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UK Column News - 10th May 2023 Join Us Today The UK Column is funded wholly by its membership. Join us today to support what we do, access our members' website and exclusive members only content, all for just £5 per month. Join Today Professor Martin Zizi: "The lights of the Enlightenment are going out before our very eyes" The tribulations and determination of a Belgian professor with huge Covid-relevant expertise who sought to get the European Parliament Petitions Committee to accept the legal case of nearly 200 medics that the EU had broken its own constitution by jabbing children. Not a few bad apples—the barrel is rotten: Tom Doyle on clerical child abuse Former priest Tom Doyle speaks out on the issue of child sexual abuse by the clergy within the Roman Catholic Church. UK Column News Extra - 10th May 2023 Become a UK Column member to get access to our additional News Extra coverage, a more relaxed, sometimes in-depth, often funny and wry look at events. The Coronation Oath: the centrepiece of King Charles’ coronation Prof. Gloria Moss It is the Coronation Oath, supported by oaths of office, that requires those who govern to do so only in full accordance with the Constitution. David Rohl—Challenging the established view of ancient history David Rohl has for many decades challenged the established view on ancient history, revealing errors and circular reasoning and inspiring fresh thinking and renewed interest on the part of younger scholars. Professor Norman Fenton: Covid Censorship and Academic Subversion The strange decay of universities is described by Professor Norman Fenton through his experience of bringing academic rigour to the examination of health statistics during the Covid–19 panic. What are we doing to our children?—Part 3: Is anyone accountable? Hugh McCarthy It is evident that poverty is increasing and health and education are deteriorating due to the Covid restrictions followed by governments. I now turn to an examination of those policies. Taking on the MHRA—Part 2 Cheryl Grainger An interpretation of Dame June Raine’s lecture, “Making Medicines Safer”. Why is the MHRA not responding to the red flags that have been evident since January 2021? 20-Minute Neighbourhoods—Bob Seys and Thetford residents hold their councillors to account What happened when a community in the East of England said no to the rural version of 15-minute cities. Challenges to Morality: Liberalism, Globalization and Postmodernism Ararat Kostanian In a world of growing nationalism and declining liberalism, the importance of morality will be on the rise—especially in regions removed from Western influence. Sound reasoning and sound money in a time of economic collapse—Claudio Grass Claudio Grass discusses exiting the doomed financial system. The Private Bank of England Corporation Iain Davis Does the Government own or direct the Bank of England? Does it have the power to interfere in the Bank's "business"? Angela Lewis-Wright of The Freedom Alliance—Opposing the creeping totalitarianism in our lives The Freedom Alliance has arisen in response to lockdown and other more creeping forms of totalitarianism. Angela Lewis-Wright explains what the party aspires to achieve. Standing Up To Be Counted: Andrew Bridgen MP speaks to UK Column about Covid–19 policy and vaccine concerns Andrew Bridgen spoke out in Westminster regarding vaccine harms. His reward? Withdrawal of the Conservative party whip. Join us to hear what the mainstream media will not share. Money, Credit and Banking—Alasdair Macleod Credit, good and bad—what is the difference? Are we being guided by wise central bankers, or led into crisis by incompetent bureaucrats running a giant confidence game? Alasdair Macleod explores the answers. What is your child being taught in school? Relationships and Sex Education (RSE)—The School Gate Campaign Are you a boy? Are you a girl? You can be either or both. Who says? School says. Peter Schiff on Frying Pans, Fires and Fed Policy In a world of financial insanity, wise words are ridiculed by the masses and savoured by the few. Peter Schiff has long been the supplier of those wise words on financial markets and on government and central bank absurdity. Meet The People’s Lawyer—David Adelman There is great power in understanding the law. Learn from one lawyer who saw past his educational blinkers. Nursing: Back to Basics—Jenna Platt As modern medicine, medical devices, state-of-the-art, cutting-edge equipment fill our hospitals, perhaps nursing has become too complex. 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Beyond Integrity Initiative: The Scale of UK Government Counter-Disinformation Mike Robinson The recent hack of the Institute for Statecraft’s Integrity Initiative programme offered a rare glimpse into a part of the government’s propaganda machine which it really doesn’t want anyone to see. Which raises the question, what else is there? Interview with a Stormtrooper David Scott A transcript of the exchange between David Scott and two Police Scotland “liaison officers” at Holyrood on 6 March 2021. The Race is On: a New Digital Financial Identity for Every Global Citizen Bernice Bartelds The second in a series of articles investigating the Global Citizen movement. Who will win this race? The corporate world, the banking world or the world's governments? And why is the Pope involved? Insight: Slaughtered on Suspicion In 2001, the north-west of England was ravaged by livestock slaughters imposed by the Ministry of Agriculture, which had just changed its name to DEFRA. This unique UK Column documentary, with testimony by intimidated locals, reveals the role of Professor Neil Ferguson's modelling and of hidden policy agendas in that huge blow to the farmers of Cumbria. Kommentar Debi Evans Blog: 9 May 2023 Debi Evans Debi Evans continues her weekly blog of startling news in healthcare. Are you ‘Corona’ fatigued? Debi covers topics from the recent Coronation of King Charles III to a shocking new discovery in the coronavirus Pfizer jab. MPs are not entitled to a private public life Mike Robinson If it is the claim of this government that MPs are entitled to a private public life, then how is the public to know what kinds of corruption are hidden behind that claim? Truro Diocese "On The Way" to closing churches Pam Thornbury Are the bishops of Cornwall listening to another voice? The Lockdown Files Psyop Iain Davis While the mainstream media expect to command our trust, they do not trust us. The mainstream media have to account for emerging evidence somehow, and have prepared the narratives to do so. The United Colours of Oceania Niall McCrae Why mid-blue on every hand? Power: A German monologue Ulrich Schödlbauer Power is an autonomous factor; it follows its own laws, it cannot be reduced to good or evil causes or to leaders’ personality disorders. US Space Farce Kristoffer Hell What general of ancient times would have come up with the idea of creating a cavalry before there was such a thing as horses? Stories We're Watching German planners propose immigration framework for "climate refugees," as efforts to consolidate the whole establishment political programme around climate change mitigation continues Eugyppius Credit Suisse executives given ‘hundreds of millions of francs’ in bonuses The Swiss Times Is justice still blind in Canada? 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Professor Martin Zizi: "The lights of the Enlightenment are going out before our very eyes" The tribulations and determination of a Belgian professor with huge Covid-relevant expertise who sought to get the European Parliament Petitions Committee to accept the legal case of nearly 200 medics that the EU had broken its own constitution by jabbing children.
Not a few bad apples—the barrel is rotten: Tom Doyle on clerical child abuse Former priest Tom Doyle speaks out on the issue of child sexual abuse by the clergy within the Roman Catholic Church.
UK Column News Extra - 10th May 2023 Become a UK Column member to get access to our additional News Extra coverage, a more relaxed, sometimes in-depth, often funny and wry look at events.
The Coronation Oath: the centrepiece of King Charles’ coronation Prof. Gloria Moss It is the Coronation Oath, supported by oaths of office, that requires those who govern to do so only in full accordance with the Constitution.
David Rohl—Challenging the established view of ancient history David Rohl has for many decades challenged the established view on ancient history, revealing errors and circular reasoning and inspiring fresh thinking and renewed interest on the part of younger scholars.
Professor Norman Fenton: Covid Censorship and Academic Subversion The strange decay of universities is described by Professor Norman Fenton through his experience of bringing academic rigour to the examination of health statistics during the Covid–19 panic.
What are we doing to our children?—Part 3: Is anyone accountable? Hugh McCarthy It is evident that poverty is increasing and health and education are deteriorating due to the Covid restrictions followed by governments. I now turn to an examination of those policies.
Taking on the MHRA—Part 2 Cheryl Grainger An interpretation of Dame June Raine’s lecture, “Making Medicines Safer”. Why is the MHRA not responding to the red flags that have been evident since January 2021?
20-Minute Neighbourhoods—Bob Seys and Thetford residents hold their councillors to account What happened when a community in the East of England said no to the rural version of 15-minute cities.
Challenges to Morality: Liberalism, Globalization and Postmodernism Ararat Kostanian In a world of growing nationalism and declining liberalism, the importance of morality will be on the rise—especially in regions removed from Western influence.
Sound reasoning and sound money in a time of economic collapse—Claudio Grass Claudio Grass discusses exiting the doomed financial system.
The Private Bank of England Corporation Iain Davis Does the Government own or direct the Bank of England? Does it have the power to interfere in the Bank's "business"?
Angela Lewis-Wright of The Freedom Alliance—Opposing the creeping totalitarianism in our lives The Freedom Alliance has arisen in response to lockdown and other more creeping forms of totalitarianism. Angela Lewis-Wright explains what the party aspires to achieve.
Standing Up To Be Counted: Andrew Bridgen MP speaks to UK Column about Covid–19 policy and vaccine concerns Andrew Bridgen spoke out in Westminster regarding vaccine harms. His reward? Withdrawal of the Conservative party whip. Join us to hear what the mainstream media will not share.
Money, Credit and Banking—Alasdair Macleod Credit, good and bad—what is the difference? Are we being guided by wise central bankers, or led into crisis by incompetent bureaucrats running a giant confidence game? Alasdair Macleod explores the answers.
What is your child being taught in school? Relationships and Sex Education (RSE)—The School Gate Campaign Are you a boy? Are you a girl? You can be either or both. Who says? School says.
Peter Schiff on Frying Pans, Fires and Fed Policy In a world of financial insanity, wise words are ridiculed by the masses and savoured by the few. Peter Schiff has long been the supplier of those wise words on financial markets and on government and central bank absurdity.
Meet The People’s Lawyer—David Adelman There is great power in understanding the law. Learn from one lawyer who saw past his educational blinkers.
Nursing: Back to Basics—Jenna Platt As modern medicine, medical devices, state-of-the-art, cutting-edge equipment fill our hospitals, perhaps nursing has become too complex.
NHS Long Term Plan and Mental Health Implementation Plan: Phoenix or dinosaur? Debi Evans What does the National Health Service's grand strategy mean for each and every one of us living in the United Kingdom? Debi Evans has read the plans and enumerates 47 implications.
The British Military Information War Waged On Their Own Population Mike Robinson The head of the British Army claims that tens of thousands of staff are available to counter Covid-19 'misinformation' and 'disinformation'.
Buying a Single Version of the Truth Iain Davis The UK Government has spent £1.6 billion buying the Covid–19 truth. UK Column has long been following the BBC-led mainstream media cartel, the Trusted News Initiative.
Beyond Integrity Initiative: The Scale of UK Government Counter-Disinformation Mike Robinson The recent hack of the Institute for Statecraft’s Integrity Initiative programme offered a rare glimpse into a part of the government’s propaganda machine which it really doesn’t want anyone to see. Which raises the question, what else is there?
Interview with a Stormtrooper David Scott A transcript of the exchange between David Scott and two Police Scotland “liaison officers” at Holyrood on 6 March 2021.
The Race is On: a New Digital Financial Identity for Every Global Citizen Bernice Bartelds The second in a series of articles investigating the Global Citizen movement. Who will win this race? The corporate world, the banking world or the world's governments? And why is the Pope involved?
Insight: Slaughtered on Suspicion In 2001, the north-west of England was ravaged by livestock slaughters imposed by the Ministry of Agriculture, which had just changed its name to DEFRA. This unique UK Column documentary, with testimony by intimidated locals, reveals the role of Professor Neil Ferguson's modelling and of hidden policy agendas in that huge blow to the farmers of Cumbria.
Debi Evans Blog: 9 May 2023 Debi Evans Debi Evans continues her weekly blog of startling news in healthcare. Are you ‘Corona’ fatigued? Debi covers topics from the recent Coronation of King Charles III to a shocking new discovery in the coronavirus Pfizer jab.
MPs are not entitled to a private public life Mike Robinson If it is the claim of this government that MPs are entitled to a private public life, then how is the public to know what kinds of corruption are hidden behind that claim?
Truro Diocese "On The Way" to closing churches Pam Thornbury Are the bishops of Cornwall listening to another voice?
The Lockdown Files Psyop Iain Davis While the mainstream media expect to command our trust, they do not trust us. The mainstream media have to account for emerging evidence somehow, and have prepared the narratives to do so.
Power: A German monologue Ulrich Schödlbauer Power is an autonomous factor; it follows its own laws, it cannot be reduced to good or evil causes or to leaders’ personality disorders.
US Space Farce Kristoffer Hell What general of ancient times would have come up with the idea of creating a cavalry before there was such a thing as horses?
German planners propose immigration framework for "climate refugees," as efforts to consolidate the whole establishment political programme around climate change mitigation continues Eugyppius
After years-long pandemic mandates, German Health Ministry admit they have no idea whether or to what degree masks prevent SARS-2 infection at all Eugyppius
