Society

Many occupations incur the penalty of near terminal boredom, however security work has possibly the greatest levels of mind boggling boredom associated with it. The only tangible benefit is that the hours spent in quiet reflection can lead to a greater self knowledge. Likewise a greater understanding of others.

The nightlife of most cities runs on a high octane cocktail of intoxication and emotion. The individual ingredients generally include a healthy concession to drugs. Trustees of modern pharmacology account for a substantial percentage of the public who frequent premises with an entertainment license. Often the patrons are not the only ones under the influence.

A couple of drinks too many and the next thing you know, life has changed forever and you can't get a do-over.

Despite all the incentives to do so, don't let your emotions run wild when you're socialising. Especially if you're under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

Alcohol can make people do things that they would normally never do. While this often has the potential to degrade into a situation requiring the involvement of the Emergency Services, sometimes it doesn't.

While the oldest profession is often touted as the affections of women, there is arguably more historical provenance in the role of protector. Since hominins developed the ability to conspire, there has been a need for some form of policing body. In recent centuries, this has evolved from the responsibility of tribal leadership to a formalised role in society. Currently we are experiencing a shift toward information based control as opposed to order through enforcement.

Many images seen in the media have roots in antiquity. Their form and composition have not been conjured up by the creative minds responsible for their delivery, but recalled from the collective consciousness. The inception of such imagery is often so shrouded in contemporary cruft that it seems impossible to identify their source. By way of an emphatic up yours to the #DepopulationAgenda we delve into representations of some the most evocative imagery and examine it's possible origins.

Following on from the recent articles on the global trans agenda and the UK RIPA scandal, we examine the causality behind the highly concerning trend of parents coercing their children into transitioning. What has been openly condemned as outright abuse has roots in the insanity of the clandestine community.

Much has been discussed in these pages on the subject of contemporary mind control methods. The use of electronic circuitry for the purposes of mood control and surveillance is well documented. However, we are but the latest expression of terrestrial hominin life. Prior to the Christianisation of Europe, a highly sophisticated Pagan population harnessed subtle energies in ways that contemporary humans do not broadly accept. Perhaps the most compelling example is seen in Egypt and forms the basis of an entire global fascination with the arcane.

The Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act (RIPA) was granted Royal Assent in the UK on the 28 of July 2000. Since then clandestine world have fallen over themselves in the subsequent land grab. The process of turning every citizen in Britain into a quivering grass has brought the population to a profoundly negative place. The concept of studying hard to get a good job and do well just doesn't exist any more. Instead the population is expected to have their personalities fractured as early as possible and spend the rest of their lives in a series of LARP scenarios.