'Lies, damned lies and statistics'.

Never mind who said it first, it fits this, which is from the coronavirus section of the Government website.

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https://coronavirus.data.gov.uk/details/vaccinations

On 20th October, there is to be an adjournment debate on 'Trends in excess deaths'.

You may have been in touch with your MP already, in order to request that they fulfil their role in representing you by attending this debate. If not, here is the link:

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https://whatson.parliament.uk/event/cal45670

For added weight to the above correspondence:

The 'Excess Mortality in England by Age Group' for the 0-24 category (click on the first document shown to access this). Note the absence of a spike on the left of the graph, in early 2020, but the consistent excess death from mid-2021.

An EEPRU study from 2018, which estimated that of the 237 million medication errors which occur in the UK each year, 66 million are ‘clinically significant’.

A reminder of the way in which the war machine works. As Julian Assange said, the goal 'is to have an endless war, not a successful one'.

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https://hansard.parliament.uk/Commons/1935-06-25/debates/e572af9a-b308-4719-a436-e20f7db84995/Armaments(ExportLicences)

Press release
£4 Billion UK contracts progresses AUKUS submarine design

'The contracts totalling £4 billion will progress the programme through the design, prototyping and purchase of main long lead components for the first UK submarines, allowing construction to commence in the coming years and ensure the stability and resilience of our domestic supply chain.'

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/4-billion-uk-contracts-progresses-aukus-submarine-design

It's not clear where this leaves Wee Zee and his green jogging suit.

Light Bulb Moment

Not new news, of course, but supply of incandescent light bulbs is drying up (as well as halogen and fluorescent) and manufacture of anything but LED lights is prohibited.

In 2018, even the European Commission had to concede that LED bulbs had only become 'safer', rather than safe. Nonetheless, as with all things harmful, the juggernaut has rolled on.

What is the workaround?

How do you light the spaces you use?

In case you are unaware of the very likely harmful effects of LED lighting, here is a piece from the Guardian.

European Commission sales pitch.

And, if you want the 'brighter and greener' nonsense from Whitehall, here it is:

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https://www.gov.uk/government/news/end-of-halogen-light-bulbs-spells-brighter-and-cleaner-future

Suella Braverman has been sent in to bat for Israel, wearing a tungsten carbide helmet, kevlar pads and a steel box.

Letter to Chief Constables in England and Wales following the Israel-Hamas conflict
Published 10 October 2023

'I would encourage police to consider whether chants such as “From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free” should be understood as an expression of a violent desire to see Israel erased from the world, and whether its use in certain contexts may amount to a racially aggravated section 5 public order offence.

I would encourage police to give similar consideration to the presence of symbols such as swastikas at anti-Israel demonstrations. Context is crucial. Behaviours that are legitimate in some circumstances, for example the waving of a Palestinian flag, may not be legitimate such as when intended to glorify acts of terrorism. Nor is it acceptable to drive through Jewish neighbourhoods, or single out Jewish members of the public, to aggressively chant or wave pro-Palestinian symbols at. Where harassment is identified, I would encourage the police to take swift and appropriate enforcement action.'

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https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/police-chiefs-asked-to-protect-communities-from-provocations/letter-to-chief-constables-in-england-and-wales-following-the-israel-hamas-conflict-accessible

Incidentally, with regard to Braverman's reference to 'proscribed organisations', the Wagner Group was added to this list last month, via an Amendment Order to the Terrorism Act 2000.

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https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2023/1003/note/made

My latest piece for UK Column, on the many contradictions in the positions held by medical and religious organisations on the subject of genital mutilation.

As always, feedback and further information very welcome.

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https://www.ukcolumn.org/article/avoiding-the-truth-religion-medicine-and-genital-mutilation

The original Balfour Declaration of 1917, written by the then Foreign Secretary, Arthur Balfour. Palestine was not consulted.

Some years earlier, Theodor Herzl had proposed his 'Uganda Scheme', after being offered land in (mostly Kenya and) Uganda by Joseph Chamberlain (father of Neville) in 1903.

'Herzl never imagined that the wealthy Jews of Germany, France and England would move to Palestine.

He never imagined that the deeply assimilated Jews, like himself, were going to move to Palestine. Rather, he saw the Jewish national homeland as the place where destitute and poverty-stricken Jews would be able to settle and rebuild their lives.

In this definition, the Jewish national homeland would be in effect a dumping ground for people who couldn’t make it in Europe.'

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https://www.jewishhistory.org/the-zionist-movement/

In a television interview, Mark Harper MP (the current Transport Secretary), said of Israel 'we’ll support them in whatever they decide to do to defend their country against the terrorist attacks.'

This clip, from the Israeli Defence Minister, makes it clear what Harper is supporting.

Harper interview.

As the Adjournment Debate on 'Trends in excess deaths' draws closer, I must draw your attention to today's agenda in the House of Commons.

In effect, the time given to the issue of excess deaths will be subject to the time taken up discussing the licensing of caravan sites.

This is about the best possible illustration of the priorities and dearth of moral courage within the Houses of Parliament.

To watch the debate live, click the link below.

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https://parliamentlive.tv/Event/Index/00961342-e42c-431c-b26b-fda858dba69b

'Net zero', but not in my back yard.....

'An ancient farming village in the Portuguese mountains is fighting plans for an opencast lithium mine right on its doorstep.

The lithium would be used for electric car batteries and is described by the mining company as critical for Europe's transition to green energy.

Portugal's lithium reserves are considered central to Europe's increasing demand for electric cars, but the villagers say it doesn't justify ruining their way of life.'

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https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-67135047

You can spend all of your time moaning about how the globalists are targeting your freedom and future.

You can spend all of your time arguing with others about why you are right and why they are wrong.

You can spend all of your time being cynical, consuming pessimism, and sharing hopelessness.

Why?

Is that a winning strategy?

A winning strategy is to be effective.

To be effective means focusing on what you can influence.

Can you influence the globalists? Can you influence Bill Gates? Can you influence Big Pharma? Can you influence Israel? Can you influence Putin?

Probably not.

They are telling us their plans and we should be thankful because it means we know what they are doing and can create buffers by focusing on what we can influence.

We can influence our families and communities. We can influence our health and wellbeing. We can even influence our local governance (to some degree).

That’s being effective and winning.

You may not know much about Clearview, yet, but you can add them to the list of organisations that the United Kingdom is too weak and too corrupt to deal with properly.

'Currently, Clearview AI holds what appears to be a unique position within the U.S. tech ecosystem. Despite continuing allegations that its software and services violate civil rights and privacy protections afforded to all U.S. citizens, the company’s close ties with law enforcement have, according to some experts, afforded it a level of protection inconsistent with U.S. laws against unwarranted surveillance and the Fourth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.'

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https://cointelegraph.com/news/us-surveillance-facial-recognition-firm-clearview-ai-wins-gdpr-appeal-uk-court