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Covid set a precedent: Public health measures no longer require evidence

The covid “pandemic” led to a significant investment of over £400 billion in interventions with weak, uncertain, or no evidence bases. The result was a colossal waste of money and a huge increase in UK government debt. The refusal of author

Senegal: A Decade of Unresolved Climate Displacement

(Dakar) – Senegalese families remain in limbo in a site called Khar Yalla, a decade after coastal floods destroyed their homes, Human Rights Watch said today. Despite recent progress, the government has not yet provided displaced families w

Civil libertarians, not only economic libertarians, should be concerned about the likes of Paul Ehrlich

Recently, radical depopulationist and energy authoritarian Paul Ehrlich died. Shortly after, Robert L. Bradley Jr. wrote a series of articles reminding us why his death was good news, but perhaps a little too late. Paul Ehrlich and his pro

Forgotten Heroes: Elizabeth Fry

Elizabeth Fry, a Quaker minister and prison reformer, visited Newgate prison in 1813 and was appalled by the conditions, leading to her campaign for prison reform. Her efforts resulted in the reform of prisons throughout Britain and Europe,

Satan, Prince of this World: An overview of Chapter 2

The luciferian conspiracy uses sex-bribery and sexual perversion to control people and further its aims. This has been the case from the beginning; the perversion of sex is believed to have played a role in Satan’s deception of Eve, teachi

The Man Who Invented Climate Change – Maurice Strong

According to such Great Reset luminaries as Bill Gates, Prince Charles, Michael Bloomberg, Mark Carney and Klaus Schwab, humanity is expected to solve the dual threat of Covid and global warming in one revolutionary sweeping reform. We pleb

What is Genius and How Can We Achieve It?

Ezza Valdez is an explorer with a creative passion for "DIY" projects. Growing up in the Philippines, she rallied her friends to adventures in outdoor cooking (using milk cans as pots), paper doll theatrics, and making their own musical ins

Herbal Alternatives to Alcohol: Excerpt from “Naturally”

Verbatim excerpts from the chapter “Lifting Spirits: Pleasure with Aphrodisiacs” from Naturally, The Herbalist’s Guide to Health and Transformation, by Rachelle Robinett, RH (AHG)—author, artist, naturalist “Pleasure is not one of the spoil

Russia’s facial recognition programme rolls out to primary schools

Facial recognition as a biometric school entry system is already being tested in 20 schools in Russia. Alongside the use of facial recognition, the school grounds are fenced, cameras are installed along the perimeter and entry is through ch

Winter Solstice: Practices for the New Year

“The darkest days bring us to our brightest moments.” Happy Solstice and Happy Holidays! December 21, 2025, marks the day of the Winter Solstice. We know this as the darkest day of the year, the day we spiral into the cycle that reminds us

The man with the strangest job in the world

Dr Vernon Coleman recounts his memories of a man who had the strangest job in the world. Anton was a professional eater who was hired by a restaurant owner in Paris to sit at a small table in the window and eat food all day long. Let’s no

Are you taking the right vitamin D supplements?

In temperate regions, where the sun seldom makes an appearance during the winter months, to keep our bodies healthy, we need to compensate for the lack of sunlight. In the UK, for example, it is recommended that everyone over the age of fou