Gregg Hallett - Game of Thrones

I've been getting into Gregg Hallett's work though this is the first video interview I've seen of him. It wouldn't' surprise me in the least if his information about the imposter Royals is spook created disinformation. 

I do however believe what I see in front of my eyes and nobody looks like Prince Charles in his family, especially Prince Harry.

That said just because the current Royals might be imposters doesn't mean I accept any new Royal family, authentic or not. They can all go to hell, and fuck themselves, as they are parasites on the people.

Jim Fetzer the interviewer has his microphone volume turned up too high, and is either asleep or not paying attention to large chunks of the information, except in that cursory shallow way some people are able to do. He's also a little too keen to laugh when he's interviewing Gordon Duff who needs tough questions not sycophancy.

This Royal stuff is interesting but for me it's not as good as Gregg Hallett's information on Lord Mountbatten (or Battenberg as his real family name is) and there's an excellent post on the paedophile Royal Family and Lord Mountbatten over at Chris Spivey

The Madness of King George - 1995

The most recognisable landmark in Southampton is a grade 1 listed building called the Bargate. It's part of the Norman walls in the centre of the town, intersecting the middle of the high street. The walls themselves are considered top three in the country. 

Above Bar is Upper High Street and Below Bar is Lower High street, with the Bargate itself acting as a divider for the two. Below Bar heads down to Southampton Water and Above Bar heads roughly northwards to London via the Avenue.

Nestled in the Southside of the Bargate is a curious statue of George III in Roman Emperor regalia, donated by the Marquis of Landsdowne. It's so odd to see a king who went mad, dressed like Caesar. It turns out the Marquis was quite a colourful character but the motivation for the design is still a mystery so I watched the 1995 movie about King George III.

It's worth pointing out to the 'I fucking love my country' crowd (what a brain dead and banal thing to declare), that the House of Hannover/Georgian Dynasty were as German as it gets, but by the time the Royal family are changing their name to Windsor, most English are so out of their depth on basic history that it's sensible to leave them rambling about a ball sport to outline their grasp of events including WWI, WWII and the EEC.

All it takes to fool the average Englishman on history is to rebrand the problem and they'll be on their knees licking the Royal shoe and turning a blind eye to their child raping mates like Lord Mountbatten of Romsey who introduced Sir James Savile to the Royals, or Archbishop Peter Ball and Jeffrey Epstein.

George III comes across as probably one of the finest kings I've dived into historically. Naturally, he's a typical royal and also tainted with losing the American colonies, but other than that he seems to have been a servant of the people, and aware enough to know his son, the Prince Regent wasn't up to the job. A bit like Queenie, soon-to-die, if she isn't on ice already, and Prince Charles who has global ambitions for his next promotion.

George III goes a bit mad and the best royal physicians are reluctant to inspect his stools and urine, even though they were the best indicators of the day. Fortunately for George a new physician is introduced and the tough-love method of care has quite an effect on the King who makes a recovery, thus preventing his obese and gluttonous son from grabbing the throne.

There's a lot to recommend in this film, but the high point for me are the costumes which are among the most varied and finest I've seen.

In Plain Sight - The Life & Times of Jimmy Savile

In Plain Sight - The Life & Times of Jimmy Savile

It's easy to demonize Jimmy Savile even though the same people who claim to hate him are by and large ignorant and loudly silent on his full spectrum including the necrophilia, the Satanism, the little boys (as well as girls), his work for SIS (MI5 and MI6), his super tight relationship with the Royal Family and Margaret Thatcher, or even his homosexual relationship with child predator and mayor of Scarborough Peter Jaconelli. 

They're even buried in the same cemetery but nobody wants to connect the dots.

Jimmy Savile was a mirror of the super elite establishment's behaviour when evaluating how they conduct their lives. There's no boundaries for this milieu, and that applies to Lord Mountbatten as much as Edward VIII (though no children involved) and Prince Philip. The pattern is quite clear when researching this part of the 1%, though Saviles necrophilia seems to have been an exotic taste too far for even his peers.

The book, In Plain Sight by Dan Davies is disappointing. It does highlight that Savile really was a remarkable man who was a succesful bicycle racing competitor, wrestler, DJ, marathon runner and general psycho-sadist 'will-to-power' kind of guy. 

Unpleasant as he was there's no denying he lived 20 lives where most live half of one.

However, the book is limp-wristed is when it comes to basic human intelligence and curiosity about how he moved with ease through the highest circles in the land despite the usual national security checks? 

It's rape after rape after rape and then just a glancing mention of his best elite establishment mates who he would never have been in the same room with if it wasn't with the sanction, encouragement and approval of MI5, Special Branch and Scotland Yard/Metropolitan Police not to mention West Yorkshire Police with whom he had a weekly breakfast meeting group every Friday.

There are some curious points worth highlighting in the book.

Myra Hindley & Jimmy Savile

We now know through David McGahon's research the unsettling connections between the (deep) state and serial killers, I believe it's safe to conclude there's more to Savile and the Moors Murderers as described above. Couple this with Savile's very memorable visits to Peter Sutcliffe in Broadmoor and I feel strongly there's a lot more to these stories than that which has been outlined in the media and mainstream books on the subject.

I also feel there's much more to Nicky Campbell OBE, than he or Savile ever let on. I've been told this privately by a reasonably well known TV pundit who I believe is credible. I note that Nicky peddles the discredited establishment line on 9/11 and is richly rewarded by the same establishment that venerated Jimmy Savile with an Order of the British Empire. Almost the sine qua non of establishment paedophiles.

Savile OBE & Nicky Campbell OBE

Robert De Niro's Waiting

Hopes dashed to the floor

Like shattered teenage dreams

Boys living next door

Are never what they seem

A walk in the park can become a bad dream

People are staring and following me

This is my only escape from it all

Watching a film or a face on the wall

Robert De Niro's waiting

Talking Italian

Robert De Niro's waiting

Talking Italian

Robert De Niro's waiting

Talking Italian

(Talking Italian)

Robert De Niro's waiting

I don't need a boy

I've got a man of steel

Don't come any closer

I don't wanna feel

You're breathing, you're touching, but nothing's for free

I never want this to happen to me

Don't try to change me, you're wasting your time

Now I've got something much better in mind

Robert De Niro's waiting

Talking Italian

Robert De Niro's waiting

Talking Italian

Robert De Niro's waiting

Talking Italian

(Talking Italian)

Robert De Niro's waiting

A walk in the park can become a bad dream

People are staring and following me

This is my only escape from it all

Watching a film or a face on the wall

Robert De Niro's waiting

Talking Italian

Robert De Niro's waiting

Talking Italian

Robert De Niro's waiting

Talking Italian

(Talking Italian)

Robert De Niro's waiting

Songwriters: Tony Swain, Keren Woodward, Siobhan Maire Deirdre Fahey, Steven Jolley, Sara Dallin. For non-commercial use only.

The left-hand pinky-finger ring I noticed in King Charles and Lord Mountbatten of Romsey.

Pakistan & Jinnah

After rewatching Gandhi I was recommended to take a look at Christopher Lee's Jinnah. I like its narrative premise of a life review, which oddly enough is a near death experience (NDE) that transcends religion and geography, the subject of the film. I think I remain unchanged from my stated position that the British left a lovely divide and rule ticking time bomb between the two countries in order that they could be subject to outside influence. 

It's called Kashmir.

Gandhi (reluctantly) and Jinnah agreed that partition would take place between India and Pakistan, and the British through Mountbatten made that process unfair given the ethnic make up of the Kashmir region. 

Divide and rule, problem reaction solution, Hegelian dialectic are all as old as the hills. The stupid monkey needs to wake up to the elite string pulling that has kept the human house divided since the Mesopotamian civilisations. I say human because the blood lines that run things are of the blue blood variety as opposed to our red. 

As Princess Diana repeated over and again before her murder.

"They're not human".

The British Establishment | Royal Approved Child Abusers

Lord Ahmed of Rotherham

Sir Clement Freud

Hughbert Chesshyre CVO

Lord Boateng

Lord Lexden

Lord Nuffield

Viscount Tonypandy

Sir John Henniker

Wilfred Krichefski OBE

Lord Greville Janner

Sir Adrian Fulford - Special Advisor to the Queen

Lord Hunt of Tamworth

Baron Montague of Beaulieu

Cyril Smith MBE

Sir William Straubenzee

Sir Keith Joseph

Baron Leon Brittan

Lord Boothby

Lord Falkland

Sir Michael Havers

Lord McAlpine

Lord Mountbatten

Lord Robertson

Sir Jimmy Savile Knight of Malta

Sir Anthony Blunt

Sir Charles Irving

Sir Cliff Richard (Alleged)

Sir Ted Heath

Sir Jimmy Savile Knight Bachelor

Jimmy Savile OBE

Sir Maurice Oldfield Head of MI6

Sir Nicholas Fairbairn

Sir Peter Bottomley (Alleged)

Sir Peter Hayman MBE KCMG

Sir Peter Morrison (Private Secretary to Margaret Thatcher)

Sir Rhodes Boyson

Sir Rolf Harris

Sir Simon Milton (and partner)

Stuart Hall OBE

Baron Anthony Barber

Lord Benjamin Britten

Victor Montagu 10th Earl of Sandwich

If I've missed any out would you be so kind as to let me know?

I've added a couple of names that I can be sued or jailed for, but I stand by my claims as I've done sufficient research to stand in court and explain why those names appear here.

You may wish to read this post to see those who are even closer to Buckingham Palace on a daily basis.

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