This is part two of the astonishing predictions of the plans that “people of prominence” have devised for our future as told by Dr Richard Day (1905-1989) at a meeting of the Pittsburgh […]
Astonishing Predictions of Dr. Richard Day, 1969 – Part 2 – “If Population Growth Didn’t Slow Down, Food Shortages Could be Created in a Hurry.”
All the talk about misinformation is to justify censorship
In recent years, there has been an upsurge of concern about online misinformation and disinformation, with efforts to thwart it. In many cases, claims about false information serve to justify censorship. To […]
Australia sets a date to achieve the first goal of The Great Reset – nationwide digital IDs
Australia has become the latest country to delve head-first into the first goal of The Great Reset, which is to digitise its citizens. When digitised identities get matched with central bank digital […]
Alzheimer’s Disease – and the Myths about Dementia
Dr. Vernon Coleman’s short book ‘The Dementia Myth’ is subtitled ‘Most patients with Dementia are Curable’. In the book, he explains why and how he believes that most cases of dementia could […]
Professor Norman Fenton: The climate crisis, like the covid crisis, is massively exaggerated by flawed models and statistics
On Monday, Professor Norman Fenton joined Australian political commentator Alexandra Marshall to discuss censorship, misinformation, net zero, the farmers’ rebellion in Europe and the fracture of the “freedom movement.” Also joining the […]
From Digital Domination to Global Governance: The Dystopian Shift of Bill Gates
In the global tapestry of influential figures, few threads are as prominently woven as that of Bill Gates, a titan whose legacy was initially forged in the digital corridors of Microsoft. Beyond […]
Astonishing Predictions from Dr Richard Day 1969 – Part 1 – “Plans Much Bigger Than Communism.”
“Plans much bigger than communism’ have been set in motion” and people who were not primarily in public office, but people of prominence and known to the public through their occupations or […]