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A collection of 239 articles

Gut Cure: How to restore your microbiome so your body can do what it was designed to do

Your gut microbiome acts as a command centre for digestion, immunity, metabolism and brain health; when microbial diversity drops, symptoms often go beyond digestion. Short-chain fatty acids (“SCFAs”), especially butyrate, are essential com

EU’s flagship industrial-scale insect farming operation goes bust

Last month, French insect farming startup Ÿnsect entered judicial liquidation, marking the end of a company that raised over $600 million despite its ambitions to build insect-based protein at an industrial scale. The collapse follows years

The Great Oil Conspiracy: How the US Government Hid the Nazi Discovery of Abiotic Oil from the American People

‘The Great Oil Conspiracy: How the US Government Hid the Nazi Discovery of Abiotic Oil from the American People’ is a 2012 book by investigative journalist Jerome R. Corsi. The book argues that German chemists during World War II discovered

Study involving 2.7 million children in Spain notes that no children died from covid

A study published in mid-December evaluated the benefit-risk assessment of mRNA “vaccines” in children aged 6-17 years old. It concluded that the risks and benefits were small for children. However, it also revealed that in this age group,

New Zealand: Newly released data suggests link between covid “vaccines” and increase in cancer

Released in mid-December, the 2023 New Zealand cancer data show an 8% increase in cancer rates among the 0-64 age range. Similar trends are found in England and Australia. The trend is a red flag that suggests a link between covid-19 vacci

Merry Christmas to all; as we celebrate His birth, may you receive the blessings that only Jesus can give

We’re taking a break for Christmas. Between 25 and 28, inclusive. Over these days, we will not be publishing articles. For those who would like something to read during a quiet moment, please feel free to read some of the articles we have

What corporate media refuses to say about how the world is run

Corporate media dogma perpetuates a false narrative that the West consists of democracies where the popular will is expressed, when in reality, there is a merged intelligence community and an Anglo-American Establishment that exerts signifi

Google and Microsoft to demand “age verification” from Australians

Starting 27 December 2025, Australians using internet search engines such as Google and Microsoft Bing while logged in will be required to verify their age through digital identity checks, including methods such as photo ID, facial recognit

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

Protecting children online is a pretext for total digital surveillance

Protecting kids is a weak pretext for total digital surveillance. What’s worse, the EU’s monitoring exempted its own politicians from scrutiny. Their privacy matters, but not yours. Let’s not lose touch…Your Government and Big Tech are act

Nicaragua bans visitors from bringing Bibles into the country

Nicaragua has implemented a ban prohibiting tourists from bringing Bibles into the country, a move confirmed by notices posted at Tica Bus terminals in Costa Rica that serve routes to the Nicaraguan capital, Managua. The restrictions, which

Substack expands censorship to Australian users

On Wednesday, Australian Substack authors received a message: “Substack is introducing age verification steps for readers in Australia.” “To say that I was flabbergasted is an understatement,” author of Informed Choice Meryl Dorey said, bec

Rule of Law Backsliding in France

On December 9, CIVICUS Monitor, a nongovernmental group assessing civic freedoms globally, downgraded France’s civic space from “narrowed” to “obstructed.” The downgrade is the result of years of attacks on civic space, marked by “escalatin

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