UK Column News - 25th October 2023 UN Moves to Advance Pandemic Treaty and Regulations, Signaling Urgent Need for Public Intervention Mark Anderson WHO representatives seem to be throwing billions of dollars into medical surveillance and increased vaccine coverage. Is the WHO trying to make the pandemic treaty a foregone conclusion? If so, how can we intervene? Join Us Today The UK Column is funded wholly by its membership. Join us today to support what we do, access our members' website and exclusive members only content, all for just £5 per month. Join Today Understanding Gaza, under fire and under siege Mike Robinson speaks to Vanessa Beeley, Eva Bartlet and Cynthia McKinney about their experiences of living in Gaza. 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Avoiding the truth: Religion, medicine and genital mutilation Charles Malet In choosing to embrace only the social aspect of changing gender and to ignore the trauma, both physical and mental, of surgery to mutilate the genitalia, leaders in faith and medicine appear to be failing catastrophically. Susan Smith—Women Won't Wheesht Nicola Sturgeon—my part in her downfall, by one of the women who won't wheesht. Wales—A testing ground for the Wellbeing Economy? Nicola Lund The wellbeing economy is a shift away from liberal democracy and a capitalist economy. In its simplest form, it is nothing but a rebranding of communism. A Bunch of Flowers for Pfizer Dr Chris Flowers talks about the Pfizer Analysis Documents to Debi Evans and Cheryl Grainger. The future of anti-war activism in a one-party system What happened to the anti-war movement that saw a million people on the streets to demand no invasion of Iraq in 2003? Monica Smit: Becoming a Freedom Advocate Australia's Monica Smit shares her memories, reflections and thoughts from the Covid authoritarian crisis to her current campaign for liberty. Blair, Gates and Google: how education was captured Dr Ursula Edgington How the art of teaching and learning has been hijacked by public-private partnerships. Gang/Counter-gang Operations: Dearlove’s Sleight of Hand and the Wuhan Lab Psyop Matthew Ehret Will the 21st-century order be defined by an Anglo-American oligarchy sitting atop an ivory tower as a divided world of chaos and depopulation suffers below? Jewel in our Crown or Thorn in our Side, Part 2—Is the NHS Too Sick to Save? Roy Lilley and Dr Duncan White resume their debate with Debi Evans on what safety means for today's National Health Service. mRNA in Animals: Roger Meacock, the gentle vet who roars Discussion of mRNA ‘medicines’ from a vet’s perspective—details that perhaps our human-medicine doctors are missing. The Digital Industrial Complex with Ben Rubin Through a network of virtually unheard-of organisations, it appears that all of our futures are being decided behind closed doors, by celebrities, think tanks and globalists. Scottish FoI Update: Covid–19 front-line deaths by occupation David Tait A startling emergence of new data regarding a Covid–19 Freedom of Information response. National Records of Scotland admits making errors. View the MHRA Yellow Card Covid-19 Adverse Reactions Data UK Column News UK Column News UK Column News - 23rd October 2023 UK Column News - 20th October 2023 UK Column News - 18th October 2023 UK Column News - 16th October 2023 UK Column News - 13th October 2023 Sections Editor's Choice What Has The European Convention On Human Rights Ever Done For Us? Mike Robinson On the 25th April, The Guardian published a “satirical” short video starring Patrick Stewart inspired by the classic Monty Python sketch, and designed to highlight Theresa May’s plan for a British Bill of Rights. The clear message is that Britain should remain bound by the European Convention on ... Masquerade! Paper Pound Notes on Parade David Scott Few who are given to rational thought can look at the contemporary welfare state and not think "I can't believe it's not better". The perverse incentives, the poverty traps, the cruelty, the cost. There is plenty to bemoan. NHS Long Term Plan and Mental Health Implementation Plan: Phoenix or dinosaur? Debi Evans What does the National Health Service's grand strategy mean for each and every one of us living in the United Kingdom? Debi Evans has read the plans and enumerates 47 implications. The British Military Information War Waged On Their Own Population Mike Robinson The head of the British Army claims that tens of thousands of staff are available to counter Covid-19 'misinformation' and 'disinformation'. Buying a Single Version of the Truth Iain Davis The UK Government has spent £1.6 billion buying the Covid–19 truth. UK Column has long been following the BBC-led mainstream media cartel, the Trusted News Initiative. The Race is On: a New Digital Financial Identity for Every Global Citizen Bernice Bartelds The second in a series of articles investigating the Global Citizen movement. Who will win this race? The corporate world, the banking world or the world's governments? And why is the Pope involved? Insight: Slaughtered on Suspicion In 2001, the north-west of England was ravaged by livestock slaughters imposed by the Ministry of Agriculture, which had just changed its name to DEFRA. This unique UK Column documentary, with testimony by intimidated locals, reveals the role of Professor Neil Ferguson's modelling and of hidden policy agendas in that huge blow to the farmers of Cumbria. Comment Debi Evans Blog: 24 October 2023 Debi Evans Debi Evans continues to shed light on startling events in healthcare. This week, she focuses on the appalling turnout in Parliament for the debate on excess deaths. 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. Dr Andrew Wakefield was right all along Dr Tess Lawrie His research on vaccine harms was "just the beginning". Was an "ethically challenged man" recruited to keep him quiet? Steiner’s Science of the Mind and Cosmic Evolution Lorraine Davison Could a deeper understanding of Steiner and his world provide a useful contribution to our comprehension of the current push for globalisation, planetary consciousness and, ultimately, the evolution of the human species? 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UN Moves to Advance Pandemic Treaty and Regulations, Signaling Urgent Need for Public Intervention Mark Anderson WHO representatives seem to be throwing billions of dollars into medical surveillance and increased vaccine coverage. Is the WHO trying to make the pandemic treaty a foregone conclusion? If so, how can we intervene?
Join Us Today The UK Column is funded wholly by its membership. Join us today to support what we do, access our members' website and exclusive members only content, all for just £5 per month. Join Today
Understanding Gaza, under fire and under siege Mike Robinson speaks to Vanessa Beeley, Eva Bartlet and Cynthia McKinney about their experiences of living in Gaza.
Energy and Ambition in Kenya, with Jusper Machogu Having studied the debate on development and climate change, this equatorial farmer’s conclusion is that what we need are “Fossil Fuels for Africa”.
Suffer the Little Children: Dr Ros Jones, retired paediatrician Should pregnant and breastfeeding mothers take an experimental ‘vaccine’, with no safety data, that they know will prevent neither transmission nor infection?
Transcend or Die: The origins of totalitarian evolutionary transhumanism Lorraine Davison It seems an all-encompassing digital surveillance network is being set up to study our emotions, thoughts, movements and connections with the intention of engineering the final convergence. Are we witnessing the building of the digital Antichrist?
Avoiding the truth: Religion, medicine and genital mutilation Charles Malet In choosing to embrace only the social aspect of changing gender and to ignore the trauma, both physical and mental, of surgery to mutilate the genitalia, leaders in faith and medicine appear to be failing catastrophically.
Susan Smith—Women Won't Wheesht Nicola Sturgeon—my part in her downfall, by one of the women who won't wheesht.
Wales—A testing ground for the Wellbeing Economy? Nicola Lund The wellbeing economy is a shift away from liberal democracy and a capitalist economy. In its simplest form, it is nothing but a rebranding of communism.
A Bunch of Flowers for Pfizer Dr Chris Flowers talks about the Pfizer Analysis Documents to Debi Evans and Cheryl Grainger.
The future of anti-war activism in a one-party system What happened to the anti-war movement that saw a million people on the streets to demand no invasion of Iraq in 2003?
Monica Smit: Becoming a Freedom Advocate Australia's Monica Smit shares her memories, reflections and thoughts from the Covid authoritarian crisis to her current campaign for liberty.
Blair, Gates and Google: how education was captured Dr Ursula Edgington How the art of teaching and learning has been hijacked by public-private partnerships.
Gang/Counter-gang Operations: Dearlove’s Sleight of Hand and the Wuhan Lab Psyop Matthew Ehret Will the 21st-century order be defined by an Anglo-American oligarchy sitting atop an ivory tower as a divided world of chaos and depopulation suffers below?
Jewel in our Crown or Thorn in our Side, Part 2—Is the NHS Too Sick to Save? Roy Lilley and Dr Duncan White resume their debate with Debi Evans on what safety means for today's National Health Service.
mRNA in Animals: Roger Meacock, the gentle vet who roars Discussion of mRNA ‘medicines’ from a vet’s perspective—details that perhaps our human-medicine doctors are missing.
The Digital Industrial Complex with Ben Rubin Through a network of virtually unheard-of organisations, it appears that all of our futures are being decided behind closed doors, by celebrities, think tanks and globalists.
Scottish FoI Update: Covid–19 front-line deaths by occupation David Tait A startling emergence of new data regarding a Covid–19 Freedom of Information response. National Records of Scotland admits making errors.
What Has The European Convention On Human Rights Ever Done For Us? Mike Robinson On the 25th April, The Guardian published a “satirical” short video starring Patrick Stewart inspired by the classic Monty Python sketch, and designed to highlight Theresa May’s plan for a British Bill of Rights. The clear message is that Britain should remain bound by the European Convention on ...
Masquerade! Paper Pound Notes on Parade David Scott Few who are given to rational thought can look at the contemporary welfare state and not think "I can't believe it's not better". The perverse incentives, the poverty traps, the cruelty, the cost. There is plenty to bemoan.
NHS Long Term Plan and Mental Health Implementation Plan: Phoenix or dinosaur? Debi Evans What does the National Health Service's grand strategy mean for each and every one of us living in the United Kingdom? Debi Evans has read the plans and enumerates 47 implications.
The British Military Information War Waged On Their Own Population Mike Robinson The head of the British Army claims that tens of thousands of staff are available to counter Covid-19 'misinformation' and 'disinformation'.
Buying a Single Version of the Truth Iain Davis The UK Government has spent £1.6 billion buying the Covid–19 truth. UK Column has long been following the BBC-led mainstream media cartel, the Trusted News Initiative.
The Race is On: a New Digital Financial Identity for Every Global Citizen Bernice Bartelds The second in a series of articles investigating the Global Citizen movement. Who will win this race? The corporate world, the banking world or the world's governments? And why is the Pope involved?
Insight: Slaughtered on Suspicion In 2001, the north-west of England was ravaged by livestock slaughters imposed by the Ministry of Agriculture, which had just changed its name to DEFRA. This unique UK Column documentary, with testimony by intimidated locals, reveals the role of Professor Neil Ferguson's modelling and of hidden policy agendas in that huge blow to the farmers of Cumbria.
Debi Evans Blog: 24 October 2023 Debi Evans Debi Evans continues to shed light on startling events in healthcare. This week, she focuses on the appalling turnout in Parliament for the debate on excess deaths.
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.
Dr Andrew Wakefield was right all along Dr Tess Lawrie His research on vaccine harms was "just the beginning". Was an "ethically challenged man" recruited to keep him quiet?
Steiner’s Science of the Mind and Cosmic Evolution Lorraine Davison Could a deeper understanding of Steiner and his world provide a useful contribution to our comprehension of the current push for globalisation, planetary consciousness and, ultimately, the evolution of the human species?
Vaccines and the Midwit Effect, or: Why smart people seem to believe all manner of crazy things, and smarter people seem to believe them even harder Eugyppius
