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Should we trust banks or the banking industry? People say we trust banks and the banking industry, but the facts and long track record show that we should not trust banks or the banking industry. Trevor Kitchen is one of those people who learned the hard way that banks and the banking industry cannot be trusted after he began tracking the extraordinary rise of the Swiss franc. Trevor's knowledge and hard work made him a key whistleblower exposing the 2013 Forex Scandal. Wikipedia entry To summarise the details of the scandal very briefly, this massive fraud was perpetrated by senior…

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For self-explanatory reasons, we publish the following anonymously. A year ago, I wrote an article in my UK column accusing traditional media newspaper owners of criminal negligence for allowing coronavirus-related misinformation and fear-based propaganda to appear in their headlines. Since then, the level of hatred towards journalists working in the industry, which I have been a part of for a quarter century, has only increased. Anonymous whistleblower's second article about working at a UK newspaper during the Covid crisis deflects hatred towards journalists Top of the newspaper industry People who serve big pharma over the truth. Censorship? Censorship of what?…

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On Wednesday 22 June 2022, the UK declared a national incident following an outbreak of vaccine-induced poliovirus infections. Found in sewage samples It is located in the north and east of London. Wild polio currently exists in only two countries, Pakistan and Afghanistan, and was declared eradicated in the UK in 2003. Reported positive sewage tests have been found since February 2022, which would suggest that scientists are considering the “ongoing” hypothesis. Dissemination to all parts of the country. But is polio the only rare virus detected in the UK in the past six months, and was it completely unexpected?…

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This discussion was recorded in early 2021. Join ex-NHS nurse Debi Evans and UK Column's Brian Gerrish in a social setting to discuss the UK government, NHS, MHRA and established media's refusal to tell the truth. Vaccine side effects. Our conversation is based on the government's own data, but it is this material and statistics that break through the web of lies surrounding the coronavirus vaccination program and the serious risks of vaccine side effects. The problem with recording is my voice, not the audio editing. This is the most important so leave it alone. There's no smoke without fire…

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A podcast by the author about this article is embedded at the bottom of the page. In the wake of the 75th World Health Assembly to be held from 22 to 28 May 2022, the Geneva-based United Nations agency, the World Health Organization (WHO), is calling on member states to further cooperate with the organization. The government plans to significantly increase its budget, but is also seeking additional funding. authority. This plan is international health regulations (IHR)—The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) submitted amendments earlier this year. According to officials Record of WHO press conference on June…

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When is an emergency not an emergency? What teeth Is it an emergency? '999—Fire, police, ambulance? How can we help? ” This familiar phrase, often heard when dialing the UK emergency services number, was once a reassurance to make the call, but also a warning to identify the service you need and to avoid taking a moment to He made sure nothing went to waste. But in 2022, things will change and we will be entering a brave new world of health. Britain's emergency services are in a desperate situation. In some areas, there is a risk that ambulances responding…

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This review was first introduced by Katy-jo Murfin at the end of the UK Column news broadcast on May 9th. The tour in which this performance took place ended in May. The older children in our Sussex Home Education Group HopeI have been studying Animal Farm The children learned the book in Ms Sadie's English Literature class and then over the Easter holidays she had the children rehearse and perform a 10-minute adaptation of the book in a three-day drama workshop. So on the 5th of May we travelled to Canterbury to see the latest touring production of George Orwell's…

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The UK Column has covered various aspects of the Covid-19 virus, taking a closer look at the significant adverse effects of Covid-19 vaccines, including clotting, and changes in immunological mechanisms following vaccination. These mechanisms are likely to explain the poor performance of Covid-19 vaccine campaigns, highlighted by the increased relative risk of infection in vaccinated people compared to unvaccinated people. was used for. This article discusses the atypical spread of monkeypox virus that is occurring around the world. To be clear, monkeypox has never caused large clusters of infections in different countries at the same time. This is very unusual.…

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A podcast with the author about this article has been embedded at the bottom of the page. Imagine a municipality where much of the city center consists only of sidewalks and bike paths, and private car ownership is banned. Buses, perhaps all-electric, provide transportation to destinations outside the city center. Zoning is mixed, with work and residential needs concentrated mostly or entirely in the center. Shops, retail, and other amenities would all be within 15 minutes of one's front door. In some urban design fields, this concept is called the “15-minute city.” Urban planner Dan Lusher wrote on his website:…

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If you believe the mainstream media, and unfortunately most people do, the most pressing problem is The so-called party gate The problem is that the government “broke the rules,” and while this breaking of the rules is infuriating, it's neither unexpected nor unusual. Throughout history, politicians have been found to have broken the rules they set for themselves. The laws they enactOn countless occasions. These small groups always contain a disproportionate number of people who think they are above the law. This behavior is entirely normal for politicians. Many of those present at the rally, including British Prime Minister Boris…

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