Written by Dre Vernon Coleman
The statistics relating to medical treatment are pretty well known by now. Back in the 1970s it was known that around half of all patients given drugs suffer serious or potentially serious side effects.
Written by Ron Barmby
At the recent Catch the Energy conference in Calgary, over 1,000 high-net worth investors, energy executives, and financial analysts gathered to hear the authoritative Josef Schachter give his views on the global macro-oil and gas picture.
Written by Gordon Duff
Imagine hiring an expert mechanic who tells you your engine needs a new transmission. You question him, and he admits he never examined the transmission. Then he changes his diagnosis, announces that he was wrong, and presents you with another expensive repair bill.
Written by Tom Gerken
Tesla will wind down production of its Cybertruck vehicles at its Texas factory next year, Elon Musk says.
He did not spell out whether it plans to stop making them entirely or shift production elsewhere, but did say the decision was to “make room” for building more of its self-driving Cybercab cars.
Written by Marc Morano
The U.S. midterm elections pull us back into the climate agenda. We are now at a crossroads in the climate change debate, which has been formally going on since the UN started its climate panel in 1988.
Written by John O'Sullivan
Data centres were a real factor in the political midterm bloodbath, but polls show they weren’t the main driver of the Democratic wave.
Written by Dr John Robson
In all the hoohah about global warming one thing that gets too little attention, one among many, is how exactly we think we know how much it’s warmed since Prince Albert died.
Written by Dr Gerry Brady
Via news.com.au, ‘New South Wales Health admits 20,000 Year 12 students not given ‘informed consent’ in mass Covid vaccination.’
Written by Dr Vernon Coleman
If you think that life was better before we had quite so much progress foisted upon us then you won’t like the world being prepared for us all by those promoting the Great Reset. There’s going to be a lot more `progress’ before they’re finished.
Written by John O'Sullivan
Dozens of supermarket freezers and refrigerators across seven European countries were targeted in a suspected cyber-attack on the night of 1–2 November 2026, causing temperatures to surge (in some cases to 50°C / 122°F or higher) and spoiling large amounts of food.
Written by John O'Sullivan
New peer-reviewed paper just dropped using 500 years of data and proving that ‘fossil fuel’ carbon contribution to rising atmospheric CO2 is effectively ZERO.
Written by Bret Weinstein
For decades, the public was told that pharmaceutical products undergo the gold standard of scientific scrutiny: randomized, inert-placebo-controlled clinical trials.
Written by Richard Eldred
The BBC has pulled material from its children’s Bitesize website promoting extreme views on migration and Net Zero.
Written by Linnea Lueken
A recent article from CBC News, titled “Climate change brings unpredictability, and it’s haunting the pumpkin harvest in N.L.,” claims that unusually wild swings between weather extremes in recent years in Newfoundland and Labrador is endangering pumpkin harvests, both being symptoms of climate change. [Some emphasis, links added]
Written by Josh Guetzkow
Health sciences today all too often function as a sophisticated propaganda system for pharmaceutical products, as the Covid‑19 vaccine rollout showed on an unprecedented scale.
Written by Dr Sam Bailey
Apparently, ex-medical doctors such as myself and my husband Mark are considered to be part of a very dangerous group. Establishment figures refer to our extensive body of work as “germ theory denialism” and a threat to global health.