Last Thursday we put the first poll up on our Telegram channel. As our readers seem to be happy to participate, select options and offer their views in the poll’s comment section, […]
Here’s what our readers thought (16 – 21 May)
Childhood vaccines and autism: Things have got out of control
Even though it has been widely recognised that there is a link between childhood vaccines and autism, public health agencies and health practitioners continue to push childhood vaccines and the number of […]
Occultism, child trafficking and Harry Houdini’s personal fight against both
Harry Houdini, noted for his sensational escape acts and possibly the most famous magician of all time, is also one of the least appreciated heroes of recent history. Not only did he […]
Nanorobots for treating cancer have moved from theory to practise
Cancer DNA robots, also known as DNA nanorobots, are tiny machines made of DNA that can be programmed to target and destroy cancer cells. These robots are constructed using a method called […]
A Population Control Plan?
“I have long given up thinking that the global response to the coronavirus is a series of cock-ups (though there have, along the way, been many incidental cock-ups). The evidence makes it […]
Pfizer whistle-blower says about a third of Pfizer’s covid injections contained graphene oxide, but the debate continues
Last week, Pfizer whistle-blower Melissa McAtee said that Pfizer’s internal database had evidence from a laboratory in Spain that up to a third of covid injection vials contained graphene oxide. Melissa McAtee […]
Evidence continues to accumulate showing vitamin D helps combat cancer
Low vitamin D levels are linked to an increased risk of cancers, while vitamin D can attach to the vitamin D receptor (VDR) in your cells, setting off a series of signals […]