
Last month, everybody’s favourite intergovernmental agency, the World Health Organisation, published a “new toolkit empowering health professionals to tackle climate change”
Written by Ben Pile

Last month, everybody’s favourite intergovernmental agency, the World Health Organisation, published a “new toolkit empowering health professionals to tackle climate change”
Written by The Vigilant Fox

A recent study published in The New England Journal of Medicine has yielded groundbreaking results after a monoclonal antibody successfully eradicated rectal cancer in all enrolled patients, ushering them into complete remission without resorting to chemotherapy, radiation, or surgical interventions
Written by Senator Malcom Roberts

At the end of May, at the annual World Health Assembly, the World Health Organization votes on amendments to the International Health Regulations (IHR)
Written by Jesse Smith

The gauntlet has been cast by the media censorship complex.
Written by Kevin Killough

Before the Easter weekend, multiple media outlets reported that chocolate prices are soaring, and according to the coverage, the main culprit driving the inflating costs is ‘climate change’
Written by Cara Michelle Miller

Reports estimate that less than six percent of plastic in the United States is recycled, pointing to the impracticality of recycling on a large scale
Written by Tom Harris

Climate campaigners and their political and media allies often tell us that their frightening forecasts are backed up by the best available science
Written by Climate Discussion Nexus

The people who keep warning us that we are destroying the planet often forget how easy their flimflam is to spot
Written by John leake

It’s encouraging to see national figures like Senator Rand Paul and Joe Rogan becoming increasingly vocal in their criticism of the Bio-Pharmaceutical Complex that brought us SARS-CoV-2, concealed its true origin, and then foisted a fraudulent and dangerous vaccine on mankind.
Written by Larry Bell

Plug-in electric vehicles (EVs) are great so long as generous taxpayers can afford to buy them for us.
Written by Dr. Matthew Wielick

The end of the Cold War and the subsequent shift in global priorities, including the exaggerated concern over climate change, represent a convoluted entanglement of geopolitical, economic, and environmental factors.
Written by PETER A. MCCULLOUGH, MD, MPH
In my clinical practice and in the peer-reviewed literature, cardiovascular symptoms are common after COVID-19 vaccination and may include chest pain/pressure, palpitations, near syncope, syncope, shortness of breath, effort intolerance, headaches, among many reported.
Written by Richard Eldred

The British taxpayer has suffered losses of more than £10 billion due to fraud and error in Covid support schemes, according to the Government’s own figures.
Written by Chris Morrison

In Climate: The Movie, William Happer, the former physics professor at Princeton, describes the Central England Temperature Record as a “world treasure” since it provides continuous recordings from 1659 – over 350 years
Written by Fraser Myers

In France, farmers recently staged a four-day ‘siege of Paris’, blocking major roads around the French capital. In January, thousands of tractors descended on Berlin in Germany, lining the streets leading up to the Brandenburg Gate
Written by Drieu Godefridi

In a preparatory impact report, a copy of which has been obtained by the Financial Times before official release, the European Commission estimates that to achieve the target of reducing ‘greenhouse gas’ emissions by 90 percent by 2040 then 100 percent in 2050 — the main objective of the “European Green Deal” — Europe will need to invest €1.5 trillion a year from 2031 to 2050