The Social Kafka System

 

Regular followers of my online content would be forgiven for thinking that I've dropped off the end of the earth in recent weeks or decided to simply sit-out the last days of what used to pass for freedom in the west. In actual fact it's worse than that, I've been through the grueling process of moving home in the middle of winter with the ever present shadow of more government lockdowns hampering my plans.

 I have no problem with the actual moving, the lifting, the graft, but what strikes fear into the very core of my soul is the prospect of negotiating the faceless and increasingly automated utilities services and bureaucracies which modern life depends on. The reason I'm writing this rather than ranting it into a microphone is because my internet speed is so cripplingly slow that I'd be waiting for an entire day for a video to upload, nobody would hear me scream in cyberspace.

All Good Things...

 

Gentlemen, I've decided to scrap the blog comments section after, literally, years of dithering and soul-searching. The fact is it isn't 2014 anymore and the screws of the system are now turning so tight that the comments section of this blog is a ticking time-bomb.

 We now live in an age where many of the opinions expressed with such wild abandon in the comments here over the years are considered by the system to be beyond the pale, and conveniently, the state have invented a special anti-terror police squad who seem to have impunity, see the recent episode of Laura Towler and her husband.

MorgCast#4: An Internet of Bodies And Things

 

In my new episode of the MorgCast I discuss the World Economic Forum's ''Internet of Things'' agenda and in particular the part called ''The Internet of Bodies'' which is one of the most sinister sounding Globalist soundbites I've ever heard....

The Nostalgia Of Futures Past

 

My working script, won't be correcting grammar

Part 1

There's a man down the street from me who always seems to be fiddling with something or other in his garage, a middle aged tinkerer who spends his time fixing washing machines or bikes or recently, rabbit hutches. And as he tinkers and fiddles about in his garage he always has a radio playing and it's always set on Absolute 80's by the sound of it, or one of the other radio stations that are popping up now that only play songs from certain decades, or find other ways to play old music like ''Classic Rock''.

Each time I walk past I get a good earful for the Eurythmics or OMD or Ultravox. The other day it was ''Is This Love'' by Alison Moyet, now, I'm not that old but as soon as I heard the catchy synth and the bit where Alison Moyet seems to sing in a weird downspiral sort of way instantly transported me back to another age, which I vaguely, very vaguely remember. It's like having a potent little time capsule explode in your face. 

The MorgCast#3: Escaping The Grid With The Woodlander

 

In the third installment of The MorgCast I enjoy a pleasant conversation with an English chap who, quite literally, went off and built a cabin in the woods. Is going ''off grid'' and removing ourselves entirely from Globohomo feasible? can the technology which so terrifies us when we hear of terms such as ''The Great Reset'' actually be used to assist us in our struggle to lives among our own kind and in relative peace and tranquility?

Fancy A Pint Of Old Face Scanner?

 

New video getting into how jittery the incoming ''Great Reset'' is making me feel now that we can see it emerging fully into daylight...

Introducing The MorgCast

 

I've decided to create my own little podcast which I'm going to do periodically to offload some thought and opinions in a more relaxed and rambling style, without worrying about either extensive editing or scripts or, most importantly, being censored.

My episode is up on Odysee which is just me moaning for 40 minutes about the news of the week...

How Piers Morgan Shapes The Discourse

 

In my new video I explore the style and approach of a man many people seem to think actually runs this country, the ''so awful he's entertaining'' Piers Morgan, and what it is exactly that he does to the national conversation.....

Morgoth & Endeavour's Classic Movies: Watership Down

 

In this month's Classic Movies stream myself and Endeavour venture into the English countryside and the great bunny bloodbath that is the 1978 Watership Down animated film....

The Equation That Destroyed Our World

 

Exploring the Adam Curtis documentary ''The Trap'' and what it has to say on Game Theory and its effect on our minds....