What are we doing to our children?—Part 4: Conclusions … nation was plunged into its first lockdown, as zero-Covid fanatics renew their call for … citizens to expect the same: In the name of “zero Covid”, 1.4 billion …
The Paradigm Wars—Part 3: A Wrench in the Fabric of Reality: a new paradigm? … our children than live in a Covid or carbon-zero dictatorship. We accept that living is also …
Debi Evans Blog: 30 August 2022 … in India and China. China has continued its zero-Covid strategy, and as a result many of the …
Debi Evans Blog: 28 March 2023 … which deems the need for twelve months of zero detections before the UK is no longer deemed … trusts replied to those FoIs, the true sum netted by the agency is likely to be much more. …
Rise and Demise of Power: The Betrayal of Ukraine … antagonists (oligarchs, i.e., the same high-net-worth individuals that the West is plundering … of sanctions and flamboyant speeches with zero impact on Putin and his hold on power, the …
Lest We Forget — Part 1: They Knew. They Did It Anyway. … condition, the risk of death is statistically zero”. Furthermore, the US Centers for Disease …
Sound Of Freedom: The Passion of the Censors … one of among 300 paedophiles arrested in WSP's Net Nanny operation. For having contributed to … in the seats of political power to adopt a zero-tolerance approach to paedophilia and the …
Debi Evans Blog: 25 July 2023 … high tech sickness service? Transformation? Net zero? Yes, all that and more, coming to a street …
Literacy—Part 2: Who doesn't want us to be able to read … New International Version achieved effectively zero popular acclaim in the churches? Alex sr: …
The Bison and the Bias: Rethinking Methane, Climate Science, and Scientific Integrity … neutral. A fairer system would estimate the net new emissions from human intervention: the … under the banner of ‘efficiency’ and ‘net-zero compliance’. Financial actors, who profit …
The Church of England: in the Room with Big Tech … funny. Quite the opposite as, like all things Net Zero, it comes at a cost, which takes us back to …
