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A Cancer By Any Other Morphology
2026-06-02
It is illegal in the UK to claim any cure for cancer (unless you are the NHS I suppose), so to be clear, I'm not making any claim here, and I'm certainly not offering any cure, I'm just reporting on some old reports from the 1930s.
But perhaps the past might have much to teach us if we were to open our minds to such possibilities? After all, "they" have been looking for the cure for cancer for all of my lifetime, strangely seemingly by asking us to look in our wallets for money. If they had looked elsewhere, it's hard to see how they could have had less success.
"The book’s contribution was to demonstrate, from primary documents, that the cure had existed, had been clinically tested, and had been published in Science magazine and the Smithsonian Institution annual report"
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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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The Birth of Covid?
2026-05-29
Much though we would all like to forget the Covid terror and move on, how can we move on when there is such a vast score still to settle? If "justice" has any meaning in today's world, then the perpetrators must be held to public account.
And it is quite apparent that the "Great and the Good" of this world are up to their necks in it, and have been from the beginning.
Not many people know this... but according to the pre-eminent research of Dr David Martin, the Covid conspiracy was birthed way back in 1966... which puts it in a whole new class of nefarious activity, well before even Tony Blair's time... and even before Edward "Ted" Heath took us into the "Common Market" (which turned out to be a politically controlled slow-motion stealth grab for ultimate power in Europe).
Anybody who believes that our 5-year governments are "in charge" of anything important may be well advised to reconsider, and to entertain the possibilities for appropriate
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The Milk of Human Kindness - or Something Else?
2026-05-25
What would you like in your coffee?
What would you like in your baby's bottle?
Oat milk?
Soya?
Almond?
Buckwheat?
Chia seed?
Coconut?
Cow's Milk?
or a Synthetic "precision-fermentation" derived lab-"milk" (what could possibly go wrong?)? -
If You're Not Winning, Shift the Paradigm
2026-05-20
“Evidence-Based Medicine: A New Approach to Teaching the Practice of Medicine”
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A Whole New Meaning for the Swingometer
2026-05-20
Hot or cold, expansive or contractive, full or empty.
Take motor car that doesn't start. Check the fuel tank. It's empty? Fill it up, problem solved.
But is it?
Fuel tanks move from empty to full whenever we stop at the pumps. Then they deplete until the next time we stop at the pumps. It's a cycle that repeats. Low fuel is not generally a cause of failure.
Take the body - feeling low? Get something to eat. Problem solved? Maybe... maybe not.
Was there a real problem or was it a natural cycle? It's a fact that we eat mostly out of habit. That's useful as it means we don't have to waste brain-power and time on deciding when to eat. Well, most of the time anyway. Once we have a regular eating habit that works for us, we can just follow it, but if we have to adjust it due to circumstances it's not normally a problem - we have enough in our system so that if we have
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The Costs of Vaccines Immunity
2026-05-20
Lawyer Aaron Siri presents the history of vaccines over the years, and draws his own conclusions.
(64 minutes)
Like / Dislike this video here.
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Are You a Suitable Case for Treatment 7 ?
2026-05-11
Find other articles in this series here.
- Malaria
"Physicians who had never heard of a protozoan parasite or a female Anopheles mosquito could predict with precision where the illness would appear"
"This essay examines the evidentiary foundations of what is now called malaria... from the pre-parasite era of marsh fever, through the flawed foundational experiments of Laveran and Ross, through a century of toxic treatments marketed as cures... " - Inflammation
"Inflammation is a normal part of the body’s defense to injury or infection, and... is beneficial"
"But inflammation is damaging when it occurs in healthy tissues or lasts too
- Malaria
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Would You Prefer Blood or Seawater?
2026-05-10
Before I start, let me be clear - I am not advocating any medical procedure here.
But it is an interesting article of which perhaps we should be aware...
... and after all, is "marine plasma" really so different to using a saline drip? Perhaps it isn't... although "saline" certainly wouldn't boast the full composition of marine plasma.
And one can purchase marine plasma in ampoules under the Quinton brand name for use by athletes - or anybody - I use it myself as a mineral supplement!
And if the article is correct, maybe it might not be so outlandish that those with a religious preference to refuse a blood transfusion might opt instead for marine plasma...
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How Can We Take Back Control?
2026-05-10
If by now you are worried that modern medicine isn't as well-founded as you previously thought, but you are concerned that you couldn't possibly manage your health for yourself, then perhaps this article may help.
I can say from experience that I personally have made strides toward managing my own health to the point where (after 20 years of inhalers that simply suppressed the symptoms!) I have achieved a huge remission in my asthma, initially by diet change, and lately by 36 hr fasts. I rarely now need an inhaler. But I was lucky - asthma may be progressive but it gave me time to experiment to find what worked for me.
Along the way I learned that the best thing to do with official advice is often to do the opposite... but do apply common sense and seek out other views!
Sadly, modern life and pharmacology will eventually catch up with us, and will likely assault our weakest point, so the sooner we recognise that weak point the sooner we can make a start
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Are You a Suitable Case for Treatment 6 ?
2026-05-10
Find other articles in this series here.
- Antivirals
All sorts of visuses necessitate all sorts of antivirals. The list is endless... Tamiflu, Relenza, Paxlovid, remdesivir, acyclovir, ribavirin, AZT...
But what if Dr Mike Yeadon and now many others have concluded that viruses themselves have never been proven to exist? Well, they are still a nice little earner for the Pharmaceutical lobby... - Proton Pump Inhibitors (for gastric problems)
There's quite a list of these too, although this time the target isn't the virus, it's your natural stomach acid. What could possibly go wrong? Well, unsurprisingly, some think quite a lot actually
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Oh No! Not Another Cruise Ship Pandemic!
2026-05-10
We had an instance back in 2019/2020 where a cruise ship had a number sick passengers (and if memory serves a few deaths) from the "Coronavirus".
Not sure how the virus made it from Wuhan to the cruise ship but then if the medical world is to be believed these pesky viruses (or should that more properly be virii?) get everywhere in no time flat.
Now in 2026 we have a reported instance of a rat virus on a cruise ship which one may suppose similarly threatens the world, rather in the same way as the earlier SARS scares, Monkeypox and whatever else never took off in the public imagination.
Is it too early for a vaccine?
Mark Playne has been crunching the AI to reveal what the ghost in the machines makes of it all.
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An Analysis of Operation Talla
2026-05-08
As usual, by ian Clayton of Ethical Approach UK:
See our full reporting on Operation Talla here.
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Surviving The Big Profits Bonanza Machine
2026-05-05
The alliance of Big Government with Big Corporations is an inherently powerful beast that does all it can to ensure that we the people feel that we have to comply with its policies.
Those policies are presented as though they work in our favour, but if that were the case, what need for coercion? We would be queuing up for their product. Indeed, many do exactly that because we cannot believe that Big G and Big C could collaborate (illegally) against our interests - that would be preposterous. As indeed, it is.
The USA has taken coercion a long way in specific states, less far in others, with (weirdly) "religious exemptions" being a particular battlefront. In the UK (aside from Covid) we do seem to be free to disagree to a much greater extent than in the "land of the free" USA, but SPI-B turned out to be a dab hand at dishing out the psychological pressure to comply.
So whilst this article is probably more
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Are You a Suitable Case for Treatment 5 ?
2026-05-03
Find other articles in this series here.
Read up about quite a lot here:
- Blood Pressure
"The FDA-approved label for every drug in that class — lisinopril, enalapril, ramipril, benazepril, quinapril — contains a single sentence that should give every patient... pause..." - Having a Baby
Shouldn't this be a pleasant experience for mother and baby? - Parkinsons
The sentence the field has spent thirty-six years ignoring
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Covid Magic Juice Injury Exposed
2026-05-02
Senator Ron Johnson invited CHD’s Director of Science and Research, Karl Jablonowski, Ph.D. to testify before Congress.
(69 minutes)
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A Fast-Track Back to Health?
2026-04-29
The body has more than one immune system.
I'm not going to speculate about how many, but it's way more than one, depending on how you differentiate individual reactions or groups of reactions from systems.
The "second" immune system implements ketosis as an alternate way of powering itself - instead of using carbohydrates, it uses stored fat. Well, that's the (very) simplified explanation anyway.
It's a good way to "lose weight" - but "weight" here needs to be qualified...
Fat is also where the body will stash toxins that it can't for whatever reason immediately excrete. Overweight people may have a lot of toxins trapped temporarily but safely in their fat but as that fat is used for energy, in my understanding the toxins come back into circulation... and will cause problems such as aches and pains until the body can excrete
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What's In a Label?
2026-04-29
My general rule is that if a word is made up to be nothing like natural language and you have to scan each letter to check out how to pronounce it (and even then you are unsure), then it's a medical product (or maybe a food additive) that I don't need.
So what are the "five top-selling GLP-1 drugs in the United States — Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, Trulicity, and Zepbound"?
"GLP-1"?
Unnecessary? Dangerous? God's gift to the terminally deluded who despite all the evidence still believe that Big Government, Regulators, and Big Pharma all work selflessly together for our happiness health longevity and quality of life?
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What We Are Not Told About Supplements
2026-04-29
"... the same five structural features operating across every substance. Industrial manufacture disguised as nature. Deficiency defined by tests built to sell products. A cofactor cascade where each supplement creates the need for the next... "
Time to reconsider what we are taking in?
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Does Your Morning Coffee do All That it Could for You?
2026-04-26
Many people (myself included) like a cup of coffee in the morning.
But do we get the best out of it?
Well, getting the very best may be a bit more complicated than we can all manage without working at it, but I suspect that the results may be exceptional (if paired with healthy eating habits... ).
Here's a young lady ("Doctor Leanna") who explains her view of what to do. But it's a bit complex, so don't get discouraged - start with one thing at a time and incorporate into your usual morning routine over time.
NB: Remember that "Perfection is the enemy of Progress"!
(29 minutes)

