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Wednesday, 25 March 2026

Quote for the Day

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Is the UK meningitis “outbreak” diagnosing hangovers?

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 Professor Martin Neil uses artificial intelligence (“AI”) to calculate the relative and absolute risk of meningitis, given the symptoms an...

Death May Be a Misunderstanding — What Relativity Actually Says

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Shock New Evidence Showing No Link Between CO2 and Temperature Over Last Three Million Years Stumps Net Zero Activists

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 The climate science world (‘settled’ division) is in shock following the discovery in ancient ice cores that levels of carbon dioxide rema...
Tuesday, 24 March 2026

Food for Thought #1011

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The Decisions You Make

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 Our lives are defined by the decisions we make each day. When we choose one option over another, whether we are selecting a restaurant or...

Thin Lizzy - Do Anything You Want To

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Study: Millions report illness from proximity to wireless radiation

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 A new peer-reviewed study estimates over 26 million adults across the U.S., Australia, and Canada report health symptoms linked to wireles...

Quote for the Day

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Your ID Photos Will Power UK Facial Recognition System

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The UK government’s recent digital ID consultation contains a detail that should have triggered far more alarm than it did. Ministers are pr...

Food for Thought #1010

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The Gigabit Broadband Rollout Shows How Government Wastes Our Money

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 In 2019, a simple political promise was made: ‘Gigabit broadband for every home.’ It sounded like progress. It sounded modern. But as mon...
Monday, 23 March 2026

How They Buried Tartaria With 432,000,000 Tons of Mud — The Mudflood

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      What explains how city after city — on continent after continent — has its first floor underground? Not one city. Not a regional anom...

If the American People Were Told the Truth About What’s Coming, They Would Lose Their Minds

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 I have been researching and writing about systemic failures for two decades, from Fukushima to our poisoned food supply, but I see a new, ...

British Gas Boss: Drill the North Sea to Bring Down Energy Prices

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 The head of British Gas, Chris O’Shea, has become the latest industry figure to contradict Ed Miliband’s claim that drilling the North Sea...

Food for Thought #1009

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UK and EU’s ETS is a dishonest tax on electricity

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 The analysis of emission taxes and trading in the electricity market is a classic example of how the simple analytical models of economic...

Quote for the Day

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Lid Lifted on the Filthy Manufacturing Secrets Behind the ‘Clean’ Green Power Revolution

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 The dirty manufacturing secrets behind the ‘clean’ green power revolution continue to pile up. As do the piles of filthy toxic waste grow...

Old World Mirrors Showed Something Different — The Dark Reason They Changed Everything

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      What did people once see in mirrors that made earlier generations treat them with such caution and symbolism? For centuries, mirrors w...
Sunday, 22 March 2026

Food for Thought #1008

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Why is the US so wrapped up on the subject of UFOs right now?

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 The US military has published another report on unidentified aerial phenomena. It lists 510 cases of sightings of objects that we used to ...

Unlimited Thinking

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 Albert Einstein said, “No problem can be solved from the same consciousness that created it. We must learn to see the world anew.” A Nobe...

Cathedrals Were Never Churches — They Were Healing Machines and They Turned Them

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Nature’s antidote: Ginger and peppermint emerge as powerful natural remedies for nausea

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 Ginger and peppermint offer fast, effective relief for nausea without the drowsiness or side effects of synthetic drugs, as confirmed by ...

Quote for the Day

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Miliband’s North Sea Crackdown Seems More Senseless Than Ever

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 As war in the Middle East sends energy prices soaring, Ed Miliband’s North Sea crackdown faces mounting criticism, even from his usual gr...

Food for Thought #1007

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Essex Police Pause Facial Recognition, But Why Was It Rolled Out at All?

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Essex Police has paused its use of live facial recognition after a Cambridge study found the system was statistically more likely to correct...
Saturday, 21 March 2026

Where Did They Take the Last Tartarians?

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    How did psychiatric institutions, orphan trains, and utopian communities appear simultaneously across every inhabited continent—from the...

UFO witness over Fukushima: “I believe they have come to save us”

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 A new episode of Netflix’s UFO documentary series Encounters chronicles the sighting of unidentified objects above the Fukushima nuclear ...

Food for Thought #1006

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Former Official Warns Canada MPs About Data Collection, Surveillance Risks in Chinese-Made EVs

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 A former senior government official warned Canadian lawmakers that Chinese-made electric vehicles (EVs) imported into Canada pose surveil...

Pipe Organs Were Medical Instruments — The Frequency They Played Could Heal Bone

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Governments attempting to control “hate” is a hallmark of totalitarian regimes

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 The Spanish government has launched a “hatred and polarisation footprint” to monitor social media users. Monitoring “hate” is one of the...

Quote for the Day

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UK Border Chief Quits After Failing to Curb Migrant Channel Crossings

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The head of the UK’s border security command, Martin Hewitt, will step down at the end of March after failing to curb the surge in small bo...
Friday, 20 March 2026

Food for Thought #1005

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Cheating the Ferryman: A New Paradigm of Existence?

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 What happens when we die? This is the ultimate question and one that we still have no real answer. From the first few moments that man be...

Why They Demolished Every Hospital Built Before 1900

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    What explains how humanity abandoned an architectural healing tradition — buildings mathematically engineered for resonance, equipped w...

No BBC, there is no “international gas price” – and yes, drilling in the North Sea would give the UK gas security

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 There is no single “international gas price” as BBC journalist Fiona Bruce claimed. This is not the only dubious claim she made. She al...

Food for Thought #1004

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The Flash Has Hit: Why the Coming Energy Catastrophe Will Blindside the Oblivious Masses

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 We are living in the flash-to-bang delay, and the silence is deafening. The recent, deliberate destruction of Qatar's critical natura...

Quote for the Day

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The Strait of Hormuz Crisis Shows the World Still Runs on Fossil Fuels

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 The Strait of Hormuz is barely 21 miles wide at its narrowest point. Yet this narrow maritime corridor carries one of the greatest concen...
Thursday, 19 March 2026

Cinderella - Don't Know What You Got (Til It's Gone)

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Surrendering Control

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 Trying to maintain control in this life is a bit like trying to maintain control on a roller coaster. The ride is going to go its own way...

Food for Thought #1003

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The forgotten root vegetable that scientists say could fight cancer, diabetes, and heart disease

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Turnips are ancient vegetables historically associated with poverty. Modern science reveals they are nutritional powerhouses from root to le...

Every Old Building Has a Sealed Entrance You Were Never Meant to Find

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Depopulation agenda marches forward: UK House of Lords passes legislation legalising DIY abortion up to and during birth

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 On Wednesday, the UK House of Lords voted to approve a clause in the Crime and Policing Bill that removes criminal liability for women wh...

Quote for the Day

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EV Mandates Tighten the Noose on the UK Car Industry

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 Car manufacturers must ensure that electric cars make up at least 33% of their total registrations this year or face swingeing Government ...
Wednesday, 18 March 2026

Food for Thought #1002

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Beyond flavor: Science reveals the potent health benefits of common herbs like basil, dill, and oregano

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 Common culinary herbs are potent sources of antioxidants and anti-inflammatory compounds. Basil may help reduce inflammation and could play...