The fabricated effects of climate change are being tied to so-called human rights in law cases across the world. Legal precedents are being set. They may pretend it is to “save the […]
Courts are increasingly linking “climate change” with human rights
Peter Gøtzsche: Scientists must stand up to governments who act against the evidence
Cochrane Collaboration co-founder Peter Gøtzsche has written an article that reads as an open letter to scientists the world over. “Looking back, it seems appropriate to abbreviate the covid-19 pandemic as the […]
Bill Gates and the UN impose their digital IDs on Sierra Leoneans
The West African nation of Sierra Leone is at full throttle with its digital transformation efforts, and its MOSIP-based foundational identity system is the nucleus of this project. The Modular Open Source […]
WHO Official Admits Vaccine Passports May Have Been a Scam.
Testifying in a lawsuit, WHO’s leading vaccine expert said she advised against COVID vaccine passports as the vaccines did not stop transmission and gave a false sense of security. The World Health […]
Say GOODBYE to the Dollar as IMF Prepares for Financial Revolution.
The Bretton-Woods Agreement of 1944 established the framework for the rise of the U.S. dollar and its status as the global reserve currency which has its obvious benefits for the US, but […]
Ugandan MP requests her government postpone the World Health Assembly vote on the IHR amendments
During a parliamentary session earlier this month, Lucy Akello asked that the Attorney-General of Uganda postpone the upcoming vote at the World Health Assembly to adopt the amendments to the International Health […]
Climate anxiety manufactured by activists and politicians is damaging an entire generation
EU risk and science communications specialist David Zaruk discusses the generation we have lost to manufactured climate anxiety. Referring to a recent essay by environmental researcher Ted Nordhaus, Zaruk said that the […]
A turf war threatens to break out after the EU takes the Irish government to court
The commercial peat extraction industry has been wound up in Ireland but domestic use divides rural traditionalists and followers of the European Commission’s climate change agenda. In mid-March, the European Commission referred […]
Greece’s tumbling birth rates will be difficult if not impossible to reverse
As much of Europe struggles with tumbling birth rates that experts say threaten long-term economic well-being, Greece is a stark example of how hard it will be to reverse the trend. In […]