By Annette Duplain, victim I went there to save my Granny, I listened to those lies, I went there to see my Alfie, I longed to look in his eyes. We queued and we waited, And we stood there in line, A jab in the arm, And I’m sure you’ll be fine. I waited a
A collaboration between Margaret Anna Alice (writing, vocals) and Visceral Adventure (video editing), this video was originally published at Margaret Anna Alice Through the Looking Glass. The poem first appeared in her Anatomy of a Philanthropath series on June 24, 2022. (Margaret Anna Alice Through the Looking Glass/YT) Poem by Margaret Anna Alice A philanthropath
This is me (1215 not 1984) Poem by Keith Brown This is me I do not wear a mask To hide my face To show homage to the crowd I do not test myself For a disease you tell me I have I do not hide at home I live the life God gave me
By Margaret Anna Alice We are at a fragile moment in the life of the Resistance, and it seems people’s nerves and judgment are fraying the longer the war wears on. Pissants scatter dispiriting remarks about like litter. Fanatical contingents accuse anyone who holds a different view of being controlled opposition. Self-righteous inquisitors feel they
For over a thousand years, England was a Catholic country. Christianisation in the British Isles dates back to the early centuries. England brought forth many saints, hardly known to today’s average Brit. Before King Henry VIII forcibly abolished the Catholic Church, there had been over 800 monasteries none of which survived. The dissolution of the
By David Halpin FRCS William Makis MD – Canadian physician with expertise in radiology, oncology and immunology, writes frequently in Global Research on the tragic outcomes of ‘covid’ “vaccination”. This most recent posting is especially alarming. Most of his posts have been to do with sudden death in individuals – earlier in young physicians in
By Margaret Anna Alice “The cost of freedom is always high, but Americans have always paid it. And one path we shall never choose, and that is the path of surrender, or submission.” —John F. Kennedy This Independence Day, let us celebrate the indomitable nature of truth, the infectious spirit of freedom, and the resilience
By Margaret Anna Alice A while back, I was cautioned by someone I respect to “dial it back” and avoid using terms like “crimes against humanity.” Instead, I dialed it up. WAY UP. We are at a pivotal tipping point in history, and we’ve not a microsecond to waste. No time to mince words. No
A Message From Dr. Tess Lawrie When I first read Mistakes Were NOT Made: An Anthem for Justice by Margaret Anna Alice, it was painful and I had no intention of reading it twice. In envisioning a Better Way for humanity, I prefer not to remember the horrors of the past—the events and actions that
By Margaret Anna Alice The Armenian Genocide was not a mistake. Holodomor was not a mistake. The Final Solution was not a mistake. The Great Leap Forward was not a mistake. The Killing Fields were not a mistake. Name your genocide—it was not a mistake. That includes the Great Democide of the 2020s. To imply