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There is no doubt that people are becoming more stupid.

Yesterday I saw a photo of a girl carrying a sign which said: ‘Follow the science’.

Sadly, and rather comically, she was wearing a mask.

Like the royal family, whose …

New figures from the British Government show that the media is wrong to claim that just five million people haven’t had their first jab. The real figure is 23.5 million – that means that less than two thirds of the

I repeatedly see and hear people complain about what a terrible coincidence it is that everything is happening so quickly: the fake pandemic, the toxic vaccine, the designer war, the soaring energy prices, the collapsing economy.

I weep inside when …

I have nothing but contempt for the doctors who, having seen that the personal risks are now slight, have belatedly popped their heads above the parapet to agree that the covid-19 jabs are neither safe nor effective.

They are popping …

At about the same time that you entered the educational system you also became a consumer.

Whatever you choose to do with your life you will, to much of the world, always be a consumer.

People who make motor cars, …

Hospitals are terrible places. People die in them. You should go into hospital only as a last resort. And you should escape the minute you can. As a doctor I am ashamed, saddened and embarrassed to have to tell you …

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When the first practical polio vaccine was made in the 1950s, monkey kidney tissue was used. It was not realised that one of the viruses

It is now common practice in care homes, nursing homes and hospitals for staff to use nasty little tricks in order to persuade their patients to take tranquillisers and sedatives. This is, of course, not done for the sake of …

The International Monetary Fund often tells small, Third World countries what to do. They like to take control and issue instructions to small governments in countries many people couldn’t find on an atlas.

But the IMF never tells big G7 …

The EU has reclassified natural gas and nuclear power as forms of renewable energy in order to make political promises of ‘net zero’ easier to meet. (Someone probably realised that wind and sunshine provide very little of our energy – …

I tried to publish my book Covid-19: The Greatest Hoax in History four times and four times it was quickly banned because the information it contained was considered too dangerous. (Ironically, those responsible for the ban didn’t notice when the …

In order to survive and to thrive, the tissues and organs of the human body need regular supplies of fresh blood. It is blood that brings the oxygen and other essential foodstuffs without which the tissues would die, and it …

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.…