- “‘Asylum seeker’ kills boy, two, and adult, injuring two in knife attack” – A boy, aged two, and a man, 41, have been stabbed to death in a horror attack in Germany after a suspected asylum seeker armed with a knife ambushed a nursery group, reports the Mail.
- “Granddad of girl knifed in Southport says families were ‘abandoned’” – The grandfather of a girl who survived being stabbed by Axel Rudakubana has demanded the sacking of everyone who failed to realise the deadly threat he posed, says the Mail.
- “Axel Rudakubana should never have been free to kill” – Axel Rudakubana was aided and abetted not by online retail practices, but by decades of liberal policy, writes Stephen Daisley in the Spectator.
- “Are we missing the point about the ‘Amazon killer’ Axel Rudakubana?” – Rather than confront the state’s absolute failure to protect its citizens, it is blaming online shops and shadowy corners of the internet, says David Shipley in the Spectator.
- “Breaking news: Southport stabbings are the knife’s fault” – On Substack, Konstantin Kisin slams the absurdity of blaming knives, Bezos and Musk for the Southport tragedy.
- “Angela Rayner under pressure to apologise for suggesting Southport attacks were not terror-related” – Nigel Farage has demanded that the Deputy Prime Minister retract her claim that he spread “fake news” about the Southport murders, reports the Telegraph.
- “’This feels like a proper scandal’” – Labour councillor Ricky Jones was arrested last summer after a video went viral in which at an “anti-fascist” rally he talked of “cutting throats”. The delay in bringing his case to trial feels like a real two-tier event, says Kelvin MacKenzie on X.
- “Grooming victim’s father in tears after world ‘ripped apart’” – A heartbroken father broke down in tears after he revealed how his world was “ripped apart” when police officers told him his daughter had been raped and trafficked by a grooming gang, according to the Mail.
- “The rape gangs are worse than you think” – On the Academy of Ideas Substack, Dominic Frisby argues that we need to face the unpalatable truth about the scale and horror of the rape gang scandal – and links to the verbatim play he’s recorded in which he plays the part of the judge in the Oxford rape gang trial.
- “One in 12 in London is an illegal migrant” – Alarming figures have suggested one in 12 people living in London are illegal migrants, reports the Express.
- “‘If you don’t like how we’re dealing with this, then sue us’” – On GB News, the daughter of Sir David Amess reveals the shocking treatment she received from the Conservative Government after her father’s murder.
- “U.K. borrowing soars as Reeves woos business elite in Davos” – Official figures showed the public sector racking up another £17.8 billion of borrowing last month – even more than analysts had expected, reports the Mail.
- “Millionaire exodus same as losing half a million taxpayers, study shows” – The U.K. lost 10,800 millionaires to overseas countries in 2024, more than double the number who left in 2023, says the Telegraph.
- “This was Badenoch’s best PMQs yet” – In the Spectator, Isabel Hardman applauds Kemi Badenoch for challenging Keir Starmer on the controversial Schools Bill.
- “The Schools Bill: school leaders speak out” – School leaders are speaking out against the Schools Bill, citing concerns over the loss of freedoms on curriculum, recruitment and pay, warning it could stifle innovation and hurt schools, writes Neil O’Brien on his Substack.
- “Labour to amend its flagship education Bill after backlash from schools” – The Government will amend its own flagship education Bill after a backlash from school leaders, Sir Keir Starmer has announced, according to the Telegraph.
- “Braverman: Tories and Reform must unify” – Suella Braverman says that the Conservative Party needs to “unite” with Reform U.K. to defeat Labour, according to GB News.
- “Attorney General tried to stop no-deal Brexit” – Attorney General Lord Hermer acted for Liberty, the human rights group, in an attempt to prevent Boris Johnson leaving the EU without a withdrawal agreement in 2019, reports the Telegraph.
- “What the hell is wrong with young folk now?” – On Substack, Paul Sutton ridicules Yvette Cooper’s attempt to blame the Southport murders on Amazon.
- “Wind power collapses to less than 1% of U.K. electricity” – Near-zero wind speeds and low temperatures have left the U.K. dependent on imported energy from France, Norway, Belgium and Denmark to keep the lights on, reports the Telegraph.
- “Economic growth must ‘trump’ Net Zero, signals Reeves in split with Miliband” – Rachel Reeves is preparing to face down Cabinet colleagues over Net Zero as she pushes for a potential expansion of Heathrow, says the Express.
- “Rachel Reeves has just admitted the Net Zero emperor has no clothes” – The Chancellor has sent Ed Miliband a message from Davos: growth trumps Net Zero, writes William Atkinson in the Telegraph.
- “The farmers taking a stand against vegan-pushing councils” – Plans to encourage consumers in Gloucestershire to go vegan have been met with a backlash, with some accusing local authorities of “plant-based dictatorship”, says the Telegraph.
- “Nuclear fusion breakthrough: China’s artificial sun sets world record” – China’s “artificial sun” reactor has set a new world record, inching humanity closer to limitless clean energy, reports the Mail.
- “Fresh wildfire rapidly spreads in Los Angeles” – A new wildfire has erupted close to Los Angeles sparking thousands of evacuation orders, says the Telegraph.
- “Trump ‘has Starmer over a barrel on U.S.-U.K. trade deal’” – Keir Starmer’s hopes of a growth-boosting U.S. trade deal have been hit by claims that Trump believes he can dictate the terms of an agreement with Britain, according to the Mail.
- “Britain is being systematically lied to by our delusional political elite” – Donald Trump has shown that another world is possible. Unshackling the economy can still turn us around, says Allister Heath in the Telegraph.
- “BBC claims Donald Trump’s election victory fuelled by ‘fear’” – The BBC is embroiled in a fresh row over bias after it reported that Trump’s election was built on “fear” and a “misconception” over illegal migration, reports the Telegraph.
- “Can we please Make Britain Great Again?” – Populism was the winner in the recent elections in America. Who’s to say it could not be the same in the U.K., too? says Nigel Farage in the Telegraph.
- “Why we Brits envy the U.S. having Donald Trump” – It comes to something when things are so dire that our dearest wish is that The Donald takes pity on us and adopts the dear old country as the 51st state of America, writes Allison Pearson in the Telegraph.
- “Trump sends threat to Putin to end war in Ukraine” – President Trump has warned Vladimir Putin that he faces taxes, tariffs and sanctions if Russia does not sign up to a deal to end the war in Ukraine, reports the Mail.
- “Trump goes biblical on ‘nasty’ bishop for pushing radical Left sermon” – President Trump has issued a scathing rebuke of Bishop of Washington Mariann Budde after she went viral with a wild political sermon at the National Prayer Service, says the Mail.
- “This woke bishop’s pathetic attack on Trump sums up why he won” – The woke Bishop of Washington’s sermon was the sort of liberal grandstanding that perfectly explains Trump’s victory, writes Michael Deacon in the Telegraph.
- “Why can’t the Left understand restrictions on immigration?” – On Substack, Alex Berenson argues that the U.S. has no obligation to let in unskilled migrants, and the media’s failure to grasp this is likely why Trump is now President.
- “Inside Musk’s White House power grab” – In the Telegraph, James Crisp reveals how Elon Musk sidelined Vivek Ramaswamy to consolidate power over Trump’s government-slashing Doge initiative.
- “Four big wins for Trump in 48 hours” – On the Illusion of Consensus Substack, Rav Arora celebrates Trump’s swift moves to reinstate unvaccinated troops, exit the WHO, safeguard free speech and dismantle DEI policies – all within 48 hours of taking office.
- “Trump eyes ‘school choice’ tax break, a longstanding conservative goal” – President Trump is poised to enact a dramatic expansion of “school choice” programmes next year that would make it easier for hundreds of thousands of parents to send their children to private school, reports Reuters.
- “DEI isn’t just a waste of money. It’s dangerous” – Trump’s war on DEI is vital if the rise of contemporary antisemitism is to be combatted, says Zoe Strimpel in the Telegraph.
- “How Hamas became invisible” – Hamas has certainly been diminished by the past 15 months of conflict, but there can be no doubt that it is still there – and is still the ultimate cause of the Gazan tragedy, writes Tim Black in Spiked.
- “The MHRA papers – part 15” – The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency’s secretive vaccine review process, riddled with redactions, data gaps and unanswered questions, raises serious concerns, say Dr. Tom Jefferson and Prof. Carl Heneghan on the TTE Substack.
- “MHRA removed minutes from their website” – In the Commons, Esther McVey’s Point of Order draws gasps from MPs as she reveals that the MHRA had removed minutes from its website after she referenced them during Thursday’s House of Commons debate.
- “Smoke, mirrors and ghost writers” – The need for accountability, transparency and rigorous inquiry into vaccine safety signals remains critical, says HART on its Substack.
- “COVID-19 ‘vaccine’ mandates for legal immigrants eliminated” – “One of the last remaining tools for the Biopharmaceutical Complex to increase genetic injection uptake has been removed,” says Nicolas Hulscher on the Courageous Discourse Substack.
- “Harry climbs down after vowing to never give up anti-media crusade” – In the Telegraph, Victoria Ward highlights Prince Harry’s crusade against the tabloids ending in an eight-figure settlement he once vowed he’d never accept.
- “After Prince Harry’s settlement, let’s hope the onslaught on press freedom is at an end” – In the Telegraph, Isabel Oakeshott slams Prince Harry as a self-obsessed crusader whose endless vendetta against the press has worn out the U.K.’s patience.
- “Keir Starmer ‘put down the bong!’” – In a devastating slapdown of Keir Starmer, Louisiana Senator John Kennedy tells him to “stop dipping into your ketamine stash” and “put down the bong” and don’t give away the Chagos Islands.
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Given the remarkably successful campaign against PayPal, I believe that now would be an excellent time to campaign for a Statute of Limitations that would restrict the ways in which Government could control a future Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC). The risks of a CBDC are clear and absolutely parallel to those we have seen with PayPal in that it could be used as the vehicle for the introduction of a social credit system, with financial restrictions and penalties being applied for even minor challenges to the official narrative. The principle behind such a Statute would be to limit financial penalties to those currently enforced on criminal activity, therefore putting them under the control of the criminal courts. I believe the FSU is well placed to develop a draft Statute and I would fully support a campaign to get Government to accept it.
Very naiive. The sole purpose of a digital currency is Control. No statute will protect us from the inevitable misuse. And even if it did the law would simply be overriden by a change of government
We must say no to CBDC and CASH must always be an option.
If we give up on using our democratic system to reform things, we surrender all hope. I’d rather be naive than negative.
We are not living in a democracy.
An excellent list of 43 examples of ”Anti-science”, put together by Dr Jay Bhattacharya, which we have had to endure since the whole sh!tshow began;
https://covid-unmasked.net/the-naked-emperor-anti-science-the-infinite-list/
This judicial ruling in a Swiss Court has had no coverage in the media. The reason? It destroys the claim that the mRNA injections are vaccines.
This needs to be publicised widely. Neil Oliver? Mark Steyn? Certainly above the line further detailed reporting is required.
News from
Switzerland
Supreme Court ruling Hardly anyone noticed that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. won the case against all the pharmaceutical lobbyists. Covid vaccines are not vaccines. In the ruling, the Supreme Court confirms that the damage caused by Covid mRNA gene therapies is irreparable. As the Supreme Court is the highest court in the United States, there are no further appeals and the appeals have been exhausted. Robert F. Kennedy emphasised in an initial statement that this was a success that was only possible thanks to the international cooperation of a large number of lawyers and scientists. Of course, this judgment opens up something internationally, especially here in Switzerland, this judgment should make waves, because Switzerland has a special position here with its federal constitution. On the one hand, the Nuremberg Codex in the constitution with Article 118b, and the misuse of genetic engineering in humans is prohibited in Switzerland, according to Article 119 of the Federal Constitution. This is supplemented by Article 230bis of the Criminal Code, … Thus, the perpetrators risk up to 10 years in prison. But this judgment should also make the rest of the world sit up and take notice, because the Nuremberg Code is internationally valid and is also included in Article 7 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights. In the case of criminal charges, the statement must include a reference to the Contergan scandal in order to give special weight to the importance of this charge. The policy is thus facing a hot autumn.
Source: https://boersenwolf.blogspot.com/2022/08/supreme-court-urteil-bestatigt-covid
No media is talking about it, neither in Switzerland nor in Europe. It’s up to us to spread the word
Sarah Swift
I can’t see anything about a Swiss court judgement, and there is no article at the link you provided. I wonder what Reiner Fuellmich is up to? I thought he was launching similar prosecutions but he seems to have gone very quiet.
It’s been removed & there is nothing on the wayback machine. Censorship is in full swing.
Not sure what Reiner Fuellmich is up to either….
It is confusing because it starts with a Swiss Court ruling the switches to it being the US Supreme Court ruling.
Apparently there has been no such ruling. It looks like it is a fake story.
Link here: https://covid-unmasked.net/us-supreme-court-rules-against-covid-mrna-gene-therapy-robert-kennedy-wins-case/
Wow!
Thanks for this BB.
A piece ATL surely?
This is totally off topic, but I wonder if anyone can help me? I am looking for a video that I viewed via a link from this site about vaccine damage. It was professionally produced and I think around half an hour long. It had many interviews with vaccine damaged people and showed the effect on them (one man could no longer stand up). It was on you tube, but unsurprisingly I can’t find it there, and I have been through the archive here as well but can’t find it. Many thanks in advance if someone can give me a link.
This one?
https://www.oraclefilms.com/safeandeffective
Yes, that’s the one. Very many thanks.
Surprisingly, it’s still on youtube:-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dIVZ5ssWB-o
Thanks for the link. Here’s what it looked like (with a warning alternative link in it!) recently; note the numbers.
Oh yes, I hadn’t noticed that. I wonder how many click the link to the NHS website? Hopefully, they all watch the film first.
That link turns up on all the YT entries I look at – I never follow them. They look a but ironic on some of them, especially the latest John Campbell ones!
The Oracle Films one is pretty robust, and well put together. The techniques used reminded me of certain old TV programmes, like “Panorama”, “That’s Life”, or :Horizon” etc – a bit long and a bit repetitive to make the point. Perhaps the producer came from that field, one way or another? So far, there do not seem to be any negative comments re the production itself; perhaps that’s no surprise, but there are lot of them, which is quite encouraging.
Yes, I liked the film. Also, I liked their films about the protests in Spring/Summer 21.
Then there is this report which needs to be addressed ATL in which vials seized in a correct procedural process for presentation of evidence in court, were analysed for their contents by an independent laboratory (owned by Dr Tess Lawrie).
Please Will, Toby et al this is important. As we now know that the “vaccines” are gene therapy, that the “vaccines” cause spike protein induced dementia, myocarditis which are permanent damage & will shorten life expectancy by 10-20 years in the young, if they last that long, then the very survival of humanity is at stake.
What’s really in the vaccines??
We now have scientific proof straight from the labs and it’s truly shocking ….independently analysed to make an honest account of the truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth.
Are the police really doing their job when they are turning a blind eye to this evidence.
Download the report yourself and read http://www.ukcitizen2021.org
Or read it directly here: https://ijvtpr.com/index.php/IJVTPR/article/view/52/96
Cristian Terhes MEP
@CristianTerhes
Just facts: in July 2022 the excess mortality rate in the EU was 16% higher compared to the average of 2016-2019 (Eurostat). The most vaccinated countries in the EU have now the highest mortality rate.
Do you think that COVID vaccination caused the excess deaths?
JOSE GEFAELL
@ChGefaell
EuroMoMo cumulated excess deaths week 40. Excess deaths in 2022 continue to grow and remain higher than in 2020 and 2021.
Source: https://euromomo.eu/graphs-and-maps
Craig Kelly
@CKellyUAP
·
Sep 30
ABS releases EXCESS DEATHS data – AND IT’S A SHOCKER
We now have 13,524 ‘excess deaths’ across Australia for the first six months of the year
That’s 17.1% above the baseline of what would be expected
Baffling, they say
CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION NEEDED, I say
https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/23028843.covid-scotland-vaccines-ruled-cause-neonatal-deaths-spike/
Helen McArdle Health Corespondent
PUBLIC health experts ruled out any link between spikes in neonatal deaths and the Covid vaccine without checking whether any of the infants’ mothers had received the jag during pregnancy.
Experts stressed that there was no “plausible” link between the unusually high levels of mortality among newborns in September last year and March this year to justify investigating maternal vaccination status. ..….
the rest is behind a paywall..but points for using the word Jag!!
Public health experts or three wise monkeys.
https://data.spectator.co.uk/graph/a-e-12-hour-waits-to-admit
shocking little graph in the spectator..showing A+E 12 hour wait….number of patients waiting > 12 hours from decision to admit, to admission.
With the NHS seemingly ever closer to collapse, how long are people waiting to be treated in A&E? The Spectator looks at the NHS’s data on how many patients are waiting more than 12 hours to be seen.
7.058 In Oct 2021
16.402 in Feb 2022
32.776 in Sept 2022
The Lionel Shriver article is spot on and scary. We are observing since quite a while that younger people in particular are incapable of reading and understanding basic stuff when encountering them in the business world. Most also need and use a calculator when giving change.
As for doctors, it seems completely hopeless.
Our new tenants are medical students at ICL. They are quadruple gene-therapied, don’t know that the definition of vaccine was changed to accommodate for them,
think that they work like regular vaccines and are just in awe of and got enthusiastically jabbed because of this ‘cute story’, namely that an African immigrant (he is actually Turkish) already had the solution ready when the disease occurred.
The only chance us older folks now have to live a long, healthy life is to live more healthy and take vitamins regularly.
We cannot count on the medical profession anymore to get us sorted when we become ill once our GenX doctors retire!
I agree, JB. We have to become our own doctors now. Personally, I haven’t taken any pharmaceutical drugs for ages. If TPTB decide to go ahead and medicate our water with fluoride, the cognitive decline in our young will accelerate. That combined with the effects of stronger and constant EMF, such as 5G and smart meters, the addiction to mobile phones and bluetooth headphones, rubbish nutrition and jabs will all contribute to people getting sicker earlier in life with all sorts of mental, emotional and physical issues.
…and all because he asked for a peaceful resolution…this is music to my ears….
LOL!
Jason Jay Smart@officejjsmart
Elon Musk’s Starlink says it can no longer afford to give Ukraine free service and asks the Pentagon to pay for it. Starlink had been a game changer in the war.
This comes days after Ukrainian Ambassador Melnyk Andrij told Musk to “fuck off.”
Elon Musk
@elonmusk
Replying to @officejjsmart
and @MelnykAndrij
We’re just following his recommendation……
Tulsi Gabbard on Joe Rogan….
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rAfwpfUBw1M
Ukraine and the Military Industrial Complex.
“People are being forced to visit food banks and unable to heat their homes. I have been seriously depressed to see this government add to their suffering while giving tax handouts to the wealthy. Just Stop Oil gives a simple message: no more oil and gas licences. Let’s start creating a world where we care for everyone.'”
My emphases.
You couldn’t make this utter stupidity up!
Apologies. The above is from the report in the Mail about the eco nutters causing mayhem in London, including preventing an ambulance from getting through.
Kwasi SACKED.
Truss seems hopeless. The budget didn’t make much sense (I am all for cutting taxes but you also need to cut spending) and sacking Kwarteng makes no sense either, and Jeremy C**t is tipped as a replacement – the arch covid fascist.
Truss, like May and Johnson was a disaster before she got the top gig. She obviously is not in control and is just a puppet. The worry now is that the evil sod Hunt is being prepared for a quick move next door.
I wonder how much interfering Bliar is up to?
I agree except for the puppet bit – think she’s just weak and is yet another woolly liberal globalist. Bliar’s interference has been immense but again I think it’s not like he is making phone calls to get people sacked, but who knows? I’m approaching retirement, in good health – I wonder if I will ever see an actually conservative leader of the Tory party.
Hunt has the job.
Thanks, seen it. Very dangerous.
https://www.conservativewoman.co.uk/pfizer-executives-freudian-slip-has-given-the-vaccine-game-away/
“Worth reading in full.”
https://www.conservativewoman.co.uk/the-wrong-doers-who-are-desperate-to-move-on-from-covid/
A powerful article from Paul Collits over at TCW and he like many here wants revenge.
I am delighted to mention that he has singled out the rapist’s dad in Wales for particular opprobrium.
Hunt as Chancellor. Firkin hell. Thick but dangerous.
He’s a lockdown fanatic.
He certainly was, but in his new job he might learn how much it all cost, with any luck. We certainly live in interesting times. Anyone betting on whether Hunt will stick to Halloween for the budget (the announced date for the next Kwasi one)? What should emerge on 19/10 is September inflation figures – which affect lots of pension scheme payment rises next financial year. We’ll see if CPI was reduced on account of the Royal Funeral, or it could be the other way round, depending on what retail did, e.g.
I guess that the Permanent Sec has already written the script, and they’ll be chewing over whether to wait until after the 19th or to go early – or even announe it on the same day, although traditionally Budgets are Tuesdays; we’ll see.
Well he’s not a conservative and he’s a lockdown fanatic in arguably the second most senior position in govt, well poised to take over as leader in due course. Thought we had seen the last of him. Nasty piece of work.
He could be poised to move next door – but remember what happened to old Gordon, when he made such a move. Even many Labour supporters didn’t like him (I was a Labour activist then, and it was hard work persuading the voters to vote Labour when he became the leader). These days I’m not a member of any party, though.
Looks like we may have seen some clever maneuvering from the left wing of the Tory party to get their man in through the back door
Truss has scrapped the cut in Corporation Tax. So much for growth. Back to same tax and spend, big govt as Labour, LibDems, SNP, Tories since Thatcher.
Which suggests this lot are fully committed to the destruction of the economy as per the Reset.
https://www.globalresearch.ca/paris-about-boost-military-interventionism-eastern-europe/5796255
France is now sabre rattling and plans on invading Romania. Doubtless some of our lads will get dragged in when this inevitably goes tits up.
It’s a good day for arms manufacturers who are reaping a seemingly never-ending harvest. I can’t stand all the theatrics and that clown Zelensky and his clownish messages about the other clown Macron. All little men playing war with other people’s sons and daughters.
https://expose-news.com/2022/10/14/government-reports-suggest-covid-vaccination-is-causing-cancer-at-an-unprecedented-rate/
I’m pleased report that at least one of Bill Gates’ investments is struggling: Beyond Meat
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-63260645
The level of hypocrisy by this executive is mind blowing!
Clearly the man just wasn’t getting enough meat… He looks like a career criminal in that pic.
“Inflation is believed to be an underlying factor exerting pressure on the category as consumers trade down into cheaper forms of protein, including animal meat,”
“animal meat” eh. That’s a novelty.
https://reclaimthenet.org/cfpb-considers-paypal-investigation/
This is strange, a government agency suggesting they might prosecute PayPal.
Arse covering more like.
Given that Robert Kennedy Jnr has won his case against Pharma via SOTUS should that not mean that EUA must terminate immediately? And if so what are the implications for other countries such as the UK?