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'The Truth Movement' falls out of love
Cast your mind back, if you will, to the heady days of summer 2020. We've all heard of the famous sixties 'Summer of Love', well: summer 2020 was the Summer of Truth, and it was just as powerful, potent, and euphoric. When the corona circus first came to town, it marked the most intense, insane, […]
There's a difference between graft and grift
I seem to have started an unofficial series of articles in the last few weeks, which could be roughly categorised as, "oft-repeated fallacies and clichés that dramatically limit the reach and impact of 'the truth movement' and thus need to be robustly challenged and redressed" (I admit it isn't the catchiest title in the world). […]
The Truth Movement Comes of Age
There's a quote I like that embodies the maturation journey we must all undertake in life, which goes: "the opposite of innocence isn't guilt. It's experience." That's why we say children are 'innocent' - not because they never do anything wrong - sometimes even seriously wrong - but because they lack life experience. When someone […]
Ritual mockery and the Emperor's New Heartthrob
Ladies, imagine, if you will, that you are relaxing after a long day, flicking through the pages of your favourite publication (other than Miri AF, obvs ;)), and you encounter the following description of a man: "The natty pink tie set off his deep blue eyes. Under his well-cut suit, this man was clearly buff. […]
They are not our "Friends"
You may have noticed that, recently, the two most popular actors from the phenomenally successful "Friends" series, Jennifer Aniston and Matthew Perry, have been getting a lot of press attention. As always, when the press decides to give a lot of exposure to a person and a headline focus on what they're saying, this is […]
On "free thinking" and the line in the sand
Yesterday, I composed an article regarding my thoughts on viral theory. Like everything I write, the article was provocative, controversial, and therefore potentially divisive. I am, as anyone who reads my stuff knows, an alternative journalist who approaches subjects with an alternative perspective. I don't parrot mainstream dogmas, I question and I explore and I […]
The Emperor's New Virus: How The Virus Myth Became A Viral Contagion
"We don't catch diseases. We build them." - Antoine Bechamp Every time I opine on the subject of the pretend pandemic - that it was all staged, that the tests are fake, the numbers fudged - without fail, I always get the refrain from a number of individuals that, "I agree the threat was exaggerated […]
The Lunatics are Running The Asylum
"Council LOSES High Court fight to bar asylum seekers from North Stafford hotel!" Blares the headline in the Stoke Sentinel, which used to be my local paper, and which I still read every day. "Shock over Home Office plan to house up to 84 asylum seekers in Huddersfield village," reports The Examiner, my current local […]
Are Viruses Contagious?
(I am often asked my opinion on this subject, so I am republishing this from August 2021...) This comes up again and again in the comments' sections of my posts, so I thought I would record my position on this formally and for the record, and then I can just link to it if ever […]
The Latest Pandemime Plot Twist: "Amnesty"
The big story currently sweeping the cyber saloons which most of us frequent, regards a new grovelling plea, from former Branch Covidians, for an "amnesty" regarding their hideous, horrifying, and largely non-human behaviour during "the pandemic". The general thrust of their argument is, "yes, okay, we DID behave hideously, horrifyingly, and non-humanly, but we didn't […]
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