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WHO: The criminal organisation that needs to be brought to an end

In a couple of weeks, the World Health Organisation is hoping that its Pandemic Treaty will be adopted. We should not be debating the merits of a modified agreement for a criminal racketeering organisation, Dr. David Martin said two years a

Bill Gates is funding wireless, remote-controlled, injectable birth control devices

Since 2014, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation has been funding the development of a birth control device in the form of a chip that is implanted under the skin and can be remotely controlled to release hormones that make a woman inferti

Chemtrails, polyester and gene technology; when will they learn that nature knows best

Dr Guy Hatchard discusses the bizarre and anti-nature decisions being made by governments and public services. In the UK, there are the “experiments” to dim the Sun and the NHS is defying a court ruling that sex refers to biological sex by

Covid Fraud – The Beginning (Part One)

“March 14th 2020: Governments around the world are clearly suffering from mass hysteria. It used to be a problem found mainly among groups of teenage girls. It is now a problem affecting national governments and international organisations.

Thailand: The rise of the technocratic state

Thailand is rapidly adopting tools of technocracy, including the introduction of a “robocop” with advanced AI to detect and prevent crime, and a “safety” hub of CCTV cameras with AI video analytics and facial recognition tracking. The use o

Research status of visuospatial dysfunction and spatial navigation

Visuospatial function is a critical aspect of cognitive abilities, encompassing visual perception, attention, memory, and adaptive responses to spatial changes. This paper reviews studies on human visuospatial function, spatial navigation,

Specialized insectivores drive differences in avian community composition between primary and secondary forest in Central Africa

The human population of sub-Saharan Africa is projected to triple by 2100, drastically increasing anthropogenic pressure on biodiversity. When rainforest is disturbed by anthropogenic drivers, species respond heterogeneously; these patterns

Increasing pandemic risk due to increasing zoonotic spillover is a lie

Zoonotic spillovers, the transfer of viruses from animals to humans, are being used to reinforce the pandemic-vaccine agenda. However, Jeffrey Tucker says that increasing zoonotic spillover is a hoax. Let’s not lose touch…Your Government an

A new study finds that flu vaccines have negative efficacy, meaning the risk of getting flu is higher after vaccination

In 2022, a Cleveland Clinic study found that the risk of covid infection increased with the number of covid vaccine doses received, a phenomenon known as negative efficacy. Another study published earlier this month by the same researchers

Examples of medical, digital and political tyranny from across the world

The following is a selection of recent articles that demonstrate tyranny is becoming law in several countries where you would not expect to find it. Take the example of Dr. Renata Moon, an American paediatrician, who is facing an investiga

Six stories you may have missed, including the imminent US approval of self-amplifying “vaccines”

Corporate media focuses on stories that advance specific narratives. Other, far more important stories are not getting nearly the attention they deserve. The following are six of them. Michael Snyders has picked out stories about a self-am

Differences in sensory-motor cortex activation patterns during level and stair walking in patients with knee osteoarthritis: protocol for a cross-sectional study

Background: Knee osteoarthritis (KOA) is a chronic degenerative disease characterized primarily by pain and joint dysfunction, especially during level and stair walking. Although traditionally classified as a peripheral joint disease, emerg

Randall Carlson explains the hockey stick trick used to incite fear about global warming

Over many decades, several thousand papers were published establishing the Medieval Warm Period from about 900 AD to 1300 AD and the Little Ice Age from about 1300 AD to 1915 AD as global climate changes. It came as quite a surprise when, i

Vocation of teaching Marine Biology

My experience of all these years working in relation with the sea, has been difficult, but luckily I have seen a complete change of the roles of men and women in sea activities. I was born in 1939 in London of Spanish parents and after prim

Japanese study shows mRNA injections are associated with poorer outcomes for patients with pancreatic cancer

A Japanese study found that repeated covid mRNA vaccinations are associated with poorer overall survival in patients with pancreatic cancer. The pre-print study was published on 15 April. The following day, the World Health Organisation (“