Free Citizen

2021-06-04

This is the tour stop at Fahmeier's Farm, Lexington, MO.

These guys seem to have it just about right - but they have the advantage of us in the UK in as much as the have a relatively clearly written Constitution which is widely acknowledged as the authoritative basis upon which their country is run.

We in the UK could do with something similar but we do have our traditions, our Magna Carta and our Bill of Rights, and work is being done to explain how all this fits together - we need to encapsulate it into its essentials.

Below we present the video of the presentations at Fahmeier's Farm, and below that we have the tour leader Robert David Steele providing an update on what tour is about and how it is progressing.

There is much here that applies to us in

2021-06-03

Susan Kokinda introduces a session with Michael Steger (LaRouchePAC) in which he discusses the historical and geopolitical aspects behind the current global situation.

Whilst much of this is old news, and presented in a rather dry academic manner to boot, it does place much of what is going on today in context - dissolution of the nation states,subversion of science with scientists as infallible dictators,world "over-population" and what to do about it?

Not to mention the surprising sources of funding that it now appears went into "gain of function" research at the Wuhan Institute of Virology...

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2021-05-31

Here they discuss the psychological background to our governments' management of the Covid situation.

There is a lot of ground covered here concerning the way in which our government now uses what amounts to covert methods to manipulate public opinion in all sorts of areas, so make yourself comfy with a cup of tea, and notepad if required.

It isn't difficult to follow once one realises what is going on.

2021-05-30

Depending on your choice of news media, London was quietly uneventful yesterday Saturday 29th May or a few hundred demonstrators marched somehwere or other, or there was a violent confrontation in the Westfield Shopping Centre, or maybe some hundreds of thousands marched against Covid restrictions - nah, that wasn't on the Beeb so it was obviously fake news.

Except that even though it somehow didn't make most of the major news outlets, it did definitely happen - I was there, as were many non-main-stream news media.

The march started just after 1pm from Parliament Square, up Whitehall, past Trafalgar Square, up Charing Cross Road, along Oxford Street and out to White City, Shepherds Bush, Acton, and back to Shepherds Bush (where I sank gratefully into a Central Line seat for the trip back).

Everyone was good-natured, some were a bit noisy (there were times when I could have done without the deafening whistles), all were well-behaved as far as I could see,

2021-05-25

Brian Montieth writing in the Scotsman asks the pertinent question of our times that should be on every journalist's lips these days.

Where are we going when our politicians interpret the law for their own convenience instead of impartially upholding the law of the land?

Perhaps we should be asking this same question of the Police, and the Crown Prosecution Service as well, particularly as it falls to the police to impartially uphold the law on our streets. We seem to be on a slippery slope, and not just in Scotland.

Why are our MPs in Parliament not discussing these topics? They are supposed to hold our government to account on our behalf, yet they vote along party

2021-05-25

This topic is perhaps little mentioned - it is taken for granted by proponents of the status quo and is an assumed article of faith by the deniers of the status quo. So the two sides do little other than assert the correctness of their proposition.

However, whilst the faithful have historically outnumbered the disillusioned manifold, the numbers marching across the bows of the BBC last Saturday 15th May bear witness to the idea that this is changing. People are crossing over to the disillusioned in significant numbers.

The Government's handling of the Covid phenomenon has certainly contributed to a loss of faith in the impartiality of our media, and the fact that they have been almost religiously on-message over the past year illustrates very well that for whatever reason (and we can't discount the idea that daily full-page Covid advertisements may have been influential) the mainstream media is

2021-05-25

The USA has the advantage of us in the UK when it comes to pioneering different approaches. We have only a handful of devolved governments, and when they all try to out-compete in the same direction then choice and the ability to compare results from differing approaches suffer.

In the US with fifty one independent state governments, the scenario is that many states are (a) very aware of the freedoms that are enshrined in the Constitution and (b) sufficiently independently-minded to go their own way.

The latest states to effectively ban the use of "vaccine passports" are Iowa and Alabama, joining Florida Texas and South Dakota (these are the ones I have heard about) in upholding the right of their residents to medical privacy - also thus upholding the principle of individual responsibility over coercion by those who presume to know best.

The latter is a good and much under-rated principle which is our effective defence against slavery.

2021-05-25

The EAW is dead - long live the European Extradition Request!

When does leaving the EU mean not leaving the EU?

When does leaving the jurisdiction of the ECJ mean not leaving its jurisdiction?

Answer - when our Courts push through EU extradition requests on the nod.

This in effect allows the EU to extradite any of us at any time to face their version of justice.

"Torquil Dick-Erikson explains how the case of Alexander Adamescu shows the cavalier manner in which UK courts deal with extradition requests to EU

2021-05-21

The World Health Organization (WHO) has released a report calling for more of everything for itself: more authority, a global surveillance system, and billions more in financing.

More accurately, the report,entitled COVID-19: Make it the Last Pandemic, is released by The Independent Panel for Pandemic Preparedness & Response which was commissioned by the WHO.

"It reports to the WHO Governing Bodies, and not to the WHO"

The Co-chairs were selected by the WHO Director-General and these co-chairs then selected the eleven panel members.

Perhaps not so independent then. So who is

2021-05-21

"these studies seem to be designed to succeed and to answer the easiest questions in the least amount of time, not the most clinically relevant questions"

"because most people with symptomatic Covid experience only mild symptoms, even trials involving 30,000 or more patients would turn up relatively few cases of severe disease. These trials are practically testing to prevent common cold symptoms"

"The third issue is the PCR test...  this test is acknowledged by the medical science community to generate high rates of false positive results... "

"the trials also failed to tackle the most important issue - which is interrupting virus transmission"

"All that - and we have not talked about the safety aspects yet . . ."

 

He isn't by himself -

2021-05-16

Nobody mainstream (except Yahoo News) seems to want to report on this so far - can't think how the BBC missed it though

I haven't seen any estimate of numbers of protesters, but speaking as one who was there, I would guess several tens of thousands. No violence though so perhaps not worth reporting.

The Metropolitan Police were models of impassive propriety, although they were out in some force outside Downing Street and to a lesser extent outside the BBC. They did have van-loads of reinforcements parked just off the route in case of need, but they stayed out of the way.

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2021-05-13

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2021-05-13

LaworFiction report on their case about the compulsory wearing of masks in English (and I assume Welsh) schools (Scotland has a different legal system and it's not clear how much this ruling affects Scotland, if at all).

"It is good news that it seems masks will no longer be encouraged in classrooms from 17 May"

"We know from the school's evidence in this case that it, like most others, relied on the government Guidance in respect of its risk assessment. But we also know, from government responses elsewhere, that the government admits to making no assessment of the harms from masks other than to survey of the views of 'stakeholders' such as teachers unions. So who is assessing the risks?"

"The Government has controlled schools and businesses through guidance, fear and largely empty threats that failing to follow the guidance would be a breach of the

2021-05-13

Conservative Woman is rapidly becoming recognised as essential reading for those who are looking for truth, good sense, and good reporting.

Today they present an article by Gawain Towler which digs up more than a few salient observations from the drains of the global propagandising pseudo-scientific blob.

Gavin does a splendid job of explaining the scientific method, the use of that method by "ignorant" lockdown sceptics, and the response of the scientific "experts" who seem to have difficulty with the idea that these sceptics might well be able to form their own opinions based on their own analysis of the data.

He needs no further ado from me - so read the article!

2021-05-12

Not everybody accepts that the SARS-CoV-2 virus even exists - and there may be good reasons to think that way.

Such a position necessarily raises uncomfortable questions about what big pharma are actually putting in their jabs, but from the point of view of the man in the street, whatever is on the label we have no way of verifying the actual contents anyway so we either trust them or we don't.

Nevertheless if we still have any trust in our medical establishments there is plenty of reason to suppose that all the medical authorities in the world are not wrong, so the question of where this virus came from is important. If it was of natural origin then that's one thing, but if it was created by humans in a lab that is quite another thing - and we have all heard of the virus lab in Wuhan, China, the city where the Covid-19 sickness was first identified.

This site

2021-05-12

Today's UK Column News takes up the messaging in the Queen's Speech, noting how the Covid pandemic measures will likely be used to reshape societal norms to facilitate the Government's green agenda and the move away from fossil fuels.

The alleged use of "honeypot" groups on Facebook to attract "conspiracy theorists".

The US National Institute of Health has confirmed the normal function of the immune system in creating antibodies in those who have recovered from Covid-19. Nice to know that our natural immune systems still work.

But the antibodies produced in response to the inoculations are "different" . . .   it's not clear what that means, maybe they will protect you from future inoculations?

Meanwhile they report that the NHS confirm that it's OK to give blood 28 days after a jab if you