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1. Ukraine: The Search for Peace (Wednesday, 18th January 2023)
2. Canada's expanding euthanasia laws: Making the unthinkable thinkable again (Friday, 9th December 2022)
3. Ecoterrorism from Above and Below: From Davos to Deep Green Resistance (25th May 2023)
4. Military Union: British Government Policy Since 1948 (15th January 2019)
5. Sustainable Renewable Energy: Neither Sustainable Nor Renewable (31st January 2023)
6. The Online Radicalisation Myth (25th October 2021)
7. Stabilising the Code (12th September 2021)
8. Leak: German Government's Ukraine war propaganda campaign (5th October 2022)
9. Why is the BBC apparently featuring terrorists in its documentaries? (16th July 2023)
10. The true significance of King Charles’ and Queen Elizabeth’s Coronation Oaths (27th July 2023)
11. Bertrand Russell — The Impact Of Science On Society (Monday, 1st March 2010)

Not quite enough room in this Telegraph article to mention that DEFRA has been busy sponsoring farmers to take their land out of food production, in order to meet the Terra Carta target of putting 30% of the UK's landmass in 'nature recovery' by 2030 (a considerable rush, though I don't mean half past eight), or that DEFRA has had to row back on its unlimited offer under the Sustainable Farming Incentive.

If the rain does ever stop it will only be attributed to....climate change.

It's almost as though there's some sort of link between this newspaper and this government.

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https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/04/09/farmers-warn-food-shortages-no-harvest-world-war-two-rain/

Charles Malet and I will be talking about strategic planning and operational command tomorrow from 8PM UK time. He'll be sharing some of his experience and insights from Sandhurst and the Coldstream Guards. I'll be thinking about how trivial my career was in comparison! Come join us for a live discussion and Q&A. More info here https://open.substack.com/pub/riseuk/p/charles-malet-live-interview?r=2656vg&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true

One can't help but feel they could have thought more about the wording of the final sentence:

"The leaders also discussed the pioneering UK and Rwanda Migration and Economic Development Partnership which will break the business model of criminal gangs risking lives at sea, and the Prime Minister updated President Kagame on the next stages of the legislation in Parliament.

Both leaders looked forward to flights departing to Rwanda in the spring."

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/pm-meeting-with-president-kagame-of-rwanda-9-april-2024

Though somewhat out of date (and of course it did happen to a very unfortunate few), I cannot remember anyone succumbing to heart disease or cancer as an undergraduate university student.

Nevertheless, the Government has seen fit to pour money into diagnosing conditions which would not, usually, be associated with this age group.

They must have thought long and hard before deciding to call it "CDC".

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Press release
Diagnostic checks rolled out to 160 sites under CDC programme

Community Diagnostic Centre sites have already delivered over 7 million tests, checks and scans to patients across England.

"Patients can now benefit from vital tests, checks, and scans being delivered at 160 sites across England as part of the community diagnostic centre (CDCs) programme, Health and Social Care Secretary Victoria Atkins announced today (Thursday 11 April).

Based in shopping centres and university campuses – as well as NHS hospitals – CDCs play a vital role in identifying and treating illnesses such as cancer and heart disease."

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/diagnostic-checks-rolled-out-to-160-sites-under-cdc-programme

Somewhat ironically, the decommissioned American aircraft carrier, USS Hornet, was badly damaged in a typhoon in 1945.

She is now the platform from which the University of Washington is conducting its Marine Cloud Brightening Program; with the specific intent of modifying the weather.

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Taking the wrong course, 1945: https://www.history.navy.mil/content/history/museums/nnam/education/articles/history-up-close/hornet-hits-a-typhoon.html

Taking the wrong course, 2024: https://atmos.uw.edu/faculty-and-research/marine-cloud-brightening-program/

From 2011, when some people were a little more circumspect about this now tinderbox issue:

"For example, a June 1918 article from the trade publication Earnshaw's Infants' Department said, “The generally accepted rule is pink for the boys, and blue for the girls. The reason is that pink, being a more decided and stronger color, is more suitable for the boy, while blue, which is more delicate and dainty, is prettier for the girl.” Other sources said blue was flattering for blonds, pink for brunettes; or blue was for blue-eyed babies, pink for brown-eyed babies, according to Paoletti."

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https://www.smithsonianmag.com/arts-culture/when-did-girls-start-wearing-pink-1370097/

Excerpt from Debi Evans's UK Column blog this week, relating to the announcement about testing for cancer.

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From my blog this week www.ukcolumn.org
Since my last blog, The Princess of Wales has revealed she is receiving preventative chemotherapy after abdominal surgery. Speculation of any links with the Covid-19 ‘vaccine’ have of course been snuffed out and debunked quickly. 
With three royal ‘trusted messengers’ (King Charles, The Princess of Wales and The Duchess of York) now in receipt of a diagnosis and treatment for cancer, it appears their citizens, the commoners, are worried about whether they may have cancer too. There is, however, a difference between them and us. We who don’t have ‘blue blood’ or live in mansions don’t get access to rapid, state of the art cancer treatment (not that many of us would want it), and we don’t get the world’s top oncologists at our disposal 24/7 365 either (thank goodness). 
Those who ‘matter’, the nobility and elite, also don’t need to worry about the cost of living, keeping warm, and eating a healthy diet. Remember the World Economic Forum’s promise? ‘YOU will own nothing…’ They didn’t say we will own nothing, did they? 
As I said, many are frightened by the news from our royal family. According to mainstream media, people are rushing to the MacMillan, Cancer Research UK, and NHS websites for more information on how to get themselves tested for cancer, even when they have no symptoms.
But — and there is a big but — those who are being told that they have cancer have nowhere to go. The NHS is overwhelmed, and with a waiting list of approximately 7 million, where do all these newly diagnosed cancer patients go? The answer is they don’t go anywhere; they languish on a waiting list for weeks or even months. Isn’t it strange that the NHS don’t have enough staff to treat the sick, yet always find enough staff to carry out tests for cancer? Whatever next? Everyone will be offered an mRNA cancer vaccine? In my opinion, neither option sounds great, so any cancer test that comes through my door goes in the bin.
Keep an eye out for a new lung cancer vaccine, and perhaps a new prostate cancer vaccine. For those of you who suffer from repeated urinary tract infections, there’s a vaccine on its way for you too. Since when did a ‘vaccine’ become a therapeutic? Who funded the cancer detection company Grail? The answer probably won’t surprise you.

UK Column News - 12th April 2024

Mike Robinson, Debi Evans, Ben Rubin and guests Cheryl Grainger and Norman Fenton with today's UK Column News.

00:23 Integrity Initiative Propaganda Pivots From Russia To China
11:40 Ben Rubin Reports On ACHES Event—Society: Controlled or Free?
20:08 Yellow Card Genetic Biobank
27:59 Updates And Announcements
29:58 Former Health Minister Lord Bethell Notes How Sick The UK Is Now—What Happened In 2021?
34:33 The Data Protection Act Is Not About Protecting Our Data
40:35 Artificial Indoctrination: AI News From Channel 1, Personalised And Fed To You
46:39 MHRA Still Won’t Release The Data On mRNA Injected Pregnant Women

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Sources: www.ukcolumn.org/video/uk-column-news-12th-april-2024

So convenient! So secure!

As we eagerly await "Disease X", has any guidance been issued on the use of biometric verification for those trying to kill themselves with face coverings and latex gloves?

Note: the "right deaths".

Press release
Causes of death to be scrutinised in revamp of death certificates

To strengthen safeguards, medical examiners will look at the cause of death in all cases that haven’t been referred to the coroner.

"The changes demonstrate the government’s commitment to providing greater transparency after a death and will ensure the right deaths are referred to coroners for further investigation."

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https://www.gov.uk/government/news/causes-of-death-to-be-scrutinised-in-revamp-of-death-certificates

Subscriber's comment on this interview:

"Let me get this straight. Peaceful protests should not take place outside of MPs' houses in the UK but Nato countries need the necessary intelligence so that they can threaten 'enemy' commanders with the killing of their families."

ukcolumn.org/video/winging-it-why-is-the-uk-training-ukrainian-pilots

Under the 'question everything' heading, how much have you really thought about what you eat, where it comes from and why you eat it?

To my mind, the agricultural revolution is to blame for an enormous number of the issues we face today, and what Anthony Chaffee has to say would seem to be an extension of the problem.

This lecture is only 30 mins long, but I think it's a cracker. Let me know what you think.

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https://youtu.be/j1cqNDDG4aA?si=ON1r7_dGDdqpLAR9