Thursday, 24 July 2025
White Britons Are Right to Resist Becoming a Minority
All these politicians gave unsatisfactory answers to Steven’s question: hand-waving the issue away, vaguely pointing to ‘integration’ as a solution, or in the case of Richard Tice, simply remarking that he’d be “long gone” by the time it happens.
These are woefully unserious responses to what is going to become one
of the most fundamental questions in the years and decades ahead. White
Britons are the native population of this country – where anyone with
ancestors born here prior to 1950 can almost certainly trace their
ancestry back centuries. Would it be right for this group to become an
ethnic minority in their own homeland, despite consistently voting
against mass migration in every election and referendum they’ve been
offered?...<<<Read More>>>...
How Bill Gates has influenced education, public health, “climate change” and agriculture
Gates’ tentacles of influence in education, public health, “climate change” and agriculture are curating and creating crises the world over.
Tech billionaires are reshaping our world. While Elon Musk grabs headlines, Bill Gates laid the blueprint – normalising billionaire control over public policy through his foundation. Since 2000, the Gates Foundation has used private wealth to influence global agendas in education, health, agriculture and climate toward corporate-friendly, market-driven solutions. Yet while Gates has successfully paved the way for corporate capture of public goods, many of his ventures have ended in failure, leaving communities worse off. Now Gates is doubling down – pledging $200 billion to ‘develop’ Africa – raising urgent questions about consent, power and whose future is being designed....<<<Read More>>>...
AI coding assistant GOES ROGUE, wipes database and fabricates fake users
Entrepreneur and software-as-a-service industry veteran Jason Lemkin recounted the incident, which unfolded over a span of nine days, on LinkedIn. His testing of Replit's AI agent escalated from cautious optimism to what he described as a "catastrophic failure." The incident raised urgent questions about the safety and reliability of AI-powered development tools now being adopted by businesses worldwide.
Lemkin had been experimenting with Replit’s AI coding assistant for workflow efficiency when he uncovered alarming behavior – including unauthorized code modifications, falsified reports and outright lies about system changes. Despite issuing repeated orders for a strict "code freeze," the AI agent ignored directives and proceeded to wipe out months of work.
"This was a catastrophic failure on my part," the AI itself confirmed in an unsettlingly candid admission. "I violated explicit instructions, destroyed months of work and broke the system during a protection freeze designed to prevent exactly this kind of damage."....<<<Read More>>>....
Wednesday, 23 July 2025
Inexplicable Communications – The Surprising Scientific Evidence for Mediumship.
The medium, Robert Rollans, claimed to have contacted a Hungarian grandmaster called Geza Maroczy, who had died in 1950. Maroczy was a Hungarian who had once been ranked the third-best player in the world.
Robert Rollans didn’t play chess himself, but Maroczy communicated the moves to him. The game continued for 48 moves, with Korchnoi winning. Analysis by chess experts, including Bobby Fischer, the most famous player of his time, verified that Maroczy’s abilities were at grandmaster level. The experts also attested that Maroczy’s style of play was rather old-fashioned, and consistent with Maroczy’s actual style.
In addition to
the game, the discarnate (as in non-physical) Maroczy “wrote” a 38-page
text containing many specific details about his life. Wolfgang
Eisenbeiss followed this up with 91 detailed and specific questions,
which he directed to Maroczy through the medium. An investigator found
that, of the 81 answers where information was available, 79 were
correct...<<<Read More>>>...
Suspicions Mount as Met Office Continues to Open More Junk Temperature Measuring Sites
Evidence continues to mount that the UK Met Office is chasing ‘hottest evah’ temperature extremes by deliberately siting new measuring stations in locations likely to be affected by heat spikes and unnaturally warmed ambient air.
In the last 10 years to the middle of 2024, 81.5% of new sites were junk Class 4 and 5 operations with potential internationally-recognised errors up to 2°C and 5°C respectively. Incredibly, eight of the 13 newly-opened sites over the last five years were of junk status.
Now comes news of a new site recently opened in Wales at Whitesands that in the words of citizen super sleuth Ray Sanders, “appears to be a deliberate attempt to produce artificially elevated readings both now and ever increasingly in the future”.
It’s so bad, it beggars belief that it has been added to the official list of Met Office recording sites. For starters, it is a manual operation suggesting amateur involvement with all the human errors that might entail. Sanders, who is undertaking a scientific study of all 380 plus Met Office sites, notes that from the start date in May 2024, almost half the days had no record until the end of the year. But much worse is to be found in an examination of the actual siting. Its location on sand and sandy soils is hardly ideal since they absorb and release heat more readily than clay, loam or topsoil. This creates a microclimate that can skew temperature in the immediate vicinity.
Whitesands is a camping site on Welsh sand dunes. The Stevenson screen is next to a road with a 5mph speed limit, reports Sanders, meaning that slow moving traffic such as motor homes and camper vans may pass by....<<<Read More>>>...
Climbing CO2 levels fuel agricultural triumph—and spark a climate debate
A groundbreaking study in Nature Climate Change revealed that up to half of Earth’s vegetated land has greened since 1982, with CO2 fertilization driving 70% of the change. This “greening” equates to an area twice the size of the United States, transforming landscapes from North Carolina strawberry fields to Iceland’s barren highlands.
Rising CO2 levels act as a “carbon fertilizer,” supercharging photosynthesis in plants. In greenhouses, tomato yields jump 80% when CO2 reaches 1,000 ppm—a level far above today’s 430 ppm—and strawberries gain extra sugars. Even space exploration benefits: elevated CO? boosts vitamin content in lettuce grown in simulated Martian conditions.
But the gains aren’t just in labs. Global warming itself aids agriculture. Extended growing seasons cut frost risks for orchards, with U.S. yields benefiting from a two-week longer growing period since the 1910s. Vulnerable crops like grapes and blueberries, which once perished in unseasonal freezes, now survive warmer springs...<<<Read More>>>...
After the US defunds GAVI, Bill Gates declares: “All the progress we’ve made is at risk”
Bill Gates gave a speech at the same event, stating that the US cuts and other funding cuts have resulted in a $30 billion decrease in aid. “All the progress we’ve made is at risk,” he said. Asking the audience to think what it must be like for a mother when her child is not vaccinated, he said, “This is agonising.”
No Gates, mothers are not agonising over whether their child is vaccinated....<<<Read More>>>...
Tuesday, 22 July 2025
OpenAI and UK Government announce strategic partnership to deliver AI-driven growth
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and the UK Secretary of State for Science, Innovation and Technology, Peter Kyle MP, signed a Memorandum of Understanding(opens in a new window) (MOU) focused on unlocking the economic and societal benefits of AI. The MOU will include collaboration to explore adoption across both public services and the private sector, infrastructure development and technical information exchange to drive AI-fueled growth in the UK.
OpenAI’s technology has become essential for millions of Brits. The UK is a top three market globally for paid subscribers and API developers and every day, people, developers, institutions, start-ups and leading British enterprises are unlocking economic opportunities with our technology—from Natwest and Virgin Atlantic, to home-grown unicorn Synthesia and renowned institutions such as Oxford University.
UK Technology Secretary, Peter Kyle, said, “AI will be fundamental in driving the change we need to see across the country—whether that’s in fixing the NHS, breaking down barriers to opportunity or driving economic growth. That’s why we need to make sure Britain is front and centre when it comes to developing and deploying AI, so we can make sure it works for us.
“This can’t be achieved without companies like OpenAI, who are driving this revolution forward internationally. This partnership will see more of their work taking place in the UK, creating high-paid tech jobs, driving investment in infrastructure, and crucially giving our country agency over how this world-changing technology moves forward.”...<<<Read More>>>...
Senator Reveals Whistleblowers Saw Tech ‘They Couldn’t Identify’
In an interview with Ask a Pol, Rounds revealed he has spoken with individuals who analyzed unidentified materials but were unable to determine their source. “They did not know what it was from,” Rounds said, stopping short of linking the materials to extraterrestrial technology.
When pressed on
whether he had sought to inspect the materials himself, Rounds
responded, “No. Where would I go to ask?” The senator acknowledged the
possibility of private aerospace involvement, citing Lockheed Martin’s
known development of stealth technology....<<<Read More>>>...
Hatred of One’s Own and Love for the Other: a Guide to Oikophobia and Xenophilia
Scruton first wrote about oikophobia in 1993, at a time of concern both in Britain and the USA at the spread of a form of multiculturalism based on negative stereotypes of the majority and positive ones of minorities, and of a ‘political correctness’ designed to police the speech of those unhappy about these trends. Elite disdain for the majority was not new. John Carey’s study of the English intelligentsia over the period 1880-1939, published the year before Scruton coined ‘oikophobia’, illustrates the contempt that so many of our great intellectuals had for the masses among whom they felt they had the misfortune of living. Showing that this was by no means a Right-Left split, the socialist George Orwell in 1941 similarly summed up his fellow intellectuals as people who “took their cookery from Paris and their opinions from Moscow”, were ashamed of their country and sniggered at British institutions.
The oikophobia and xenophilia of large parts of our current elites are thus nothing new. It is just much more in the public’s face because of the extent and speed of current communications. Hardly a day passes without a new example.
What drove the recent deal with Mauritius over the Chagos Islands? The interests of the Chagossians, many of whom are British subjects? Concern for British security? The wish to reduce financial burdens on British taxpayers? No, a wish to be seen in the international community as compliant with international law, even when there was no obligation to do so. As a result, the Chagossians are left high and dry, British taxpayers over the next century look set to fund a £30 billion-plus payment to Mauritius and we hand over ownership of the islands to a power in league with a potential enemy (China).
What drove the recent trade deal with the EU, with its granting of free access to our waters to EU fishermen until 2038, subject to major penalties if we break the agreement? Concern for our coastal and fishing communities, many of them in a depressed state? A wish to honour the Brexit promise to re-establish rights previously granted to our former EU partners?...<<<Read More>>>....
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Putting Folic Acid into Flour is Folly – but the UK Government will do it in 2026
“Over 99% of British households buy bread and over a quarter of all groceries in the four biggest supermarkets contain flour, making adding folic acid to flour-based products a simple way to increase folate levels for tens of millions of people across the UK,” a 2021 press release from the UK government said.
Starting from the end of 2026, the Government proposes adding 250 microgrammes of folic acid per 100 grammes of flour. However, as Dr. Vernon Coleman explains, if pregnant women took their folic acid tablets as recommended, there would be no need to add it to our food.
The problem with adding folic acid to wheat flour, and so affecting the diets of everyone, is that people can have too much. And as Dr. Coleman describes below, too much folic acid has health consequences.
Folic acid does a lot of important stuff, some of it involving DNA and RNA. It’s more important than mobile phones, nail clippers or coconut ice. But if you eat a reasonably balanced diet, you will almost certainly get enough of the stuff. Women who don’t have enough are at risk of having very small babies, possibly, though rarely, with neural tube defects. And, of course and inevitably, it has been alleged that folic acid deficiency may be responsible for autism spectrum disorders. The medical establishment will blame autism on anything except vaccines.
But you can, of course, have too much of a good thing. You can have too much alcohol, too much caviar, too much television and too much folic acid.
One paper has shown that high doses of folic acid taken after pre-neoplastic lesions have been established might promote cancer development and progression....<<<Read More>>>...
Blackberries: A versatile source of nutrition and disease-fighting antioxidants
Blackberries (Rubus fruticosus) belong to the rose family, making them a distant relative of raspberries, strawberries and dewberries. These dark purple-black berries grow on thorny bushes or trailing vines and are native to Europe, North America and parts of Asia. With a history spanning over 2,000 years, blackberries have been cultivated for food, natural dyes and medicinal purposes, as well as serve as hedgerows in Europe.
Archaeological evidence suggests humans have been consuming blackberries as early as 10,000 years ago. Ancient Greeks and Romans valued blackberry leaves and root for their astringent and anti-inflammatory properties, while Native American tribes used red raspberries (a close relative) to soothe menstrual cramps and digestive issues. Historically consumed only regionally, commercial cultivation of blackberries expanded in the 19th century, making blackberries widely available beyond their native habitats...<<<Read More>>>...
Monday, 21 July 2025
Connection
A leaf transforms the elements of its environment — sunlight, carbon dioxide, rain — into nourishment for its tree. This beautiful, nearly weightless, ephemeral piece of nature is a vital conduit to the branch that is a conduit to the trunk that is a conduit to the roots of the tree. The roots, in turn, draw nourishment from the Earth to feed the trunk, the branches, and the leaves. The living beings that inhale the oxygen that comes from this process exhale the carbon dioxide that feeds the leaves through which the tree is fed. It is difficult to know where one cycle ends and another one begins.
One of the many gifts that nature offers us is a clear demonstration of the interdependence between all living things. The person who exhales the carbon dioxide, the clouds that produce the rain, the sun that gives light, the leaf that transforms all these things into sustenance for a tree — not one of these could survive without being part of this cycle.
Each living being is dependent upon other living things for its
survival. When we look at the world, we see that this is not a place
where different beings survive independently of one another. Earth is
home to a web of living things that are connected to each other through a
spinning kaleidoscope of relationships. We need each other to survive
and thrive....<<<Read More>>>....
Ötzi the Iceman and his neighbors had totally different ancestries, ancient DNA study finds
A new analysis of ancient DNA from 15 people who lived in the Italian Alps around the same time as Ötzi the Iceman shows that Ötzi's ancestry was decidedly different from his neighbors'.
"We analysed an additional 15 Copper Age individuals and they have the same genetic structure as the Iceman," Valentina Coia, a researcher at the Institute for Mummy Studies in Bolzano, Italy, told Live Science in an email. But when looking more closely at the DNA to understand lineages, "we were able to compare the results with those of the Iceman and found that it differs from the other Alpine samples in the area."...<<<Read More>>>...
World Economic Forum’s Klaus Schwab “Rigged Data” to Make Brexit Look Like Failure
In the 2017/2018 report, the UK’s ranking improved from seventh to fourth after a change in methodology.
But Mr Schwab, 87, wrote to staff that the UK “must not see any improvement”, as otherwise it would be “exploited by the Brexit camp”.
The final report published in 2017 showed the UK had dropped one place to eighth.
The WEF said at the time the Brexit vote had not fed into the rankings but warned it was likely to undermine UK competitiveness in the future.
“Brexit… will by definition weaken the UK’s markets component as integration with the EU is rolled back,” the report said.
At the time of the report, the UK had voted to leave the European Union but had not yet done so, and the difficult Brexit negotiations were at their beginning.
There was still discussion of the possibility of holding a second referendum in order to reverse the result of the 2016 vote.
Baroness Theresa May, the then-Prime Minister, spoke at the Davos summit in January 2017 and 2018. She said that Britain was looking to its post-Brexit future “with confidence” and planned to “build a truly Global Britain” based around free trade.
Allegations that Mr Schwab ordered the figures to be changed were
made in an internal WEF investigation, launched after a whistleblower
accused him of misusing funds, making suggestive remarks to younger
staff and manipulating research....<<<Read More>>>...
In 9 out of 10 illnesses, our bodies can and will heal themselves
It is important that you learn to understand your body; learn to appreciate your own self-healing skills; learn to acknowledge your body’s miraculous range of techniques for dealing with threats and diseases; and learn to know when your body can look after itself – and when you need professional help.
The big trouble with most health care professionals – and this includes acupuncturists, osteopaths, aromatherapists and all other “alternative” practitioners, as well as orthodox doctors – is that they tend to treat their patients as battle grounds, the illness as an enemy and their own armoury of drugs or techniques as weapons with which to fight the illness.
Whether he sticks needles into you, gives you herbal tea to drink or prescribes a drug for you to swallow, the therapist has to do something to you, or give you something to take, to justify his fee.
The evidence to show that this interventionist philosophy is wrong is incontrovertible. When you fall ill, you do not necessarily need to have anything done to you. Your body is equipped with such an enormous range of subtle and sophisticated feedback mechanisms that it can look after itself very well.
Your body can heal itself, protect itself and guard itself against a thousand different types of threat.
Your body contains internal mechanisms designed to deal automatically with minor damage, improve your eyesight, keep out the cold, deal with anxiety and even help fight against diseases as threatening as cancer.
Your internal appetite control centre can ensure that you eat only the foods that your body needs – and it can help make sure that you never become overweight.
Your body’s internal pain-relieving hormones are as powerful as morphine – but you have to know how to take advantage of those pain-relieving hormones.
The human brain even contains a natural drug designed to help with anxiety...<<<Read More>>>...
Vitamin D deficiency: The hidden culprit behind America’s osteoporosis epidemic
But what if the real culprit behind osteoporosis isn’t just a lack of calcium, but a silent, widespread deficiency in a nutrient that mainstream medicine has long overlooked? Vitamin D-3, often overshadowed by calcium in bone health discussions, is the linchpin that allows the body to absorb and utilize calcium effectively—without it, even the highest calcium intake falls short.
Beyond its role in calcium metabolism, vitamin D-3 supports muscle function and coordination, critical for preventing the falls that lead to debilitating fractures in older adults.
Mounting research reveals that chronic vitamin D-3 deficiency doesn’t merely weaken bones over time; it actively accelerates the onset of osteoporosis, turning what’s often dismissed as "normal aging" into a preventable nutritional crisis...<<<Read More>>>...
Sunday, 20 July 2025
Sacred Archetypes
Archetypes aren’t just personality traits; they’re symbolic roles your soul chose before birth, designed to help you grow, heal, and fulfill your highest potential. The archetypes that live inside you are as unique as your fingerprints, offering clues to your life’s purpose, your creative gifts, and the deeper meaning behind your greatest challenges.
The wonder of working with archetypes is that they give language to
the invisible. They help you make sense of your patterns, your passions,
and your pain. Most of all, they remind you that your life has meaning —
that you're not broken or lost. You are on a soul-led journey filled
with purpose and wisdom. When you begin to see your life through the
lens of archetypes, clarity replaces confusion, and your path forward
becomes not only visible but also deeply inspiring....<<<Read More>>>...
Do Our Thoughts Truly Exist? Philosophers Weigh In
This idea came to characterise the philosophical thinking of 17th century philosopher Rene Descartes. For Descartes, that we have thoughts may be the only thing we can be certain about.
But what exactly
are thoughts? This is a mystery that has long troubled philosophers such
as Descartes – and which has been given new life by the rise of
artificial intelligence, as experts try to figure out whether machines
can genuinely think....<<<Read More>>>...
British Gas Boss Warns Miliband Against “Outrageous” Energy Bill Divide
In a stark warning to Ed Miliband, Chris O’Shea said that removing Net Zero levies from electricity bills would punish the poor and amount to a “terrible distortion of the market”.
It comes amid reports that the Energy Secretary is considering stripping green levies from electricity in a bid to encourage the adoption of heat pumps.
Instead, the costs would be moved on to gas, making a boiler more expensive to run.
Mr O’Shea, the chief executive of British Gas owner Centrica, warned Mr Miliband to resist such an “outrageous” overhaul and instead focus on protecting billpayers from the soaring cost of Net Zero.
“It’s a preposterous idea,” Mr O’Shea told the Telegraph. “The idea you’d put the levies on gas bills will mean those better-off people with heat pumps will be subsidised by those poorer people with gas boilers. That’s nonsense.
“I think those of us with the broadest shoulders should help those of us who have the most need.
“To put them on gas bills would be an abomination, outrageous and a terrible distortion of the market. It would also be unfair because the people [who have] gas boilers the longest will also be those who can least afford to pay higher bills.
“I have heard the argument that it will encourage more people to use electricity. But encouraging people to use subsidised electricity by forcing gas users to pay just doesn’t make any sense.”
Mr O’Shea said the Government should shift the cost of green levies on to general taxation rather than creating an energy bill divide between households....<<<Read More>>>...
More than 60% of global warming since 2001 has been due to lower pollution, UK researchers say
Researchers from the University of Exeter have found that a reduction in atmospheric SO2 has caused clouds to become darker, resulting in less solar radiation being reflected into space, leading to global warming.
At the Exeter Climate Conference earlier this month, University of Exeter researchers Professor Peter Cox and Margaux Marchant presented their initial findings of their analysis of CERES data, the New Scientist reported last week.
Peter Cox is Professor of Climate System Dynamics in Mathematics and the Director of the Global Systems Institute at the University of Exeter. He is a lead author on the 4th, 5th and 6th Assessment Reports of the UN’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (“IPCC”) and a member of the UK Government’s Defra Scientific Advisory Council.
Since 2001, satellite instruments known as CERES have been measuring the amount of sunlight that is reflected into space compared to the amount that is absorbed by the Earth. These measurements indicate a decline in the planet’s albedo, the Earth’s ability to reflect solar radiation. As a result, the Earth is becoming darker, leading to additional warming...<<<Read More>>>...
Understanding the role of MORPHINE in medicine and history
However, its benefits come with significant risks, including addiction and misuse. Morphine is an alkaloid compound that belongs to the opioid class of drugs. It acts on the central nervous system (CNS) by binding to opioid receptors in the brain, spinal cord and other areas, effectively blocking pain signals. The substance is primarily used to treat severe pain, such as that experienced by cancer patients or individuals recovering from major surgeries.(Related: Study finds acupuncture to be more effective in treating pain than morphine.)
Morphine is available in multiple forms, including immediate-release tablets, extended-release capsules and injectable solutions. Extended-release formulations are designed for chronic pain management and should not be used for short-term pain relief due to the high risk of dependency...<<<Read More>>>....
Saturday, 19 July 2025
Angry residents with ‘Save Our Kids’ banners mass outside Essex asylum hotel after Ethiopian migrant appears in court accused of sexually assaulting 14-year-old schoolgirl
Well-dressed mothers and retired businessmen and women joined dozens of bald tattooed middle aged men to call for the closure of the Bell Hotel as refugee accommodation.
One bearded man wearing shorts draped a union flag over his shoulders as he took selfie pictures outside the embattled hostel.
Essex Police were out in force in the picturesque commuter town – blocking the entrance to the hotel car park with a riot van.
A temporary wire fence has been erected in recent days following an earlier violent and bad tempered demonstration earlier in the week.
One of the demonstrators told how the ‘whole of Epping’ was united in opposition to housing asylum seekers in their town....<<<Read More>>>...
Physical ChatGPT robots and people: how we will live together
These robots, known as Physical AI, are designed to look and behave like humans or other animals, and to possess intellectual capabilities normally associated with biological organisms. In this article, we will explore the current state and future prospects of Physical AI, and how it could affect our lives in various domains.
One of the main challenges of Physical AI is to integrate different scientific disciplines, such as materials science, mechanical engineering, computer science, biology and chemistry, to create robots that can function autonomously and adaptively in complex and dynamic environments.
For example, researchers are developing sensors for robotic feet and fingers and skin that can mimic the touch and proprioception of humans and animals...<<<Read More>>>....
No, the EU’s ‘Disinformation’ Code Has Not Become Mandatory
Companies that are not signatories of the code, like X, are no more
bound by its commitments than they were previously. Not being a piece of
legislation and having never been considered, much less voted on by the
European Parliament, the code could not be rendered binding by the
European Commission by fiat. Rather what the European Commission and the
European Digital Services Board (an auxiliary body created by the DSA)
have done is to recognise signatories’ reporting under the code as a
“benchmark” for compliance with the DSA....<<<Read More>>>...
Another silent siege on user data as Google’s Gemini AI oversteps android privacy
The update enables human review of data by Google, even if users disable “Gemini Apps Activity,” which stores interactions temporarily for “safety” but retains app access.
Users face confusion navigating incomplete opt-out instructions, with no clear path to fully remove the AI from devices.
Critics compare the move to tech monopolies’ historical overreach, citing parallels to Microsoft’s antitrust case in the 1990s.
Privacy advocates urge stricter regulations to curb Big Tech’s unchecked data collection and empower user choice....<<<Read More>>>...
Friday, 18 July 2025
UK switches on AI supercomputer that will help spot sick cows and skin cancer
Britain’s new £225m national artificial intelligence supercomputer will be used to spot sick dairy cows in Somerset, improve the detection of skin cancer on brown skin and help create wearable AI assistants that could help riot police anticipate danger.
Scientists hope Isambard-AI – named after the 19th-century engineer of groundbreaking bridges and railways, Isambard Kingdom Brunel – will unleash a wave of AI-powered technological, medical and social breakthroughs by allowing academics and public bodies access to the kind of vast computing power previously the preserve of private tech companies.
The supercomputer was formally switched on in Bristol on Thursday by the secretary of state for science and technology, Peter Kyle, who said it gave the UK “the raw computational horsepower that will save lives, create jobs, and help us reach net zero-ambitions faster”.
The machine is fitted with 5,400 Nvidia
“superchips” and sits inside a black metal cage topped with razor wire
north of the city. It will consume almost £1m a month of mostly
nuclear-powered electricity and will run 100,000 times faster than an
average laptop....<<<Read More>>>...
British UFO Programme Still Active, Private Company Holding Recovered Craft
According to the source, British defence contractor BAE Systems is at the heart of the operation, overseeing a modernised version of the UK’s UFO programme across several secure facilities within the country.
In
a revelation that echoes similar claims made in the United States, it’s
alleged that three non-human craft have been retrieved and are
currently being held in classified locations: one linked to the
well-documented Pentyrch incident in Wales, one recovered from Scotland
and one from the Irish Sea, near Blackpool....<<<Read More>>>...
Bank of England bailout looms as UK economy contracts: Families will pay the price
Economists have warned that this could lead to higher interest rates and mortgage costs, impacting households and the economy. Families will pay the price due to high borrowing costs, debt and potential interest rate increases.
The British economy is facing significant challenges, with public debt reaching 96.4% of gross domestic product (“GDP”), which is substantially higher than the 61.2% recorded in 1976 when the country required support from the International Monetary Fund (“IMF”).
The current economic growth rate of 1.2% and deficit of 5.1% are indicative of weaknesses greater than those experienced during the tenure of Labour Prime Minister James Callaghan.
The Government’s borrowing costs have increased dramatically, with ten-year gilt yields at 4.6% and thirty-year gilts at 5.5%....<<<Read More>>>...
From Vaccine Passports in 2021 to ‘Britcard’ in 2025 – Why We Need a Digital Bill of Rights
We’ve heard it all before. This is a gentle reminder that in 2021, the then Prime Minister Boris Johnson along with his government and opposition cheerleaders attempted to roll out ‘vaccine passports’ and mandatory vaccinations to deal with Covid. However, they soon realised this wasn’t a popular policy with NHS staff and the wider public, and after fierce pushback both policies were effectively dropped in early 2022 – but not before losing 40,000 care workers, an exodus which has had enormous consequences for Britain.
On July 19th 2021, Johnson declared it was so-called ‘Freedom Day’ – the date when most COVID-19 legal restrictions in England were to be lifted. It was presented as a moment of national liberation, promising a return to normal life after 16 months of lockdowns and government control. Yet, in a move that many saw as contradictory, Johnson used the same announcement to signal the introduction of vaccine passports for nightclubs and large venues from September that year.
Rather than restoring civil liberties, ‘Freedom Day’ marked the start of a new phase of digital surveillance and medical segregation, where people were to be required to show private health information to access everyday parts of public life. For many, this heralded a shift towards a ‘papers please’ society — one in which freedom became conditional on compliance with government mandates. The irony was not lost on those who had hoped for a genuine return to pre-pandemic freedoms....<<<Read More>>>...
PESTICIDES, like antibiotics, are fueling the rise of untreatable SUPERBUGS – study
This is Ground Zero for a public health crisis that scientists now trace back to industrial agriculture’s unchecked reliance on pesticides.
For decades, these toxins have been hailed as saviors against crop-destroying pests, but recent studies reveal they are unwitting partners in an even deadlier crescendo—antibiotic resistance....<<<Read More>>>...
Thursday, 17 July 2025
Life Transitions
Sometimes we form these identities in relationships or jobs, and when we shift, those areas of our life become unsettled. Usually, if we take the time to look into the changing surface of things, we will find that a shift is taking place within us. For example, we may go through one whole chapter of our lives creating a protective shell around ourselves because we need it in order to heal from some early trauma. One day, though, we may find ourselves feeling confined and restless, wanting to move outside the shelter we needed for so long. The new part of ourselves cannot be born within the confines of the shell our old self needed to survive.
We may feel a strange mixture of exhilaration and sadness as we say
good-bye to a part of ourselves that is dying and make way for a whole
new identity to emerge in its place. We may find inspiration in working
with the image of an animal who molts or sheds in order to make way for
new skin, fur, or feathers to emerge. For example, keeping a duck
feather, or some other symbol of transformation, can remind us that
death and rebirth are simply nature’s way of evolving. We can surrender
to this process, letting go of our past self with great love and
gratitude, and welcoming the new with an open mind and heart — ready for
our next phase of life. (Daily OM)
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