Thursday, 7 August 2025
Wednesday, 6 August 2025
The Hypocrisy Of The Parasite Class
That’s still being kept under wraps.
No doubt a career ending revelation to be saved for the front pages should he cease to follow his masters orders.
No, this time the embarrassment comes as a result of his chief of staff, and apparent mastermind behind his rise to power, Morgan McSweeney.
You may recognise the name McSweeney as he is the man that formed the CCDH, the Center For Countering Digital Hate.
McSweeney kept his involvement with the CCDH behind closed doors, while their CEO and mouth Imran Ahmed gobbled on every microphone known to man.
I say ‘gobbled’ rather than ‘gobbles’, because he seems to have done a Lord Lucan in recent months, himself.
Maybe because the ‘Online Safety Bill’ that has nothing to do with safety, and everything to do with censorship, that the CCDH fought so hard to pass into law, has now done just that.
Imran and the CCDH have achieved their objective so maybe now they get to relax in the sunshine.
You see, the introduction of the Online ‘Protect the official narrative’ Bill isn’t the only objective achieved by the Morgan McSweeney founded CCDH.
They are the organisation that coined the term ‘The Disinformation Dozen’ to smear prominent medical professionals that were telling what has now been shown to be the truth, about the Covid 19 lockdowns, mask mandates, and poisonous injections.
In 2020 they suddenly morphed into an attack dog on behalf of big pharma, and the pro-lockdown tyrants in government.
They proudly had vast numbers of people who were rightly questioning the official Covid narrative deplatformed, including my father.
They openly gloated about it too.
After my speech in Trafalgar Square went viral in 2020, who did the Times newspaper go to in an attempt to smear me for telling the truth?
The CCDH.
After Covid, they morphed into peddlers of climate hoax propaganda, and silencers of dissenters in that arena, too.
Now, I say morphed because pro big pharma, and pro climate hysteria wasn’t their original gig.
Oh
no, that you’ll be shocked to hear, was more related to Israel, and
more specifically targeting those that dared to speak against the
genocidal middle eastern state....<<<Read More>>>...
EU’s technocratic border control will be launched in October; it applies to all non-EU visitors
On 30 July, the EU Commission published a press release about “the progressive start of operations of the EU’s Entry/Exit System (EES)” which will be launched on 12 October. This new EES will affect all non-EU nationals who travel to 29 European countries that make up the Schengen area.
“The EES is an advanced technological system that will digitally record the entries and exits of non-EU nationals … It will capture biometric data, such as fingerprints, facial image, and other travel information, gradually replacing the current system of passport stamping,” the press release states....<<<Read More>>>...
Personal Satisfaction
It’s easy to get tangled up with the idea of trying to be the best — the best parent, the best employee, the best child, or best friend. If we try to be the best, we run the risk of short-circuiting our originality because we are striving to fit into someone else’s vision of success. In addition, if everyone is striving for the same outcome, we lose out on creativity, diversity, and visionary alternatives to the way things are done. On another note, there is nothing wrong with wanting to improve, but examining where this feeling comes from is important because wanting to be better than others is our ego coming into play.
Letting go of the tendency to hold ourselves up to other people’s
standards, and letting go of the belief that we need to compete and win,
doesn’t mean we don’t believe in doing the best job we can. We always
strive to do our best because when we do, we create a life free of
regret, knowing we have performed to the best of our ability. This
allows us to feel great personal satisfaction in all of our efforts,
regardless of how others perceive the outcome. (Daily OM)
The Government Has No Idea Who is in Britain
Just a month ago, the Commons’ Public Accounts Committee found the Home Office had accidentally opened Britain’s doors to record levels of migration. Officials “made changes to the Skilled Worker visa route without a full assessment of the risks or potential impacts, including the risks of non-compliance with visa rules and exploitation of migrant workers.”
Those “risks of non-compliance” are no longer hypothetical – they are happening. The Committee’s report urged civil servants to do more to monitor compliance when visas expire.
Shocking as this is, it’s hardly surprising. The British state has only the vaguest idea of how many people live in the UK – legally or otherwise. The evidence is everywhere. There are 63.8 million patients registered with GP practices in England, but according to the ONS the entire population is 58.6 million. During Covid, some local health areas even managed the mathematically miraculous feat of vaccinating more than 100% of their population.
We saw the same blind spot during Brexit: the campaign group
‘the3million’ was so named because it was thought there were three
million EU citizens in Britain. The real number? Closer to six million....<<<Read More>>>...
Muslim Rape Gangs: The most sustained and complete race-based crime in British history
The mass rape of children by “grooming gangs” has been ongoing for decades, with tens of thousands of victims. Despite reports and inquiries, no significant action has been taken against those responsible.
Instead, it has been met with denial, deflection and trivialisation. There have been no high-profile resignations or sackings of police chiefs, council officials or Members of Parliament (“MPs”). Worse still, the British establishment has enabled and apologised for Pakistani Muslim rapists.
It’s estimated that 1 in 11 Pakistani descent men in the UK have taken part in child rapes, with recorded rapes increasing tenfold in the last 20 years. Yet, the government is increasingly censoring discussion of the issue, with laws like the Online Harms Act and Crime and Policing Act allowing for imprisonment of those who speak out about the mass rapes, such as Tommy Robinson....<<<Read More>>...
Big Media wants the world to be on HIGH ALERT for a new highly pathogenic avian influenza spreading in African birds in Cape Town
Birds DON'T get influenza!
Its all a lie and a huge scam to grab freedoms and generate more genocide tools ....
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Look, up in the sky, it’s a bird, it’s a plane, no, it’s a bird with avian influenza over Cape Town. Don’t touch it. Don’t even look at it, or you might spread the next plandemic of gain-of-function bird flu. Yes, that’s right, it’s happening now in South Africa.
South African authorities have confirmed a new outbreak of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI), commonly known as bird flu, in the Western Cape province. The virus, which primarily affects birds, has caused significant mortalities among wild species such as Great White Pelicans near Malmesbury and Hartlaub’s Gulls in Cape Town. These are the first major wild bird deaths linked to HPAI in the region since 2022 and the first confirmed cases since April 2024...<<<Read More>>>....
Tuesday, 5 August 2025
The Sinister Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill
In 2023 Tony Blair and William Hague co-signed a report called A New
National Purpose in which they reasoned: ‘With science and technology as
our new national purpose, we can innovate rather than stagnate in the
face of increasing technological change. This purpose must rise above
political differences to achieve a new cross-party consensus that can
survive any change of government.’
Now, just over a year into a
Starmer-led administration, it is striking how many of Labour’s Bills
are steroid-enhanced replicas of those proposed by previous Tory
governments. Nowhere is this more apparent than in Bridget Phillipson’s
inappropriately named Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill.
Alongside
some measures similar to Boris Johnson’s 2022 Schools Bill, its
pernicious Clause 4 enables much wider information-sharing through
‘consistent identifiers’ (CI) for every child. These will be assigned to
children from birth, and the Department for Education (DfE) is
presently trialling the use of their NHS number for this purpose.
Anyone
who cares about children’s rights and the wise use and protection of
personal data should be highly dubious of the kind of ‘wellbeing’ that
this Bill looks set to advance....<<<Read More>>>...
The Muslim Brotherhood: Between anti-colonialism and imperial utility
In 1928, in the colonial garrison town of Ismailia, Egypt, a modest schoolteacher named Hassan al-Banna planted the seed of a movement that would shape the future of political Islam across the Arab world. The Muslim Brotherhood began as a religious and charitable society, preaching moral reform and Islamic revival. But it quickly evolved into something far more ambitious: a political project with transnational reach and ideological rigidity.
Al-Banna's vision was clear from the beginning. Islam, he declared, was not just a religion but a "faith, a worship, a nation, and a nationality; a religion and a state." That fusion of mosque and state — recasting Islam as the complete and exclusive foundation for political and legal life — was the cornerstone of the Brotherhood's ideology. It was framed as a righteous alternative to what al-Banna saw as the corrosive Western influence infecting Egypt: secularism, materialism, and cultural decay.
But here's where the story gets more complicated and politically useful for its critics....<<<Read More>>>...
EU Revives Plan to Ban Private Messaging
For over three years, talks have stalled over whether providers should be forced to scan every user’s messages for possible illegal material and forward anything suspicious to law enforcement.
The European Commission is still pushing for a universal scanning requirement.
In contrast, the European Parliament insists any checks should apply only to unencrypted messages from people already under suspicion. Attempts to strike a deal have repeatedly fallen apart, with Poland the latest presidency to walk away without an agreement.
July brought a change in leadership of the Council of the EU, with Denmark stepping in and putting chat scanning back at the top of the legislative pile. Copenhagen wants this handled as a priority and wasted no time tabling a new draft on its very first day in charge.
Leaked records from a closed door July meeting show the Danish text closely tracks earlier proposals from Belgium and Hungary, with no concessions for encrypted conversations. A softer version from Poland, which would have made scanning voluntary and left encrypted chats alone, has been dropped entirely. …
Italy, Spain and Hungary have been in favour of mandatory chat scanning from the start. France could tip the balance since blocking the plan requires four countries representing at least 35% of the EU’s population. Paris has moved from tentative support to saying it could “basically support the proposal.” …
Denmark has already circulated a lightly revised second draft. The next round of Council negotiations is set for September 12th, with advocates hoping for final adoption by October 14th.....<<<Read More>>>...
Driving Out The Poor: Dirty Truth Behind UK Emissions Zones
Across the various schemes, over £1 billion has now been made in fines and fees since 2019, with London’s ULEZ generating over £250 million in a single year.
With compliance rates now exceeding 96% in most areas, the air quality improvements are stagnating – or, in some cases, totally non-existent – but the cameras, charges, and penalties continue.
Are they still reducing pollution, or have they evolved into
something else entirely? ...<<<Read More>>>...
The new gulag: Mental health detentions and the criminalization of dissent
First, President Trump issues an executive order empowering federal agencies to clear out homeless encampments and lock up the homeless in mental institutions using involuntary civil commitment laws intended for dealing with individuals experiencing mental health crises.
Days later, a gunman allegedly suffering from a mental illness opens fire in New York City, killing four before turning the gun on himself.
Coming on the heels of Trump’s executive order aimed at “ending crime and disorder on America’s streets,” the shooting has all the makings of a modern-day Reichstag fire: a tragedy weaponized to justify allowing the government use mental illness as a pretext for locking more people up without due process.
An Orwellian exercise in doublespeak, Trump’s executive order suggests that jailing the homeless, rather than providing them with affordable housing, is the “compassionate” solution to homelessness.
According to USA Today, social workers, medical experts and mental health service providers say the president’s approach “will likely worsen homelessness across the country, particularly because Trump’s order contains no new funding for mental health or drug treatment. Additionally, they say the president appears to misunderstand the fundamental driver of homelessness: People can’t afford housing.”
And then comes the kicker: Trump wants to see more use of civil commitments (forced detentions) for anyone who is perceived as posing a risk “to themselves or the public or are living on the streets and cannot care for themselves in appropriate facilities for appropriate periods of time.”
Translation: the government wants to use homelessness as a pretext for indefinitely locking up anyone who might pose a threat to its chokehold on police state power....<<<Read More>>>...
Monday, 4 August 2025
Small Steps to Big Change
Sometimes, the goals we set for ourselves are merely indicators of the need for change and are useful in getting us to move in the right direction. But we may find that the change doesn’t actually suit us or make us feel the way we had hoped. By embarking on the path slowly, we have the chance to look around and consider other options as we learn and grow. We have time to examine the underlying values of the desire for change and find ways to manifest those feelings, whether it looks exactly like our initial goal or not. Taking small steps forward gives us time to adjust and find secure footing on our new path.
Life doesn’t always give us the opportunity to anticipate or prepare
for a big change, and at times, we may find ourselves overwhelmed by
what is in front of us. By choosing to work on one thing at a time, we
focus our attention on something manageable, and eventually, we will
look up to see that we have accomplished quite a bit. Forcing change is,
in essence, a sign that we do not trust the universe’s wisdom. Instead,
we can listen to our inner guidance and make changes at a pace that is
right for us, ensuring that we do so in alignment with the rhythm of the
universe. (Daily OM)
Labour Targets Anti-Migrant Protesters With Terrorist Tracking Software
The secretive team was this week revealed to have flagged ‘concerning’ narratives about migrants to tech platforms during the Southport riots.
The disclosure prompted the Trump administration and US congressmen to warn of a free speech crackdown in Britain.
The Telegraph can now reveal that some of the tools used by the National Security and Online Information Team (NSOIT) were originally developed to hunt terrorists.
In 2017, ministers commissioned Faculty, an AI firm, to help search for recruitment videos posted by Isil.
At the time, use of the technology was strictly limited to stopping British social media users from encountering grisly beheading videos and calls to commit acts of terrorism.
The firm developed tools that could automatically spot Islamic State content spreading online, so it could be flagged to tech companies by the Government....<<<Read More>>>...
Migrant ‘Tried To Kidnap a Little Girl, 10,’ While Living in 3-Star Taxpayer-Funded Asylum Hotel in Leafy Suburb
The Sudanese man appeared in court accused of attempting to take the girl of ten while she was with her father.
Edris Abdelrazig, 30, in Stockport, Gtr Manchester, was arrested for allegedly trying to lure away the girl on July 13th.
Last night, the Government called the charge “deeply concerning”.
He had been living in a three-star, £100-a-night hotel in leafy Manchester suburb Wilmslow.
Abdelrazig appeared before JPs on July 15th.
He was remanded in custody to appear at Manchester crown court on August 26th.
It comes after claims of a cover-up because police told councillors in Nuneaton, Warks, to avoid disclosing that two suspects in the rape of a 12 year-old girl were asylum seekers....<<<Read More>>>...
Klaus Schwab is left with nothing, and he won’t be happy
A Swiss-led internal investigation uncovered luxury expenses, misuse of funds and political manipulation of WEF reports. Whistle-blower revelations also detail workplace abuse, sexual misconduct and hypocritical elite excess at Davos.
Schwab’s planned succession collapsed, and he was forced to resign amid coordinated leaks and media fallout.
The WEF’s collapse signals the end of a corrupt, elitist system masked as global progressivism. Governments must cut all ties.
He told the world we would own nothing and be happy.
Now he has nothing, and you can bet your last dollar he isn’t happy.
Klaus Schwab, the architect of the World Economic Forum (“WEF”) and the smug, self-declared steward of the global elite, has been exposed. Not by some fringe outfit or anonymous conspiracy theorist, but by his own people, his board, his inner circle, his trusted allies.
Let that sink in: the WEF has turned on its founder. Klaus Schwab’s downfall is so complete, so total and so grotesque in its detail that it reads like satire. But it’s all real....<<<Read More>>>....
Australian Senate rejects age verification for search engine users in surprise bipartisan push
The motion, spearheaded by United Australia Party Senator Ralph Babet, stems from a recommendation by the federal eSafety Commissioner, who in early July urged the government to consider age verification requirements for users signed into search engines like Google and Bing. Verification methods under discussion included ID checks, biometric scanning, credit card authentication, parental vouching, AI-powered estimations or third-party verification services, raising immediate red flags for privacy advocates.
In a speech to the Senate on July 29, Babet acknowledged the importance of child safety but warned that the proposed measures posed a fundamental threat to Australians' civil liberties.
"Let me say from the outset that protecting children online is a
moral imperative," he said. "Measures like safe-search filters for
minors, better parental controls and the restriction of harmful content
are of course welcome, but let's not kid ourselves – this is not about
protecting children, it is about building a surveillance infrastructure
under the cover of safety."...<<<Read More>>>....
Sunday, 3 August 2025
Near-Death Experience: The Woman Saw the Crowd in the Huge Stadium
The woman rolled over on her other side in an attempt to sleep and was struck by the bright light that suddenly burst into the bedroom.
At first Leni thought it was the light of a passing car and looked at the curtains, but they were tightly curtained. In the golden light, Leni saw a tunnel that led into a golden room, invisible from this side. The energy emanating from the tunnel was enveloping in love and kindness.
“I
was lying in bed in a good deal of pain from the migraine. I was trying
to decide whether to take more aspirin or let my body heal it. I rolled
over to try to sleep and light was cast into my bedroom...<<<Read More>>>...
Ditching Ed Miliband’s Net Zero Madness Could Save Every Family £1,000 a Year
This week, Ed Miliband opens his latest renewable energy auction, which allows green developers to bid for lucrative taxpayer-funded contracts.
The eco lobby says the auction, officially titled Allocation Round 7 (AR7), will be the centrepiece of Labour’s plan to decarbonise the grid by 2030, and that this seventh round must be the biggest yet to “keep the dream alive”.
But it’s a dream Britain cannot afford. Inflation is rising. Food prices are once again on the up. And families across the country are cutting back – not just on holidays or takeaways, but on essentials. …
And one of the biggest contributory factors to this crisis is an issue that almost no one in Westminster wants to talk about: Net Zero and the spiralling cost of Britain’s green energy agenda.
Expensive energy is the grenade exploding Britain’s economic model. It is not just about switching on the lights and heating homes.
It powers industry, transports goods and underpins every job and price tag. When energy becomes expensive and unreliable, everything else does too. …
For nearly two decades, clueless politicians from Labour, the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats have clung to a fantasy: that we could eliminate all hydrocarbon use, build a national grid dominated by wind and solar power and suffer no consequences.
The result? At a time of rising demand we are reliant on an unreliable energy supply and lumbered with higher bills. Three-quarters of the rise in electricity bills over the past decade can be attributed to green energy policies and the multi-billion-pound subsidies paid to renewable investors, according to Net Zero Watch. …<<<Read More>>>...
Flashback: Chemtrails caused the Lynmouth Flood Disaster in 1952
“Many countries now use the technology, which has considerably improved during the past 50 years,” a 2001 article said.
On August 15, 1952, one of the worst flash floods ever to have occurred in Britain swept through the Devon village of Lynmouth. Thirty five people died as a torrent of 90m tons of water and thousands of tons of rock poured off saturated Exmoor and into the village destroying homes, bridges, shops and hotels.
The disaster was officially termed “the hand of God” but new evidence from previously classified government files suggests that a team of international scientists working with the RAF was experimenting with artificial rainmaking in southern Britain in the same week and could possibly be implicated.
Squadron Leader Len Otley, who was working on what was known as Operation Cumulus, has told the BBC that they jokingly referred to the rainmaking exercise as Operation Witch Doctor.
His navigator, Group Captain John Hart, remembers the success of these early experiments: “We flew straight through the top of the cloud, poured dry ice down into the cloud. We flew down to see if any rain came out of the cloud. And it did about 30 minutes later, and we all cheered.”
The meteorological office has in the past denied there were any rainmaking experiments conducted before 1955, but a BBC Radio 4 history investigation [see at the end of the article], to be broadcast tonight, has unearthed documents recently released at the public record office showing that they were going on from 1949 to 1955. RAF logbooks and personnel corroborate the evidence.
Until now, the Ministry of Defence has categorically denied knowledge of any cloud-seeding experiments taking place in the UK during early August 1952. But documents suggest that Operation Cumulus was going on between August 4 and August 15 1952. The scientists were based at Cranfield school of aeronautics and worked in collaboration with the RAF and the MoD’s meteorological research flight based at Farnborough. The chemicals were provided by ICI in Billingham....<<<Read More>>>...
Sacramento utility provider under fire for using SMART METERS as surveillance tools
The lawsuit, which seeks to dismantle this invasive practice, highlights how SMUD's "smart meters" have been covertly transformed into tools of surveillance. This illegal surveillance disproportionately affected Asian American communities and violated the privacy rights of countless residents.
For over 10 years, SMUD has been sifting through the energy usage data of its 650,000 customers, flagging over 33,000 households as "suspicious" based on their electricity consumption. These tips, often generated without individualized suspicion or judicial oversight, have been routinely passed on to local law enforcement agencies.
The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) has filed a lawsuit against the Sacramento Municipal Utility District (SMUD), accusing the public utility of conducting an unconstitutional mass surveillance program that has targeted tens of thousands of households over the past decade.
The lawsuit, which seeks to dismantle this invasive practice, highlights how SMUD's "smart meters" have been covertly transformed into tools of surveillance. This illegal surveillance disproportionately affected Asian American communities and violated the privacy rights of countless residents.
For over 10 years, SMUD has been sifting through the energy usage data of its 650,000 customers, flagging over 33,000 households as "suspicious" based on their electricity consumption. These tips, often generated without individualized suspicion or judicial oversight, have been routinely passed on to local law enforcement agencies.
The EFF's legal filing reveals that SMUD analysts have sent detailed reports – including names, addresses and usage histories – to police departments. This effectively turns the utility into an arm of law enforcement....<<<Read More>>>....
Saturday, 2 August 2025
Anti-migrant protesters face off with counter demonstrators in Southsea as disquiet grows over asylum seeker hotels across the UK
Anti-migrant demonstrators faced off against anti-racism
counter-protesters this evening outside a hotel on the south coast used
to house asylum seekers.
Protesters gathered outside the Royal Beach Hotel in Southsea, Hampshire, on August 1, waving flags and calling for the hotel’s closure.
Anti-migrant demonstrations have taken place across the South of England today, in locations including Portsmouth, Southampton and Bournemouth.
All the protests are taking place at locations where the government are housing migrants while their asylum applications are processed.
In Southsea, counter-protesters from Stand Up to Racism Portsmouth staged an event at the same location, holding signs reading ‘Refugees welcome’.
The day of protests on the south coast follows similar recent unrest in Epping, where a series of demonstrations have taken place calling for the closure of The Bell Inn, a hotel used on and off for the last five years as accommodation for asylum seekers....<<<Read More>>>...
Protesters gathered outside the Royal Beach Hotel in Southsea, Hampshire, on August 1, waving flags and calling for the hotel’s closure.
Anti-migrant demonstrations have taken place across the South of England today, in locations including Portsmouth, Southampton and Bournemouth.
All the protests are taking place at locations where the government are housing migrants while their asylum applications are processed.
In Southsea, counter-protesters from Stand Up to Racism Portsmouth staged an event at the same location, holding signs reading ‘Refugees welcome’.
The day of protests on the south coast follows similar recent unrest in Epping, where a series of demonstrations have taken place calling for the closure of The Bell Inn, a hotel used on and off for the last five years as accommodation for asylum seekers....<<<Read More>>>...
Scottish Prison Officer Sacked For Refusing to Call Male-Born Trans Prisoners ‘She’ or ‘Her’
Army veteran David Toshack, 50, was dismissed by GEOAmey during a training course only days before taking up a role as a prison custody officer (PCO) at Kirkcaldy Sheriff Court.
The father of three told a safeguarding workshop that he would not be comfortable using a transgender inmates’ preferred gender pronouns and expressed his belief that a man could not become a woman.
It sparked a horrified reaction from bosses at the firm, which employs thousands of justice workers across the UK, who said his views were against the law and company policy.
In an interview with the Mail, Mr Toshack told of his “shock” at being dismissed before he even started the job.
He said: “I’m just a normal, working class person who’s never been in trouble with the law before, not got a criminal record, lived a good life. I’ve been prepared to go and fight and die for my country, and then I have come back here and been told that there’s certain things you can’t think or can’t say.”
He was sacked the same day and forced to return his uniform and equipment with immediate effect.
He is now taking GEOAmey to an employment tribunal for unlawful discrimination and harassment for his beliefs.
The case, which is expected to take place later this year, could open the door to a flurry of further complaints from prison custody officers who have been asked to use trans inmates’ preferred pronouns....<<<Read More>>>....
Net Zero: Ed Miliband’s Ponzi scheme
The UK’s attempts to reduce hydrocarbon fuel use have led to importing energy from elsewhere, and initiatives like wind turbines and solar panels have proven virtually useless. The proposed solutions, such as capturing energy from wind turbines and solar panels using batteries, are impractical and will lead to further environmental and economic problems.
The only beneficiaries of “Net Zero” are those who set up the scheme.
I don’t know if children still learn the cumulative rhyme about the old lady who swallowed a fly. Perhaps not, as it could be seen as advocating the exploitation of animals. In case you have forgotten, it goes like this:
There was an old lady who swallowed a fly,
I don’t know why she swallowed a fly – perhaps she’ll die!
There was an old lady who swallowed a spider
That wriggled and jiggled and tickled inside her;
She swallowed the spider to catch the fly;
I don’t know why she swallowed a fly – perhaps she’ll die!
There was an old lady who swallowed a bird;
How absurd to swallow a bird!
She swallowed the bird to catch the spider…
And on it goes until, in pursuit of the last animal she swallowed, she swallows a cat, a dog, a goat, a cow and a horse. And dies.
I don’t know if our teachers realised, but they were teaching us about a Ponzi scheme where nothing of real value is independently generated, ending in a zero-sum game for investors and profiting only those who set up the scheme.
A similar thing is happening with the Net Zero agenda. Each stage in the agenda is an abject failure; therefore, further and more grandiose stages must be dreamed up with the promise of success. Eventually, people must see through this for the con that it is. But probably too late. We’ll have spent all our money on useless initiatives, our country will be in energy deficit, and our industry – what is left of it – will collapse in the wake of spiralling costs.
It all starts with the maniacal obsession with carbon dioxide emissions and the false belief that this leads to global warming, global warming leads to polar ice caps melting, rising seas and rising temperatures, old folks die, deserts are created and we must all carry an extra water bottle and stay indoors. Sounds terrifying but, as the film ‘Climate: The Movie’ shows, this is all palpable nonsense. Global warming precedes rising carbon dioxide, and carbon dioxide – needed by plants for growth – is good for the planet.
Enter the Net Zero obsession which preoccupies so much parliamentary time and leads to so many international COP forums. In fact, the problem of global emissions is so serious that all the attendees, just as they do at Davos, must bring their own private jets with them....<<<Read More>>>...
Sunflower seeds: The tiny superfood with big health benefits
Sunflowers are native to North America and were first cultivated around 3,000 BCE by Indigenous tribes in present-day Mexico and the southwestern United States. Native Americans revered the sunflower for its nutritional and medicinal value, using not just the seeds but also the oil, petals and stalks.
By the 16th century, Spanish explorers had brought sunflower seeds to Europe, where they quickly gained popularity. Russia, in particular, embraced sunflowers and began cultivating them extensively, eventually developing high-oil varieties. In the 20th century, sunflower seeds re-entered the North American diet with renewed purpose, not just as a source of cooking oil but also as a standalone food....<<<Read More>>>...
Friday, 1 August 2025
Body Language
Perhaps the tension in your shoulders is a reminder to lighten the load you’re carrying, both literally and figuratively. Or maybe the fatigue you’re experiencing is an invitation to rest and recharge. Listening to these messages allows us to make conscious choices that support our overall well-being, fostering a harmonious relationship with both our body and mind.
As we grow more curious and attuned to these sensations, we empower
ourselves to respond in nurturing and compassionate ways. This practice
not only aids in physical healing; it also enriches our emotional lives.
By valuing and honoring what our body tells us, we step into a fuller,
more balanced existence. Remember, your body is your lifelong companion —
learn to listen to it with loving care. And by doing so, it will give
back with appreciation...<<<Read More>>>....
Families Face Losing Their Land in Solar Power Push
When Sarah Pye and her partner Doug Knight bought a small property on Anglesey in Wales, it seemed to be the rural idyll they’d always wanted.
Quiet and picturesque, the smallholding was meant to be a place to raise their children and run a local tourism business. Or at least that was until a solar developer warned it could seize control of their land – casting doubt over their future plans and life savings.
“Out of the blue, we had a series of letters from LightsourceBP, a solar energy company, saying they may need our land for a solar farm,” says Sarah.
The letters, describing plans for the 3,200-acre Maen Hir solar fields, arrived just after she and Doug had finished four years of work – including planting 4,000 trees to create a woodland camper-van site.
“They want to run cables right through our new woodland and campsite and surround our property with solar panels,” says Sarah.
“And it seemed like we had no choice because if we refused, they would use compulsory acquisition powers.”....<<<Read More>>>....
Censorship, NOT Safety: Revealing the Truth Behind UK Online Agenda
Increasingly, then, the question is being asked: was this ever really about safety?
The OSA gives Ofcom (the UK’s communications regulator) unprecedented power over the country’s digital content. It now mandates that platforms proactively monitor, censor and remove any content it deems “harmful”, even if there’s nothing illegal about it. This includes, by increasingly blurry definitions, hate speech, misinformation and bullying – and can even introduce jailtime for companies failing to comply with them.
Among the most vocal opponents are the encrypted messaging apps, Whatsapp and Signal. The OSA means government regulators can compel these services to install backdoor services to scan the content of messages, which fundamentally undermines the core principle of their end-to-end encryption offerings. Any companies found refusing to comply may now be fined, blocked, or even criminalised. In short: the privacy we were promised is now being mandated against.
This Act also criminalises “unauthorised access” to online content, which critics say could affect basic functions like right-clicking certain things, viewing source code, or accessing archived information.
It’s legislation with sweeping intent, but vague definitions....<<<Read More>>>...
The silent invasion: How microplastics are poisoning the human body
A study published in the International Journal of Molecular Sciences back in June revealed the extent of the damage caused by these microplastics invisible to the naked eye. These microplastics are infiltrating our organs, disrupting hormones and potentially causing irreversible damage to fertility, metabolism and brain function.
Microplastics are everywhere – in food, water and air. They stem from plastic waste breaking down over time, synthetic clothing shedding fibers and everyday products leaching chemicals.
Once ingested or inhaled, these particles bypass the body's natural defenses, embedding themselves in tissues and organs. Scientists have detected them in blood, breast milk and even remote environments like Arctic ice, proving their pervasive reach....<<<Read More>>>...
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