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The Hydroxychloroquine Scandal

Iain Davis
On Thursday, the UK's MHRA stopped two clinical trials testing Hydroxychloroquine's efficacy for treating COVID-19. Why?

COVID Coercion: Boris Johnson's Psychological Attack on the UK Public

Mike Robinson
Investigating the committee that advises raising levels of fear.

Do Veterans' Lives Matter at the Ministry of Defence?

David Scott
Some telling correspondence from the permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Defence.
The Slaughtered on Suspicion policy was designed by Neil Ferguson of Imperial College: the man behind the data used to justify the COVID19 lockdown.

COVID–19: The Big Pharma players behind UK Government lockdown

Vanessa Beeley
Is the private sector now going to be spying on the workforce? Vanessa Beeley examines the revolving-door policy between philanthrocapitalism, Big Pharma and government agencies, all effectively...

Behavioural Insights: The Second Team Leading the UK Government’s Covid-19 Response

Martin Edwards
During this crisis, are we being nudged towards outcomes predetermined years ago? Recurrent themes include Marxism and Common Purpose.

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'.
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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”.

Who controls the British Government response to Covid–19?

Vanessa Beeley
Vanessa Beeley examines the British Government's conflicts of interest in vaccine philanthropy, which she writes is more accurately called philanthrocapitalism. Why is the Cabinet Office setting...

The Coronavirus Lockdown Regulations Expose a Divided Kingdom

Martin Edwards
Are the Coronavirus emergency 'regulations' the same right across the 'United' Kingdom?
Dr Johan Gisecke

Retired chief EU epidemiologist: "How long can you keep a lockdown in a democracy?"

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Dr Gisecke says the Imperial College paper that triggered lockdown is "not very good", there is "almost no science" behind most lockdown measures, disease spread models "...

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BLM defaced statue of Robert Milligan

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?

Historical Reflections on Social Distancing

Robin Kayser
Why is fear such a destructive force in society? If we are being revisited by mediaeval plague panic, we need to rediscover mediaeval virtues.

A letter from lockdown — Thoughts on Covid–19

David Scott
David Scott on the madness of 2020 — "a society defined by fear" that has "consented to destruction".
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Coronavirus: Civil Liberties Once Given Away, Won’t Come Back

Mike Robinson

Who are you calling a "monkey"?

David Scott
Monkey chanting is all over the news at present. This is the imitation monkey or ape noises directed against sportsmen of African ethnic origin. It is particularly common in association football and...

Who are you calling a "fascist"?

David Scott
For a decade or more the slur words of choice from an intolerant left, seeking to silence debate, have been "fascist" and "Nazi". They use them to signify a political view...

Stop Talking About An EU Army, Nigel

Mike Robinson
Nigel Farage is back, a hero once again. Yet despite his new party’s success at the EU elections, Nigel Farage still refuses to engage on the issue of the UK’s future defence relationship with the EU...

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Lockdown Regime Deaths: The True Cost of LOKIN-20

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REPORT: EU Planning “Vaccination Passport” Since 2018

Off Guardian

Opposing lockdown is NOT “profits before people”

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COVID 19 Is A Statistical Nonsense

In This Together

PETER HITCHENS: We’re destroying the nation’s wealth – and the health of millions

Sunday Mail

WATCH: “Dr Erickson Covid19 Briefing” CENSORED by YouTube

Off Guardian

Next in Coronavirus Tyranny: Forced Vaccinations and 'Digital Certificates'

Ron Paul

Coronavirus and the smell of Saul Alinsky

Washington Times

Editor's Choice

The NHS Common Purpose: Towards A Million Change Agents

Martin Edwards
Philosopher Robert Roland Smith said that for change to work, the discontent with the present must be greater than the tolerance of it. Isn't this the perception we are being fed about the state of...

We're All In This Together

Martin Edwards
The British press have long had the tendency to sensationalise the mundane and, in relation to issues of national significance, either omit them entirely or report deliberately skewed half truths and...

GcMAF and the Persecution of David Noakes, Lyn Thyer & Immuno Biotech

Iain Davis
Recently business man David Noakes was released from prison having served six months following his conviction on four charges relating to the manufacture, sale and supply of an unlicensed medicine.

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...
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Common Purpose In Your Locality?

Martin Edwards
One of the key characteristics of the Common Purpose effect is that it is often to be found within networked partnerships where leaders work collaboratively across organisational silos. One such...
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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 -...

Only One Syrian Civil Defence - Not The White Helmets

Mike Robinson
Later today the Nobel Committee will announce the winner of the Peace Prize. One of the organisations in the running is the so-called White Helmets, darlings of the British Foreign Office and the BBC.