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Midazolam murder: “If you want to kill somebody, get a doctor or a nurse to do it”

Derek Dimmock, an 86-year-old man from Putney, UK, was admitted to the Royal Trinity Hospice in June 2020 with gout and later died under controversial circumstances. His family is alleging he was involuntarily euthanised using midazolam, a

Will ‘Greater Syria’ and ‘Greater Israel’ Collide or Co-exist under the Al Qaeda Regime?

[Author's Note: Events are moving very fast in the region and rumours are rife—the information in the article is accurate but updates will be required in the near future.] With the fall of Syria came the reshaping of the Resistance Axis, we

Is the West Doomed to Repeat Japan’s Fatal Financial Mistakes?

Japan’s dazzling economy was second only to the U.S., with incredible technological leadership, industrial productivity, and an enormous trade surplus. Then it collapsed into three decades of stagnation. Symptoms of the disease that destroy

Prostate Disease (Part Two)

Research has shown that a link exists between specific types of food and prostate cancer, with high fat intake, particularly from animal sources, increasing the risk of developing the disease, Dr. Vernon Coleman writes. Studies have found t

Prostate Disease (Part One)

Prostate cancer is a common type of cancer that affects men, with almost one in three men over the age of 50 being affected. It is believed that half of all men have cancer of the prostate when they die, although most of them were not awar

For over 200 years neurological damage from vaccines has been noted and documented

Neurological injuries from vaccination have been documented since the smallpox vaccine over two centuries ago, with severe injuries reported throughout medical literature. The medical profession concealed these injuries, believing public v

Insomnia and Sleeping Pills Raise the Risk of Disability in Older Adults

Insomnia is often dismissed as a nuisance or an inevitable part of aging. But it's far more than that. It's a condition that robs you of your ability to function — physically, emotionally, and mentally. When left unaddressed, chronic insomn

EU Council Turning Supply Chain Law into Window Dressing

(Brussels) – European Union member states led by France and Germany are walking back on their commitment to protect human rights and the environment in global supply chains, Human Rights Watch said today. On June 23, 2025, member states agr

Donald Rumsfeld’s hidden role in the development of Moderna’s covid injection

The covid and SARS pandemics were deliberately released from laboratories at the behest of pharmaceutical giants and governments, with the goal of profiting from the sale of vaccines and treatments. Donald Rumsfeld, a former US Secretary of

Proposed legislation in Spain seeks to jail parents who oppose their children’s gender reassignment

Spain has introduced amendments to its legislation that would impose penalties of up to two years in prison for parents who refuse “gender-affirming therapies” for their children. In Scotland, similar proposals that included a seven-year pr

False flags are occurring almost daily now

The term “false flag” originates from sailing ships flying a fake flag to deceive ships in an opposing navy, and has been used throughout history in various forms. Historical examples include the Reichstag fire in 1933 and the Gulf of Tonki

Federal Report Challenges Safety of Gender-Affirming Care for Minors

Over the past decade, gender dysphoria diagnoses in children and adolescents have surged. In the United States alone, the number of youths aged 6 to 17 receiving this diagnosis rose sharply from about 15,000 in 2017 to over 42,000 by 2021.

Rates of sickness in New Zealand have gone up by 17-30% since 2019

In some New Zealand public sectors, rates of sickness have tripled among working-age people since 2019. Additionally, a health and medical insurance company, which covers 20% of the population, reported an increase of 17% in claims for sick

Haiti: Displacement Hits Record as Security Efforts Fall Short

(Washington, DC) – One year since deployment of the first personnel of the United Nations-authorized Multinational Security Support (MSS) mission to Haiti, violence and human rights abuses continue to rise, Human Rights Watch said today. On

Cloward-Piven strategy is in full swing in Canada; is it also being deployed in the UK?

The Cloward-Piven strategy is a political tactic to achieve radical social change by overloading a system, particularly the welfare system, to create a crisis that would force reforms. It is linked to mass immigration, which increases the n