Cyclical Phenomena

 

A few months ago I wrote an article about curling and the mysterious element in the sport that nobody can explain, see: https://hpanwo-voice.blogspot.com/2026/02/curling-mystery.html. I have since come across something very similar in a video by one of the most distinctive science YouTubers, Simon Whistler, the most charismatic baldy since... well, me. It's all about bicycles. This is a mode of transport that is surprisingly recent. The first one was invented in Scotland in 1839. For such a relatively simple machine I'm surprised nobody thought of it a long time before. For comparison, the first working steam locomotive was invented less than forty years previously; and the first car was put on the market barely forty years later. You'd think those two were far greater engineering challenges. The "safety bike", one with frame mounted pedals and a chain drive connected to a crank on the rear wheel, was first built in the 1880's. It was so called because if you fell off it wasn't from such a great height as you would from a penny-farthing. The safety's design worked so well it remains fundamentally unchanged to the present day. I was therefore very surprised when I found out that there are phenomena associated with bicycles that cannot be explained. The simplicity of the mechanism should mean that the physics of its function would be comprehensive to a pre-Newtonian; but no.

A bike only has two wheels and stays upright by the rider making constant tiny movements to its direction that counters its inevitable imbalance. The rider can also do this by shifting their weight slightly. It takes a while for a new rider to achieve this, but after a bit of experience this movement becomes automatic and subconscious. This should mean that a bicycle moving without a rider should immediately topple over, but it doesn't always. Under some conditions a riderless bike will keep going for as long as it has forward motion. If you push it down a hill this could be for miles. Why? Well, one theory from the late nineteenth century is that the rotating wheels remain in a rigid state because they are spinning, rather like a gyroscopes. This was disputed in the 1970's. Another theory is that the front wheel acts like a caster on a shopping trolley, slightly trailing the centre of its steering axis; but this was eventually also discredited at about the same time. So what is the real cause of this strange self-balancing effect; and why does it not work on a bike with a rider? This movie clip demonstrates the difference, see: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HMV0PCUzkag. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aJkJvS2ou1E. As with the curling conundrum, this is another example of how the very simplest of physical systems sometimes reveal themselves to be only a thin veil of the mundane covering the unfathomable. I like the quote at the end of the source video by the science writer Michael Brooks. Who needs black holes and dark matter when we have bike enigmas that evade explanation even more? Would an equivalent of CERN be necessary for us to find out how a bicycle really works? It makes me wonder about perpetual motion, and also the strange properties of Eric Laithwaite's spinning wheel; see the background link. There is definitely something fundamental about the universe we have yet to find out; and the initial clue has come from a machine that millions of people use every day for transport.
See here for background: https://hpanwo.blogspot.com/2020/08/free-energy-portal.html.

More Summer Horror

 

Who needs the Met Office when you have newspapers? The Daily Mirror has published an article that claims we're about to experience a "blast", meaning a period of warm summer weather. The temperatures are illustrated differently on modern weather maps. The cheerful circular dots with numbers in have been replaced by coloured thermal contours that deepen with redness to indicate more heat. It looks as if Great Britain is bleeding and festering under the deadly sun. The forecast states that this new heatwave will manifest by late next week? How can they know that? British weather cannot be predicted that far into the future. Even the Met Office themselves have admitted that after about eight days, judging the conditions becomes mostly guesswork... unless it's being engineered of course. Source: https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/heatwave-weather-forecast-met-office-37234011. Of course if the heatwave does appear the Mirror can say its prediction was accurate. Weather forecasts used to be fun and humourous, a uniquely British kind of media phenomenon. Now they are loaded with frightening imagery and portents of doom. The unspoken moral of the story is that we need tyrannical world government now to relieve us of this mortal danger.

See here for background: https://hpanwo.blogspot.com/2021/11/climate-change-portal.html.

And: https://hpanwo.blogspot.com/2022/02/chemtrails-portal.html.

GB News EVP No Reply

 

See here for essential background: https://hpanwo-voice.blogspot.com/2025/11/gb-news-evp.html.
It has just occurred to me that GB News has not replied to my inquiry about the electronic voice phenomenon they picked up. It's now seven months later so it looks like they're not going to. That is a pity because it would be interesting to know when the EVP actually occurred. Whether it is just on the YouTube upload or on the original broadcast tape is very important. Either way, it wasn't heard at the time and nobody seems to have noticed it except the YouTube viewers. The click-through graph on the player shows a massive spike at the moment of the EVP. It's better than most examples as well. The majority of EVP's are muffled and glitchy; this one is very clear and distinct. The words: "Our train never stops" are whispered in plain English by a feminine voice. EVP is one of the most common paranormal phenomenon and, despite noisy protests to the contrary, remains totally unexplained. Its message is fairly abstract, as they tend to be, although both the voice and the news story have a railway theme. I wonder if we will ever know the answer. If I find out any further information I'll write another update.

Where Do We Really Come From?

 

A friend of mine has just published a new book. JJ Aldren is a regular delegate at the Bases Project conferences; and, as a result, is willing to look at ideas most other people do not. In fact she states that the book is written for "the kind of thinker who asks big questions." Where Do We Really Come From tells the story of the earth, including natural human history, from a perspective few scientists take seriously; but, as the author puts it, "the way you (the open-minded readers) think may be closer to the original design of humans than most people realize." In prehistoric times beings from another planet landed here. They are recorded by mythology all over the world, but we know them best by the Sumerian legend translated by Zecharia Sitchin, the Anunnaki. Their mission was to mine gold, a mineral which is essential to the survival of their homeworld. They used human slave labour to help them. It's strange that to this day gold is seen as a special element, particularly by elite bloodlines. This is despite it being useless for any practical purpose in construction or engineering; it's too heavy and soft, a bit like lead. Traces of this ancient mining operation can be found all over the globe, especially in southern Africa. Michael Tellinger has worked hard to unearth them. Amazingly, the local Zulu culture also records this myth, even though they developed thousands of miles away from the Sumerian lands and the two peoples never met each other. The only major difference is they give the aliens a different name, Chitauri, see: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yLpOKCt1liQ. According this notion, modern Homo sapiens did not exist on the earth until we were bred and genetically engineered for mining and other drudgery our ET masters demanded. There's distinct evidence for our evolution not fitting in to normal biological theories; the way we walk upright, our unique flat feet, our skin being more like a pig's than an ape's, our external nose etc. The author postulates that some people have brains more akin to our natural form than the artificial one, people with "disorders" like autism.
 
You might wonder what the Anunnaki did after they extracted all the gold they needed from the earth. Well, they didn't all just go home to their own planet, some of them stayed here and became our rulers. They are sexually compatible with humans and we can produce offspring together. This could mean we have a common ancestry much further back in time. The Anunnaki are from much closer to the earth than most other aliens. Their planet is said to be the solar system, although it has a very eccentric and distant orbit and so cannot be observed through telescopes most of the time. These hybrid children are called Nephilim in the bible. Another important source is the Book of Enoch, a fascinating ancient text which also records human and ET contact in the ancient world. It was preserved by the Ethiopian Jewish priesthood (they also may have the Ark of the Covenant, see: https://hpanwo-radio.blogspot.com/2016/08/programme-202-podcast-ark-of-covenant.html). It was not permitted in most canonized bibles, outside the Ethiopian church, following the Council of Nicea. It is not in any versions of the Torah; but it can be found in some bibles as a footnote, the "Apocrypha". The author considers this editing out suspicious, an early example of censorship. The biblical Nephilim are said to be the royal bloodlines, even as recently as King Charles III. Unlike the House of Windsor, the Ethiopian monarchy claims openly and proudly to be descended from ET's. It's interesting that the bible itself, an anthology of stories written by hundreds of people, many of whom lived in different parts of the world two millennia apart, is a bastardized fake, a plagiarism of much older stories. The book then addresses the future; where do we go from here on planet earth? Where Do We Really Come From by JJ Aldren is a short book, more a pamphlet; you can read it within an hour; but it is very knowledge dense. It is well worth its cover price, I'd say. I think it would serve a good introduction to esoteric worldviews of our past and the author suggests further reading. It would make the ideal gift for the "woo curious" friend or family member in your life, if you're lucky enough to have one. It can be purchased at all good bookshops and, of course, Amazon, see: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Where-Do-We-Really-Come/dp/B0GZCD2JRV.

Ben Emlyn-Jones at the West Usk Lighthouse Conf 2026

 

I will be speaking at the UFO, Paranormal and Spiritual Conference 2026. The event is at the unique venue of the West Usk Lighthouse, St Brides Wentlooge, Newport, Wales NP10 8SF. It takes place on Saturday, July the 4th and starts at 9 AM. Along with the speakers there will be a skywatch in the evening. It costs £35. Details: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/ufo-paranormal-and-supernormal-conference-2026-tickets-1980880184957.

See here for a reportage of last year's conference: https://hpanwo-tv.blogspot.com/2025/06/ben-emlyn-jones-at-west-usk-lighthouse.html.

RDH Bankruptcy Order

 

See here for essential background: https://hpanwo-voice.blogspot.com/2024/07/rdh-lawsuit-mini-portal.html.
A notice has been printed in The Gazzette- Official Public Record stating that a bankruptcy order was issued against Richard D Hall on the 16th of this month. I will not link to it because it includes personal information about Richard, despite it being cleared by data protection. What I also will not link to is the most insipid and crass Tweet by Martin Hibbert, the chief claimant, about this verdict. He is still portraying his lawsuit as some great moral crusade. He is the heroic knight who has slain the conspiracy theoretical dragon. As I've said many times before, nothing could be further from the truth. What makes the Hibbert's reaction even more galling is that in the comments underneath some people have tried to appeal to his compassion and sense of fair play. One of them Tweeted: "The guy's got a ten year old son and this judgement has just made him homeless." The claimant responded with a clown emoji. That's the level this matter has descended to. I can only hope enough people joined me in backing the "Home for Lewis" campaign. I can't think of any words to describe how despicable this attack against the Merthyr Tydfil One has been. Maybe I should try in Welsh: Beth am ddarn o gachu. What happens now? No doubt we'll be treated to another episode of "Some Dare Call It Conspiracy" in which Neil Sanders will spend another three hours reading pages from Snopes in which he tries to crowbar this attack into a portrait of something rational and righteous. To look on the bright side, if there is a bright side, and there certainly isn't one for Richard; this incident has shown us all what the UFO/paranormal/conspiratorial community is capable of. Richard called for our help and we responded with unquestioning care, loyalty, solidarity and dedication. I'm proud to be a part of that.

London Sainsbury's Butlerian Jihad

 

In my quest to save the galaxy from the dictatorship of the machines I found myself fighting a battle I had not expected to in a strange and distant land far from home. I was at Sainsbury's in Victoria Station, London. I was on my way home from an event and had not eaten during the day so I stopped off there to buy a few sandwiches to munch on the coach home to Oxford. I selected my wares and did my usual, walking straight past the auto-tills to the manned checkout. In this branch of Sainsbury's that consists of just the tobacco and lottery kiosk. There was nobody behind the cash register and so I waited. There seemed to be only one man at work on the shop floor for some reason, which was strange seeing as it was quite a busy time of the day. He saw me, but instead of entering to kiosk to serve me he gestured towards to auto-till aisle. He was an elderly Asian man who didn't speak very good English, but he clearly was asking me to pay for my goods there. I shook my head and said: "No, I want to be served by a human being not a machine." He protested and kept pointing at the auto-tills. In the end I think he understood, but told me it wasn't possible for me to pay at the kiosk. However I continued to protest. He ended up running my sandwiches through the auto-till for me. I warned him: "These things are going to put you out of a job, mate." He scowled and muttered something at me. Seeing at Sainsbury's had left him alone in the store to run it single-handed it looks like they're halfway there already. I thanked him and left with my purchases. I've since been back to that shop and this time they had more staff there and I was able to pay at the kiosk. Humans 1- machines 0.

See here for background: https://hpanwo-voice.blogspot.com/2026/01/lidl-butlerian-jihad.html.