In his treatise Politics and the English Language1, Orwell argued that even in 1946 the English language was ‘in a bad way’. He further asserts that the ongoing decline of language has undeniable political and economic causes

I was recently engaged to develop documentation that could be used in support of unjust termination prosecution of US employers who had required COVID-19 vaccination of their employee(s) under threat of termination for non-compliance

Researchers mapped out “cake-like” fossil layers belonging to a group of ancient marine creatures from the supercontinent Gondwana that mysteriously died off 390 million years ago

They lied. They know they lied. And now they know that we know they lied

With signs of growing inventory and slowing sales, auto industry executives admitted this week that their ambitious electric vehicle plans are in jeopardy, at least in the near term

A bit of knowledge about “public health” can be a dangerous thing when financially conflicted partisans control the executive branch

A call to action by Pascal Najadi, son of WEF co-founder, and Dr Astrid Stuckelberger, WHO whistleblower

The family of a former nurse in Ohio is blaming the nation’s healthcare system for her decision to take her own life

I have been struck by the wide range of neurological syndromes I see in the office in patients who took one or more of the ill-advised Covid vaccines

The following poem was inspired by a conversation with Mike Yeadon

Book Review

Title: Metabolism Makeover: Ditch the Diet, Train Your Brain, Drop the Weight for Good by Megan Hansen, RDN

Genre: Non-Fiction, Medical, Science

Rating: 4.25 Stars

The introduction of Metabolism Makeover simply sets out the goals of the book which aren’t to provide set meals and exercise plans like most self-help books but rather to help understanding of how our bodies work regarding food and the processing of food. If we understand this better than we can better met our body’s needs while also maintaining the ideal weight loss.

In this video, Destiny professor interviews Peter Arcidiacono on the results of affirmative action and why it was eventually struck down.

Since grade school, we’ve been taught that gravity is what keeps our feet firmly planted on the ground, but what if that’s all been a lie?

As ice patches and glaciers melt in Norway’s mountains, hastened by climate change, ancient artefacts that were once lost on the snow and ice are now emerging, having been frozen for millennia.

We have shut ourselves in machinery that gives abundance but has left us in want. We think too much and feel too little, more than machinery we need you humanity to tell us the air isn’t fit to breathe and the food not fit to eat.