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Robin Smith is the individual behind Tohonesty Limited (associated with the X account @tohonestycom) and also the author/owner of the blog northstokelife.com (titled "North Stoke Life").

The blog is a personal, philosophical, and socio-political commentary site where Robin explores topics like:Obedience to authority and hierarchical societies 

Cognitive biases, belief systems, and how they enable control or violence (often referencing Orwellian themes, Milgram experiments, and real-world examples like Tommy Robinson)

Economic predictions (e.g., potential recessions tied to tariffs, real estate, or crypto)

Government, taxation, and their societal costs (including provocative estimates of "tax death tolls" and advocacy for alternatives like Land Value Tax)

Bitcoin and cryptocurrency (with references to Craig Wright, stolen asset recovery linking back to tohonesty.com, and critiques of blockchain narratives)

Broader themes of awakening, truth-seeking, existential threats (climate, pandemics, UFOs as "rumours" for meaning), and critiques of both left and right political signaling

Posts often take a contrarian, introspective tone, questioning mainstream narratives, power structures, and personal/programmed beliefs. For example:Discussions on "The Orwell Test" (a self-reflection tool for recognizing propaganda/compliance)

Satirical or speculative pieces (e.g., "UK's Accession to the Russian Federation" as a work-in-progress petition idea)

Links between personal psychology (e.g., autism spectrum traits and need for order) and societal control

The blog appears to have been active at least since 2023, with many entries from 2025–2026 focusing on current events, economic forecasts (like a predicted "Great Recession of 2027"), and philosophical inquiries into human behavior and freedom. 

Robin frequently cross-promotes content from the blog on the @tohonestycom X account. Recent examples (as of early January 2026) include sharing links to posts like "The Orwell Test," "Diary of Programmed Mind," and others in replies to high-profile discussions on politics, media bias, and global events. 

This ties his philosophical writing directly to his professional work in digital assets, cybersecurity, and AI consulting via Tohonesty.

In summary, northstokelife.com serves as Robin Smith's outlet for unfiltered, often provocative thoughts on society, power, economics, and self-deception — complementing his more business-oriented focus on digital asset recovery and emerging tech through Tohonesty. 

The name "North Stoke Life" may reference a location or personal origin (possibly North Stoke in the UK), though the content is broadly intellectual rather than strictly local. If you're looking for specific posts or themes from the blog, let me know!


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