Health

2023-06-06

MEPs Cristian Terhes and Christine Anderson address the world:

"... every single lie is being repeated... "

(17 minutes)

Like / Dislike this video here.

2023-05-25

The fight is moving from the national level to the local level.

Local councils will now be in the firing line, and Cornwall has thrown down the gauntlet, "pledging its support for local farmers and the role they play in the local economy".

"There is no county farm that survives solely from arable in Cornwall"

"The motion in Cornwall was first proposed by Conservative councillor... and was passed almost unanimously"

Tories take note.

2023-05-25

"Philipp Kruse is a Swiss Attorney. After a career in commercial and constitutional law, he dedicated his life to challenge the path Switzerland is moving along with many other nations. He has run several cases in relation to regulations impacting children, constitutional controversies and is leading several initiatives supporting activists"

UK Column article on the legal push-back against world domination in Switzerland.

(25 minutes)

2023-05-24

Dr Malhotra is a latecomer by some standards to the deficiencies of the medical establishment, but it seems that he is making up for lost time.

An excellent interview.

(19 minutes)

2023-05-22

As always we are indebted to UK Column for publishing articles which explore the truth behind the "at the speed of science" production and distribution of the jabs.

Along the way we have learned how the system was managed within the USA, and we have learned how the UK Government has been busy reconstructing the UK regulatory system for the white hot "Life sciences" revolution that would make us all very rich indeed (always assuming we invested in the correct corporations).

Now we learn how the "newly independent" UK is streamlining its

When is a Virus Not a Virus?

2023-05-15

Is the WHO a blessing or a curse?

Is it even consistent?

Is the organisation that changed its pandemic management policies in an instant when Covid appeared fit to be trusted with our long-term health care, when that very term "health care" is now expanded to include all factors that may affect our health in any way?

Can any factor be identified that does not affect our health?

Would there be any practical limits placed on the powers of the WHO?

The Brownstone Institute examines their claim for global health management.

2023-05-15

Saturday 13th saw people converge on Trafalgar Square to draw attention to the many who suffered and died from the jabs, and to hear from the speakers who came to share their expert testimony with the crowd.

Martin speaks for many of us in setting out his feelings, his experiences, and his reactions. Not to mention his photographs!

The message to the Met: "Do your job!"

2023-05-10

Much extraordinary information here, British involvement in Ukraine, simmering dissatisfaction in the EU, and outrageous kids sex education battles in Wales, which is in effect spearheading the resistance for the whole of the UK. The UK public need to be aware. Just for starters.

Followed by fake nursing qualifications... and "medical doctor apprenticeships" for school leavers... plus more Covid vaccines...  and some notes about the coronation.

(87 minutes)

2023-05-08

Watch and learn! 

(37 minutes)

2023-05-06

This is an article that I never envisaged in my wildest nightmares that I would be writing.

Sex is indeed a complex topic, and I am no "expert" in the matter, but this is not about sex, it's about the destruction of our future by those who are either mad, evil, deluded, or incompetent on a scale that beggars belief. Or perhaps all four.

We have all heard stories about "drag queen story hours" and the like, but without wishing to get into the weeds on the details there can only be one purpose behind these apparently global initiatives.

I'll start at the beginning.

We were all children once.

I say that because it's obvious, but maybe it isn't... nevertheless let's make that working assumption.

As children we were (mostly) dandled on our parents knees, read stories, told what we could and couldn't do (for our safety) and

2023-05-04

In today's world of ubiquitous wireless technology, it's too easy to spend all day at a computer / cellphone screen without giving the matter a second thought.

That is likely a mistake.

I myself spend the majority of my day in this way, and I'm looking forward to a time when I can spend more time in the real world(!). I connect all the big stuff with cables (no wi-fi or blue-tooth - it's turned off unless I have to use it but don't forget to check occasionally - updates have been known to undo your settings). And I never ever use wireless headphones or earbuds - short-range long exposure items as ever there could be.

I also have some orgonite around as insurance - I've no idea if it works but for a few quid, why not? Stick a bit under your DECT phone or mobile, or get some patches from Body Align. It doesn't stop the signal but supposedly it mitigates the problem.

Do we take enough care of our health?

2023-05-03

"In the days leading up to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's approval of Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine, U.S. and U.K. health officials entered into a 'mutual confidentiality agreement' to keep vaccine adverse events under wraps"

"It would be very helpful if our Office of Vaccines could receive additional details [redacted] from MHRA [UK Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency] under the terms of our mutual confidentiality agreement."

So on the face of it, our MHRA was colluding with US FDA (Food and Drugs Administration) to hide adverse reactions to the jabs.

That's just the tip of the iceberg.

No doubt more evidence will come to light in due course.

2023-04-30

"Precision Breeding" wasn't a term that sprang readily to mind last year. The uninformed may find themselves struggling slightly to disinter the proper meaning, which is probably why the term was chosen, in place of "GM but not really GM" or some other such verbiage.

Yes, what it seems to amount to is GM with a new label. Actually, GM without any label so as not to cause unnecessary alarm to the shopper. Because it's not supposed to be as bad as GM, it's not supposed to need any special consumer labelling. We don't need to worry our poor little heads about it.

Of course it's not the same as GM, otherwise it would need labelling, it's just GM that could have been (but wasn't) produced by selective breeding, using natural techniques such as cross-breeding and selection that have been practised for years. So that's all right then?

Well, maybe, maybe not. As so often it comes down to

(a) The characteristics

2023-04-30

We know that the cost of Covid measures (value for money or not) has been sky high.

We know that the damage to the economy, to schooling, to the elderly was enormous.

But for a global assessment, we are indebted to UK Column for pulling together as complete a picture as I have yet seen.

"Since Covid–19 was recognized in Western countries in early 2020, expenditures on public health in many of them have more than doubled, imposing over $500 billion in monthly costs on the global economy"

" Food and non-alcoholic beverage prices rose by 14.6% in the 12 months to September 2022"

"in February 2020, there were already 4.43 million people on a

2023-04-26

The MHRA under Dame June's leadership has been coy about the after-effects of the C***d jabs, leading many to suspect a cover-up. Indeed, it's been hard to imagine how it could not be a cover-up, since the only realistic alternative is incompetence on such a vast scale that the mind surely could not comprehend it.

Prof Norman Fenton has made a video, pointing up for those who don't normally go out of their way to watch speeches from the MHRA (ie: all of us) just how slippery she is when not mentioning the C****d Yellow Card elephant in the room.

Draw your own conclusions.

(18 minutes)

 

2023-04-19

The topic of abortion is not an issue to be lightly addressed.

This site has so far studiously avoided it, as a minefield too far which I do not feel well equipped to navigate in public!

But it clearly is one of the central issues in the spiritual battle currently consuming our world, so it must be addressed.

Whatever your views on abortion, the Daily Sceptic has done us all a service by publishing a really excellent piece that examines the topic from most angles, WHO and all.

So whilst no article could possibly definitively settle the argument for all conceivable circumstances, I'm impressed by the careful and relatively complete logical analysis of a highly emotional, and in these days very political and contentious, topic.

And speaking of politics, I find his commentary on the WHO's approach to this issue to be outstanding.

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