Month: May 2023

Perhaps for the very first time for many people, they are asking questions about vaccines – the risk/benefit analysis – that we have never thought to ask in that most people have trusted the medical profession so completely. In fact,

I really urge people to watch the section which is David Martin’s talk of an explanation of ‘premeditated domestic terrorism’ – plans from 1965 – the beginning of modifying the naturally occurring common cold to engineer the coronavirus chimera (by

It’s clear to see the growing international alarm via Twitter regarding the plans of the World Economic Forum (WEF) and the World Health Organisation (WHO). Those of us who believe in freedoms and democratic nation states, and truly value them,

No matter how much Parliamentarians continue to resist and deny ‘the truth’, the truth will still be told. The longer this goes on – complete denial of any accountability, or refusing to engage in the need for an urgent, transparent,

This is a long read (via the Tweet below), about statins and covid-19 jab outcomes – but very important – so I wanted to include it on my blog. I was actually watching the BBC News item when Dr Aseem

I’ve already posted videos via Tweets on another thread but I thought it was time to start a fresh thread as this disastrous story unfolds – a development of authoritarian misappropriation of the Dutch Farmers’ land. This is heartbreaking –

This is an important development that many people have been wondering about – Andrew Bridgen’s next steps. Not only has Andrew declared his move to the Reclaim Party (10th May 2023) after years of being a Conservative, he has also

Decide for yourself whether officials in the governments and health service should have pressed ahead with covid jabs for pregnant and breastfeeding women: COVID vaccines should not be used in pregnant women, unborn and newborn babies or childrenIt has recently

Please do take a look: I've signed. Please read and circulate – and sign if you share these goals: https://t.co/5OR3kE99Z7 — Debbie Hepplewhite (@debbiehepp) May 3, 2023 The covid scenario has led to many people not ‘trusting their governments’. Mistrust

I’ve started reading Ben Irvine’s work and, having lived through the covid lockdowns in the UK, what he has written certainly resonates. I am going to read further – but I’ve read enough to think it’s worth flagging up his