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  • The Cure for Alzheimer's?

    2025-08-20

    Yup, it's time to demolish another much repeated canard, this time concerning that deadly menace: cholesterol!

    I was accosted at our local petrol station last week by a man who wanted me to contribute cash for the search for the "cure for Alzheimer's".

    Well, such welI-intentioned folk have been exhorting me for years to contribute to the "cure for cancer" cause, but I am of the view that if they had looked for this mythological cure elsewhere rather than always in my wallet, then they might have had more success.

    Anyway I didn't handle it as well as perhaps I should have, contenting myself (well, my vehicle was still blocking a petrol pump) with a quick exclamation of "Coconut Oil!" before continuing on my way. I expect he thought I was mad, but I'm used to that.

    In point of fact I know a little about Alzheimer's, as my mother and grandmother were victims (see - it's inherited!) but I am not, even though I am

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  • Statins!

    2025-08-18

    Make of this what you will.

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  • Wrong-Care Take-Over

    2025-08-18

    HART reports on the UK Covid-19 Inquiry Module 6 Care Sector and Terminally Ill (End of Life) Bill.

    Anyone who thinks that the Government, the NHS, and the Social Care systems are there to look after us in our hours of need may need to recalibrate their expectations.

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  • Everything You Never Knew About Water .. and There's More!

    2025-08-17

    Once seen, never forgotten.

    There's more to water than we ever suspected, and it just gets deeper and deeper!

    So don't waste time - take the plunge!

    (NB: This site has no connection with GRANDER® either in the UK or elsewhere. This article is for educational purposes only, and to whet your appetite for similar learnings about water, which I suspect still holds many secrets that will both surprise and delight us!)

    (49 minutes)

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  • Make of This What You Will

    2025-08-13

    Kate Shemirani is controversial. 

    "I realised that everything I had been taught was rubbish... everything that they tell you... you need to do is an inversion of what you really need to do... "

    "... It's a total abuse of power... "

    "... we have uncovered... something that is so sinister, so horrific, that Covid just pales in comparison... in 2020... everyone became an organ donor... unless you opt out .. so we now have 13 yr olds then, who are 20 now, that don't know that you have to opt out... Great Britain is going to be the biggest organ-donors in the world... supplying organs to the entire commonwealth... "

    It's your view that counts.

    (2 hrs 9 mins)

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  • RFK Jr Sued by Children's Health Defense

    2025-07-22

    But I thought that he WAS Children's Health Defense!

    Whether or not, as Trump's MAHA czar he is apparently in the legal cross-hairs for violating the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act of 1986, although if the truth were told no US Health Secretary since 1986 has ever fulfilled the requirements of that Act and none were pursued through the courts to demand compliance.

    Perhaps it's time for this one to comply.

     

     

  • Midazolam, Morphine, Murder?

    2025-07-18

    UK, Canada, Ireland, USA?

    The Midazolam story has now "gone global"?

    Importantly, excess deaths remained elevated following mass vaccination in 2021, but were statistically uncorrelated to COVID injections, while remaining significantly correlated to Midazolam injections. The widespread and persistent use of Midazolam in UK suggests a possible policy of systemic euthanasia

    Midazolam Barrister in Dimmock Inquest James Bogle KC Breaks Silence

    We have been reporting on this for seemingly ever, but somehow all initiatives aimed at getting the authorities to take it seriously have ended up somewhere or other in very long

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  • Safe & Effective - Except in Japan?

    2025-07-16

    This article speaks for itself.

    Purists may complain that it wasn't a double-blind placebo-controlled trial - but 'safe and effective' didn't turn out to stop either infection or transmission. 

    "Prof Murakami of Tokyo Science University uncovered a disturbing peak in deaths 90–120 days after mRNA vaccination, with higher doses showing earlier death peaks"

    So we take our information where we can find it...

  • National Homicide Service?

    2025-07-10

    Our National Health Service (or "National treasure" for those who have been asleep for the last 77 years) is the pride and joy of government in this country - medical treatment free at the point of use for all who need it!

    What's not to like?

    Well, where should I begin?

    It's paid for by taxing us. And as the benefit is assumed to be so enormous, taxes to support it are correspondingly enormous. And being taxes, we don't get to choose whether we want to pay.

    And being the offspring of Big Government and Big Pharma, whilst the costs are socialised the profits are privatised.

    It's not as if we can choose our preferred path back to health - only drugs (ie: poisons) offered by Big Pharma can be approved for sale on the NHS, if you want anything else it's verboten. The magic word here is "protocol". Doctors are no longer educated in healthy living and natural medicine,

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  • Boeing On the Ropes?

    2025-07-08

    The Boeing 787 Dreamliner Air India disaster... the black boxes are analysed, the results now in - and it's about as bad as it could be.

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  • We Are the Pre-Sick Generation

    2025-07-06

    On the basis that at some point in the future we may all "go down with a bug", we are obviously all "pre-sick" and thus potential targets for medical intervention.

    And the obvious intervention is the Vaccine - something that is claimed to ward off the incoming peril and prevent its manifestation (at least until it is shown to do no such thing - oh wait - they changed the definition... ).

    This is highly convenient for the purveyors of vaccines, because

    (a) the market is now immeasurably larger than previously as it includes potentially the whole healthy population, rather than merely the small minority that are actually sick

    (b) nobody can challenge their claims unless they take the vaccine and then go down with the

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  • Dr Mike Yeadon - in His Own Words

    2025-07-03

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  • Spyware? Or Fearware?

    2025-07-03

    Of course, wearables are to help keep us safe.

    These will allow us to monitor and obsess about our blood pressure, heart rate, breaths per minute, steps taken and so on - all the stuff that we should be taking for granted whilst we get on with life; but of course we shouldn't be doing that at all, we should be moping around desperately trying to keep all those vital medical indicators within the prescribed bounds.

    So which nut-job is trying it on this time?

    Couldn't happen here? I'd give it six months...

  • Proposed Bioweapons Prohibition Bill

    2025-06-29

    There is a movement to recognise and ban mRNA injections as bioweapons.

    You might think that banning a bioweapon isn't contentious - and you might be right, so the real question boils down to something like "is the mRNA type of injection a bioweapon"?

    But what is an "mRNA" injection? We might know what the pharmaceutical companies say is in these injections, but there are plenty of suggestions that these companies are not truthful.

    It seems to me that the real problem is not whether or not they should be classified as bioweapons, but whether or not they are "harmful", and that in itself now appears to be a question that can indeed be endlessly debated, despite (or maybe because of) the existence of very expensive "independent" regulators who many believe have conflicts of interest (seen and/or unseen) with those that they purport to

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  • Police in Chaos Over Sudden Deaths?

    2025-06-20

    John O'Looney is a funeral director from Milton Keynes, who was outspoken during the "Covid emergency" for his work in identifying novel "fibrous clots" in the bodies of the deceased that came his way.

    Now he highlights some unexpected changes in the way that police handle sudden unexpected deaths, apparently (according to his local Coroner) as a result of new advice from the government about the requirements when dealing with those who have died suddenly. 

    John is not impressed. See what you think:

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  • FDA? ForgeDAboutit

    2025-06-17

    Aaron Siri Esq is still pulling teeth at the FDA.

    Obviously they aren't too keen on the public becoming familiar with the way in which vaccines get approved, and equally obviously as "public servants" they need to be seen to be transparently compliant with transparency...

    But it seems they are not.

    But what is the Department of Justice's interest in blocking/delaying disclosure of FOIA responses?