Tesco becomes the first UK supermarket to transition an entire product range to QR codes powered by GS1 While the change will be largely invisible to shoppers at the checkout, it represents a significant step in how product data is managed behind the scenes. By moving beyond pilots and adopting the next generation of barcodes
By Douglas Brodie Dear Reform UK MPs and MSPs This email is to refer you to my new ThinkScotland post which I hope can help you to counter the Uniparty’s false propaganda on Net Zero. It gives unequivocal proof from official publications that Net Zero is a dangerous fraud. It is accessible here. In my
Comment by JM I’m reading The Spire, and find it addictive. Although based in the 1800s, it’s only a few decades ago that life was like that, and I remember it. There were no cameras, smartphones, or computers. We all made our own entertainment and were far happier and contented, and we were free. No
Starmer was the worst Prime Minister in living memory. It is good that he is gone. Now Labour and the entire uni-party needs to be gone too, so our nation can undo the devastation of decades of Fabianism and Cultural Marxism, and begin rebuilding our nation. (David Kurten/YT) David Kurten, leader of the Heritage Party,
We are attempting to bring our latest book, The Green Cheat, among commonfolk. This book needs to reach the masses in order to have an effect and bring change. The massive betrayal of the global population would instantly come to a halt, if the majority of people would recognise that the current climate change narrative
Is Sark the world’s most libertarian place to live in? In this video, we’ll investigate this question and explore the reasons why Sark is considered to be such a great place to live. Sark is a tiny island in the Atlantic Ocean that is known for its libertarian beliefs and policies. We’ll look at the
Andrew Bridgen’s speech from 28th June “When the people are scared of politicians that is tyranny, but when the politicians are scared of the people that is democracy” (TogetherDeclaration/Rumble) The Battle for North West Leicestershire – Aftermath: It’s been a busy few days. An update, a week on. We lost a battle. The war goes
By Randy Hillier Progress in Canada 2 cars in the lane way rather than 2 kids in the yard Canadians now have twice as many dogs than kids and the number is even greater for cats and cars. Sixty years ago, when I was growing up in a 3-bedroom house, with my 8 siblings, we
2020: The year the entire planet became a giant insane asylum, almost overnight. 🤡 Never forget.pic.twitter.com/gjnjpjMGiG — Wide Awake Media (@wideawake_media) May 12, 2024 (Wide Awake Media/X) They are deleting the evidence, but we kept the receipts (We Got A Problem/YT): The Freedom Book, short stories and poems written during lockdown Hope Amidst a Tsunami
By Senator Malcolm Roberts At the end of May 2024, at the annual World Health Assembly, the World Health Organization (WHO) votes on amendments to the International Health Regulations (IHR). Supported by Australia, the United States’ proposal was for 80 pages of changes that would turn the WHO into the world health police — 80