Where do your photo’s go? Where is your data? Where are your emails stored? Who can see your social media posts? If the internet goes down, where is all your personal information? On a cloud but which cloud? Let’s forget the image of your family photos on some fluffy white cloud in the sky. In reality all your communications are stored in AI data centres. 

n the wake of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's explosive arrest on February 19, 2026, tied to the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, speculation about King Charles III's future has reached fever pitch. With the monarchy facing its "gravest test in decades," calls for abdication are echoing from royal experts to public polls, but palace insiders insist the King isn't going anywhere. 

Welcome to the lounge, pull up a chair, pop the kettle on, perhaps a biscuit or two and relax.  It's February 19, 2026, and the headlines are screaming one name: Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, formerly Prince Andrew, arrested today at Sandringham on suspicion of misconduct in public office. Tied to fresh drips from the Epstein files—allegations he passed confidential UK trade info to the late sex offender during his envoy days. 

They nabbed him on his 66th birthday (there’s that number again!). Former Prince Andrew, now just Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor unceremoniously hauled away from Sandringham on February 19, 2026, slapped with suspicion of misconduct in public office. The charge?

Every so often in British politics, someone arrives who seems to say exactly what a lot of people have been thinking privately for years, and in Rupert Lowe’s case, that moment appears to be now.

Here comes the next giant scam being rolled out in plain sight: the so-called “Antimicrobial Resistance” (AMR) crisis.

Anyone who has travelled around our beautiful planet, recognises the insanity of attempting to apply a global approach to city or town infrastructure. I have argued, for example how, in our New Zealand context the WEF 15 (or 20) minute city policies are particularly ludicrous because we have virtually no public transport system. 

Picture this: a "revolutionary" neighbourhood where everything you need—groceries, school, work, a park, is supposedly just a 5-minute walk away. Sound convenient?

Once upon a time, in the shadowed fringes of the digital age, there was a loose fellowship known as the Seekers. They gathered in comment threads, encrypted chats, and grainy livestreams, ordinary people tired of polished lies from glass towers.

They sold us (probably not those reading!)  the NHS App as the golden key to modern healthcare: instant access to records, appointments, test results, prescriptions, all at your fingertips. "Convenient," they said. "Empowering," they promised. But peel back the glossy interface, and it's a trapdoor straight into digital hell.

When is enough, enough? How much more tyranny, control and corruption and misery do we need to endure? Are we (the British) being too accommodating, too soft, too apathetic? If you answer yes, this article is for you. Are you fed up? Time to Stop Pulling Apart and Start Pulling Together

In an era of accelerating technological convenience, humans are quietly losing fundamental skills, not always through outright prohibition, but through systems that make creation and reproduction increasingly unnecessary, discouraged, or outsourced.

Fairy tales that turned into a nightmare. Are you sitting comfortably? Let us begin.  Once upon a time in the glittering but shadowed world of the British royals, two storms continue to brew side by side.

In my recent interview promoting Camp3News.com, I outlined my "three camps of awareness" framework and suggested that it might be helpful to have a guide to spotting those in Camp 2. I summarised my "three camps" framework in this article.

Welcome everyone and thank you for joining me for my 1st Camp 3 blog! This is my little corner of the internet! Sit yourself down and grab a drink, and perhaps something naughty but nice! I can never resist a biscuit or three! 

bANTer with Debi Evans

“Alternative media refers to media platforms that exist outside the mainstream media landscape, providing perspectives and information often considered radical or subversive” Were you even aware of ‘Alt Media’ until Covid? 

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Listen up, Britain – the era of choice is over. Whether you like it or not, compulsory war-related work is looming. The government won't call it "conscription" outright (too old-fashioned, too controversial), but the direction is clear: mandatory national contributions to defence are on the horizon, and resistance won't change the facts.

It's January 2026, and casual conversations have taken on a different tone. What once started with weather updates, weekend plans, or light work gossip now frequently veers into a shared catalogue of medical ailments and health complaints.