Rights & Freedoms
Green Party: Inhumane for asylum seekers to wait years for a decision published at 16:42 British Summer Time The Green Party has also reacted to today’s Court of Appeal ruling, saying the case is a “distraction from the need to sort out the terrible legacy of 14 years of Conservative government misrule and Labour’s failure
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Breaking News The trillion-dollar biotech industry is facing failure – and it’s because of covid injections The biotechnology industry, valued at $1.74 trillion, is facing failure and criticism due to the high rate of adverse effects and excess deaths associated with mRNA covid-19 injections. In an effort to save themselves, the industry is trying to
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Air Force finally grants Ashli Babbitt military funeral after she was killed by Capitol Police on J6
Undersecretary of the Air Force Matthew Lohmeier said “considering the information that has come forward since then,” he concluded the earlier denial was “incorrect.” The US Air Force has reversed a prior decision and will extend military funeral honors to Senior Airman Ashli Babbitt, who was shot and killed by a Capitol Police officer during
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The great contemporary master of the vituperative and coruscatory arts is J.K. Rowling. Formerly known as author of the Harry Potter stories, she may well become one of the great or indeed few exponents of the high art of writing for victory. Especially in the form of the riposte. Repost and riposte. Her current enemy
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During the COVID-19 pandemic, Reuters repeatedly fact-checked statements and articles that criticized COVID-19 vaccines — but not once did the news organization’s fact-checkers find fault with Pfizer, according to Paul D. Thacker, editor of The Disinformation Chronicle. In an investigation released today, Thacker suggested why Reuters might have been quick to defend the vaccines. As
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Meghan Schrader By Meghan Schrader Meghan is an instructor at E4 – University of Texas (Austin) and an EPC-USA board member. I was asked to write blogs for the EPC concerning the “MAiD” movement’s undermining of disabled people’s human rights. However, “MAiD” is not the only practice with a corrosive impact on disabled people’s lives.
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The following was originally published in Humanum and is reprinted here with permission. Because we would all prefer to forget the Covid crisis and move on, the following may have already faded from our collective memory. Only a few years ago, Australia rounded up citizens exposed to Covid, including asymptomatic people, and shipped them involuntarily to detention facilities against
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And he really hates the new White House gift shop. California Governor Gavin Newsom is not doing anything to dispel rumors that he’s planning to launch a 2028 presidential run after his appearance at a Politico event, where he said he doesn’t believe President Donald Trump intends to allow that presidential election to take place.
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Advocates for the vaccine-injured are petitioning the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to establish medical codes to classify injuries and deaths connected to the COVID-19 vaccines. Medical codes are used worldwide “to standardize medical data reporting, and for the purposes of tracking disease patterns in populations,” said Zowe Smith, a former medical coder
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In Nine Elms, on the south bank of the Thames, a fortress is rising. Officially, it’s the new Chinese Embassy. In reality, it looks less like a diplomatic mission and more like the command post of a hostile power. A sprawling, six-acre compound big enough to garrison a small army. Europe’s largest embassy? Spare me.
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