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What’s in a body? – A story with a twist in the tale

The following story is an extract from Dr, Vernon Coleman’s novel ‘Stories with a twist in the tale’. It’s about Tom Whitehouse, a man who works in the subject store at St. Christopher’s Hospital Medical School, preparing bodies for dissection. It may sound like a boring subject

The Dawn of Psychedelic Warfare

Contributing Editor: Seth Lorinczi If the October 7 assault on the Nova Festival was the world’s first recorded act of mass psychedelic violence, it inspired an equally unprecedented response in the therapeutic community. Leveraging the too

Banned in the 1980s: The beginning of censorship in medicine

More Extracts from Vernon Coleman’s Commonplace Book

Last week we republished some extracts from Dr.

Moroccan Court Overturns Landmark Marital Rape Conviction

On October 10, the Tangiers Court of Cassation overturned the 2019 conviction of a man for raping his wife, which had been hailed as Morocco’s first ruling to explicitly criminalize marital rape.

Rwanda: Torture, Ill-Treatment in Detention

(Nairobi) – For decades, Rwandan authorities have subjected detainees, in both official and unofficial detention facilities, to ill-treatment and torture, with no accountability, Human Rights Watch said in a report released today. Nevertheless, a landmark trial of 6 prison officials and 12 detainees for murder, torture, and assault at Rubavu prison,

Egypt Should Release Prominent Activist Alaa Abdel Fattah

Alaa Abdel Fattah, the British-Egyptian writer and activist, should have been released on September 29 after serving an unjust five-year prison sentence.

The Eight Families: The Roundtable & The Illuminati (Part III)

British Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli, who “handled” mafia founder and 33rd degree Mason Guiseppe Mazzini, alluded to the Illuminati in a speech before the House of Commons in 1856 warning, “There is in Italy a power which we seldom mention. I mean the secret societies. Europe is covered with a

Exploring the Impact of Psilocybin on Belief Systems: New Research from Johns Hopkins University

Psychedelics have long been the subject of fascination and controversy, particularly regarding their potential to alter consciousness and belief systems. Recent research from Johns Hopkins University researchers provides new insights into h

“Net Zero” will destroy you and everything you care about

The concept of “global warming,” later changed to “climate change,” is used as an excuse for a wide range of controlling mechanisms. The world we know is about to come to an end but ninety-nine people in a hundred have no idea just how bad things are going to become.

The Woke will try to kill us but they will kill themselves first

The woke are patronising and superior and their hypocrisy is staggering.

The Zionist Movement in Britain: David Miller and Vanessa Beeley

Mike Robinson and Vanessa Beeley speak to David Miller about the influence of Zionism on life in the UK, including not only political life, but all our lives as Israeli intelligence-funded tech startups gather bulk data on our computer networks. Dr David Miller is one of the world’s leading

Litha: The Summer Solstice

The world, now fully awake after Ostara and Beltane, burns with the promise of a fulfilling summer season.

Was George Orwell defending the Left, the Right or was he simply defending freedom?

Orwell was a paradoxical man, contradictory, sometimes hypocritical. As his Vogue profile stated, fairly much a leftist, George Orwell was a defender of freedom, even though most of the time he violently disagreed with the people besides whom he fought. Although a writer of the political left, Orwell has gained

Dr. Naomi Wolf’s statement to the Royal Courts of Justice in Mark Steyn v. Ofcom

Yesterday, Mark Steyn took the UK’s media regulator state censor Ofcom to court. The Royal Courts of Justice heard the case of Steyn v. Ofcom, which centres on Ofcom having penalised former GB News presenter Mark Steyn for having Dr. Wolf on his show and allowing her to tell