- “Covid heroes and war veterans to join Queen’s funeral procession” – The Mail reports that among those chosen to lead the Queen’s funeral procession is May Parsons, the nurse who administered the world’s first COVID-19 jab.
- “Kenneth Branagh plays Boris in series set during first wave of Covid” – According to the Mail, Sir Kenneth Branagh admits that when he was asked to play Boris Johnson in a drama about the first wave of the Covid virus while Britain was still dealing with the second, he thought it was too soon.
- “Charity warns that 35,000 Britons could die of heart valve disease ‘unnecessarily’ this year after face-to-face NHS GP appointment numbers fall since Covid” – Deaths from a highly treatable heart defect could soar because fewer patients are being seen face-to-face by GPs since the pandemic struck, a leading charity has warned, reports the Mail.
- “The Criminal Censorship of Ivermectin’s Efficacy By The High-Impact Medical Journals” – Dr. Pierre Kory says high-Impact medical journal editorial staff were “getting orders to censor ivermectin studies from Big Pharma and ‘philanthropaths’ like Bill Gates”.
- “A new report prepared for the Liberal Party of Canada shows that the vaccines have no benefit for those under 60” – Steve Kirsch highlights a new report for the Canadian Liberal Party which concludes: “The Ontario data show that vaccination currently makes little difference in terms of hospitalisation and death rates for those below age 60.”
- “How flawed statistics have manipulated the Covid narrative” – Listen to Professor Norman Fenton’s presentation to U.K. Doctors For Patients on September 14th.
- “Closing ranks against the truth” – El Gato Malo looks again at the lab leak cover-up and says the problem with conspiracies is that even when they work, it’s hard to make them last.
- “Manchester To Shut Down in 2027 If Carbon Targets Are To Be Met” – Paul Homewood on the story that Manchester’s carbon dioxide emissions target is so unrealistic that councillors have been warned the city will emit by 2027 what it wasn’t supposed to emit until 2100.
- “Is Ron DeSantis the Future of the Republican Party?” – Matt Flegenheimer in the New York Times writes that for years, Democrats have worried about the prospect of a more disciplined heir to Trump, and in Florida’s pugilistic Governor, that candidate may have arrived.
- “The esoteric creed of King Charles” – Theo Hobson in the Spectator with an overview of the new monarch’s beliefs, summing it up as “natural religion”: “It used to mean the creed that underlies all the major religions that comes naturally to humans. But its other meaning, of reverence for nature, is just as important to him.”
- “This pompous new eco-mob has launched the most self-defeating climate protest yet” – Michael Deacon in the Telegraph says the “nitwits gluing themselves to roads were tiresome enough, but the ‘Tyre Extinguishers’ are even more insufferable”.
- “Kwarteng considers blanket discount on business energy bills” – The Chancellor is drawing up a support package ahead of a mini-Budget, reports the Telegraph.
- “Could Putin still trigger nuclear war?” – Nick Cohen in the Spectator says it’s not necessarily likely, but the scenario that everyone seems to be studiously ignoring is that a desperate Putin could use a nuclear weapon in Ukraine.
- “Observing whiteness in introductory physics: A case study” – Whiteness shapes many practices in physics classrooms that are often thought to be neutral, according to this un-parody-able woke study in Physical Review Physics Education Research.
- “Is the New York Times launching its deranged attacks on Britain and the Queen to make money from China?” – Guy Adams in the Mail is suspicious.
- “The world has entered a dangerous and self-indulgent new Age of Unreason” – Janet Daley in the Telegraph says the death of the Queen seems to mark the definitive end of the 20th century, and the era of confidence and prosperity.
- “How the culture war became a crusade” – Andrew Doyle writes in the Spectator that we have “somehow found ourselves in this mystifying scenario in which self-declared ‘liberals’ are advancing an illiberal agenda, ‘leftists’ are failing to stand up for left-wing ideals, ‘social justice’ means the opposite of what it says, and ‘anti-racists’ are creating a more racist society”.
- “In the second half of the 16th century, Britain plunged into an energy crisis. At the time, the primary source of energy driving the British economy was heat derived from the burning of wood, and Britain was literally running out of trees” – Doomberg with a fascinating history lesson on Twitter about energy efficiency, and the lack of it.
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Morning , are we on here in the parallel Jab sceptical world dismayed at the prospect of the First Jab nurse being in Liz,s funeral procession ! For that reason I think “I’m Out” !….
I know, I had to read that twice before it registered! Now that’s my definition of “hero”!
Then there’s Branagh portraying Johnson as another ‘hero’ who saved the UK from a fate like Sweden’s. 
I can’t take so much lunacy this early on!
Is the first person to get the jab still alive?
Margaret Keenan, first person to receive C-jab apparently had her “spring booster” this April, so presumably still alive then! But she was 90 when received the first one.
Perhaps she should be invited too!
I thought it was William Shakespeare.
‘Doing a May Parsons’ will soon become synonymous with committing a great harm whilst acting in an extremely risky manner.
”That pilot who crashed his plane into a school killing 200 children was doing a May Parsons trying to do barrel rolls at low altitude”
Yes, what an insult! It’s basically saying that the nurse appointed the job of spiking someone’s arm with a questionable medical product is on a level of heroism on a par with those decorated veterans that sacrificed so much fighting for our freedom. When the Queen lived such a virtuous, apolitical reign, it is the pinnacle of irony that her funeral now becomes a political event, sneaking in a bit of vaccine promotion on the side!
Basically the nurse was doing what she’d been trained and told to do. Up there with the service people who lost limbs in various combat situations, air sea rescue people who go out in all weathers, firefighters etc. It’s an insult as you say.
So this is a very interesting short 12min video with an American psychiatrist talking about the education system over there ( and I’m sure it won’t be exclusive to the U.S ) and the effects of ”indoctrination camps”, or universities, on young adults. He talks about a lot of the stuff we do on here regarding femininity vs masculinity, radical feminism etc.
https://www.bitchute.com/video/ML7ct8a53Sre/
“The Mail reports that among those chosen to lead the Queen’s funeral procession is May Parsons, the nurse who administered the world’s first COVID-19 jab.”
You what!!! she should be first on the gallows.
Will Putin go nuclear?
He will be thinking about it now that Ukrainian forces are across the Oskil River.
He is looking down the barrel of another battlefield calamity.
The diplomatic signals now have to be crystal clear.
President Biden could not have been clearer.
All Russia has to do is return to the Ukrainian borders that it guaranteed in 1994 and all this stops, immediately.
Dr Robert Young article with numerous references, linking the covid bioweapon injection contents with the rollout of 5G
https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/injuries-deaths-caused-by-reduced-graphene-ferric-oxide-3g-4g-and-5g-emf
Large randomised control study in healthcare setting into the effect of Vitamin D3 supplementation of 5,000iu daily on the incidence of influenza like illnesses amongst the staff.
Guess what the result is???
https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2022.09.16.22280047v1
Now all I have to do is remember to take mine daily which is in liquid form in the fridge.
Make sure that you take a Vitamin D3+K2 supplement to prevent hypercalcification of your blood
