Covid

Justice unfolding

Now that Bill Gates earlier objection to the jurisdiction of the Dutch court has been definitively rejected, all defendants are legally bound by the judgement of this court. This is the first time global architects of the Great Reset are legally compelled to present a formal defence; they can no longer evade or bypass these

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From athlete to feeding tubes: 31-year-old details severe vaccine injury

Jasmeet Grewal, a 35-year-old former athlete, business manager, and traditional dancer who once performed at NBA halftime shows, testified before the Allison Inquiry (Day Two, 9 September 2026) about the catastrophic neurological complications he suffered following vaccination. He recounts being initially dismissed by doctors who suggested his physical deterioration was psychological, the subsequent diagnosis of

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The League of Practical Cats

By Ray Wilson Nobody quite remembered who first started it. They stared out of their windows at an unblemished sky of July 2020, pure blue and untainted by patchwork white lines or space hardware vaporised on re-entry. Some sat writing journals on balconies and penning stories of the cats that wandered their neighbourhoods at night.

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A land of quiet fury

The revelations six years later are pouring out so quickly that it is impossible to keep up, much less mentally process all this. We are talking about epic crimes against humanity. And yet there is a spooky silence that surrounds the entire subject. The Director of National Intelligence has documented 120 US-funded/owned biolabs in 30

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Influential MP reveals astonishing insights on covid government

Graham Brady sits down with journalist Lucy Johnston to discuss his book “Kingmaker,” detailing his unique perspective on British politics. He highlights the negative impacts of pandemic measures, including £400 billion in public debt, NHS backlogs, and increased mental health issues among children. Brady criticised the arbitrary nature of lockdowns and restrictions, noting their ineffectiveness

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