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This blog was first published as part of the Scottish Education Union Newsletter 33 Republished with permission. The Scottish Education Union is a coalition of parents, grandparents and local communities who want to improve standards of education in Scotland and challenge indoctrination in schools. To this end, we are launching a fundraising campaign, aiming to raise £100,000 to employ three members of staff to support our work. If you would like to support SUE, please This link,sign up Substack Blog Please use SUE's bank account details to make your donation. A little while ago, I NO2NPcampaigning against the Designated Persons…

Michael Esfeld Professor of Philosophy of Science at the University of Lausanne Leopoldina Academy of Natural Sciences (German National Academy of Sciences), Swiss Institute of Freedom. He recently Brownstone Institute In the United States: Fiat Money and the Corona Regime: Postmodernism in Reality and The republican illusion. In this interview, he discusses with Alex Thomson how the phrase “rule of law” has been distorted to mean its opposite, in fact referring to the rule of natural law taking precedence over tyrannical legislation, and how in the 19th century, especially in Britain and France, liberalism gave way to utilitarianism and a…

Mike Robinson speaks to Vanessa Beeley, Eva Bartlett and Fiorella Isabelle about what it's like reporting from the frontline in a conflict zone, their experiences interacting with journalists from traditional media, and what it's like living and working in Russia for RT. Vanessa Beeley is an independent journalist, peace activist, photographer and a regular contributor to the UK column. On Twitter,Such Her Substack. Eva Bartlett is an independent journalist with extensive experience in Syria and the Gaza Strip, where she lived for three years from late 2008 to early 2013. She has also reported from Donbas and Venezuela. On Twitter,Such…

Léon Krier returns to our UK column for the third installment of our discussion on architecture and urbanism. In this interview we look at the future of urban development, starting with NeomA mirror-like “line” city floating in the Saudi Arabian desert. of Guardian Report in July 2022 that: The marketing materials are striking: two mirrored skyscrapers stretching more than 100 miles across desert and mountain range, and future home to nine million people. Is this the ultimate in high-density living, or an epic sci-fi fantasy? In short, economists, architects and analysts aren't sure: Saudi Arabia's plans to create an urban…

The latest available data shows that the government's Vaccine Damage Compensation Scheme (VDPS) has paid compensation to only 1.2% of claimants. Around 2,000 claims are still being processed in the NHS administration system, with many claimants waiting for more than 18 months in some cases. In addition, more than 400 claims have been made on behalf of people who have died since 23 November 2021, when NHS Business Services took over the scheme. Of these 411 claims, only 27 have been successful. The statistics were revealed in response to a question from MP Christopher Chope, who is seeking to rectify…

Reflecting the gap between reports and reality Contrary to the authorities' claims, the evidence presented here shows that no serious pandemic occurred in the Western Isles during the three year period claimed. In this region, as elsewhere, deaths due to the “virus”, “cases”/”infections” confirmed by unreliable PCR test results, and overall mortality were all Increased after introduction of experimental coronavirus vaccineThe idea that mitigation of infection, including mass “vaccination” campaigns, has saved lives is merely speculation. Epidemiologist Dr Ashley Croft said: COVID-19 enquiries in Scotland To write his report, he looked at the peer-reviewed evidence and made the following statement:…

It's not easy for ordinary people to have their voices heard. Mike, who is from Slough, took the opportunity to call UK Column to share his concerns about the impact that Mayor of Greater London Sadiq Khan's ULEZ policies will have on the community in neighbouring Slough, Berkshire. Mike tackles the case from the expensive and deliberately restrictive impact on local car owners to Khan's duplicity in ordering ULEZ CCTV cameras and equipment without consulting local people. Mike highlights the power of Khan's C40 charity and company (which connects cities around the world) and their ability to impose policy in…

In the UK and many “developed” countries in the Western world, pharmaceutical companies are not allowed to stoop to proposing health regimes through medicines. It is a system that generates huge profits for pharmaceutical companies, with little to no accountability when patients suffer from unwanted side effects. Only these “regulated” companies can claim cures, and their claims are rigorously backed up by strict public agencies such as the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA). In the UK, both the NHS and the MHRA say that if you have a health problem or concern you should consult your GP. So…

This comment was first published in Common Knowledge Edinburgh and is republished with permission. David Scott raised the same issue in his UK Column News. August 21, 2023. Common Knowledge approached Comedy Unleashed about hosting an event during the Edinburgh Festival in May, and after some back and forth it was decided that August 17th was the right date and the venue was booked.But their original venue didn't have theater-style seating, which they felt would affect the flow of the comedy — tables would encourage audience members to chat and get in the way of the comedians — and a…

Returning to the question of creating or reinforcing divisions in society, the police certainly have a bad record in this area, but what's worse is that they are often seen as choosing sides.For the most part peaceful”BLM protests (at least 27 police officers injured) Anti-lockdown protests The police cracked down and reported. Unfortunately for the police, the loss of impartiality has not translated into more supporters, and they seem to have lost face on all fronts. In microcosm, several incidents that were widely circulated on social media this summer seem to encapsulate the underlying belief that policing is purposeful. At…