
Modern society depends on continuous, reliable electricity not only for lighting and appliances but also for transportation, industrial production, communication, and the maintenance of public health systems. [emphasis, links added]
Written by Ronald Stein P.E. and Yoshihiro Muronaka

Modern society depends on continuous, reliable electricity not only for lighting and appliances but also for transportation, industrial production, communication, and the maintenance of public health systems. [emphasis, links added]
Written by Suzanne Burdick, Ph.D.

People could someday get a flu vaccine by flossing their teeth, according to a study published last week in Nature Biomedical Engineering. The authors of the study said their findings “establish floss-based vaccination as a simple, needle-free strategy that enhances vaccine delivery and immune activation.”
Written by HART’s Substack

The fallout from the Covid-19 related mRNA injections rolls on. People the world over have experienced life changing deterioration in their health.
Written by World Council for Health and Christof Plothe D.O.

Imagine a world without cooked food. No roasted vegetables, no baked bread, no steaming bowls of soup
Written by Will Jones
![]()
Potential safety issues with solar panels were known to a council for more than a year before a fire broke out at a primary school this month, following a similar fire at a community centre in June 2024
Written by Drew Turney

Irrational tendencies — including the hot hand, base-rate neglect and sunk cost fallacy — commonly show up in AI systems, calling into question how useful they actually are
Written by Steve Goreham

The road to adoption of Zero Emissions Vehicles in America is growing steeper
Written by Chris Morrison

British Government Minister Michael Shanks, Under Secretary at Mad Miliband’s ‘Net Zero’ Energy Department, recently claimed that abandoning ‘net zero’ is an anti-growth ideology that will cost nearly a million jobs
Written by Natasha Gilbert

In the U.S., around half of the food that people eat every day is ultraprocessed — industrially manufactured products, like chips or candy, that are made by breaking down whole foods, modifying and combining them with additives to make them more attractive in the way they look, smell and taste.
Written by Independent Medical Alliance

Over the past week, a troubling portrait of American healthcare came into sharper focus. From new calls to mandate vaccine passports for schoolchildren, to shocking revelations of organ harvesting on living patients, to legal shields protecting mRNA vaccine makers, and profiteering middlemen inflating drug prices—one thing is clear: the system is not serving the people it’s meant to protect.
Written by Hart's Substack

An advance in medical care or an ethical minefield? Dr Ros Jones:
This news item from the Telegraph highlights part of the new NHS 10-year plan. The claim is that “Advances will allow people to avoid fatal diseases and receive personalised health care”
Written by John Leake

In a stunning expression of the Globalist-Fascist takeover of the Netherlands, their Police have arrested Arno van Kessel (pictured) , the lead attorney suing Bill Gates, Albert Bourla, Mark Rutte et al. for Covid ‘vaccine’ injuries
Written by H. Sterling Burnett

A recent story posted by Reuters blames the recent surge in wildfire numbers and severity erupting across Mediterranean Europe on ‘climate change’. Data and history debunk such claims
Written by Dr. Matthew Wielicki

There is perhaps no more profound transformation in human history than what occurred in the past two centuries. After millennia of short, brutal lives—punctuated by famine, plague, and weather—something shifted
Written by Steve Goreham

A boom in artificial intelligence (AI) investments now drives the United States electricity market
Written by Linnea Lueken

A flurry of mainstream media reports, from Bloomberg, The Guardian, Financial Times, and CNN, among other outlets, claim that ‘climate change’ is causing rising food prices “worldwide,” based on a single new study. This is false