When the MHRA’s Dame June Raine said her organisation was shifting from being a watchdog to being an enabler, she meant it. Dr. June Raine was appointed chief executive of the UK […]
Why did the MHRA approve the controversial drug molnupiravir?
The human gut and intelligence are intricately linked
The so-called gut-brain axis connects your gut and brain, allowing a two-way conversation. Part of this connection is formed by the vagus nerve, which runs between the brain and the gut. It […]
Michael Yon: The Invasion of Ireland
A month ago, Micheal Yon posted a video on Twitter to explain what is happening in Ireland with the wave of immigration which he says is actually an invasion. Ireland has a […]
Prof. William Happer: “More CO2 is good for the world”
Professor Emeritus of Physics at Princeton University William Happer discussed common misconceptions in climate science, especially the negative reputation given to CO2, on Sky News Australia last year. “More CO2 is good […]
After decades of gaslighting the public, a new study admits that vaccine safety studies are not conducted before or after use on the public
For decades, parents of vaccine-injured children, vaccine-injured adults and others contested the claims that vaccines are the world’s most thoroughly safety-tested products in the world only to be shunned and attacked by […]
Dr. Kevin Stillwagon: The human immune system is a marvel of biological engineering
At the heart of our bodies’ defence system is the ability to recognise any foreign proteins that could ever exist, even ones that evil scientists haven’t thought of yet. The recognition of […]
Flashback: How the Blair government eroded civil liberties
The following article ‘Blair laid bare: the article that may get you arrested’ by Henry Porter, published in The Independent on June 28, 2006, is a scathing critique of Tony Blair’s government […]