Dismembered limbs. Torture flashbacks. Screams. Humans pulled apart and reassembled. A chilling scene in the 2007 Battlestar Galactica sci-fi movie Razor depicts Commander Adama’s recollections of stumbling upon a laboratory where the flesh/robot hybrid Cylons conducted horrific experiments on living …
The strange death of Jeremy Clarkson’s England
“Ask Clarkson. Clarkson knows — people like fast cars, they like females with big boobies, and they don’t want the Euro, and that’s all there is to it.” This surmise, from Peep Show, captures the essence of Jeremy Clarkson’s Noughties …
Sturgeon will lose Scotland’s trans war
In her eight years as Scotland’s First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon has revealed herself to be addicted to, and adept at, Manichaean practices: the use, developed by the devotees of the prophet Mani in the later Roman empire, of a cosmology …
Letter to the Editor: MHRA is failing to carry out its duties and responsibilities
One of our readers, Colin Edge, requested we publish an email he sent to Andrew Bridgen, Member of Parliament for North West Leicestershire, who has both in parliament and outside of it […]
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To gain total medical control the New Zealand Government is waging war against the use of Natural Health Products
For millions of years, humans and animals have maintained their health by eating the fruits of the earth. The necessity and benefits of a broad natural diet are evident from Egyptian skeletal […]
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Open letter to Nicola Sturgeon: Facts which are vital to our wellbeing and might save our lives are being hidden from us
Douglas Brodie is back. This time he has written an open letter to Nicola Sturgeon MSP, Scotland’s First Minister: “I feel compelled to continue warning of the grim future we are being […]
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The cancer that is public health
by Dr David Bell
Sometimes an institution or movement turns on the society that supports it, harming the whole for its own benefit. A public bureaucracy can forget its underlying purpose and focus on perpetuating itself, for example, or an…The cancer that is public health
by Dr David Bell
Sometimes an institution or movement turns on the society that supports it, harming the whole for its own benefit. A public bureaucracy can forget its underlying purpose and focus on perpetuating itself, for example, or an…You Couldn’t Make It Up
Please note that I do not have any social media accounts. All accounts which appear to be in my name are fake. I have been banned by YouTube, Facebook, LinkedIn and so on. Accounts in my name on Twitter and …
Chris Whitty covers up 22k COVID Vaccine Heart-Related Deaths with FALSE Claims about lack of Statins and Blood Pressure Pills
In the week ending 23 December 2022, in England, there were 2,272 excess deaths which represents a 20.2% increase above the five-year average. In Wales, the statistics were even worse with a […]
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Why would anyone envy the NHS?
They say the first step in fixing a crisis is to recognise there is a problem. So let us give thanks for a Labour leader’s dismissal of the belief that Britain’s health service is the envy of the world — …
How Tumblr corrupted the New York Times
Self-reinvention narratives have always played well in America — perhaps unsurprisingly, given the origin story of the country itself. From the feel-good to the sinister, the Great Gatsbys to the Talented Mister Ripleys, there’s something enticing and titillating about the …
The cost of China’s zero-child policy
The last time China’s population contracted, its citizens were lucky if they could find grass to eat. It was the early Sixties, and Mao’s disastrous and ridiculously named Great Leap Forward had left millions in abject poverty. China is infinitely …
Flying Scotsman could save Doncaster
In just over a month, “the world’s most famous locomotive” celebrates its 100th birthday. Flying Scotsman emerged — or was “outshopped”, as the railway people say — from the huge railway works at Doncaster on February 24th 1923. To celebrate …
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