Asking politicians if they want their bank accounts monitored (Big Brother Watch/YT): Everyone wants fraudulent uses of public money to be dealt with, and the government already has strong powers to check the bank statements of suspects. These new powers to surveil our bank accounts en masse signal government overreach beyond even George Orwell’s worst
“I am a reputational risk” Richard Tice says he has been debanked after having a loan initially approved but then rejected. In a ‘subject access request’ (SAR) he made to the bank, he found that his loan was declined due to him being a ‘reputational risk’. (TalkTV/YT) See also: Richard Tice: ‘The Nation Is Erupting
By Ray Wilson Lazy Sunday Afternoon Garden Party It’s a lazy Sunday afternoon, and I am in no mind to worry, but it’s our first visit to see my oldest son and his partner since the COVID-19 debacle and government injections. Strangely, we were welcome on our illicit visits during lockdowns, but not so when
By Dr Vernon Coleman The UK is now sending long range missiles to Ukraine. And the UK is sending troops too. This takes us one big step closer to nuclear war. And, not to be outdone, the US is providing Ukraine with missiles and intelligence from Airborne Warning and Control systems (AWAC) patrols. This leaves
By Dr Vernon Coleman Inflation isn’t going away despite all the promises from central banks and politicians. They aren’t even trying to get rid of inflation and they will lie, lie and lie again – hiding the truth in every conceivable way. The real inflation figures are being fiddled (the Government’s official figures for inflation
By Douglas Brodie Introduction My last email sent out as “The Powers That Be who rule our lives are inveterate liars” was posted online by Joel, The White Rose and PSI and I thank them each for their support. The title of this new post quotes the spoken words of renowned US family doctor and
By Dylan Roberts Financial Censorship—Act as if it makes a difference Recently, PayPal retracted a line in its terms and conditions stating that ‘spreading misinformation on the platform would be subject to a $2,500 fine.’ However, Forbes magazine has pointed out that PayPal can still fine users for anything they don’t like. A part of
Brian Gerrish, Mike Robinson, Alex Thomson and Mark Anderson with Monday’s UK Column News. Topics in this video: Finance 00:28 Jeremy Hunt becomes Chancellor of the Exchequer (Finance Minister) and bails out markets 07:54 Director of Payment Systems at Bank of Finland warns people to keep cash in case of system outages 10:00 Tesco supermarkets
Sky News host Cory Bernardi says the WEF has been “upfront” about its “agenda” for the public. “WEF founder Klaus Schwab even wrote about it in a book entitled the Great Reset – that’s where you’ll own nothing and be happy,” Mr Bernardi said. “These same leaders celebrate movements that rely on deceit, destruction and
Brian Gerrish, Mike Robinson and Taylor Hudak with Wednesday’s UK Column News. Topics in this video: 00:31 – Economic Collapse 05:31 – The Online Safety Act 09:24 – Assange and Moris To Wed Amid Legal Setbacks 26:53 – MHRA Update & Scrutiny MHRA and NHS Leadership 37:32 – Ukraine Confusion Reigns 56:21 – BBC Media