2025-04-18

Whether this is typical for an NHS midwife, I cannot say - but if it's only half-true, it's shocking.

On the face of it, this is insane.

Make of it what you will.

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2025-04-17

Reductio ad absurdum is an established technique (call it "scientific" if you want, but why would you?) to prove that something is true by assuming the opposite, and then showing that this opposite must indeed be false.

Brownstone Institute author David Souto Alcalde does a neat job of demolishing the ultimate liberalism by showing whither it must inevitably lead.

If the Cap Fits...

About the only idea I could usefully add to that is the notion that the contrived use of latin prefixes in an attempt to garnish their flawed notions with a superfluous veneer of academic credibility, only serves to illustrate their

2025-04-16

mRNA injections are illegal under bioweapons laws - but only if they qualify as a bioweapon.

So says Dr Joseph Sansone. There are plenty of well qualified medics and scientists who would agree with him.

Lots of good logic here, but if it can be shown in Court that the jabs do qualify as bioweapons then it's over - they are out and those who pushed them have to be prosecuted.

Otherwise the law is pointless.

Stand by for obfuscation and procrastination on steroids...

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2025-04-14

After Covid we should all be familiar with government messaging spreading fear in order to frighten us into going along with what they want.

Sadly it appears that there are still many who reflexively trust our "government" and cannot imagine that their messaging so widely spread in the media may not be for our best interests.

Now the "Great and the Good" are using a work of fiction (obligingly put out by Netlix) to instil a notion in our susceptible minds to the detriment of the reputation of young white males.

"My daughters’ high school has been sending emails to parents about the importance of this programme, and how teachers and parents should take the warnings very seriously"

You couldn't make it up - but somebody did. 

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2025-04-10

This speaks plainly, directly - probably too directly for some.

But steel yourself. It's not rocket science. 

Nor is it Party Political - Labour just happen to be the party currently in office, but it went on under their predecessors for ever.

Nor is it exclusively racial / religious - it runs deeper and wider than that.

We have to deal with it as best we can.

It is time.

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2025-04-10

The Family Courts in their current incarnation are a relatively recent innovation.

I don't recall that there was any great clamour for them, but one particular aspect of their operation is cause for concern:

"Courts in England and Wales have a principle of open justice where hearings are held in public but family courts are held in private because it has been felt that this protects children"

Thereby at a stroke defeating the age-old principle that "justice must be seen to be done".

So... denying a fundamental principle of justice can be allowed if

2025-04-07

Another item of news that a number (a large number) of people will hope will be eclipsed by the incoming global financial gyrations is brought to us by Zerohedge:

Billed as a take-down by Europol of a massive child pornography exploitation site, is this the first major salvo in the war against paedophilia, or is it just a passing flash in the pan that will recede quickly into the mists of oblivion that the main news media will make a point of not revisiting?

"1.8 million users worldwide visited the site over the course of Operation Stream between April 2022 and March 2025"

Oh dear - think how many names and card payments have been collected by the authorities over that period! I doubt they will be going to waste, unless the 'high authorities' can close the investigation down on some inappropriate pretext.

Perhaps we really are in for a

2025-04-07

Ben's report today covers a whole lot of ground, treading on many toes that would certainly prefer to have been left untrodden.

As always, for the full read you will need a modest subscription.

One is left with the distinct impression that many flapping chickens are about to come home to roost over the next weeks. It's hard to see how this will be pretty, but it isn't likely to be dull...

Trigger warning - unsuitable for children. 

Dive In.

2025-04-03

Martin Geddes strikes again, this time looking at the aspects of judicial "quality control" within the Family Courts system in the US.

With a twist - AI does the analysis, thus minimising the effect of any pre-existing perceptions on his part.

The result...  well, best read for yourself.

I have little doubt that a similar result would ensue from a UK analysis. Clearly this needs to be urgently progressed.

2025-04-03

This article perfectly outlines the corruption at the heart of the "independent" regulation of the pharmaceutical industry.

See if you can spot the conflict of interest.

Ask yourself why mainstream journalism doesn't report any of this.

Let's see if Dr Peter Marks sues Alex for defamation. I'll wait...

2025-03-28

Lessons from the Front Line of British Politics — with Raja Miah MBE, working at the front line of local politics in Oldham.

"This is the very front line of political activism in the UK. Those seeking ways to bring the global agenda to a grinding halt would do well to examine and emulate Raja Miah's work in Oldham"

Read the Story at UK Column.

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2025-02-12

This Bill, currently wending its way through Parliament, looks set to reach the Statute Book just as soon as their Lordships have finished with it and passed it on to the Monarch for his Royal Assent.

Given that the Labour Party has a stonking majority in the Commons, there will be no delaying its arrival before their Lordships.

Given also the Government's obsession with ultimately centralising all powers of any note unto itself, it's no surprise that this bill is long on rhetoric and very very short on devolution (after all, if it started devolving powers to, say, parents, there would be a chaotic free-for-all and the government would have nothing to do except twiddle its thumbs and dream of powers forsaken).

Let us in the interests of brevity quote directly from the government's own "Policy Summary Notes" document:

The ambitions of

2025-02-08

More from Neil Oliver and Maajid Nawaz, this time reflecting on the UK home front.

This includes some party political points that Free Citizen UK neither supports nor repudiates - this isn't about who will win the next election (or even if such will be held), it is about the overall state of our country and its institutions.

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2025-01-28

Have you ever wondered (as I have) why archaeologists seem to be obsessed by the idea that ancient sites were used for the purpose of child sacrifice?

There are I suppose two possible explanations for this -

1: these sites really were used for this purpose and the activity must have been quite ubiquitous over different places and ages

2: modern-day archaeologists have an inexplicable but unfounded obsession with the idea that simply won't go away

Now what's past is past and what's done is done, but what if this problem remains endemic in our time also? 

There are concerning indications that this may be the case, and

2025-01-23

"Chris Whitty... told the Covid Inquiry this week that the decision to mandate Covid jabs was “100 per cent a political one” and he was "sceptical" of it"

"Has the public health establishment at least learned something from the last few years?"

If nothing else, these last few years have permitted the "public health establishment" in all its varied forms to demonstrate that they are totally immune to all criticism, whether justified or not. Immune even to the Nuremberg Codes that declared unequivocally that anybody to be subjected to a medical experiment must be (a) fully informed of the risks (b) free to decline to take part. They were coerced at every turn into taking an experimental intervention described as a "vaccine" which was in fact a largely untested gene therapy that turned out to confer no stoppage of onward transmission and negligible effective

2025-01-19

"Grooming Gang" territories, to mention three not at random.

These are murky waters wherein the judicial authorities intersected with local and national politicians, police, and indeed the press, evidently to suppress the criminal tragedies that took place over many years.

Consequently, informed and considered discussion about these matters is difficult to find, and prone to degenerate into political point-scoring which isn't productive.

So I welcome this interview between Peter Whittle and Simon Danczuk, a former Labour MP for Rochdale, who gamely answers Peter's questions as best he could - nobody comes out of this topic totally smelling of roses, but it is the sort of discussion that actually does advance our understanding of what took place, how and why, and what might now be best done about it.

You may or may not agree with everything said, but they do bring out some highly pertinent

2024-12-22

"Mistake" is an ambiguous word. On the one hand it can reflect a happenstance where the effect is unwanted but was not intended, on the other hand it may indicate that the action was intended but that the result was unwanted. Unhappily, some events such as "yes I thought that hitting the cricket ball out of the field was a good idea, but I hadn't reckoned with it smashing a window or hitting a passer-by on the head" might be considered a "mistake" on both counts.

However, deliberately throwing the cricket ball out of the ground at the head of a passer-by would not normally be regarded as a mistake, as the result would be clearly intended.

So we could recognise an intermediate state where hitting the ball out of the ground may avoid damage to windows and heads most of the time, but not all the time, so may be considered deliberately reckless, and thus culpable.

So we may transpose the argument to a different situation, and ask whether recommending a novel

2024-11-12

It's not the crime that gets you, it's the cover-up.

Somehow I suspect that this is the tip of the iceberg - expect more as the Biblical Revelation gets into full swing, and not just among the Anglican religious community.

The Telegraph reports.

(For the avoidance of doubt, I have no known connection to Keith Makin, whose review led to this event)

2024-11-12

It's an old joke, and of course the answer is:

"when we see his lips move"

Of course it's not as simple as that...

... or is it?

II have to confess that on all the major issues of our day, it seems that both the politicians and the "free" press (mainstream) have consistently "been mistaken" and determinedly continue to "be mistaken".

It's your view that counts.

2024-11-03

This article gets to the heart of exactly where our world seems to be today.

"After disputing the classification of occupations into essential and non-essential in 2020, they now seem to apply these very terms to humanity itself"

Perhaps we should remind ourselves:-

“Men, it has been well said, think in herds; it will be seen that they go mad in herds, while they only recover their senses slowly, one by one”  - Charles Mackay

Perhaps it is now time for some serious introspection.