In Dr. Richard Fleming’s book, ‘Are We the Next Endangered Species?’, he argues that humanity may be facing an existential threat due to the convergence of bioweapons and eugenics. Last month, he […]
There are various concerns regarding euthanasia, including the potential for abuse, coercion and misdiagnosis in determining patient eligibility. Instances where people were misdiagnosed with terminal illnesses, only to later discover that they […]
In the second part of ‘How doctors killed my mother’, Dr, Vernon Coleman describes the hospitalisation of his mother at Budleigh Hospital, and how he and his family faced significant challenges with […]
Renowned American physicist, member of the CO2 Coalition, and a life fellow of both the American Physical Society (“APS”) and the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (“IEEE”) Wallace Manheimer has expressed […]
There is growing concern about declining fertility rates across many Western nations. This trend has significant social, economic, and demographic implications. Here’s an overview of the situation: Many Western countries have fertility […]
A US start-up, ArkeaBio, has created a prototype vaccine that it claims cuts methane emissions by 13% in a first trial involving 10 cows. The vaccine targets methane-producing bacteria in a cow’s […]
Last month, Japanese researcher Dai Ato published a study that examined the relationship between atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO₂) levels and human emissions, with sea surface temperature as a key factor. The findings […]