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A Timely Review of the Way the World Works Today

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2026-04-25

Evidence and logic are irrefutable, provided that the evidence reflects the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. And there's the rub, because just as one man's meat is another's poison, so one man's truth may be another's misinformation (in modern parlance) or outright falsehood (in yesterday's less mealy-mouthed jargon).

"Early to bed, early to rise, makes a man healthy wealthy and wise" - to which I would append "eventually"!

I can't vouch for his bed-times, but long-time campaigner Nick Griffin strikes me as one of the best informed and well thought out political commentators available today, and he shares his knowledge freely, to the point where keeping up with him is a struggle!

Of course if you don't look beyond the "far right" label that the mainstream opinion-formers slap on him at every opportunity then you will pass over this one, but personally I would rather be far right than far wrong.

 

 

The MHRA - A World Leader in ... Statistical Incompetence?

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2026-04-25

They obviously didn't have the same "dragon-lady" statistics lecturer that I had when at college. She had very definitive ideas about how statistical analyses should be conducted and was determined that her pupils would be instilled with exactly those principles. None of us fully measured up to her standards but we were all impressed with her ambition and were grateful for it. She gave me the confidence to examine the published Covid statistics and draw my own conclusions, however elementary. That was sufficient, may the Good Lord pass on my heartfelt thanks to her.

The MHRA did, it transpires, conduct a statistical survey, likely quite well designed (nobody's perfect), to gather data about Covid vaccine adverse reactions.

What did the MHRA analysis reveal?

Well, something and nothing, with (as always) degrees of uncertainty. 

But according to Dr Clare Craig writing in the Daily Sceptic, they could have revealed more, had the necessary analyses actually been done on the dataset collected. Of course there was no need for that as the paper published was not about "the results", but about "the methodology" employed ... 

So have "the results" been published at all? If not, why not?

 

 

Cause of Asthma?

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2026-04-24

All you never wanted to know about this (and other several other chronic conditions) but that you won't hear from any authorised medical practitioner.

" ... the authors concluded that the word “asthma” should be retired. It was ... a heterogeneous mix of pathologically distinct processes poorly represented by our current physiological and symptom-based classification system "

So, what is asthma?

Sadly, no cures are suggested.

(Author's note: I personally am securing significant remission by fasting once a week for 24 - 36 hrs - this is not "medical advice", just my own personal observation)

The Covid-19 Assault on the World - Part 5 - The Undisclosed DNA Problem

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2026-04-24

Part 5 of Interest of Justice petition to the FDA (The Undisclosed DNA Problem) to explain the highly irregular Covid-19 vaccination programmes.

"Citizen Petition Series, Part 5 of 7 — Docket FDA-2025-P-1807 (click to open the public docket)"

See the full series here, starting with Part 1.

"The State Didn't Remove God - It Became God"

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2026-04-23

The separation of Church and State has been a theme throughout history, with Henry VIII reportedly (and maybe for all the wrong reasons) renouncing the supremacy of the Vatican and assuming power over the Church of England himself. 

Thus undoing the separation, at least officially.

But the Church still crowns the head of the monarch whenever a new one is needed, and maintains separate ecclesiastical courts for processing those in religious offices granted by the Church, so there is some nominal degree of separation still. Although Church officials can still be brought before the criminal courts as requirements arise.

Followers of the Prophet Mohammed (work with me here, there are various groups within the Muslim religious communities of which I have limited understanding) view Mosque and State as aspiring to be a merged entity under Sharia Law, so separation is not fundamentally desirable.

Whilst republics may not be essentially religious, they may support religions in principle even if they don't formalise links. Swearings-in of new office-holders typically require a religious basis except in overtly communist countries.

Religion is seen as good for the guidance of the population in matters moral and spiritual, whilst government controls matters temporal and political. When these matters lead to conflicting imperatives, the Church is noticeably slow to criticise ...

... and whilst membership of a religion is optional for most, and many members treat it as a convenient formality rather than a practised authority, membership of a State is in practice an official determination which is in no way optional.

And the (western) State has spent at least the last century encroaching on matters that used to be considered moral and spiritual, such as family relationships and the conception and rearing of children, even to the extent of controlling what we watch, read, and indeed, think (even the food we eat, our health and medicine, the air we breath and our beliefs about our environment).

Has the State engineered the ultimate overreach, and become God?

(NB: this site does not support the notion of Biblical infallibility - the Devil has had far too much time to mess with the deliberations of the Council of Nicea and much else besides)

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