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Free courses for Ukrainians in the UK worth a staggering £11.5 MILLION.
Is any money ever given back to the people of this country who pay their taxes?
Is any money ever given back to the people of this country who pay their taxes?
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UK Column News - 21st August 2023
Mike Robinson, David Scott and Mark Anderson with today’s UK Column News.
00:21 Food For Thought, Or Perhaps Not
06:46 WHO Wants Digital Health Certificates?
11:07 Guess Who’s Back Again? Coroni’s Back—Tell A Friend
12:12 Father Ted’s Writer Too Naughty For Real-Life Bishop Brennans And Mrs Doyles: Venues Required After Cancelled Comedy
23:22 Pandemic Preparedness—Move to Moderna, Van-Tam’s Little Earner
31:58 Structural Shifts In The Global Economy
41:32 Real Estate Troubles
45:50 IceSave—I Say! A Decade And A Half Since The Last Folly, Local Councils Seek New Finance Options
49:02 Take It From Us, The Hicks Are Misguided: How Do The Narrative Mouthpieces React To Runaway Hit Oliver Anthony?
56:22 The Percentage Of The Globe That Burns Each Year Has Been Declining Since 2001
57:57 Banana Warfare
1:00:14 And Finally: Nicola Sturgeon's Cellmate—Dominic Frisby
Sources: www.ukcolumn.org/video/uk-column-news-21st-august-2023
Mike Robinson, David Scott and Mark Anderson with today’s UK Column News.
00:21 Food For Thought, Or Perhaps Not
06:46 WHO Wants Digital Health Certificates?
11:07 Guess Who’s Back Again? Coroni’s Back—Tell A Friend
12:12 Father Ted’s Writer Too Naughty For Real-Life Bishop Brennans And Mrs Doyles: Venues Required After Cancelled Comedy
23:22 Pandemic Preparedness—Move to Moderna, Van-Tam’s Little Earner
31:58 Structural Shifts In The Global Economy
41:32 Real Estate Troubles
45:50 IceSave—I Say! A Decade And A Half Since The Last Folly, Local Councils Seek New Finance Options
49:02 Take It From Us, The Hicks Are Misguided: How Do The Narrative Mouthpieces React To Runaway Hit Oliver Anthony?
56:22 The Percentage Of The Globe That Burns Each Year Has Been Declining Since 2001
57:57 Banana Warfare
1:00:14 And Finally: Nicola Sturgeon's Cellmate—Dominic Frisby
Sources: www.ukcolumn.org/video/uk-column-news-21st-august-2023
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Chemotherapy: Fraudulent and Deadly?
Over the years I have repeatedly found that all medical recommendations are best treated with a large dose of scepticism. Nowhere is this more true than in the treatment of cancer...
https://expose-news.com/2023/08/21/chemotherapy-fraudulent-and-deadly/
Over the years I have repeatedly found that all medical recommendations are best treated with a large dose of scepticism. Nowhere is this more true than in the treatment of cancer...
https://expose-news.com/2023/08/21/chemotherapy-fraudulent-and-deadly/
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UK Column News - 23rd August 2023
Brian Gerrish, Alex Thomson and Debi Evans with today’s UK Column News.
00:35 Another Round Of Fear? Academic Intimates That SPI-B Will Be Required To Scare The Public Into Compliance Again
03:53 Stop The WHO Before The 77th World Health Assembly In May 2024—Do As This UK Column Viewer Does
16:44 EU’s Digital Services Act Is Simply Censorship
19:04 Deaths From Electric Vehicle Fires: Scooters, Bikes, Cars And More
22:49 Militaries Exploiting Social Media—Open Attitude That Public Too Dull To Read Words
28:20 The Global Decline In Democracy: Government Heads Sound Death-Knell For Free Expression
39:18 Eastern Approaches Roundup
50:00 Anthropy At The Eden: Managers Of Humankind To Think Big Thoughts—Common Or Garden Purpose?
55:20 UK Column’s Local Constabulary Sinks Into Chronic Dysfunction—Debi Evans’ Family Personally Affected
1:00:40 One Of The Old Brigade: An Honourable West Country Newsman
Sources: www.ukcolumn.org/video/uk-column-news-23rd-august-2023
Brian Gerrish, Alex Thomson and Debi Evans with today’s UK Column News.
00:35 Another Round Of Fear? Academic Intimates That SPI-B Will Be Required To Scare The Public Into Compliance Again
03:53 Stop The WHO Before The 77th World Health Assembly In May 2024—Do As This UK Column Viewer Does
16:44 EU’s Digital Services Act Is Simply Censorship
19:04 Deaths From Electric Vehicle Fires: Scooters, Bikes, Cars And More
22:49 Militaries Exploiting Social Media—Open Attitude That Public Too Dull To Read Words
28:20 The Global Decline In Democracy: Government Heads Sound Death-Knell For Free Expression
39:18 Eastern Approaches Roundup
50:00 Anthropy At The Eden: Managers Of Humankind To Think Big Thoughts—Common Or Garden Purpose?
55:20 UK Column’s Local Constabulary Sinks Into Chronic Dysfunction—Debi Evans’ Family Personally Affected
1:00:40 One Of The Old Brigade: An Honourable West Country Newsman
Sources: www.ukcolumn.org/video/uk-column-news-23rd-august-2023
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Everything small enough to fit through those masks they made people wear for 2 years.
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Here's a list of points to help people become aware of the downfalls of getting caught up in false narratives and attempts to divide:
Question Sources: Always question the sources of information. Reliable sources have a track record of accuracy and are transparent about their methods.
Fact-Check: Verify information from multiple reputable sources before accepting it as true. Fact-checking helps to avoid spreading false narratives.
Critical Thinking: Engage in critical thinking by analyzing the information logically and considering alternative perspectives.
Emotional Manipulation: Be cautious of narratives that evoke strong emotions. Emotional manipulation can cloud judgment and hinder rational thinking.
Confirmation Bias: Avoid seeking information that only confirms existing beliefs. This can reinforce false narratives and prevent a balanced understanding.
Context Matters: Always consider the context in which information is presented. Cherry-picked details can distort the true story.
What does this person do for you? What have you done for them? Is there an imbalance? Was it appreciated? Did they poo poo all over you?
The people who attack others what are they basing it off? Have you seen these entities argue? Are you going on hearsay from third parties? Is someone trying to stir that situation up as being a go between? Are they factual? Or are they getting you involved in attacks to get you in trouble?
Are they attacking people because they know they have information that’s crucial to help you and create a division so their voice isn’t heard.
Watch for Manipulative Language: False narratives often use extreme language, exaggerations, or inflammatory rhetoric to sway opinions.
Be Skeptical of Quick Fixes: Be wary of narratives that promise simple solutions to complex issues. Reality is often more nuanced.
Echo Chambers: Avoid surrounding yourself only with people who share the same views. Exposure to diverse perspectives helps prevent tunnel vision.
Use Critical Questions: Ask questions like "Who benefits from this narrative?" and "What evidence supports this claim?" to evaluate information critically.
Check for Bias: Recognize your own biases and evaluate information with an open mind. Bias can lead to embracing false narratives.
Consider the Source's Motives: Investigate why a source might be promoting a particular narrative. Hidden agendas can lead to distortion.
Fact-Based Discussions: Encourage evidence-based discussions rather than relying on emotions or hearsay.
Avoid Knee-Jerk Reactions: Take time to reflect before reacting to provocative narratives. Knee-jerk responses can perpetuate division.
Stay Informed: Stay updated on current events, but do so through reputable and diverse sources to avoid falling into a narrow narrative.
Engage in Constructive Dialogue: Engage in respectful conversations with those who hold different views. Constructive dialogue can bridge divides.
Fact-Based Decision Making: Base decisions on factual information rather than on emotions or sensationalism.
Promote Unity: Recognize when narratives aim to divide and strive for unity by focusing on shared values and common goals.
Remember, staying vigilant and being informed are key to avoiding the pitfalls of false narratives and divisive tactics.
If someone feels a post is directed at them and they take offense, why do they feel it’s directed at them? Why does it resonate?
One way or another everyone is watched try not to fall into traps.
Question Sources: Always question the sources of information. Reliable sources have a track record of accuracy and are transparent about their methods.
Fact-Check: Verify information from multiple reputable sources before accepting it as true. Fact-checking helps to avoid spreading false narratives.
Critical Thinking: Engage in critical thinking by analyzing the information logically and considering alternative perspectives.
Emotional Manipulation: Be cautious of narratives that evoke strong emotions. Emotional manipulation can cloud judgment and hinder rational thinking.
Confirmation Bias: Avoid seeking information that only confirms existing beliefs. This can reinforce false narratives and prevent a balanced understanding.
Context Matters: Always consider the context in which information is presented. Cherry-picked details can distort the true story.
What does this person do for you? What have you done for them? Is there an imbalance? Was it appreciated? Did they poo poo all over you?
The people who attack others what are they basing it off? Have you seen these entities argue? Are you going on hearsay from third parties? Is someone trying to stir that situation up as being a go between? Are they factual? Or are they getting you involved in attacks to get you in trouble?
Are they attacking people because they know they have information that’s crucial to help you and create a division so their voice isn’t heard.
Watch for Manipulative Language: False narratives often use extreme language, exaggerations, or inflammatory rhetoric to sway opinions.
Be Skeptical of Quick Fixes: Be wary of narratives that promise simple solutions to complex issues. Reality is often more nuanced.
Echo Chambers: Avoid surrounding yourself only with people who share the same views. Exposure to diverse perspectives helps prevent tunnel vision.
Use Critical Questions: Ask questions like "Who benefits from this narrative?" and "What evidence supports this claim?" to evaluate information critically.
Check for Bias: Recognize your own biases and evaluate information with an open mind. Bias can lead to embracing false narratives.
Consider the Source's Motives: Investigate why a source might be promoting a particular narrative. Hidden agendas can lead to distortion.
Fact-Based Discussions: Encourage evidence-based discussions rather than relying on emotions or hearsay.
Avoid Knee-Jerk Reactions: Take time to reflect before reacting to provocative narratives. Knee-jerk responses can perpetuate division.
Stay Informed: Stay updated on current events, but do so through reputable and diverse sources to avoid falling into a narrow narrative.
Engage in Constructive Dialogue: Engage in respectful conversations with those who hold different views. Constructive dialogue can bridge divides.
Fact-Based Decision Making: Base decisions on factual information rather than on emotions or sensationalism.
Promote Unity: Recognize when narratives aim to divide and strive for unity by focusing on shared values and common goals.
Remember, staying vigilant and being informed are key to avoiding the pitfalls of false narratives and divisive tactics.
If someone feels a post is directed at them and they take offense, why do they feel it’s directed at them? Why does it resonate?
One way or another everyone is watched try not to fall into traps.
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⚠️GAME OVER FOR THE VACCINE FANATICS - They couldn’t hide the dead bodies forever
In the UK their Office of National Statistics have just released an updated data set Death by Vaccination Status, England with data for 2023 until the May.
https://t.co/J80AdDwMXu
Notably, the Australian Bureau of Statistics has similar data, but they refuse to publish it. I wonder why ?
This just published data shows that from Jan to May 2023 there were 8,766 Covid deaths in England
8,330 deaths (95.03%) were people vaccinated
436 deaths (4.97%) were people unvaccinated
That’s it. The last card the vaccine pushers had to play, the claim that the jabs prevented covid deaths has fallen.
But its worse.
The just released data also shows that the vaccinated are overrepresented in all cause deaths.
H/t 🔗CraigKelly
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In the UK their Office of National Statistics have just released an updated data set Death by Vaccination Status, England with data for 2023 until the May.
https://t.co/J80AdDwMXu
Notably, the Australian Bureau of Statistics has similar data, but they refuse to publish it. I wonder why ?
This just published data shows that from Jan to May 2023 there were 8,766 Covid deaths in England
8,330 deaths (95.03%) were people vaccinated
436 deaths (4.97%) were people unvaccinated
That’s it. The last card the vaccine pushers had to play, the claim that the jabs prevented covid deaths has fallen.
But its worse.
The just released data also shows that the vaccinated are overrepresented in all cause deaths.
H/t 🔗CraigKelly
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Shock: Scientists Prove Clear Differences between Covid and Flu
Symptoms associated with the new variant of Covid
1. Sore throat
2. Runny nose
3. Blocked nose
4. Sneezing
5. Dry cough
6. Headache
7. Wet cough
8. Hoarse voice
9. Muscle aches
10. Altered smell
Symptoms with Flu
1. Sore throat
2. Runny nose
3. Blocked nose
4. Sneezing
5. Dry cough
6. Headache
7. Wet cough
8. Hoarse voice
9. Muscle aches
10. Altered smell
This information is brought to you as a public service announcement. Please print out these two lists and stick them on noticeboards everywhere – especially at your doctor’s surgery and local hospital. Medical and nursing staff will be grateful to you for your help.
Symptoms associated with the new variant of Covid
1. Sore throat
2. Runny nose
3. Blocked nose
4. Sneezing
5. Dry cough
6. Headache
7. Wet cough
8. Hoarse voice
9. Muscle aches
10. Altered smell
Symptoms with Flu
1. Sore throat
2. Runny nose
3. Blocked nose
4. Sneezing
5. Dry cough
6. Headache
7. Wet cough
8. Hoarse voice
9. Muscle aches
10. Altered smell
This information is brought to you as a public service announcement. Please print out these two lists and stick them on noticeboards everywhere – especially at your doctor’s surgery and local hospital. Medical and nursing staff will be grateful to you for your help.
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Good morning beautiful people.
As we head into September, the end of summer and the start of the autumn season, the weather is not a certainty. However, it is still a hugely popular time of the year for people to spend in their garden and you can still plant fruits and vegetables.
September is the perfect time to plant leafy greens such as cabbages and salad crops. Many people think of lettuces as a summer crop, but they do not like too much heat and they are hardier than they get credit for. Arctic King lettuce is a good variety to plant now.
Garlic planted now can grow larger bulbs and in fact the best time to plant Garlic is from September until early December.
Turnips are a fast-growing crop and can be sown in September to harvest in around six weeks when they are the size of a golf ball.
Radishes are also worth planting as they mature in a couple of weeks.
Spring onions are a popular vegetable to sow at this time of year and they will be ready to harvest in spring.
Spinach can also be planted now to pick over winter. It's fairly hardy, but if you are growing from seed plant now to allow for germination before it gets too cold.
More info and ideas here ⬇️
https://growingfamily.co.uk/what-to-plant-now/what-to-plant-in-september/
As we head into September, the end of summer and the start of the autumn season, the weather is not a certainty. However, it is still a hugely popular time of the year for people to spend in their garden and you can still plant fruits and vegetables.
September is the perfect time to plant leafy greens such as cabbages and salad crops. Many people think of lettuces as a summer crop, but they do not like too much heat and they are hardier than they get credit for. Arctic King lettuce is a good variety to plant now.
Garlic planted now can grow larger bulbs and in fact the best time to plant Garlic is from September until early December.
Turnips are a fast-growing crop and can be sown in September to harvest in around six weeks when they are the size of a golf ball.
Radishes are also worth planting as they mature in a couple of weeks.
Spring onions are a popular vegetable to sow at this time of year and they will be ready to harvest in spring.
Spinach can also be planted now to pick over winter. It's fairly hardy, but if you are growing from seed plant now to allow for germination before it gets too cold.
More info and ideas here ⬇️
https://growingfamily.co.uk/what-to-plant-now/what-to-plant-in-september/
Growing Family
Gardening Calendar: What to Plant in September - Growing Family
Ready to get planting in the garden? Check out these top picks for what to plant in September, including flowers, fruit and vegetables.
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30 cases are being bought against the government for deaths in care homes in 2020.
You will recall that in 2022 a High Court judgement ruled that the discharge of hospital patients into care homes without testing was unlawful.
Between early March and early June 2020, nearly 20,000 care home residents in England and Wales died "with Covid-19".
I feel sorry for these people I really do because I saw what was going on in care homes at the start of this.
Residents had DNRs put on them, do not admit to hospital orders, they were not given antibiotics and if they had been they may well have been OK. They were masked up inside, there was a lack of staff and in some cases residents were not even given their usual medication because of "risk of aspiration". If they became ill or agitated they were then instead given midazolam and morphine injections in line with the protocol expressed in NG163, and we know what then happened. No autopsies, and death certs written up on "suspicion".
In my own opinion most care home residents died because of the above, not "Covid" and if anyone believes a bloody test before these people left hospital, a test that cannot tell you what is wrong with you, would have saved them, they are mistaken. And these families are not asking the right questions. For instance, if their relatives were so ill "with Covid" in the care home, why were they not taken to hospital - hint, there was a policy of do not admit them, that's why.
As much as I want this government to be held accountable for what they did to care home residents, and particularly the DHSC and Matt Hancock, I cannot support cases such as these because they are starting from the premise that these people died of Covid and a test would have saved them. They need to start from the facts - old people were locked away with DNRs, they were kept away from hospitals, from antibiotics, and they were given end of life medication instead.
In my opinion these cases are allowed to run because they are a limited hang out. The families don't know this and they of course want justice, and I really feel for them. But they are scratching the surface of what really happened.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-66582873
You will recall that in 2022 a High Court judgement ruled that the discharge of hospital patients into care homes without testing was unlawful.
Between early March and early June 2020, nearly 20,000 care home residents in England and Wales died "with Covid-19".
I feel sorry for these people I really do because I saw what was going on in care homes at the start of this.
Residents had DNRs put on them, do not admit to hospital orders, they were not given antibiotics and if they had been they may well have been OK. They were masked up inside, there was a lack of staff and in some cases residents were not even given their usual medication because of "risk of aspiration". If they became ill or agitated they were then instead given midazolam and morphine injections in line with the protocol expressed in NG163, and we know what then happened. No autopsies, and death certs written up on "suspicion".
In my own opinion most care home residents died because of the above, not "Covid" and if anyone believes a bloody test before these people left hospital, a test that cannot tell you what is wrong with you, would have saved them, they are mistaken. And these families are not asking the right questions. For instance, if their relatives were so ill "with Covid" in the care home, why were they not taken to hospital - hint, there was a policy of do not admit them, that's why.
As much as I want this government to be held accountable for what they did to care home residents, and particularly the DHSC and Matt Hancock, I cannot support cases such as these because they are starting from the premise that these people died of Covid and a test would have saved them. They need to start from the facts - old people were locked away with DNRs, they were kept away from hospitals, from antibiotics, and they were given end of life medication instead.
In my opinion these cases are allowed to run because they are a limited hang out. The families don't know this and they of course want justice, and I really feel for them. But they are scratching the surface of what really happened.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-66582873
BBC News
Families sue government for failing to protect care homes from Covid
Relatives of residents who died with the virus are claiming damages for loss of life and distress caused.
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UK Column News - 28th August 2023
Brian Gerrish, David Scott and Mark Anderson with today’s UK Column News.
00:32 ULEZ If You Want To; The Law's Not For LEZing
07:26 A Carbon Zero World?
15:58 Admiral Of Doom: Radakin Ramps Up The Bloodshed
25:39 Viewers' E-mails
31:21 Scottish Green Leader Patrick Harvie With Some Classic Projection
38:15 Lies, Damned Lies And The British Press
44:38 Sterling Goes ARS Up: Argentina In The Pits
50:57 The Hypocrisy Of Them: Mark Carney
55:55 Pressure From The Bottom + Pressure From The Top = Manufacturing Consent
58:55 And Finally: Just Try And Lock Us Down Again
Sources: www.ukcolumn.org/video/uk-column-news-28th-august-2023
Brian Gerrish, David Scott and Mark Anderson with today’s UK Column News.
00:32 ULEZ If You Want To; The Law's Not For LEZing
07:26 A Carbon Zero World?
15:58 Admiral Of Doom: Radakin Ramps Up The Bloodshed
25:39 Viewers' E-mails
31:21 Scottish Green Leader Patrick Harvie With Some Classic Projection
38:15 Lies, Damned Lies And The British Press
44:38 Sterling Goes ARS Up: Argentina In The Pits
50:57 The Hypocrisy Of Them: Mark Carney
55:55 Pressure From The Bottom + Pressure From The Top = Manufacturing Consent
58:55 And Finally: Just Try And Lock Us Down Again
Sources: www.ukcolumn.org/video/uk-column-news-28th-august-2023