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UK Column News - 27th March 2024 ‘For as long as it takes’: NATO’s War on Russia Simon Elmer War is first and foremost a means of impoverishment and theft. The longer the war is waged, the richer become those who invest in it and in return gain access to the taxes, resources and assets of both sides. No Smoke Without Fire 8: The Green King (Part 3) Backed by trillions, King Charles’ Terra Carta claims to offer the basis of a recovery plan that puts nature, people and the planet at the heart of global value creation—using the power of nature combined with the transformative innovation and resources of the private sector. UK Column News Extra - 22nd March 2024 Available for members and non-members, in this UK Column News Extra Mike, Ben and Debi are joined by Cheryl Grainger to discuss the recent MHRA board meeting, what was discussed and the direct data sharing link between many GP surgeries and the MHRA. Fluoride—The Poisoned Chalice: In Plain Sight How safe is our drinking water and what can we do about it? Outsourcing morality: Blackwater and beyond—with Morgan Lerette No rules of engagement, no inter-agency cooperation, no remedy for a crumbling state. Morgan Lerette tells Charles Malet about navigating his way through the chaos of life as a private military contractor in Iraq and what rebuilding really meant. The Twilight of Democracy in UK Councils: Madeleine Hunt Underneath the veneer of democracy in Britain's local government, a new political doctrine is taking shape. For the General Secretary of the Heritage Party, this is all too familiar; she's witnessed the same beast operating in Poland in her youth. Fornethy Residential School: Tales from the Archives Diane Rasmussen McAdie Continuing coverage of the Fornethy Survivors Group, an organisation of women who were emotionally, physically, and sexually abused at Fornethy Residential School in remote Perthshire, Scotland, from 1960 to 1991 as Glaswegian girls. Guerrilla Warfare for Truth in the Bronx: Jose Vega Mike Robinson speaks to Jose Vega, who has come to some notoriety over the past few years for his interventions at events by the likes of Joe Biden, Mike Pompeo, Kamala Harris and Nancy Pelosi. He is currently standing to become a US Congressman. Seeing the wood for the trees: Farming and habitat in Wales with Gareth Wyn Jones Coming from a family which has managed the same land in North Wales for nearly 400 years, a farmer identifies and comments on the potentially ruinous provisions in the proposed Sustainable Farming Scheme from the Welsh Government. A look behind ‘new’ media outlets whose fresh image belies their background: Part I of a series Mark Anderson Don’t be fooled. By all indications, several news networking schemes are part of the legacy media’s plan to keep itself in charge of the narrative—under cover of novelty and localism. The British Origins of the UFO Psyop with Matt Ehret Mike Robinson speaks to Matt Ehret about the second part of his “Hidden Hand Behind UFOs” series, where H.G. Wells is introduced as a student of Thomas Huxley and the father of modern predictive programming, whose ideas spawned the creation of the Manhattan Project, League of Nations and UN. Walking The Dog—Part 1 Feeling stressed, need some fresh air and exercise? Then join Brian Gerrish and his dog Poppy for an audio walk in the Devon countryside. Justin Walker: The Bradbury Pound and Fraudulent Banking The Bradbury Pound story is key to understanding the creation of money from nothing, the danger of private bankers meeting in secret and their complete control of the international banking system. Getting Together with Alan Miller Mike Robinson speaks to Alan Miller, co-founder of Together, about what it takes to run a successful campaigning organisation in the face of so much disagreement and division. UK Column Engraved Wooden Keyring £5.00 Buy now Dying of Thirst Debi Evans The quickest route to death is dehydration. Giving someone a drink saves lives. Do you know the signs of dehydration? Are your relatives being denied fluids and being put on end of life care pathways? The Midazolam Murders: Exposing State-Sanctioned Involuntary Euthanasia At 6pm on February 25th, the UK Column livestreamed an eye-opening and thought-provoking symposium on the systematic use of Midazolam and morphine to end the lives of patients. Big Pharma—Organised Crime What did the MHRA know even before the rollout of the Covid–19 vaccines? Has Dame June Raine bare-faced lied to us all? Where have all the missing people gone? Stolen lives, stolen data, and stolen time. Demanding a New Inquest into a 9/11 Death: Matt Campbell and Ted Walter Mike Robinson speaks to Matt Campbell, and Ted Walter from the International Center for 9/11 Justice, about the Campbell family's quest for an inquest into the death of Matt’s brother, Geoff, in the North Tower of the World Trade Center. UK Situation Room: Pfizer/Moderna Document Analysis Comment Debi Evans Blog: 19 March 2024 Debi Evans The war on the mind. What is mental illness anyway? And what could the next ‘plandemic’ be? Understanding Power Dynamics and Moving Beyond Divisions: Covid–19 through to Ukraine and Israel/Palestine Dr Piers Robinson and Vanessa Beeley In order to face that great power and to dismantle the projects with which it intends to destroy the world as we know it, we must form a cohesive and united Resistance front ... Don’t raise your voice to a Scottish child Richard Lucas In 2018, the Scottish Government toyed with a redefinition of child abuse. Is a ban on shouting soon to be proposed? Letters to the Editor: Autumn 2023 Letters to the Editor A selection of letters from our members and viewers. How best to use the law? Dr Stuart Waiton When it comes to doing what is right, in the end, we cannot rely on judges to fight our battles for us; we have to rely on one another. Why would anyone trust the United Nations’ regime? Iain Davis Trust this fetid network of public-private partnerships to be the global governance regime? You must be joking. 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‘For as long as it takes’: NATO’s War on Russia Simon Elmer War is first and foremost a means of impoverishment and theft. The longer the war is waged, the richer become those who invest in it and in return gain access to the taxes, resources and assets of both sides.
No Smoke Without Fire 8: The Green King (Part 3) Backed by trillions, King Charles’ Terra Carta claims to offer the basis of a recovery plan that puts nature, people and the planet at the heart of global value creation—using the power of nature combined with the transformative innovation and resources of the private sector.
UK Column News Extra - 22nd March 2024 Available for members and non-members, in this UK Column News Extra Mike, Ben and Debi are joined by Cheryl Grainger to discuss the recent MHRA board meeting, what was discussed and the direct data sharing link between many GP surgeries and the MHRA.
Fluoride—The Poisoned Chalice: In Plain Sight How safe is our drinking water and what can we do about it?
Outsourcing morality: Blackwater and beyond—with Morgan Lerette No rules of engagement, no inter-agency cooperation, no remedy for a crumbling state. Morgan Lerette tells Charles Malet about navigating his way through the chaos of life as a private military contractor in Iraq and what rebuilding really meant.
The Twilight of Democracy in UK Councils: Madeleine Hunt Underneath the veneer of democracy in Britain's local government, a new political doctrine is taking shape. For the General Secretary of the Heritage Party, this is all too familiar; she's witnessed the same beast operating in Poland in her youth.
Fornethy Residential School: Tales from the Archives Diane Rasmussen McAdie Continuing coverage of the Fornethy Survivors Group, an organisation of women who were emotionally, physically, and sexually abused at Fornethy Residential School in remote Perthshire, Scotland, from 1960 to 1991 as Glaswegian girls.
Guerrilla Warfare for Truth in the Bronx: Jose Vega Mike Robinson speaks to Jose Vega, who has come to some notoriety over the past few years for his interventions at events by the likes of Joe Biden, Mike Pompeo, Kamala Harris and Nancy Pelosi. He is currently standing to become a US Congressman.
Seeing the wood for the trees: Farming and habitat in Wales with Gareth Wyn Jones Coming from a family which has managed the same land in North Wales for nearly 400 years, a farmer identifies and comments on the potentially ruinous provisions in the proposed Sustainable Farming Scheme from the Welsh Government.
A look behind ‘new’ media outlets whose fresh image belies their background: Part I of a series Mark Anderson Don’t be fooled. By all indications, several news networking schemes are part of the legacy media’s plan to keep itself in charge of the narrative—under cover of novelty and localism.
The British Origins of the UFO Psyop with Matt Ehret Mike Robinson speaks to Matt Ehret about the second part of his “Hidden Hand Behind UFOs” series, where H.G. Wells is introduced as a student of Thomas Huxley and the father of modern predictive programming, whose ideas spawned the creation of the Manhattan Project, League of Nations and UN.
Walking The Dog—Part 1 Feeling stressed, need some fresh air and exercise? Then join Brian Gerrish and his dog Poppy for an audio walk in the Devon countryside.
Justin Walker: The Bradbury Pound and Fraudulent Banking The Bradbury Pound story is key to understanding the creation of money from nothing, the danger of private bankers meeting in secret and their complete control of the international banking system.
Getting Together with Alan Miller Mike Robinson speaks to Alan Miller, co-founder of Together, about what it takes to run a successful campaigning organisation in the face of so much disagreement and division.
Dying of Thirst Debi Evans The quickest route to death is dehydration. Giving someone a drink saves lives. Do you know the signs of dehydration? Are your relatives being denied fluids and being put on end of life care pathways?
The Midazolam Murders: Exposing State-Sanctioned Involuntary Euthanasia At 6pm on February 25th, the UK Column livestreamed an eye-opening and thought-provoking symposium on the systematic use of Midazolam and morphine to end the lives of patients.
Big Pharma—Organised Crime What did the MHRA know even before the rollout of the Covid–19 vaccines? Has Dame June Raine bare-faced lied to us all? Where have all the missing people gone? Stolen lives, stolen data, and stolen time.
Demanding a New Inquest into a 9/11 Death: Matt Campbell and Ted Walter Mike Robinson speaks to Matt Campbell, and Ted Walter from the International Center for 9/11 Justice, about the Campbell family's quest for an inquest into the death of Matt’s brother, Geoff, in the North Tower of the World Trade Center.
Debi Evans Blog: 19 March 2024 Debi Evans The war on the mind. What is mental illness anyway? And what could the next ‘plandemic’ be?
Understanding Power Dynamics and Moving Beyond Divisions: Covid–19 through to Ukraine and Israel/Palestine Dr Piers Robinson and Vanessa Beeley In order to face that great power and to dismantle the projects with which it intends to destroy the world as we know it, we must form a cohesive and united Resistance front ...
Don’t raise your voice to a Scottish child Richard Lucas In 2018, the Scottish Government toyed with a redefinition of child abuse. Is a ban on shouting soon to be proposed?
Letters to the Editor: Autumn 2023 Letters to the Editor A selection of letters from our members and viewers.
How best to use the law? Dr Stuart Waiton When it comes to doing what is right, in the end, we cannot rely on judges to fight our battles for us; we have to rely on one another.
Why would anyone trust the United Nations’ regime? Iain Davis Trust this fetid network of public-private partnerships to be the global governance regime? You must be joking.
Inside Story: The Cancelling of Graham Linehan UK Column Reporters A brief international firestorm was brought about by an easily avoidable situation.
Dealing With Domestic Extremism Tony Shell The London bombings of the 7th July 2005 presented senior officers of the police and security forces with an opportunity to make major changes to those organisations – and to lobby for changes to the law. Those changes have been orchestrated by ...
The Online Radicalisation Myth Iain Davis Following the tragic murder of Sir David Amess MP, the UK Home Secretary, Priti Patel, used his death to call for an end to anonymity on social media.
EU Defence Union: What is EI2? David Scott Those following the progress of European Defence Union will have heard of PESCO, the Permanent Structured Cooperation on Security and Defence. Termed the sleeping beauty of the Lisbon treaty, it aims to deepen defence cooperation among EU nations ...
No TIME to Die Dr Mike Williams The government is working to change the system of consent in England which permits the removal of organs for transplant. Are we being fully informed of the potential consequences?
The Psychological Attack on the UK: Start of a Series Brian Gerrish British society, and our Nation State itself, are being attacked using highly effective subversive methods and psychology.
War Powers: Is the UK a Military Dictatorship or is it a Legal Limited Monarchy? Philip Ridley A librarian is telling our MPs that our war taxes can be arbitrarily expanded to infinity by the proclamation of the MoD at the behest of corporate “stakeholders”.
Brexit: A Deal Not Done Mike Robinson Far from being a 'done deal' as Boris puts it, the second phase of Brexit negotiations look like they will pull UK back in.
War on Gaza: Torture, executions, babies left to die, sexual abuse… These are Israel’s crimes Middle East Eye
How bad are the Covid-inspired amendments to the International Health Regulations of the World Health Assembly? Eugyppius