By Ray Wilson In January 2018, I had some residual faith in the allopathic medical industrial complex. I had taken a PSA (prostate-specific antigen) test, and my doctor wanted to discuss the results. The PSA test is a blood test to detect prostate cancer, but it is not perfect—that’s putting it mildly—and will not find
By Ray Wilson In January 2020, on the plane back from Tenerife, we noticed a subtle change in the zeitgeist. The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic in Wuhan, China, was announced, along with news of the impeachment trial of US President Donald Trump in the Senate. The United Kingdom officially exited the European Union on
By Ray Wilson My dad blacked out and fell to the ground on a petrol station forecourt. It was early March 2010, about the time that the final t’s were crossed and i’s dotted on the “Lock Step” scenario. The scenario developed by the Rockefeller Foundation, the one that outlines a possible future in which
By Ray Wilson My wife began to become ill in early November 2021. She experienced bouts of sickness and took to her bed. At first, it was not too concerning. It would pass, or so we thought. This took us into a strange world that was like a science fiction movie. We were exhausted, as
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