Written by Robert Bryce
In 2016, I interviewed Sanjay Kar Chowdury, a manager at the Calcutta Electric Supply Corporation. Chowdury explained that his company was founded in 1879 and that Kolkata was the second city in the British Empire, after London, to be electrified
Written by Paul Homewood
Millions of homes are at risk from ‘climate-related subsidence’, according to an analysis by the British Geological Survey
Written by Rhoda Wilson
From the end of this year, the UK government is mandating mass medication of the public with synthetic folic acid added to non-wholemeal wheat flour
Written by Jon Fleetwood
The UK government is using its first-ever Health Security Risk Assessment to place pandemic influenza at the center of future health-security messaging, promoting a scenario involving 33.5 million symptomatic infections while elevating bird flu and coronavirus as the dominant pandemic threats facing Britain over the next five years
Written by Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH
Has there been bona fide progress in the public safety issue of drunk driving? Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) was officially founded on September 5, 1980
Written by David Turver
‘Carbon’ budgets are produced every five years by the Climate Change Committee, and they set the UK’s emissions targets twelve years in advance
Written by Robert Yoho, MD
I know you thought you had seen everything by now, but I have news for you: you haven’t
Written by Jon Fleetwood
Written by Ben Pile
Is the UK Government seeking ‘dynamic alignment’ with the European Union to save its favourite policy agendas, like ‘net zero’?
Written by Brooke Miller MD
For the past fifty years, beef has been portrayed as a villain — a dangerous food that clogs arteries, raises cholesterol, and shortens lives, and more recently it is blamed for being part of so-called ‘climate change’
Written by Rhoda Wilson
In a monologue about artificial intelligence, which he describes as a metastasising cancer on societies, Neil Oliver highlights how ‘net zero’ rhetoric has gone a bit quiet now that technocratic elites need dependable energy for massive data centres, which are the building blocks of a digital cage
Written by Jack Elsom
Ed Miliband was yesterday branded a “lunatic” by the former M&S boss over his dogged eco fantasy
Written by Paul Homewood
Yet another junk ‘study’ has been published, claiming ocean plankton levels are declining rapidly, but fail to mention what their own graphs show; that it is still higher now than in 1998
Written by INDEPNEWS Europe
The study is entitled “Significantly increased incidence of heart failure and arrhythmia in municipalities with significant expansion of wind energy” (Poster P-15-07, Abstract ID 85384)
Written by Lioness of Judah Ministry
Investigative reporter Paul Thacker reveals that the Gates Foundation donated hundreds of millions of dollars to the NIH over the past 25 years, giving Bill Gates unusual influence over research priorities and public health initiatives
Written by Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH
Recently I joined Natalie and Clayton Morris on Redacted for a review of Munro et al describing a phase I trial of plasmid DNA encoded for the common conserved region of the coronavirus Spike protein
