Mark Chapman In these troubling times it can be hard to find a clear path through the maze of disinformation and covid-denial. Print the following out and keep it with you at all times. Refer to it when confronted with a Covidiot or any suggesting you try thinking for yourself. A ANTI-VAXXER (Sic) Criminal lunatic …
Mail on Sunday | Pushing back against a Government who accuses its people of 'misbehaving' by the simple action of living their normal lives.
UKC News | Co-hosts Mike Robinson and Patrick Henningsen bring you the end of week news round-up.
Stephen McMurray A brand new TV show has just been announced called Hancock’s Half-Hour. Over the course of 30 minutes the main character, Hapless Hancock, playing the part of the Health Secretary, will highlight all the government’s absurd policies and fake facts and figures surrounding the covid situation. Some of the highlights of the show …
Kit Knightly It’s been a big few days for the New Normal narrative and, through the deliberately cultivated haze of confusion, it’s not hard to see the world they want to build is taking shape. 1. Australia’s Curfew The state of Victoria, and the city of Melbourne, have declared a “state of disaster” and instituted …
Kit Knightly The UK’s Health Secretary, Matt Hancock, has announced an “urgent review” of procedure for recording Covid19 deaths. It turns out the British government may have been over-reporting deaths from Covid19. Who knew, right? This follows the “news” that Public Health England (PHE) have been recording Covid19 as the cause of death for anyone …
Today the public have been told via the mainstream press that UK Health Secretary Matt Hancock is now ‘looking into’ how data regarding coronavirus fatalities is being recorded. This, despite months of reporting by dissenting journalists who have been challenging the official government line raising this issue.
Why the government is wrong to say the NHS hasn’t been overwhelmed by Covid-19
by Ian Sinclair
Morning Star
30 June 2020
Appearing on the BBC Today Programme on 6 April the Health Secretary noted a “core goal” during the pandemic was “making sure the NHS isn’t overwhelmed.”
Face masks must be worn in the UK on public transport (to begin with) by order of the State. We will explore the reasons why people might comply or resist this diktat. What reasons are there to wear a face mask, do they make sense and what does our compliance or resistance say about us?
Vanessa Beeley To achieve world government, it is necessary to remove from the minds of men their individualism, loyalty to family tradition, national patriotism, and religious dogmas.” Dr George Brock Chisholm, who served as the first Director-General of the World Health Organisation (WHO) from 1948 to 1953 In Part One of Who controls the British …
