The article on vitamins, published on Thursday, which was sent to us by a reader, has received some strongly opposing responses. We are publishing some of them here for fairness and for possible correction: Firstly, I wish to tell you a few things about myself: I am almost 74, a former teacher who was invalided
Our latest project is a White Rose printed magazine, similar to the weekly online newsletter. The new magazine will appear monthly and will be available by subscription. The printed magazine will be much like our newsletter of the past four years, but will contain more written contributions and other interesting content. We plan to publish
By Ray Wilson It’s a warm early morning with unblemished blue skies—you can feel the energising heat of the sun on your skin. I tap lightly on the satin glass caravan door. A clear plastic wallet is taped to the door; it reads “Notice to Quit.” “Okay, mate,” I shout. There is a rummaging noise
A review of Alison Weir’s book by Serena Wylde Against Our Better Judgment: The Hidden History of How the US Was Used to Create Israel In this comprehensively researched book of 2014, Alison Weir relates how political Zionists went from a small interest group in the late 1880s, to a powerful movement in the 20th
By Cherry Hughs During the events of 2020, that have now seemingly faded from the consciousness of many, I was present, as were thousands of NHS staff, and witnessed at close quarters, what actually transpired. And it is not what the general public were led to believe, far from it. The banging of saucepans in
Editor’s note: After we published this article, Dutch attorney Meike Terhorst informed The Defender that the Netherlands made a “reservation” against the IHR 2022 amendments on Aug. 16, 2022. Terhorst added that the Netherlands never ratified the 2005 IHR, which is currently in effect. New Zealand and up to three other countries have rejected controversial
By Bruce Pardy The WHO and Phony International Law A new pandemic treaty is in the works. Countries are negotiating its terms, along with amendments to international health regulations. If ready in time, the World Health Assembly will approve them in May. The deal may give the WHO power to declare global health emergencies. Countries
By Senator Alex Antic, Senator for South Australia What Happened to Our Country? As a 13-year-old Aussie boy who lived and breathed sport, I knew I was living in the greatest country in the world. I was proud of our history and hopeful for the future. Sadly, that’s often not the experience of Aussie kids
By Harry Hopkins Profile of a Shoplifter Supermarkets throughout the land are grappling with huge increases in shoplifting. The majority are introducing surveillance hitherto unknown in the history of retail. Cameras everywhere, security guards much in evidence, valuable items ‘tagged’ and notices throughout the stores warning of consequences. For customers this can feel like a
By Ray Wilson Operation Underworld It didn’t start or end with Operation Underworld. It’s early; a hint of light brightens the battleship grey sky. The village is quiet; its occupants are sleeping blissfully. My hound, excited by the smells permeating the morning air, trots along at a fair pace. As we stroll along the deserted