Andrew Bridgen is having another debate in the House of Commons on Friday 20th October about excess deaths. I invite Liz Philips, fellow broadcaster, to tell me whether she thinks MPs will attend and take this important debate seriously. (Richard Vobes/YT) See also: Debate On Excess Deaths – Meet at Parliament Square, LONDON, 20 October,
The Luton Fire Part 3 – Summing Up: In this video we’re looking at the timeline of the event, including when footage arrived, and we’re asking some key questions that really should be asked… As we work our way through the facts (fake or otherwise), we meander to a big conclusion. But sadly it’s not
Can’t Pay, Won’t Pay (Unlawful Extortion) is a new anti Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) song by Piers Corbyn and the Non-Compliers. ULEZ is an Unlawful tax on the hardworking people of London. It doesn’t stop pollution as people have to drive further to avoid the zone. There are better ways to reduce pollution such
London, England: An anti-ULEZ vigilante group known as the “Blade Runners” has committed itself to removing or disabling every last ULEZ camera in London. 90% of the cameras in South East London have already been “retired”. Within London’s ‘Ultra Low Emission Zone’, people are charged a daily fee of up to £17.50 for driving cars
By Harry Hopkins The last three and a half years have been pretty seismic by anybody’s standards. To those of us who are fully aware of what is afoot, there is no doubt that we are fighting a war against those who would impose their Great Reset upon the world. We are under attack from
Andrew Bridgen will be addressing the public on 20th October in Parliament Square, after the debate on excess deaths. Please gather from 2 PM to support Andrew as it has taken 9 months for the government to accept this debate and by having it on a Friday afternoon (strategic move by the government) it means
By Ray Wilson Changes “I still don’t know what I was waiting for. And my time was running wild. A million dead-end streets Every time I thought I’d got it made It seemed the taste was not so sweet.” David Bowie—Hunky Dory The telephone rings as I sing along, jolting me out of my reverie.
By Peter J Hughes The congestion zone was introduced in London on 17th February 2003. Before that year the then prime minister and mayor Ken Livingstone both made similar announcements. ‘London has a public transport crisis, it’s failing to keep up with demand for public transport there are bottle necks at Waterloo and Victoria and
23 September 2023 in several cities in the UK and worldwide. Stand against the WHO, WEF and global health passports. Together we are free! London, Hyde Park Speakers’ Corner 1pm Manchester, Piccadilly Gardens, 1pm Cardiff, National Museum, 1pm Aberdeen, Castlegate, 1pm This rally is organised by: World Wide Freedom Rally Get badges and t-shirts for
British MP Andrew Bridgen discusses Greater London’s controversial new Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) and the ongoing climate crisis. (Maryann Gebauer/YT) From a comment by Glastian: The subject reminded me of Leon Uris’ novel “Mila 18”, all about the German invasion of Poland in WW2 and the subsequent imposition of the Warsaw ghettos (for modern