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The Next 'Fake Crisis' Has Been Planned
2020-11-23
Except that it may not be fake so much as deliberate.
Dr Vernon Coleman speculates . . . but can you discount what he says?
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Another Bog-Standard Report from Facts4EU
2020-11-23
Don't miss the latest emanation from Facts4EU, no doubt smelling the bad odour of an interminable will-they-won't they never-ending bog-roll of a "negotiation" under a clock that remains tantalisingly stopped at 1 second prior to the (latest) deadline . . .
Will Boris pull on their chain of command? Or will he flush these irrelevant talks down the pan where they have belonged since the beginning? Or will they plumb yet further around the bend in search of a way around the mysterious blockage?
You can tell where this is going . . . but don't worry, it opens a new window!
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IRT Warns - Don't Let the Genie Out of the Bottle
2020-11-23
The Institute for Responsible Technology has released a rather scary film about the dangers of GMO release.
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Lockdown - Part of the Grand Green Global Design
2020-11-23
The Conservative Woman publishes an article by John Mortimer which dissects the governments fig-leaf veneer of incompetence (to somewhat mix my metaphors).
Last February / March there was room for doubt, but for me that doubt disappeared in July when we were told to wear face masks (a) without any supporting evidence and (b) despite the fact that the virus had been at that point defeated without any need to wear face masks throughout the thick of the first lockdown. Something else was going on.
This feeling is confirmed as the government continues to refuse to publish any assessment of the risks inherent in lockdown to the national economy, the national health (not the NHS!), and the myriad livelihoods dependent on the success of small businesses. They know that such a risk assessment could not stand public scrutiny, yet feel confident that they will not be
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A Dissident's Guide to the (UK) Constitution
2020/11/03
These are UK Column podcasts which explore the UK Constitution, where it came from, where it may be going, with Alex Thompson and others.
"By popular request, and to meet the need of the times, Alex Thomson is joined by Mike Robinson and David Scott to brief dissidents on the Constitution. The podcast will be of interest to overseas listeners too but primarily explores the English and Scots Constitutions, the common law, and the British constitutional legacy"
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