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What prompted this Cambridge-educated, professionally qualified lawyer to leave “life on the rails” and start exploring? life• Why did he conclude that schools are not places for children to live? • Why did the Glastonbury Symposium in July 2019 spark a national tour to inform and warn people about events happening in the UK and the world? meet David Adelman, People's LawyerHe appears in the UK column today to talk about his life so far and what makes him who he is today. His main message is that people are much more powerful than they realise – especially if they…
I am on a journey of unlearning, learning, and forming educated opinions rather than simply repeating what I have heard.—Jenna Pratt RGN RMN The UK column welcomes back Jenna Pratt, a nurse whose practice matches her words. Has nursing become too complicated? Over the past 50 years, the nursing profession has changed so much that it's almost unrecognizable. In this candid and honest interview, Debi Evans, Class of 1976, a retired state licensed nurse, and Jenna, who qualified in 2006, take nursing back to basics to explore where we may have lost our way, perhaps without realizing it, over the…
When you affectionately wave goodbye to your child as they run through the school gates or board the bus, do you know what they are being taught in school? Most parents don't see or speak to their children during the six or seven hours a day they are at school. Do you know what your child is being taught? Do you know who is teaching them? Do you want to know? Do you have a right to know? Many of our adult readers will remember the days when we would giggle or blush a little in embarrassment when our teachers…
Alasdair MacLeod David Scott discusses all things money, banking and credit, and when we say “all,” we really mean everything. Here's a quick summary of the subject: The banking crisis and the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank Implications for bond markets and bank stability The impact of zero interest rates The sad demise of Airdrie Savings Bank Forgetting the lessons of the 2008 financial crisis What happened to Credit Suisse and what it means for trust in Swiss banks Problems and Perverse Incentives Arising from Banking Regulation Why Central Bank Credit Creation is Destroying Currencies John Law and the Mississippi…
The interview (filmed before the recent banking crisis) begins with footage of Peter Schiff from 15 years ago. Henry Hazlitt Memorial Lecturethe subject is the U.S. national debt. Despite what could be a boring subject, Schiff gets the audience in fits of laughter. The comedy comes from a truth being revealed. The truth in this case is that the U.S. needs to forgive its debt by defaulting or printing money, inflating its currency and devaluing its debt burden. There is no way the debt will ever be paid off. And today, nothing has changed except the headline figure that the…
Jonathan Tilt has an interesting background. An acupuncturist and accountant, he first ran as a parliamentary candidate and then Freedom to Vote Project. As a new approach, the VFP aims to remove a key flaw in the existing party political system, where parties are controlled not by votes from the electorate but through a power hierarchy of donors, lobbyists and the party whip system. The VFP encourages freedom fighters to run in elections as independent candidates who agree with the following eight fundamental principles: 1. Freedom of movement within a country with secure borders 2. Full bodily autonomy for all:…
In 2013, when the Bilderberg Group came to the UK, Kenneth Clarke MP not only attended as a Minister without Portfolio, but was also a member of the Bilderberg Group's steering committee at the time. One MP, Michael Meacher, questioned him about his connections to Bilderberg. In the House of Representatives. Two years ago, Rory Stewart MP also attended the Bilderberg conference and was criticised by his constituents for his attendance. While Clarke at least appeared on the House floor to explain his actions, Stewart refused to discuss his actions in any way, instead asserting his right to a “private…
Dr. Sarah D. Good is a scholar of rare courage. Her specialty is pediatric occupational therapy. She moved into academia to pursue doctoral research with alcoholic and drug-dependent mothers, a research that allowed her to venture into a hidden and highly stigmatized area of identity. That's when she started researching pedophiles, and she realized the common narrative that pedophiles are monsters was wrong. Instead, Goode was facing a real situation: they're human beings, doing horrible things. thing For the children. Existing pedophile research is based on the Belgian Karine HutzeboutThe study looked at convicted men who were incarcerated and receiving…
Spread the word Western military doctrine argues that because depleted uranium is heavy, radioactive dust produced by its use would fall to the ground within a radius of just 10 meters (30 feet) of the impact point. Civilian researchers have suggested another possibility: the heat and combustion generated by the impact of a depleted uranium munition could cause it to become airborne and travel long distances, Injury and Murder People far away from the battlefield. The UK Parliamentary Office for Science and Technology states: Explaining the double risk Effects of depleted uranium: DU affects human health in two main ways:…
Stuart Weighton provides a broad overview of the history of modern, technologically advanced society, its progress, contradictions and problems, highlighting the benefits that have accrued to society from the emancipatory power of education. He concludes that every child should have access to the best that has ever been conceived and known. Weighton highlights the decline of modern education in Scotland and its negative and narrow view of the past, which teaches a one-sided and dark view of history, resulting in morality replacing knowledge and limiting rather than encouraging critical thinking. Scottish education is now a “commitment to social justice” Diversity,…