Arla has enlisted 30 farms to participate in trials of an additive to cattle feed that they claim will reduce methane gas emissions. As the safety of the product is as questionable […]
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Why have all the live webcams in London gone dark? Does it indicate they are planning a false flag event?
After all London’s webcams went dark on Monday, 25 November, Alex Krainer wonders if a false flag attack is being planned on London. He suggests that a false flag attack on London […]
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Covid-19: The Greatest Hoax in History
Reminding us that the covid “vaccines” are toxic and more harmful than all drugs, even illegal ones, Dr. Vernon Coleman shares the forward to his book ‘Covid-19: The Greatest Hoax in History’ […]
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Privacy in Voting Is a Treasure
Privacy in Voting Is a Treasure
by Christine Black at Brownstone Institute
Styrofoam partitions at the polling place comforted me. Our polling place is a cinder block community center in a very small town in Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley. I also …
Southport stabbings: Who trained Axel Rudakubana? Could he have learnt from his father?
Louise Uwacu, a Rwandan who fled from the criminal dictatorship of Paul Kagame and is now living in Canada as a refugee, has been asking some no-holds-barred questions about the links between […]
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What the death bill tells us about life
In my late twenties, I became clinically depressed and prone to bouts of suicidal ideation — “suicidal”, in un-medical English. From 1993 to 1998 I lived in northern Italy; paradise, apparently, but to me it felt more like a J.G. …
Angela Merkel: mother of German decline
“Merkel-Nostalgie” has swept a Germany grappling with war, a tanking economy and a collapsed government. The former German chancellor’s autobiography sold 35,000 copies on the day of publication, and Berliners queued for hours to have her sign their copies. As …
What remains of Churchill’s England?
Twee tea towels; tubby Toby jugs; cigar-puffing cosplayers. Churchill’s apotheosis surely ranks among the most odd developments in British cultural life. He has grown so larger-than-life that one in five teens thinks he’s a fictional character. And for some, moist-eyed …
Trump stole tariffs from the Democrats
Recent speculation that Donald Trump’s billionaire cabinet would lead to a more orthodox consensus on global trade came to halt earlier this week, when Trump promised new tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China. Though eager to be in Trump’s good …
Fluoride in the Water
Fluoride in the Water
by Carl Heneghan at Brownstone Institute
Politico reports that RFK, Jr. plans to ban fluoridation, and the work is already underway. Multiple news outlets repeated this story, yet none of them checked the evidence.
According to …
The next bankers’ heist: Swap US government-owned land and minerals for Bitcoin
The US government may be planning to use taxpayers’ money to buy Bitcoin and hold it on government balance sheets. Why? To benefit Bitcoin billionaires. This move would allow the billionaires to […]
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Apple’s patent to use body parts to identify people when their face is not visible to a camera is granted
Apple has been granted a patent for “identity recognition utilising face-associated body characteristics,” which combines facial recognition technology with other body characteristics to identify people even when their faces are not visible […]
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Interview 1916 – The Mushroom Cloud and the Social Contract on Declare Your Independence
James and Ernie discuss a new idea for activists to seed into the public consciousness: the (fictional) social contract will spontaneously combust in the wake of a mushroom cloud.
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Ireland’s liberal fantasy
Ireland has a strange effect on the English. A fantasy land so near and yet so far; at once foreign and, in some intangible sense, never entirely so. “Lonely in Ireland, since it was not home,” reflected Philip Larkin in …
Why haters gonna hate Jacob Rees-Mogg
According to Jacob Rees-Mogg’s housekeeper her employer “likes it quite stiff”. It turns out she’s talking about the starched crease on his boxer shorts but it might as well have been his attitude to the proverbial upper lip.
We learn …