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Whilst the US administration has flatly rejected the amendments to the IHRs, in the UK they have passed without whimper in press or Parliament. Kennedy is correct that the amendments to the IHRs don't - yet - usher in an era of unfettered medical totalitarianism. But the

"You look at it all and just think, why bother? Why not work for the public sector as some irrelevant bureaucrat obstructing everyone else? Get 60k, 35 days holiday and you can literally never be sacked. What’s the point? Why take the risk? Just do that instead."

As good a summary of the Afghan data scandal as I’ve read, with a useful overview of articles. We appear to have moved beyond the point of having an executive which recognises it derives its authority from Parliament. That the truth was withheld from Parliament’s Intelligence

I applaud Secretary Kennedy and Secretary Marco Rubio for formally rejecting the dangerous IHR amendments. The Biden Administration tried to surrender our sovereignty to the WHO. America should not allow unelected global bureaucrats to dictate our health policy. This is a huge win for medical

"First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win." We are at the third stage. And “they” are the global elite who control the uniparty with impunity.

This poignant and enlightened speech has gone viral for a reason. How fitting to stumble over it first via the post below from William Clouston SDP. Though ostensibly perching near polar ends of the stale ‘right versus left’ political spectrum, Danny Kruger and Clouston - two of

An encouraging sign: I'm hearing more and more about Gen Z "rebels" who refuse to get sucked into the social media lifestyle. They choose to do hard things and analog things. washingtonpost.com/opinions/2025/…

Does the right to not own a smartphone need to be codified into constitutional law? From the vantage point of 2025 this may feel like a distant threat, but if mandatory digital ID is introduced then by hardwiring in the infrastructure of a digital surveillance State with the

Molly Kingsley Hi Molly, it is to address just these kinds of issues that we are working on our Digital Bill of Rights - including Article 1: Your Right to Choose Digital or Offline Options: togetherdeclaration.org/draft-digital-…

Labour need to come clean. They’ve broken their manifesto pledge to recruit 6,500 more teachers. The Government’s own figures show there are now 400 fewer than last year.

“The costs of migrant accommodation has wiped out the savings the Government will gain from cuts to winter fuel payments, official figures have shown...”

Whilst the American Senate invites debate about regulatory capture by Big Pharma and the moral hazard spawned by bestowing blanket immunity on vaccine manufacturers, in the UK such thoughts will still see you struck out of respectable circles as a heretic.

🚨 BREAKING: The US Olympic & Paralympic Committee will now ban transgenders from competing against women, CAVING to the Trump administration. Wow. What a victory for women's sports.

If you could see the endless streams of tragic emails I get, you would not be sanguine about vaccine injury. It would be a national priority to figure out how this happened. Instead, it comes to be brushed off as a whatever.

"Buckle up, tell the woke police to sod off, and let’s rip into this global circus of pompous ‘elites’ who think they can nanny us into submission. My book, Cancel THIS is your guide to living freely in a world gone mad. It’s about laughing in the face of censorship, ignoring

Britain needs brutal, brutal cuts - right across the board. It is the ONLY way to avoid absolute economic catastrophe. We are BROKE. It won’t win many votes, but it’s the grim truth. Afuera on olympic-busting steroids.