
It’s more than five years since the Covid lockdowns, but it seems the powers that be haven’t forgotten how much they enjoyed telling us all what to do in the name of public health.
Written by Laurie Wastell

It’s more than five years since the Covid lockdowns, but it seems the powers that be haven’t forgotten how much they enjoyed telling us all what to do in the name of public health.
Written by Duke Maskell

The Guardian reports that, in the next two or three years, 50 “higher education providers” — 24 of them within a year — could (just like the providers of other goods-and-services) close down or, as Sally Weale, its education correspondent puts it, “risk exiting the market”.
Written by Kenneth Richard

A few years ago, Dr. Koutsoyiannis and colleagues used equations associated with the chemistry of temperature-driven organic respiration to demonstrate that since the late 1950s, temperature-induced increases in plant and soil emissions (31.6 Gt-C/yr) account for a 3.4 times greater ratio of the >100 ppm rise in atmospheric CO2 than the contribution from the increase in ‘fossil fuel’ emissions (9.4 Gt-C/yr)
Written by Sayer Ji

In Part 1: Poisoned, Not Infected, we explored a paradigm-shattering idea: What if many illnesses blamed on “viruses” are in fact caused by poisons and toxins, with our bodies’ own healing responses misinterpreted as infection?
Written by Paul Homewood

EU car industry successfully lobbies to push back all-electric targets amid mounting backlash. Labour has been urged to delay a ban on petrol and diesel cars as Brussels reportedly prepares to push back its own deadline by five years.
Written by J B Handley

ATLANTA, Georgia—Yesterday, something happened that has never happened in the history of American public health: ACIP voted 8-3 to un-recommend the universal birth dose of hepatitis B for babies born to mothers who test negative for the virus.
Written by Audrey Streb

As the holiday season approaches, one prevailing headache set to keep hammering Americans is exorbitant electricity costs
Written by Brenda Baletti PhD

In a leaked memo to staff, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s top vaccine regulator said the agency will make changes to how it approves all vaccines, after an internal analysis revealed that “at least” 10 children died from the COVID-19 vaccine
Written by Dr Damian Wilde

Last year, I was becoming more concerned about the rise of trans ideology and the indoctrination of children in schools across the UK and wrote about this important issue, linked here.
Written by Sayer Ji

Candida albicans has become one of the great under-recognized threats of modern medicine — while a natural part of our complex mycome, it can sometimes act like an opportunist that exploits weakened immunity, antibiotic exposure, disrupted microbiomes, and hospital environments – especially when dietary factors like excess nightshade vegetables and simple carbohydrates from industrial sources are consumed in large amjounts
Written by Patrice Rene Jean Poyet, Camille Veyres and Jean-Claude Maurin

I would like to draw your attention to a recent paper I published with Camille Veyres (lead author) and Jean-Claude Maurin, entitled “Revisiting the Carbon Cycle”, in Science of Climate Change, Vol. 5(3), pp. 135–185
Written by Kevin Killough

The world of climate advocacy has faced considerable setbacks since the reelection of President Donald Trump. [emphasis, links added]
Written by curioushumanproductions.substack.com

This is the second documentary in this series is titled “LEAKED July 2013 Proof the Red Cross Cured 154 Malaria Cases with MMS.” The footage was shot in 2012, and the final version was released in 2013.
Written by Brenda Baletti, Ph.D.

Advisers to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) this morning voted to end a decades-long recommendation that all infants born in the U.S. receive the hepatitis B vaccine (Hep B) within 12-24 hours of birth.
Written by Al Galves
The biggest problem with the conventional wisdom about mental illness is that it encourages people to ignore the meaning of the symptoms that are used to diagnose them.
Written by Dr Matthew Wielicki

In 2024, the journal Nature published a blockbuster paper from the Potsdam Institute titled The economic commitment of climate change. The headline claim was simple and scary.