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UK Column News - 17th August 2022 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 £3 per month. Join Today UK Column News Extra - 17th August 2022 Become a UK Column member to get access to our additional News Extra coverage, a more relaxed, sometimes in-depth, often funny and wry look at events. Deconstructing the Magic Money Tree - Episode 10 Returning from hiatus, this week Mike and David discuss inflation: its causes and the tools central bankers use to "control" it. Learning to Think: David Scott appears on Sarah Plumley podcast How to raise thinkers and avoid state snoopers. Unvaccinated—or unmasked? BBC documentary participant speaks The BBC's spectacular own goal with the Unvaccinated documentary is revealed from the inside by one of its highly-informed participants, Luca Barbarossa. The BBC's Psychology Behind Conspiracy Theories Iain Davis An intellectually risible corpus of "experimental psychology" is laid bare to reveal the abject terror of mainstream academics and broadcasters at the very thought that their society might actually be being misruled. "The right never dies": Karnig Sarkissian on the dispossessed Western Armenians and Britain's duplicity A founder member of the council set up to regain the government of Western Armenia for its expelled population sets out how "the fingers of Britain" have long intervened to thwart Armenian self-determination. Should children be jabbed? Debi Evans interviews Dr Ros Jones and Dr Christian Buckland Menticide 101 and the Brainwashing of a World: Part I—The Biosecurity State Dr Bruce Scott Part I of a three-part series. We are being brought into a state of being where fearful expectation is to become the norm for our everyday lives. Eat the bugs, stay at home, live the bare life, have no spirit. David Scott: UK Column and the Mainstream Media David Scott gives a Scottish audience a large-scale overview of his calling to the work of UK Column and the experiences he has gleaned from working for truth in the media. Children’s Rights: a Trojan horse Richard Lucas "Children's rights" is an extreme ideology of childhood that undermines and sidelines parents, erodes the authority of teachers, and—worst of all—harms children by restricting their character development. Dorries spreads disinformation as the UK Government continues to attack democracy Iain Davis The government has no intention of protecting freedom of speech or expression online. It is deceiving the public. Governments don't fear each other; they fear us. 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Our streets are no longer safe. And the problem is not crime, but something that smells much worse. This article reflects on the feeling of fear that permeates peaceful protest in contemporary Britain. Genteel Edinburgh, known affectionately as Auld Reekie ('Old ... Not Led By Science Iain Davis Monumental Errors David Scott Considering the attacks on monuments and statues by the “Black Lives Matter” protesters, what should we conclude? Is it righteous anger, or something darker? Stories We're Watching Planned Chaos - by Ludwig von Mises - (Full Audiobook) Vox Stoica Scott Morrison took on extra portfolios in secret during his time as Australian Prime Minister Nine News Scotland wants to scan people's faces in public Reclaim The Net Court updates on the Cwmbrân journalists' arrest trial Voice of Wales Why the "New World Order" Is Impossible to Implement without Creating Mass Chaos Mises Institute Propaganda with Professor Hannah Fry – Undisclosed Conflicts of Interest – Part 2 Iain Davis Mar-a-Lago should become a byword for government overreach Charles Ortel in American Thinker ASBOs in Oldham PA North West Editor's Choice Insight: Slaughtered on Suspicion Exercise Cygnus: UK Government Exercise Justifies Covid-19 Lockdown Robin Kayser Prior to Exercise Cygnus, UK government policy was that during any pandemic, it should be “business as usual”. Politique Covid, sécurité des vaccins : les professionnels s’expriment Doctors for Covid Ethics Fourth Symposium: Freedom is the Cure The Resilient Cities Programme: Another Threat to Individual Liberties? Martin Edwards In the new political and economic system of the 21st century an ever increasing number of non-governmental organisations, often working collaboratively in networks, who now claim to better represent individuals, or as we are now called, "Civil ... BBC Media Action: Subversion From Broadcasting House To Kazakhstan Brian Gerrish ”Our mission is to inform, connect and empower people around the world.” These are mighty words from BBC Media Action, a charitable offshoot of the BBC funded to £29.5m in 2012 - most of it from the British Government, EU, US State Department, UN and ... “Curiouser and Curiouser!” David Scott Paedophiles, acting under cover, have defined, or rather redefined, the nature of childhood and the relationship between parents and children.
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UK Column News Extra - 17th August 2022 Become a UK Column member to get access to our additional News Extra coverage, a more relaxed, sometimes in-depth, often funny and wry look at events.
Deconstructing the Magic Money Tree - Episode 10 Returning from hiatus, this week Mike and David discuss inflation: its causes and the tools central bankers use to "control" it.
Learning to Think: David Scott appears on Sarah Plumley podcast How to raise thinkers and avoid state snoopers.
Unvaccinated—or unmasked? BBC documentary participant speaks The BBC's spectacular own goal with the Unvaccinated documentary is revealed from the inside by one of its highly-informed participants, Luca Barbarossa.
The BBC's Psychology Behind Conspiracy Theories Iain Davis An intellectually risible corpus of "experimental psychology" is laid bare to reveal the abject terror of mainstream academics and broadcasters at the very thought that their society might actually be being misruled.
"The right never dies": Karnig Sarkissian on the dispossessed Western Armenians and Britain's duplicity A founder member of the council set up to regain the government of Western Armenia for its expelled population sets out how "the fingers of Britain" have long intervened to thwart Armenian self-determination.
Menticide 101 and the Brainwashing of a World: Part I—The Biosecurity State Dr Bruce Scott Part I of a three-part series. We are being brought into a state of being where fearful expectation is to become the norm for our everyday lives. Eat the bugs, stay at home, live the bare life, have no spirit.
David Scott: UK Column and the Mainstream Media David Scott gives a Scottish audience a large-scale overview of his calling to the work of UK Column and the experiences he has gleaned from working for truth in the media.
Children’s Rights: a Trojan horse Richard Lucas "Children's rights" is an extreme ideology of childhood that undermines and sidelines parents, erodes the authority of teachers, and—worst of all—harms children by restricting their character development.
Dorries spreads disinformation as the UK Government continues to attack democracy Iain Davis The government has no intention of protecting freedom of speech or expression online. It is deceiving the public. Governments don't fear each other; they fear us.
Back to the Past — A Reemergence of Victorian Diseases Debi Evans The discovery of polio virus in a London sewer raises the spectres of many decades ago.
Don’t hate mainstream journalists—feel sorry for them UK Column Reporters Ask a mainstream journalist about PCR test cycle rates and you will get a blank stare.
The UK’s New Bill of No Rights Iain Davis "Human rights" are not rights but rather government permits, authorised by self-declared superheroes. Government has invented human rights so that it can pretend that these fake rights have humanitarian value.
A New Stink in Auld Reekie Eileen Gray Something has changed in our society. Our streets are no longer safe. And the problem is not crime, but something that smells much worse. This article reflects on the feeling of fear that permeates peaceful protest in contemporary Britain. Genteel Edinburgh, known affectionately as Auld Reekie ('Old ...
Monumental Errors David Scott Considering the attacks on monuments and statues by the “Black Lives Matter” protesters, what should we conclude? Is it righteous anger, or something darker?
Scott Morrison took on extra portfolios in secret during his time as Australian Prime Minister Nine News
Exercise Cygnus: UK Government Exercise Justifies Covid-19 Lockdown Robin Kayser Prior to Exercise Cygnus, UK government policy was that during any pandemic, it should be “business as usual”.
The Resilient Cities Programme: Another Threat to Individual Liberties? Martin Edwards In the new political and economic system of the 21st century an ever increasing number of non-governmental organisations, often working collaboratively in networks, who now claim to better represent individuals, or as we are now called, "Civil ...
BBC Media Action: Subversion From Broadcasting House To Kazakhstan Brian Gerrish ”Our mission is to inform, connect and empower people around the world.” These are mighty words from BBC Media Action, a charitable offshoot of the BBC funded to £29.5m in 2012 - most of it from the British Government, EU, US State Department, UN and ...
“Curiouser and Curiouser!” David Scott Paedophiles, acting under cover, have defined, or rather redefined, the nature of childhood and the relationship between parents and children.
