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Yesterday was a dark day for British liberty. With passage of the government’s plans to introduce Vaccine passports the UK is now is “paper please” society to do basic everyday transactions. Government sycophants (which now include the “opposition” Labour party) will claim this measure is “only temporary” and that one …
Read More »How I learned to stop loving and worry about the Con(servative government)
At 10pm on the 12th December 2019, I was pleased as Big Ben bonged. The pleasure in the main owed itself to the fact I had a bet on with a mate for fifty quid that the Tories would take 330 seats or more. After slipping the notes into my …
Read More »We must respect Neil Oliver’s freedom to choose or else lose our own
The other day Neil Oliver made a point about freedom and Covid. I know Neil very slightly. He has sent a few kind messages, but I know him no more than that. I have watched his TV programmes regularly. We happen to agree about the constitutional debate in Scotland, but …
Read More »#CANZUK Movement Podcast: Episode 1 | GUEST: Hon Tony Clement
The first episode from the CANZUK Movement Podcast, with hosts Daniel Cave and Laurence Marshall. The guest this week is the Hon Tony Clement. Former member of the Canadian Parliament, current host of “And Another Thing” Podcast and also host of “The Boom and Bust” Show. They talk about CANZUK …
Read More »The EU Shows why Brexit was necessary
Stopping shipments of vaccines to NI, launching a smear campaign against Astra Zeneca and now threatening the supply of electricity to the Channel Islands all demonstrate the EU style of diplomacy that others outside of the EU have been experiencing for years. It is called bullying. The EU uses the …
Read More »Boris’ obliteration of Labour continues
English local election results have continued right where General Election 2019 left off – namely, the Conservatives winning over the former Labour “red wall.” Councils that were once the safest of safe Labour areas are now Tory. Hartlepool, a constituency that has been controlled by Labour since its inception, now …
Read More »Are Astra Zeneca Vaccine Reactions a Scapegoat for the EU?
I once spent several months operating the adverse reactions database for a major pharmaceutical company. Most drugs and vaccines had at least one death associated with their use such as anaphylaxis or skin rashes so terrible that the patient died. When millions of people are exposed to any novel substance …
Read More »The EU shows its true colours.
Only one major Western Country has started a vaccine war, undermined confidence in vaccinations and signed a trade and investment agreement with China. That country is the European Union. The mainstream media liberally condemns any behaviour by the UK or USA that fails to make it onto the latest moral …
Read More »Has Israel turned into a ‘Medical Dictatorship’? This new political party says so
Israel’s Green Passport system, where Israeli citizens must show that they have received two doses of the Pfizer vaccine or that they have recovered from COVID-19 in order to gain admission to restaurants, gyms, pools, hotels, synagogues and other public buildings, is creating a system of “medical apartheid.” That’s the …
Read More »Cheap Foreign Goods Cost More
There’s lots of cheap stuff about. You can pick up a pair of Primark shoes for the change behind your sofa as easily as you might grab a pure polyester suit from the Moss Bros sale in exchange for a few hours’ wages – fast fashion has filled out our …
Read More »EU covers slow vaccine approval with spats against drug companies.
It now seems that the EU’s European Medicines Agency may approve the Astra Zeneca vaccine at the end of January. They also delayed approval of the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine by almost a month compared with other countries. The slow approval process means that the drug companies invested in countries such as India and the …
Read More »SNP mismanagement is killing Scots
My mother is nearly 88. She has yet to receive an invitation for a Covid vaccination. I hope it comes soon. The risk to her comes entirely from me. She has hardly left the house since March, but I have to go shopping. If I caught Covid on one of …
Read More »2020 was a year of national sacrifice. Let’s make 2021 a year of national renewal
Throughout 2020 the entire nation rose to the challenge of fighting covid-19. Everyone from kids to supermarket checkout staff has acted heroically in fighting this virus. As we look hopefully beyond the rolling lockdowns and national curbs on our freedom, I believe that 2021 can be an excellent year for …
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Brent H. Cameron is a Senior Advisor with Concierge Strategies, and a local councillor in Ontario, Canada. The second edition of his 2005 book, “The Case for Commonwealth Free Trade: Options for a new globalization” is available on Amazon worldwide – both in paperback and in Kindle e-book formats. Recently, the Daily …
Read More »Why I will be taking the Covid vaccine
About a year ago I was planning a long-haul trip. I looked the country up on the fitfortravel.nhs.uk website to see what diseases were present there and which vaccinations were recommended. I booked an appointment at Boots and went to get the injections. I didn’t look up any of the …
Read More »New COVID19 vaccine may herald a new era of medicine.
When Pfizer announced that its new vaccine had almost completed Phase III clinical trials you could see the pride and excitement on the spokesman’s face. This pride was only partly about COVID. What the spokesman knew is that this was a brand new type of vaccine based on mRNA. Messenger RNA is …
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