Essays
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Vera Sharav’s Speech: We Can’t Forget
By Margaret Anna Alice Below is the text of the speech: Hello everyone, I am Vera Sharav. And I am here to support your determination not to forget. As a survivor of the Holocaust, I cannot forget. I know—as other survivors do—that what happened then can happen again … As survivors, we have a sacred
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80% of Voters Did NOT Vote for Commie Party Labour
By Dr Vernon Coleman Labour Won the UK Election with 20% of the Possible Vote Statistically speaking, Labour is surely already the least popular government in British history. Starmer and Company received just 20% of the nation’s votes. That means that 80% of the population did NOT vote for them. As a result of this
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Are You Ready? Get Published In ‘The Green Cheat’
This is a reminder of the 2024 Writing Challenge – The Green Cheat >>>>Deadline is 31 July 2024!<<<< Together, we are about to expose the climate change fraud by publishing a new book called The Green Cheat. If you have already submitted your essay, there is no need for you to read on. The Green
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Something Is Intentionally Dropped On Us From Above
By Ray Wilson “Power will gravitate into the hands of those who control information. This will encourage tendencies through the next several decades towards a technotronic era dictatorship, leaving even less room for political procedures as we know them. Finally, looking ahead to the end of the century, the possibility of biochemical mind control and
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It Will Never End Without Accountability
Eulogy for the COVID Kapos, – read by Margaret Anna Alice in Doc Malik podcast: Read on Substack By Margaret Anna Alice Eulogy for the COVID Kapos “The surest way to work up a crusade in favor of some good cause is to promise people that they will have a chance of maltreating someone. Men
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I Prefer to Stay in my Cabin in the Woods, Away From all the Electromagnetic Frequencies
By Ray Wilson Echoes of a Laundromat It is getting late, and we are on the run-down edge of town, where broken streetlights flicker and the paint on the buildings looks lacklustre, peeling away in long, mournful strips. “What do you think happened—to Frohike, I mean?” I ask the missus. “I don’t know—maybe he got
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The Change Starts Inside Each of Us
By Margaret Anna Alice This is the third and penultimate instalment of my conversation with Meredith Miller. We talk about the victim mindset; communism/political correctness/Wokeism/social justice/critical race theory; willpower; Stoicism; vulnerability; Dialectical Behavior Therapy; euthanasia and MAiD; parenting; education vs. indoctrination; grit; thanatology; and Meredith’s near-death and out-of-body experiences. (Excerpt from a lengthy article first
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A Sceptic’s Guide to the General Election
By Johnny Fisher 150: The number of Tory MPs who think we’ll forget about them if they slip away early. Angela Rayner: Townie who trod in a cowpat as a child and wants to get her revenge by building a housing estate on every field in England. BBC: An organisation run by people who were
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Some People Have Discovered Something Terrifying About the Climate
By Jenna McCarthy A team of laypersons announced today that the earth’s climate is not completely static. That’s right. While many people have long thought that atmospheric conditions remain unchanged day after day and year after year, despite their own observations and experiences and access to the internet and the Encyclopedia Britannica before that, explosive
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A Multi-Dimensional War on Humanity Is Enabled by Corrupt Governments
By Ray Wilson Distractions Flaming June is far from boiling; there is no hint of fiery red flames on the horizon. After walking the lake paths, I started coughing. Geoengineering has once again turned the early blue skies into a tepid grey. The chemicals in the air are aggravating my respiratory system. My hound looks