The WHO Pandemic Agreement has worried many, and justifiably so, as it further empowers the WHO and the whole pandemic preparedness crowd. But what it proposes is also really stupid, says Eugyppius.
The Guardian has repeatedly claimed not to be "billionaire backed" but an explosive new report finds that funding from the Gates Foundation alone amounts to $116 for every reader of the print edition.
Germany is a crucial partner – not funder – of the Gates Foundation and the co-funding it has provided both to projects and to programmes runs into the billions, not the millions.
Who owns BioNTech, the pharmaceutical company that earned $31 billion from sales of its COVID-19 vaccine in 2021 and 2022? It's not who you think it is, says investigative reporter Robert Kogon.
Jeffrey Tucker laments the declining role of Britain and America's great families in protecting our liberties against the encroachments of the state. Instead, they have allied themselves with the global technocratic elite.
In this week's London Calling, the arguments are about Bill Gates, 15 minute cities, reverse cognitive-behavioural therapy, wind power and Anthony Trollope.
As a survey shows 93% of Icelanders still believe all the restrictions of the last three years were justified, Thorsteinn Siglaugsson wonders what it will take for us to avoid repeating the same mistakes over again.
The WHO's proposals for future virus outbreaks include almost everything that Bill Gates demanded in his recent book 'How to Prevent the Next Pandemic', and none of it is good.
A globalist cabal plotting depopulation would be a grave problem, but one with a clear solution. We’re facing, instead, an entire moral and ideological system, with very deep roots in prosperous Western culture.
Turns out, the new lobby group urging governments to ban gas boilers is funded by private-jet owning billionaires. Who would have guessed?
