232 - Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann
🇬🇧 We are back in Belfast this week. There is plenty going on, not least the preparation for Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann (Irish for "Festival of Music of Ireland"). It seems this the world's largest annual celebration of Irish traditional music, song, dance and language. It is coming to Belfast for the very first time, running from 2-9 August.
We were not entirely sure what to expect from this festival. From what I can see, walking around Belfast there will be plenty of disruption. They are apparently expecting 800,000 visitors - while the population of Belfast is about 350,000. Also strange, when I first went to the Tourist Office outside the City Hall and asked them for a brochure or something they told me "we do not have anything!". Later in the week there were volunteers on every street corner with leaflets! More on this next week.
Book of the week
As we approach the 25th anniversary of 9/11, something told me that I should read this book. Like so much of the content that I share through this newsletter I feel strongly guided that this is information that is pertinent and prescient for you to know now. I have had this in my collection for a long time and yet I never got around to reading it. I was pretty sure that I already knew much of what he would say. How wrong I was - there is so much in this that I (and you) did not know.
Your eyes will be opened. You will see many things more clearly. I have long told you about how "there are no coincidences". Every chapter of this book exemplifies this truth. Once seen, these things cannot be unseen.

It seems you can still buy this from Amazon.co.uk - you can also read a LARGE sample
I was surprised to find that you can (still) get the book from Amazon (on Kindle in UK at least), link above. You can also click on Read Sample (left side) and you get to read quite a few of the early chapters - just do it and you will want to get your own copy to read the rest. There is a copy in archive.org but borrowing and reading are disabled! For cases like this Anna's Archive can be helpful.
In similar, and very-much related vein, I also recommend that you get your hands on a copy of Grace's "Deep State Encyclopedia". Our friend, IB, does a better review of this book than I ever could - watch, listen and learn.

He goes further to show his set of the Illuminati Card Game. I have long known about this and seen many of the cards but this is the first time that I have seen the full set in its original box - wow!
More in this issue
- Photo memories - Belfast, gearing up for Fleadh
- Project Updates - Exiting Empire money-suckers
- Plenty of useful links - don't say nobody told you!
- Closing out - Mass rituals happen more often than you think









Around Belfast, ahead of the Fleadh
🛠️ Project Updates
I have recently been helping some people reduce the payments that they do on recurring subscriptions for utilities and other Empire systems. You have probably noticed how the bills keep going up and they keep trying to lock you into two year contracts with built-in price increases and no early exit - among other evil tricks. I'm sharing some findings and tips that you might find useful.
Obviously these apply to the UK - so they will interest many of you - those elsewhere should be able to find similar deals in your neighbourhood. Do share your findings!
Landline Phone
Do you still have a landline phone? You might have forgotten about it and still be paying for it. First thing is to check. You likely can just eliminate it and then be sure you are not paying for it via some other bundled subscription.
Should you wish to keep it (in the UK), just ring BT support and demand the "Line Only" price. £13.09 per month is the best you can get. All incoming calls are free. If you need to do outgoing calls, use your mobile phone (see below).
Mobile Phone
Likely you are locked into some long-duration contract here too. If not, they will already be charging you a premium for being "out-of-contract", but (joy and happiness) you are then free to look around and switch. Under UK law you do not even need to call your old provider - your new provider will do everything.
- Text
INFOto85075to check your contract status and any exit fees - Check coverage at your home/work postcode on Ofcom's coverage checker or your preferred provider's site
- Pick a deal from the table for your location
- Text
PACto65075to get your switching code (to keep your phone number) - Sign up with your new provider and give them the PAC code
- Done — the switch completes within one working day and your old account closes automatically
For unlimited calls and text - you can be paying no more than £1-£3 per month:

For mobile data, you likely need much less than you think. First put your phone on "Low Data mode". The offers above are likely sufficient. For more data and data abroad a very interesting service is silent.link eSIM. You pay only for what you use and there is no subscription or expiry of credit. Typically, you only need to pay USD 1-2 per month with a setup like this. This works alongside your existing SIM, phone calls on it and data on the eSIM.
Internet
Just like with the Mobile Phone - you do not need to talk to your current provider. Be aware that if you do talk to them they will pretend that switching is immensely difficult, they will keep you on hold for a long time and they will try to lock you into another long duration contract with built-in price rises. The is the Evil of the Empire in your face.

Click for the explanation and step-by-step guide
The steps above to switch internet provider are similar to those for the mobile phone - there are a few extra steps to deal with due to speed options and the equipment that you will need to return, but it is straightforward.
Do not buy a new phone
Do not fall into the trap of "needing the latest phone". You should be doing as little as possible on your phone - these devices are designed to cause addiction and much worse.
First - put your phone on Low Power mode (or Battery Saver). This gives battery life like you used to have! If not then battery replacement is still much cheaper than getting a new one and less disruption.
Next, uninstall all the "social media" apps that you really do not need - this will already be a significant life-improvement.
If you need a replacement phone, the best you can do it to get one second-hand or refurbished. My recommendation is a Google Pixel 7a - you can pick these up for around £200 and you can install GrapheneOS, giving you much more privacy and many interesting and useful features - more here.
Should you be stuck on Apple ecosystem, then the iPhone 13 is likely your best option as Whizzard explains here:

Do not buy a new computer
Last, but not least - do not be tempted to buy the latest new computer. For whatever you are doing you likely can do this very well on a second-hand or refurbished computer running Linux.
My recommendation is to pick a refurbished or second-hand Lenovo Thinkpad. There are many good models - you do want 16GB RAM and at least 500GB disk and you're good to go. These too you can pick up for £150-250 and they are very easy to repair if ever needed. Use Linux, not Windoze.
Should you prefer Apple hardware, the older Intel-based MacBooks and Mac Minis are excellent. These too, can be obtained cheaply - second-hand and refurbished. You are much better to install Linux on these - a very straightforward process and you will be delighted with the result.
For more on this - refer back to our previous discussion on this - or talk to me!
Television - TV
I nearly forgot to mention this since I do not watch TV and have not had one since I was at university! Your life will be much better if you avoid TV - it really is used to indoctrinate you and the masses with propaganda. That said, if you do want it, you have a free option and you should not be paying for extra channels.
Freeview is the UK's free-to-air digital terrestrial television (DTT) service. In Northern Ireland, it provides around 70+ TV channels plus radio and on-demand content, all received via a standard TV aerial at no monthly cost.
Direct Debit - be aware
For all of the above, you have no advantage (except convenience) to pay by direct debit. Once aware of the legal construction behind these, you will understand why you should cancel direct debit payments and only pay upon their request that you can validate.
🔗 Links for your edification
The following is a link from my Liferea RSS feeds - learn, enjoy and share.
Two eclipses in August
These may seem like a statement of the obvious, but Dan does cite historical precedents from similar and related occurrences in the past.

Click for summary and Dan's full explanation
- The Total Solar Eclipse on 12 August 2026 in Leo is associated with potential shifts for world leaders, monarchs, and CEOs, alongside themes of energy restrictions and breakthrough revelations.
- The eclipse path for 12 August 2026 affects the Russian Arctic, Greenland, Iceland, and Spain, with Dan suggesting this event signals a breakthrough in the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
- The 28 August 2026 Partial Lunar Eclipse in Pisces concludes a series of three eclipses, historically linked to themes of idealism, sacrifice, and geopolitical deception.
- The Jupiter-Saturn waxing trine on 31 August 2026 marks a phase in the 20-year cycle initiated in 2020, likely accelerating the development of digital technocracy, data centers and surveillance infrastructure linked to Project Stargate.
🤔 Closing Thoughts
I realise that some of you may have been skeptical about the claim of "Mass Ritual" in this week's reviewed book; you really need to open your eyes and observe things. Whether you believe it or not, these things are done, often on a grand scale to put a spell on the population and to initiate the manifestation of events.
For example, consider the Opening Ceremony of the London Olympics in 2012. I have shared this with you before, however recently Jason as edited his walkthrough and explainer to be more concise.
The ceremony is broken down into five distinct scenes that represent post-reset re-population, medical control, digital reality, the Phoenix cataclysm and a new vapor canopy world.

- Scene 1 portrays the re-initiation of civilization by underground architects referred to as the Watchers, symbolized by top-hatted builders and a mechanical mountain entrance.
- Scene 2 interprets the NHS hospital sequence as the 'Apollo Pharmacia' medical establishment, using Mary Poppins as a representation of the vaccine to manage the human population.
- Scene 3 identifies the introduction of the internet as a tool to create 'reality tunnels' for society, culminating in a planned systemic infrastructure blackout.
- Scene 4 focuses on the Phoenix phenomenon, characterized by red dust, a darkened sun, and a symbolic dance between a benefactor and a child representing post-reset humanity.
- Scene 5 depicts the aftermath of the reset with winged, glowing humans existing within a vapor canopy environment.
Jason supports his theory using various historical and mythological parallels, including the Book of Enoch, John Milton's Paradise Lost and the prophecies of Mother Shipton.
The analysis emphasizes an alchemical code where elite groups preserve technology and knowledge underground, emerging only after surface civilization resets.
For those with eyes to see, there is more - click below and be informed.

Some more interpretations that are obvious once you see them
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