Armchair Analytics

Dennis on left, with Jon Snow,

the well-known British Channel 4 journalist

 

Felix Dennis died a few months ago.

Felix who?

Dennis was the owner of Maxim magazine, which I suppose, may provoke some recollection of who he was in the minds of some people.

Actually, he was one of the most dangerous and feared figures in the minds of today’s Hard Right political elite (what does that mean, ‘elite?’).  For one thing he was enormously wealthy, a billionaire in fact. The media around the world has studiously kept him out of any of their publications for decades. He was certainly one of the figures behind the funding of Julian Assange.

The history of Felix Dennis begins a lot earlier than with the inception of Maxim magazine. But to cut a very long story short, when countries like Australia, currently led by an idiot, start throwing darts at Russia and China, it’s no wonder that the Chinese government can have actually said Australia’s present foreign minister was a fool!

Well, the present era political Hard Right, has suppressed the names of people such as Felix Dennis, and Richard Neville, to the point that they no longer know of these identities themselves or what they represent and what their existence might mean.

Down down, deep down in the undergrowth, there are things going on that would make even idiots choke, were they to know...

 

God, you should have seen the pic I first uploaded here

and quickly deleted!!

Not many modern Australians know that ASIO – the perceived Australian National Security Agency (which it is not, by the way) was conceived as a political tool of Prime Minister Menzies; it was specifically a political security agency, not a general Federal or National one. And that is why it has no clue about what is really going on ‘under the radar’ as it were – because it does not involve itself with business espionage or banking problems or economic threats, and largely actually takes orders from an overseas-based English Hard Right political elite which controls all of the Right side of the political landscape in Australia, and is sensitive to superficial political vectors only, and not to economic or industrial ones.

It will, though, interfere, and has in the past, interfered with the handing out of banking licences, for instance, if only because of the political obviousness of this kind of thing. But in the modern world, economic power is not so obvious, especially if the media has studiously gone out of its way to pretend certain examples of it – for their own political reasons - didn’t actually exist! It makes such groups of people very easy to hide themselves and their activities and not even ASIO or the NSA will realise anything is going on because there is no ‘red light’ as it were, under those concerned.

Dennis had, and wielded, simply enormous economic power and he had sway with a lot of Left-sympathizing jurists. And he managed to remain unnoticed for most of the time that he exercised his influence. I could say more, I suppose about what tomorrow brings, but then, neither would I wish to hand everything gratuitously over to fools and idiots and their minions. I would much prefer to see all the cards fall where they may and where they must, wouldn’t you? We won’t have to wait long. Clive Palmer says 1 month, and I agree with him.

Please don’t come knocking on my door afterwards and say ‘what did I know?’ I ‘didn’t’ know anything.  I am strictly an armchair quarterback.  Here's a clue though - in the background of the first pic, take note of the cafe's name. It means something. John Galliano knows what I'm talking about.