Since the start of the Wuhan pandemic, the West has seen a radical shift in Secondary polarisation within our societies, with a stark recognition of what the CCP…
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Murrinations Insights will help you future-proof your world with investment-grade analysis, predictions and strategies, to help you anticipate future events. Based on a global model that integrates significant geopolitical, military, economic, financial market and environmental developments.
In the third part of our Murrination series we continue looking at the expanding of our Flat Earth thinking and so will touch on many of the areas where we believe there is significant evidence…
There is an old saying that the only constant in the universe is change. However, the body of a human system will by its very nature seek to go against the universe by maintaining the continuity…
The idea that the Earth is a sphere was proved by ancient Greek philosophers such as Aristotle (384–322 BC) who obtained empirical evidence after travelling to Egypt and…
The origins of SARS-CoV-2 remain uncertain, but the lack of definitive evidence for natural spillover has increased focus on laboratory-related explanations, particularly given…
The repetition that human history displays is at times truly breathtaking. For example, America completed its regional civil war in 1864 and, due to the vastness of its…
The above image shows an Australian Holbert class air defence destroyer and crew. Geography shapes history such that nations face similar threats from different enemies…
The Middle East is characterised as an ongoing multi-actor regional conflict shaped by declining Western influence and rising competition among regional powers, with broader…
In our previous Murrinations Insight, Indifference To Incompetence linked To The Cycle Of Empires, we explained why Britain has been so indifferent to its decade of incompetent leadership. However…
Asset inflation in the West is extending beyond equities into other sectors, with the UK housing market emerging as a key area of excess driven by monetary policy and government…
Since the earliest days of the Pandemic, global popular opinion has been shaped to believe that SARS2 was the third in a series of bat viruses that jumped to humans,…
Following the publication of my new book Red Lightning in which I describe the road to WW3 in 2025 with China, I have had several questions from readers as to why I …
The importance of correctly commemorating Britain’s WW1 Empire soldiers is embodied by respect to those that made the ultimate sacrifice and by being the accurate portal…
We in the West seem to be living in the biggest financial bubble in Western history since the South Sea bubble of 1720 which was driven by the implosion of the 1711 established South Sea Company (…
Tensions around Ukraine are shaped by shifting great power dynamics, particularly the growing alignment between Russia and China and the weakening of Russia’s domestic position.…
The US withdrawal from Afghanistan is framed as a strategic inflection point, raising questions about American credibility, deterrence, and the broader balance of power in an…
The UK Parliament’s recognition of human rights abuses in Xinjiang reflects a growing tension between democratic values and economic ties with China, highlighting a shift toward more…
8.0 First Build in the US, Japan or China?
All three of the US, Japan and China navies are already committed to the evolution of the multi-mission destroyer, so are well on the road to…









