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Technocracy Roundtable: What is Technocracy?

Technocracy is the science of social engineering, aiming to control the entire system of producing and distributing goods and services. It also aims to eliminate private property, politics and finance. The same Technocratic plan devised in

The IPCC abandons science and hires climate change zealots to author its report

Imperial College professor Friederike Otto, who is also a climate crisis activist, has been selected to be the coordinating lead author on the next IPCC assessment report on climate change for the chapter on extreme weather events. Prof. Ot

Iain McGilchrist: Death is not the opposite of life. The opposite of life is “the machine”

In a recent interview, British psychiatrist, neuroscience researcher Iain Gilchrist explained the differences in the way that the left and right hemispheres of the brain process information. The right hemisphere is designed to be the maste

The use of genetically engineered organisms in the food industry is widespread

The low-fat food industry is a massive market, with companies using misleading health claims to sell their products. These low-fat food products contain genetically modified and other unhealthy ingredients. Using the example of a Gatsby 18

mRNA vaccines not only cause covid, but post-vaccination infections are far more dangerous, a new study finds

On 14 August, a study was published by Pre-Prints, a platform that allows studies not yet peer-reviewed to be made publicly available. The paper has coined the term “Hybrid Harms Hypothesis” to describe the compounding effects of mRNA injec

Inside mRNA Vaccines: “We turned the body into a factory, with no clear controls”

The documentary ‘Inside mRNA Vaccines’ explores the unprecedented global rollout of mRNA vaccine technology, and the complex scientific and regulatory questions it continues to raise. At its heart, the story follows scientists and physicia

US and three other countries reject WHO’s IHR amendments; the UK, the global censorship hub, is not one of them

On 18 July, the US officially rejected the World Health Organisation’s (“WHO”) 2024 amendments to the International Health Regulations (“IHR”), citing threats to national sovereignty, free speech and constitutional protections. If not rejec

Corporate media embarrasses itself: It’s impossible for every location to be warming faster than every other location

Corporate media’s claims that multiple regions, such as Canada, Russia and Asia, are warming twice as fast as the global average are mathematically incoherent and statistically deceptive. These claims ignore factors such as the urban heat i

Groundbreaking study identifies two bacteria in the gut that trigger MS

A groundbreaking study published in PNAS has identified two gut bacteria as triggers for Multiple Sclerosis (“MS”). The study involved 81 pairs of identical twins, where only one sibling had MS, and found that these bacteria were consistent

US Department of Energy report eviscerates the climate alarmist narrative

At the end of July, the US Department of Energy released a draft report evaluating existing peer-reviewed literature on the impacts of greenhouse gases. It eviscerates the climate alarmists’ narrative about CO2, extreme weather events and r

Biotechnology and AI have become a religion

The rise of biotechnology and AI has created a new religion that promises a better life, but in reality, it poses significant risks to human health and freedom. Dr. Guy Hatchard explains more by demonstrating how what is happening in the US

Open Letter to New Zealand First MPs: The Gene Technology Bill is a threat to all life

In an open letter calling for New Zealand First MPs, Mary Hobbs warned of the threat the proposed Gene Technology Bill poses to the country’s food, farms and environment, and called for the MPs to vote “No” when the Bill returns to Parliame

Big Tech proposes European Commission adjust water efficiency rules to allow data centres located where water is scarce to be viable

A collaboration of Big Tech and data centre operators has submitted a paper to the European Commission detailing the issues it has with the Commission’s policies on the restriction of water and energy requirements for data centres. Data cen

FDA expresses scepticism of the science that demonised saturated fats as causing heart disease

The war on saturated fats may be coming to an end, with FDA Commissioner Dr. Marty Makary and US Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. questioning the science behind the diet-heart hypothesis. For decades defending saturated fat was consid

DMSO: A remedy for respiratory diseases and lung conditions

Chronic respiratory diseases remain profitable but poorly treated, subjecting patients to expensive healthcare, impaired stamina and painful decline. However, there is an effective and inexpensive alternative: dimethyl sulphoxide, or DMSO.