Here a sneek peek of the December Magazine: Ask Ella: Santa Claus is worried Cats in war and peace Chance, coincidence, causation: Why did death statistics spike only after widespread introduction of the Covid jab? New poems Freedom of speech: do we have it? In defence of love The God in the cave The education
The traditional use of sage in medicine is well-documented and goes back thousands of years. It was initially used for the treatment of snakebite, protecting against evil, boosting female fertility, and other uses – many are based in cultural alternative medicine or are no longer en vogue. However, modern research has discovered that the impact
The Canadian Amish go back and forth to the U.S. to visit other Amish communities. And every time they came back, they’d be hit with a $6,000 ArriveCan fine — every man, woman and child. It totalled hundreds of thousands of dollars. One of Justin Trudeau’s stupidest rules during the Covid lockdown was to force
When it comes to vaccines, the prevailing narrative is that they are a modern miracle. But what if that isn’t true? What if vaccines are potentially more dangerous to some people than the diseases they were designed to prevent? “Vaccine Secrets,” an animated video, explores these questions and more. The video was created by parents who
All airports must be closed and the consumption of meat and dairy products among the general public must be completely banned in order to comply with the globalist “Net Zero” agenda, according to a disturbing government report. The report was produced by Oxford University and Imperial College London for the UK government. Experts at the
One Nation MLC Sarah Game’s “crusade for cash” hit SA Parliament this week when she introduced a Bill to protect the right of South Aussies to pay in cash, rather than be forced into electronic banking. Ms. Game’s Public and Audit (Cash Payments) Amendment Bill 2024 aims to compel designated authorities, including SA’s 68 councils,
By Neil Record (The Telegraph) The Government has announced the results of the latest round of bids for renewable generation capacity. What does a ‘round of bids’ mean? The way the system currently works is unlike normal capital investment. In almost every other large capital project, investors take the risk of the price and demand
By Ray Wilson “I think I’ve got chemtrail sniffles,” my missus tells me. “You had better start…” I begin. “On the Suramin, every hour on the hour, I know I started on it,” she interjects. I leave the missus to recuperate. It’s dank; a cloying greyness hangs over the forest. My hound sniffs at the
How can you be called as an expert witness when you haven’t done any research? At the recent Excess Death Inquiry I asked the Stroke Foundation why they believe the vaccine protected people from strokes. A claim they made in their submission. On further questioning they made this claim based on advice from the Health
The Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro was unprecedented for a UN conference, in terms of both its size and the scope of its concerns. Twenty years after the first global environment conference, the UN sought to help Governments rethink economic development and find ways to halt the destruction of irreplaceable natural resources and pollution