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Worse Than Pulling Teeth?
2026-07-15
Or maybe they simply don't want their teeth pulled? (Don't get me started on the state of modern dentistry)
Back in May we reported on the Interest of Justice suing the FDA et alfor answers relevant to the roll-out of the Covid so-called "vaccines". Legally required steps were not taken. Allegedly.
"That Defense angle is the spine of the whole thing, and it is where 'vaccine debate' ends and 'federal crime' begins"
"The DoD already admitted the core fact out loud"
The FDA hasn't bothered to respond within the legally required time limit.
Well, if the government set the time limit then maybe it's entitled to ignore it, because who could call them to account? Will it help if a Court would simply set a new time
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UK Covid Inquiry Has Its Uses
2026-07-15
The Daily Sceptic reports that the inquiry has uncovered £billions wasted by the NHS on COVID PPE procurement.
Well it's always good to have a reminder, especially when there may be an election in the offing. Or not, as the case may be.
Nevertheless, some of the more sceptical among us might consider this a classic limited hangout, admitting as it does the already public knowledge that many well-connected people seem to have made financial killings on PPE contracts (maybe not without connivance in high places) although perhaps (if you could stretch credulity
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This Needs to be Said Until It Doesn't Anymore
2026-07-12
It's six years since Covid.
Nobody has been arrested. Nobody charged.
Politicians are still in place.
Regulators still "regulate".
Experts still "advise".
"Health" services still operate.
Those imprisoned for objecting are still imprisoned.
Those who understand still understand, and have not forgotten. Indeed, we observe more unwelcome understandings every day, each worse than the last, that we cannot forget.
Because to forget is to give in, to lose hope, to lose purpose in life, to admit to those who died that we no longer care.
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A Tribute to Jon Rappoport, Pioneer Reporter of Fake Medicine
2026-07-11
"No virus... has ever been isolated in the classical scientific sense. Not SARS-CoV-2. Not HIV. Not measles, mumps, rubella, polio, influenza, Ebola, Zika, rabies"
Alert readers will note that we have featured a number of Jon's articles on our site in times past. He was an early and pioneering reporter about matters medical, and he will be missed.
"... cancer is not a disease. Cancer is the body’s response to toxic assault. The tumour is protective tissue walling off poison. The exhausted mitochondria switch to a defective energy pathway. The 'cancerous cell' is a cell deformed by the assault"
Nevertheless there are many others who follow where he led - I think we are now in many good hands, if we can only identify them. As always, sorting the wheat from the chaff can be time-consuming, but it's a skill that comes with
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The Murky Transparency of the UK Covid Inquiry
2026-07-11
That the UK's Covid Inquiry was an exhausting, no expenses spared, root and branch inquiry into the evidence, what failed, what could be done better, and what lessons should be learned for the future, is not in doubt.
But define "evidence", "failed", "better".
Whose evidence?
Who failed to do what?
What would a better result look like and from whose perspective?
HART updates us on what happened to the evidence that they and others submitted.
You can find this evidence at the People's Vaccine Inquiry, because you won't currently find it on the website of the official UK Covid-19 Inquiry.
Are They Feeling the Fear Yet?
2026-07-10
Brendon O'Connell isn't one to pull his punches - but he is an Aussie so we must make allowances. And once you get his drift (it takes practice) he makes a good deal of sense.
How he "knows" everything that he comes up with (don't blink or you'll miss it) I've no idea, but it's obvious he's somehow been following a great many threads for a long time.
Is he right about everyone? I don't suppose so, but he does seem to be in a goodly number of correct ball-parks.
Does he realise that people can change (or be changed / swapped out) over time and a substitute (actor or AI based) used for new purposes? I don't know, but I do believe that the number of Nancy Pelosys we have seen over time is probably off the charts (not to mention Donald Trumps and Elon Musks and many others... ). That may make some of his assumptions about the famous and infamous holding consistent positions over time
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Will Baroness Hallett Reopen the Covid Inquiry?
2026-07-10
A fascinating question, but perhaps asked too soon?
I can't see the good Baroness reopening sections of such an expensive inquiry until the new investigations reported by Mark Sextonproduce firm results - until then, it's all speculation.
Still, Mark has written to Baroness Hallett to draw her attention to the new situation - forewarned is forearmed after all.
We await developments...
(4 minutes)
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CRN 6029679/21 Rides Again?
2026-07-08
Alert readers will immediately recognise CRN 6029679/21 as the crime number provided by the Metropolitan Police to Mark Sexton and co-complainants in response to their report of suspected crimes committed as part of the official response to the alleged Covid pandemic.
Today may go down in history as the day on which the Covid logjam broke.
The indefatigable Mark Sexton reports on the latest news with regard to Operation Talla under whose auspices police forces across the nation refused to accept complaints about the handling of the Covid crisis.
Before we can ring the bells across the land in celebration of the resumption of law and order for all regardless of rank, there are more steps that need to occur, but perhaps the die is now cast and the direction
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New Hope - The Shape of Things to Come?
2026-07-06
Martin Geddes has been investigating - no, not the crumbling reputation of our Justice systems - this time it's the way in which people around the world are reacting to past events by finding new solutions that don't involve poisoning us. Well, maybe "solution" in the first case is not materially correct, as it simply involves an age-old mystery solvent without material additives.
"Enough men and women have stood up, found one another, and begun building the relationships needed to carry society through whatever revelatory stress still lies ahead. The tools needed to reconstruct a better civilisation are no longer merely imagined; they are already being developed and deployed"
Of revelatory stress there is I'm certain still plenty to come. But maybe, just maybe, the tide is on the turn.
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The National Homicide Service?
2026-07-02
This bogeyman has been running a long while, and as yet we seem to have no resolution. So I am posting a confrontational title to this article because the issue needs to be settled.
Either Midazolam + Morphine is a kindly way to end a person's life in less discomfort than might otherwise have occurred, or it's not. At worst, it may kill the patient, which doesn't exactly square with "First, do no harm".
What part of "Do no harm" do some people not understand?
When COVID struck, independent observers observed that people were apparently dying in numbers attributed to COVID but under the influence of Midazolam and Morphine, leading to them to question whether the fine line between "Murder" and "a comfortable but already inevitable death" was being properly respected.
In that respect we noted
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The Real Trouble with Technocracy
2026-06-26
Patrick Wood has been tracking those who would run the world by AI for some time.
He's been right and is still right to do so - our understandings of AI and indeed "quantum computing" are still in their infancy, and whilst it is certainly true that the technocrats never had either the data or the science or the computing power to run the world, it was always feasible that they would simply pretend to do so and place us on the wrong end of a "computer says no" social control system that in effect could be neither realistically nor practically challenged.
That feasibility still exists if we fall for it by unthinking and ill-advised compliance.
"The system they wanted — a society run as an engineering problem, every resource metered, every flow optimized, every decision computed rather than argued — required a machine that could calculate the whole of an economy in real time. That machine did not exist"
The Trouble With Politics Now Illustrated Beyond Doubt
2026-06-26
Ask the wrong questions, get the wrong answers.
What part of this simple principle don't we get?
That they continue to ask the wrong questions simply proves that either they are stupid, or that they don't want the right answers. Either way, I'm done with them.
Take for example Baroness Hallett's Covid Inquiry. Vastly expensive Covid enquiry.
There are so many layers here to unpack that I hesitate to begin such a mammoth undertaking, but I'll make a start just to make it obvious.
Let's ask the first questions:
Why was all previous pandemic preparedness planning immediately thrown out of the window in 2019/2020?
In hindsight, was that a good decision?
Did the good Baroness
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A Forensic Reconstruction of CRN 6029679/21
2026-06-24
Alert readers will immediately recognise CRN 6029679/21 as the crime number provided by the Metropolitan Police to Mark Sexton and co-complainants in response to their report of suspected crimes committed as part of the official response to the alleged Covid pandemic.
This document is a reconstruction by Ian Clayton (Ethical Approach UK) which compares the subsequent processing of the complaint from two points of view: (a) from that of the Metropolitan Police and (b) from that of retired police officer and complainant Mark Sexton.
The Williams Report on the Handling of Gross negligence manslaughter in
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The True Cost of Achieving ... Nothing of Significance
2026-06-22
For some years now I have bee convinced that Government is simply a vast money-laundering racket to filch what wealth the population at large has away and into the hands of the "elite" - those who want absolute control over everybody and everything.
Don't believe me?
Don't remember the eye-watering sums fast-tracked by government for emergency supplies of PPE gear for "our" NHS, purchased regardless of cost from newly-formed supply companies which had seemingly suddenly sprung up for the purpose, owned by those who had no track record in supplying such goods? Goods which were inevitably sourced from China?
Could they not have been sourced direct from China at considerably lower cost directly by the NHS itself?
I'm not saying that fortunes were made overnight, but it's hard to see how they
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Touching the Void of Operation Talla
2026-06-18
No, not the Peruvian Andes, but the void wherein the explanations for the blanket refusal of our Police Forces to accept reports of suspected criminal activities under Operation Talla should be found.
But are not.
Ian Clayton (Ethical Approach UK) reviews the void, and why it matters.
View our reporting of Operation Talla here.
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Dale Vincent Not Guilty - Jury System Working Perfectly
2026-06-11
Mark Sexton reporting on the trial of Dale Vincent at Bristol Crown Court.
(Added 2026-06-18)
This trial arose out of activities by concerned citizens to attempt to close down some Covid vaccination centres. Later on, it became apparent that Police were working under Operation Talla to refuse reports of suspected contravention of the Nuremberg Codes by administration of those inoculations.Mark needs no further remarks from me, so here he is to give us the good news:
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Testititis Rampant
2026-06-10
The last real epidemic of testing was unleashed on the world with the Covid pandemic. The PCR test "gold standard" was rolled out everywhere (to be followed by other more simplified tests later on) but the PCR "gold standard" required samples invasively acquired on the end of a very long "cotton bud" pushed up the nose, which then had to be sent off to a laboratory for PCR processing.
It always struck me as unnecessarily unpleasant, though there is no doubt that it was effective even if the laboratories had been set up in huge haste and those who manned them could have had only rudimentary training. Still, at 45 PCR cycles, success was pretty much guaranteed.
Although strangely, there didn't seem to be any data about the rate of false results that could be expected, which is pretty important if we want accurate diagnoses.
Nevertheless, quite aside from pandemics, medical practitioners make considerable use of diagnostic testings of various types, from
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Unavoidably Unsafe
2026-06-09
Vaccines are unavoidably unsafe. Legally.
OK, so it's like crossing the road, right? You might get run down by a car or a lorry or an omnibus, but that's pretty rare and we live with that kind of unsafe all the time.
Well, no.
We have pedestrian crossings for crossing the road, and traffic in busy places is stopped by traffic lights or school crossing patrols so that we can cross safely. And if somebody does run us over, they can be prosecuted for dangerous driving, running a red light, and we can sue them for damages.
For vaccines, in place of pedestrian crossings we have "informed consent" - the risks have to be honestly explained to us before we agree to take the jab, and if we don't like those risks then the jab can be refused.
When was the last time a medical person did that for you? Told you that vaccines are "unavoidably unsafe" and spelled out the
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The State of British Policing Has Been Sharply Illustrated
2026-06-03
What more stereotypically English may we imagine than Hampshire and the Isle of Wight?
Rolling fields, chalk streams harbouring fat trout, white cliffs, Osborne House, the Needles, Portsmouth - home of the Royal Navy, the list goes on.
So we can have confidence in the Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary, right?
The case of Henry Nowak would indicate otherwise.
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What's Up With Virology?
2026-06-01
Now listen up, this is important.
It's not what you think - or rather, it's all about what you think - subconsciously.
Words are the medium through which communication occurs.
But words come freighted with as many assumptions as meanings, and assumptions are treacherous, especially when not overtly stated. When we argue a topic on shared assumptions, we are unlikely to find much disagreement, but a proper argument about a topic should uncover our conflicting assumptions, or it must fail.
The objective of propaganda is to instil in the general populace certain desired assumptions about a particular topic through endless repetition until the association is firmly wedged into our subconscious.
"Russia Bad - Ukraine Good"
"Left Good - Right Bad"
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