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Is The Constant Scientist an Endangered Species?

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Published: 25 January 2023

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2023-01-25

Rupert Sheldrake is a man who likes to think for himself, who likes to challenge the received wisdom, especially where he detects the unmistakable whiff of flawed assumptions.

He is also very entertaining!

Open your mind to question the "obvious" ...

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Make Light of Your Food, or Food of Your Light?

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Category: Health

Published: 25 January 2023

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2023-01-25

Now and then I come across a presentation that turns everything I thought I knew upside down - this is (almost) one of them.

From Dr Jerry Tennant I learned that the body works primarily on an electrical basis, from others I learned about mitochondria being the power within the cell, and from others still I learned that the cells of our body probably communicate using electromagnetic means (ie: light).

From Arthur Firstenberg I learned that there is a serious case to be made that the alteration of our electromagnetic environment over many decades has been the cause of much illness - and in effect amounts to environmental destruction.

This presentation takes the topic to a whole new level - but it's a steep learning curve and you may want to watch it several times before you grasp the nuances that abound.

It would appear as I suspected that the body works in a far more elegant and intricate way than the medical professions begin to understand - and (as I did not suspect) that Nikola Tesla may not have been right about quite everything!

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Dr Jack Kruse.

The Mystery Deepens ... Where is Sherlock Holmes When We Need Him?

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Published: 24 January 2023

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2023-01-24

"Mortality rates across the UK reached their highest level since 2010, according to an analysis of data published by the Office for National Statistics (ONS)"

"I’m pretty sure they don’t have an NHS in Ireland, where excess deaths are also competing with pandemic levels ... "

"So, can you think of anything that happened globally which might be causing excess deaths to be higher than during the pandemic?"

" ... while everyone is talking about it, nobody wants to do the work to find out the cause"

"'I think the government should be looking at it' say the Australian actuaries who usually investigate such matters for the insurance industry"

"But the Australian government’s investigation into Covid carefully cut out excess deaths from its terms of reference"

It's a mystery.

What's Up with the Old Bill?

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Category: Child Abuse

Published: 21 January 2023

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2023-01-21

The Met has been in the news recently, and for all the wrong reasons.

How such men can exist within a force that is at least nominally dedicated to protecting the public is a question that needs answering.

By press accounts this officer was "unmasked as one of Britain's worst serial rapists". Which implies that more than one such crime may have been committed whilst he was a serving police officer. Which may also imply that some within the force may have been turning a blind eye.

I have no information but as things stand I am not reassured.

This subsequent interview with ex-police whistle-blower John Wedger also does not reassure.

John Wedger also worked for the Metropolitan Police and had a compelling story to tell about it as long ago as 2018 - have things changed since then?

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Here is John Wedger in 2018 giving (well-structured) evidence to the ITNJ Judicial Commission of inquiry into human trafficking and child sex abuse - his story is harrowing and is not new:

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Robert David Steele put the whole topic into some global context in his 2018 testimony to the same ITNJ Judicial Commission:

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