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An old man in hospital had received no nursing care for a week. He wasn’t fed for three days. He asked a nurse if he could be bathed. She brought him a damp paper towel and told him to do …

French journalist Freddie Ponton has compiled a guide describing the globalist path to a one word order.

He explains that the conspirators are using fake pandemics and the global warming fraud as the basis for the move towards global control …

Several times a week I receive messages telling me that I have been selected to help someone retrieve millions of dollars which are mysteriously stuck in a bank somewhere. Only I can help. All I have to do is to …

The world’s biggest and most damaging addiction problem doesn’t involve heroin or cocaine or painkillers. It involves benzodiazepine tranquillisers such as lorazepam (also known as Ativan).

The benzodiazepine scandal has existed for over 50 years now. No one has been …

The mainstream media is excited. Monkeypox has been upgraded to the same category as the plague. Doctors must now inform their local council if they suspect that a patient has the disease.

I’m not sure what councils will do.

Panic, …

Source: Dr Vernon Coleman - MB ChB DSc Read the original article here: https://vernoncoleman.org/ …

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In 1980 I wrote a novel called Tunnel. It was a futuristic disaster novel about an explosion inside the (as then un-built) Channel Tunnel.

One of the passengers was carrying a small vial of smallpox…

1143 hrs. August 5th, Hotel …

It isn’t just the poor quality of the food we buy which makes us ill – damaging our immune systems and making us vulnerable to infections and to cancer.

The way we prepare our food can also have a dramatic …

The Jubilee nonsense which filled four early days of June in the UK made me feel very uncomfortable. The royals are supposed to be apolitical. But they are not.

How could people cheer and wave flags and hold street parties …

As the world races towards poverty it is vital to remember that poverty and death are inextricably linked.

In Africa and Asia, there are hundreds of millions of people dying because recent events – particularly the sanctions against Russia – …

There is much confusion among patients (and NHS staff) in the UK about whether patients can mix’n’match private medical care and NHS care. I have heard of patients being told (quite wrongly) that if they have something done privately then …

For decades now, just about every attempt to show that medical screening programmes save lives has proved that they are a waste of time, energy and money. Indeed, surveys have proved that, because of the risk of false positives, medical …

It is frighteningly easy to become an ‘expert’. When I was in my 20s and newly qualified I was regularly described as a ‘world famous expert’ or a ‘leading expert’ whenever I was quoted in the media.

At least I …

This is a long standing series of small items which have caught my eye or mind and which seem relevant, startling, amusing or all three. Occasionally, items which appear here may return as a longer piece. Mostly they will not.…