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Books that make great gifts for Christmas: The Green Cheat How to Avoid Digital Slavery The Big Bad Wolf and the Syringe Hope Amidst a Tsunami of Evil The White Rose Book The Freedom Book Prayer Is Power Booklet (or get a free download here) Fairy Tales from the British Isles Every book purchase supports
The first book we recommend to gift to others is The Green Cheat. It’s a summary of everything you need to know about why the climate change narrative is unscientific, propagandistic and simply fraudulent. This top-quality, bound hardback with ribbon bookmark makes the perfect Christmas present. Also available at Waterstones (please ask in shop to
By T J Martin The Magic Words, Please and … Some people are notoriously difficult to shop for! Lest I be taken for an Ebenezer, though, I submit to the yearly ritual of second-guessing sizes, tastes, needs, wants, and frivolities of family members—usually at the last possible moment. Any post-Christmas reprieve is short, however, given
The Twelve Doses of Christmas. An educational Christmas Carol. Lyric by Karen Dickson; Sung by the Angry Albertan Ensemble. Every Saturday since May 2020 the Angry Albertans have gathered on the grounds of Alberta Legislature in defiance of this government’s totalitarian “public health” measures…. We meet each Saturday at 1 PM, the speeches and livestream
By Ray Wilson Flipping The Switch “Merry Christmas!” I shout out in the direction of the beam. “Bless you,” she replies. “Sorry, I didn’t mean to shine the torch in your eyes.” It is a balmy 13 degrees, and still a dark grey cloud blankets the road, making it seem earlier than it actually is.
We wish you a merry Christmas and a prosperous and blessed New Year! The White Rose UK – Defending freedom, defending humanity Image: Adoration of the Shepherds (1622), Gerard van Honthorst About the image: Anyone familiar with the work of Caravaggio immediately recognizes his influence on the work of Van Honthorst. The artist plays with
By G K Chesterton Step softly, under snow or rain, To find the place where men can pray; The way is all so very plain That we may lose the way. Oh, we have learnt to peer and pore On tortured puzzles from our youth, We know all labyrinthine lore, We are the three wise
By Graham Wood Athanasius on The Incarnation “And without controversy great is the mystery of godliness: God was manifest in the flesh, justified in the Spirit, seen of angels, preached unto the Gentiles, believed on in the world, received up into glory” – 1 Timothy 3:16. This verse and the familiar opening verses of John’s
Here are more lists, short essays and poems composed by participants of our Advent Competition ‘Why I Use Cash’ which we did not in include in our latest leaflets. Download our new leaflets “Why I Use Cash” here ‘Resist or Perish’ * What I buy is up to me * What I buy is none