North Stoke Life

Have you considered what this means before jumping to a conclusion well programmed by society? Does it mean I'm anti government or anarchist? Does it mean I'm anti state or anti King? What I mean is that SOCIETY IS INHERENTLY UNJUST, as a way to organise humans. Lets take a quick look at is primary institutions: Taxation, as a way to fund itself, confiscates it's constituents hard won earnings. Could there be a worse source of funding than stealing by force with this systemic theft. It makes the incentives to commit crime, legion. It causes war. And is root cause of poverty, the wealth divide and bankruptcy. How about the law, where the one who tells the best story is innocent, and the other guilty. Notwithstanding the facts. And once society has monopolised the law, what is left for justice? And health. Well we saw in 2020 how systemically corrupt that is and need say no more, except that most healers stay out of or are prohibited from entering the business, by society? Wh...

And for each state, what would that mean for me? Could both states be harmonised, while retaining their own essence? I've been without cash flow for 2 months. And suddenly without warning... it flows again. It's a nice feeling. A bit like when as a teen you suddenly discover the opposite sex. Where did that come from?

If you know the history of England, probably one of its most important moments was on the 22nd of August 1485, in a great battle where the leader of the nation, Richard III, was killed in its defence. This was the last battle where a king would die in it.  In society generally today you will often hear the words: empathy, inclusion, diversity, equality and so on and so on. But you will not hear the words: honour, respect, honesty, love, that much any more. I'm wondering if the current grotesque society we must live in and find our way through safely with our households and families, has found itself in this state. Because The People - who hold ultimate power at the root, have forgotten that though acting with honour is a very hard thing to keep up and bears little reward on the earth, nonetheless, if you can do it authentically, your descendants will give you the respect that must come with your act of honour, in remembrance of you.  And that this outcome is what all of us rea...

Look! There is plenty. Anytime you hear a fear program being promoted, laugh. In their faces. In the face of that dragon. Laugh at it. There never has been, nor is there today, a shortage of anything, too much of something, or the danger to our existence as humans or the planet. None. Nothing. No. Except that created as images by fear programs. Symbols of fear. I do not know what drives these programs or who is behind them. All I know is that they are just images. Designed to scare you into submission.  To enslaved you. But it is you who decides if you become a slave. Power cannot do it without your consent first. Fear programs are a tool to help you submit more quickly. But you are the final arbiter in any submission.  So laugh, when you hear a fear program. Laugh. Knowing that you know.

There has never been such a thing as Slavery. We choose it. An exterior force does not have the power to nudge anyone to do things they do not want to do. That idea is a childish projection onto wealth and power. An 'escape' for the slave.  Only you, can grant, the nudger access. Else they have no power over you. None. You can walk away every time. You are the final arbiter of your choices. Some mostly choose slavery. Others more freedom. That is all.  The proportion of slaves to freemen has always been the same - 99-1%. This is the meaning of the term 'The 1%' coined during the Occupy protests. The term was captured and fully misunderstood, as usual, by the cultural Marxists running the protests. Lo and behold they are running nations today. They like slavery. Freemen are to be exiled. Most people are slaves. A few are freemen. This is a choice, in totality, for everyone born.  If you object to this observation, then please show me the exact mechanics, which changes pe...

I had a fantastic tour of Heysham 2 nuclear power station yesterday. The tour guides were excellent and open minded on the whole issue of energy. This was a welcome surprise given the past 2 visits I had to Hinkely C and Sizewell B, where the cult-ture there was different. As we stood in the viewing gallery above the control room, I was happy to a large proportion of female engineers looking after the reactor. I was thinking 'what if women are better at these roles than men and we've just started to realise it? Later outside a woman was talking about how there should be more women in there. I said "yes, maybe we would find that women are actually better at the job than men and would that not be a great thing, if we were to open it up to women more somehow?" The response was silence. So I said it again genuinely thinking they had not heard and how great it would be to get better quality staff running the reactors, given it would be a very dangerous business for the who...

Heysham 1(2027) and 2(2030) Looking ENE, 7.5 miles   The ferry to Fleetwood (Blackpool) Looking West