From 48:00 onwards: two young vicars interview Dr Paula Boddington, Associate Professor of Healthcare at the University of West London, on medical ethics, particularly with reference to the recent comments made by the Archbishop of Canterbury.

- Divisions in society and the unethical weaponisation of rhetoric.
- A holistic definition of health and the reductive definition that has replaced it.
- The ethics of lockdowns and associated harms such as death from loneliness.
- The importance of honest dialogue and of treating people respectfully as individuals.
- The centrality to medical ethics of informed consent.
- The comments of the Archbishop of Canterbury encouraging universal vaccination and how the notion of "loving your neighbour" functions in this context.
- The complexity of decision making in the context of medical and health concerns.
- Dr Steve James and the NHS vaccine mandates.
- Coercive techniques and a return to paternalistic approaches to medicine.
- Concerns about the unethical practices of the pharmaceutical industry.
- The role of trust in conversations about public health.

https://irreverend.buzzsprout.com/1303861/9880248-a-pottage-of-nonsense-with-dr-paula-boddington

Read through this, imagining that it’s a British Prime Minister fleeing to Qatar.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-59972545

“And now, beloved, join Reverend Doctor Palmer in hymn number 153:

Among the world’s faith-articles
Is this, ‘Thou shalt get pricked’;
The lipid nanoparticles
Have all their bodies gripped.
These cationic packages
Irradiate the cell;
My soul, join not the hostages,
And keep thy body well.”

https://www.bitchute.com/video/djgGWArf7szA/

Principle 13 of 286: The minimum age for representing people in national legislatures is 25. Otherwise, you get Mhairi Black and Nadia Whittome.

There has been a spate of messages left on the front doors of the worst ministers of the last Dutch cabinet, since it was replaced by the King at the start of this week. This is the message left at the home of Ferd Grapperhaus, the outgoing Justice and Security Minister, among whose many scandals was his August 2020 pronouncement that there was not going to be any investigation of ritual abuse in the Netherlands.

A subscriber has asked for "less God-bothering, more Baroque, please." I'm happy to give you all more links to my favourite music on Spotify, but I'm sorry to tell this valued subscriber that the Baroque composers God-bothered in a big way.

It's been a while since I've followed David Hawkins. He was trained as an engineer at Queens' College, Cambridge, and has spent most of his career in British Columbia, although he's done a veritable tour of the Five Eyes nations in his working life. He had a regular duo with UK Column's old friend Field McConnell (9/11 truther pilot and pederast-hunter) as Abel Danger and latterly resumed the double-act, this time with Jason Goodman, an outstanding New York free media host with a Hollywood background who does proper investigations on his Crowdsource the Truth channel and who isn't afraid to condemn his fellow Jews for demanding that he stop asking awkward questions.

David Hawkins' key insight, which he always substantiates with detail in his appearances, is that the Crown Jewels (intentional pun) of British deep-state control of North America is the intellectual property scam whereby the best inventions are stolen or suppressed, and that this has all been allowed by the (mostly Clinton-era but stretching back to the inter-war period) giveaway of America's sensitive technological choke points to City of London companies.

David is not the only serious commentator to have noted that the BBC's Gill statue, a patent celebration of pederasty, contains the Latin phrase Obsculta fili in an open book held by the "angel" whom the sculpted boy is servicing. It means "Painstakingly obey, son" and is the opening phrase of the Benedictine Rule.

When things got a little hot for him in London, Gill betook himself to Mid Wales and continued his evil jollies with children, animals and what not. His clique gravitated towards the monastic community of Caldey Island off Tenby (near Swansea), where it has since come out that a number of the monks abused the children and (often single) mothers who were invited to stay there. I have spoken at length to one of these mothers, who managed to avoid her son and herself being abused in recent years. She very cogently and repeatedly stressed to me that the Caldey Island abuse ring was still in operation until the island shut itself off from the outside world in a panic under colour of Covid measures, and that the great and bad of Wales (the "Taffia") continued to visit inexplicably often. Drone overflights of the island are prohibited and boat landings require permission. The island contains about a hundred mostly wooded acres.

https://odysee.com/@Crowdsourcethetruth:d/hawkinsbbcstatue:a

Oliver Cromwell’s Speech to the House of Commons

It is high time for me to put an end to your sitting in this place, which you have dishonored by your contempt of all virtue, and defiled by your practice of every vice; ye are a factious crew, and enemies to all good government; ye are a pack of mercenary wretches, and would like Esau sell your country for a mess of pottage, and like Judas betray your God for a few pieces of money.

Is there a single virtue now remaining amongst you? Is there one vice you do not possess? Ye have no more religion than my horse; gold is your God; which of you have not barter’d your conscience for bribes? Is there a man amongst you that has the least care for the good of the Commonwealth?

Ye sordid prostitutes have you not defil’d this sacred place, and turn’d the Lord’s temple into a den of thieves, by your immoral principles and wicked practices? Ye are grown intolerably odious to the whole nation; you were deputed here by the people to get grievances redress’d, are yourselves become the grievance! So! Take away that shining bauble there, and lock up the doors.

In the name of God, go!

Oliver Cromwell, April 20, 1653

Well-known from The Sky at Night. Did you know that Sir Patrick Moore, under a pseudonym ("R.T. Fishall"), wrote a whole book forty years ago on how to frustrate petty bureaucrats and slow down the EEC and the cultural Marxists?

https://open.spotify.com/track/2tXm7pvWnfaQ5nVFMCiMWU

My first Bible study, on "Obedience to government", is about to start. Questions are by text chat. Please post your questions as a response to this post, and I'll be watching them come in on Telegram as I have the Bible open in front of me. Q&A will occupy the last quarter-hour, from 19:45 GMT. Everyone will be muted throughout except me.

Recommended authors on Romans 13 and the limits of Christian obedience to government, as mentioned in the Bible study just now:

J.L. Fuller, Romans 13 and Covid 19 (which has a footnote referencing UK Column)
Gordon Runyan (several relevant books, including one with Romans 13 in the title)
Matthew Trewhella, The Doctrine of the Lesser Magistrate

All the above are available as affordable e-books.

Additionally, in response to a query posted just now by someone keen to have a good treatment of early Biblical law, the best author all round is R.L. Rushdoony, whose books are costlier and not always readily available as e-books (but more of them are becoming available that way).

A couple of people have asked about recordings of my Bible studies. It hadn’t even occurred to me that anyone would value that. I leave it to the audience to record future livestreams and disseminate them. Gratified that there should be that interest.