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Does Your Morning Coffee do All That it Could for You?

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2026-04-26

Many people (myself included) like a cup of coffee in the morning.

But do we get the best out of it?

Well, getting the very best may be a bit more complicated than we can all manage without working at it, but I suspect that the results may be exceptional (if paired with healthy eating habits ... ).

Here's a young lady ("Doctor Leanna") who explains her view of what to do. But it's a bit complex, so don't get discouraged - start with one thing at a time and incorporate into your usual morning routine over time.

NB: Remember that "Perfection is the enemy of Progress"!

(29 minutes)

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The Covid-19 Assault on the World - Parts 6&7 - The Finale - Nuremberg!

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2026-04-26

The "finale" - parts 6 and 7 combined into one.

"Citizen Petition Series, Parts 6&7 combined — Docket FDA-2025-P-1807 (click to open the public docket)"

"Schools do not teach that the Nuremberg Code is American law. Mainstream media did not cover Annas’s 1991 paper when it predicted exactly this scenario. Public health officials did not quote the first principle when they were rolling out mandates. They could not have, because their actions contradicted it"

Interest of Justice explain why the whole Covid operation was illegal under American law, and how the authorities contrived to ignore it.

"This week IoJ files a federal writ of mandamus in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia. Four counts. Two writs of mandamus, two declaratory judgments. The case asks the court to do exactly what the Nuremberg Code, the ICCPR, and FDA’s own binding gene therapy guidance already require ... "

The IoJ's full analysis.

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Covid and the Cover-Up

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Category: Covid
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2026-04-25

Operation Talla was perhaps the first and likely the most consequential national policing "guidance" issued across the constituent nations of the UK.

Have the various police forces across the UK ever previously be issued "guidance" to reject complaints of alleged criminality about a specific topic close to the government's heart?

We have been led to believe that similar activity happened under dictatorships such as the Soviet Union, Mao's Chiina, The Kim dynasty's North Korea, and Pol Pot's Cambodia, but is it happening in our own UK, ancient Albion?

Ian Clayton of Ethical Approach UK sums up what he has painstakingly documented over the past years.

And why now?

 

A Timely Review of the Way the World Works Today

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2026-04-25

Evidence and logic are irrefutable, provided that the evidence reflects the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. And there's the rub, because just as one man's meat is another's poison, so one man's truth may be another's misinformation (in modern parlance) or outright falsehood (in yesterday's less mealy-mouthed jargon).

"Early to bed, early to rise, makes a man healthy wealthy and wise" - to which I would append "eventually"!

I can't vouch for his bed-times, but long-time campaigner Nick Griffin strikes me as one of the best informed and well thought out political commentators available today, and he shares his knowledge freely, to the point where keeping up with him is a struggle!

Of course if you don't look beyond the "far right" label that the mainstream opinion-formers slap on him at every opportunity then you will pass over this one, but personally I would rather be far right than far wrong.

 

 

The MHRA - A World Leader in ... Statistical Incompetence?

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2026-04-25

They obviously didn't have the same "dragon-lady" statistics lecturer that I had when at college. She had very definitive ideas about how statistical analyses should be conducted and was determined that her pupils would be instilled with exactly those principles. None of us fully measured up to her standards but we were all impressed with her ambition and were grateful for it. She gave me the confidence to examine the published Covid statistics and draw my own conclusions, however elementary. That was sufficient, may the Good Lord pass on my heartfelt thanks to her.

The MHRA did, it transpires, conduct a statistical survey, likely quite well designed (nobody's perfect), to gather data about Covid vaccine adverse reactions.

What did the MHRA analysis reveal?

Well, something and nothing, with (as always) degrees of uncertainty. 

But according to Dr Clare Craig writing in the Daily Sceptic, they could have revealed more, had the necessary analyses actually been done on the dataset collected. Of course there was no need for that as the paper published was not about "the results", but about "the methodology" employed ... 

So have "the results" been published at all? If not, why not?

 

 

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