools from The Far-Sighted.
50 Ways To Leave Your Gas Supplier
Once upon a time there were 50 Ways To Leave Your Lover.
Posted in Economics, History
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Tom Luongo: The LIBOR Twist
Some classes in the University of Life are just too important to miss.
The Thin Skinned Earth
James Maxlow has produced a glorious series of Expansion Tectonics images that lead to some surprising results. Continue reading: The Thin Skinned Earth
Posted in Earth, Geology, Inflating Earth, Liesegang Cavities
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Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun
Have the Technocratic Elite unwittingly Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun? Continue reading: Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun
Posted in Economics, History
8 Comments
Malaga Orange Alert
An Orange Weather Alert has been issued for Malaga province
Posted in Atmospheric Science, Spain
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Edwin Johnson Goes To China
Continue reading: Edwin Johnson Goes To China
Growth Hormone and the God Complex
Sometimes subtlety doesn’t work. Sometimes you have to be far more explicit. Sometimes you explain what happens when people Walk on the Wild Side. Continue reading: Growth Hormone and the God Complex
Posted in Economics, History, Medicine
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Grand Jury Day 3
Continue reading: Grand Jury Day 3
Posted in Economics, History, Medicine
8 Comments
Gonzalo Lira: You’re About To Be Poor
The West is Going West.
Posted in Economics, Guest Authors, History
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