In perverse twist, the crisis to engineer tolerance of a bad Article 50 deal incorporates the vote on the deal
In the previous FBEL article on this topic, it was said that the vote of no confidence in Theresa May back in December was “all about engineering support in the country for a bad Article 50 deal”, More...
In perverse twist, the crisis to engineer tolerance of a bad Article 50 deal incorporates the vote on the deal
In the previous FBEL article on this topic, it was said that the vote of no confidence in Theresa May back in December was “all about engineering support in the country for a More...
The Stage: Theresa May copes in pantomime debut as old woman who scraped excrement from the bottom of a shoe
So, all of a sudden there is going to be a vote of no confidence in Theresa May, and possibly a Tory leadership contest. Make no mistake, it is all about engineering support More...
The vilification of civil disobedience; Part One: the second referendum
There has been some talk recently, by quite senior politicians, about the possibility of civil disobedience arising from an attempt to hold a second referendum on the UK’s More...
That thing launched at Gatwick still hasn’t landed, and might not be able to
If the Gatwick drone incident teaches one thing, it’s this: remote controlled vehicle enthusiasts need an alibi when the planets rise in the airspace above Britain’s airports. More...
National Action series; Part Four: more Army connections, confirmed and suspected
ITV news, which has had an especial interest in the subject, would have its audience believe that “National Action (NA) has hit the headlines again”. Of course, one must More...
The importance of freedom from the bonds of Horusfest and Janus-related festivity
And so Horusfest, which is the name coined at FBEL for the mid-winter festivities honouring and worshipping the returning More...
Crossing roads on foot: where the Luciferian collectivisation is immediately life-threatening
A few years ago an article was published at this site concerning how the behaviour of people at traffic lights More...
The case for Britain as engineer and instigator of World War I; an introduction
Writing in the margins of a communiqué that had made the scales fall from his eyes,...
No surprises as “Tommy Robinson” turns up at the Old Bailey – and a motorway service station
The Lady Justice that sits on top of the Old Bailey carries a sword in her...
Praetorian pantomime: inevitably, the likelihood of Salih Khater being the driver becomes an issue of doubt
Since the previous FBEL piece on the car crash in Westminster for which a suspect has...
British and Russian relations ahead of World War I: paying out the rope for a self-hanging
In this continuation of a series examining the British engineering More...
Orcs in the Shire: why the Establishment hates nuanced discussion of immigration and Islam
The Lord of the Rings by JRR Tolkien, on first perusal, presents itself a fascinating prospect for the discovery More...
100 years of War Death Worship (its Luciferian significance) & troping UK Government crime
November will bring 100 years since the end of the First World War. Armistice Day and Remembrance Sunday will fall on..Post-Magna Carta, the mob concurs: “Skripal poisoning” case suspects did it because police say so
The Metropolitan Police’s “Skripal poisoning” case suspects have been interviewed by RT – the reader is probably well aware. Alexander Petrov..Taxation truly is theft: a “sitrep”
In a long running dispute between the household from whence FBEL issues forth (let’s put it like that), hereafter More...
Old lessons found in surprising places: Sitcom, Aristotelian liberalism, and social engineering
When one refuses to consume the programming that constitutes television broadcasting, it is impossible to contrast old school insult-driven, dialogue heavy,..So, the British Government is entirely corrupt. What happens next?
Last week, the Russian envoy to the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) brought Syrian witnesses to Brussels. They..The First World War and the March of Socialism
There is a growing tendency in works of revisionist history to blame Britain for the commencement of the First World War..
Of Integrity Initiative, the Soubry incident, the SRN, Brexit, and control of the message on the internet; Part One
There is a little detail, in all the noise emergent from it, that suggests that the “burning”, or the compromising of..
A Cheng’e in the moon means a Hou Yi on earth
The Chinese have landed a craft on the far side of the moon. There is a picture where a rover has..
Britain and France’s secret World War I alliance: a guarantor for Russian aggression
Continuing the series where post-9/11 criticism is applied to the events leading to the start of the First World War (see..
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