Today in the UK it is Easter Sunday for most Christians (although not those of the Eastern and Orthodox denominations) and it is the last day of Passover for Jews. To be celebrated in this Holy season for Jews and Christians –  the Feast of Unleavened Bread – is theRead More

On the last day of 2020, I wrote a piece that opens:  ‘My hope for 2021 is that all thinking people – including scientists – become more questioning and critical of science’.  Sadly, as we approach the end of the first quarter of 2021, things seem to have gone theRead More

Introduction Despite the widespread media silence, there are doctors, scientists, organisations and groups that oppose the rationale for (1) the lockdown, (2) the efficacy or fitness for purpose of the PCR Test used to diagnose Covid and/or (3) the over hasty rollout of the Covid 19 vaccinations. Certain professionals andRead More

Request for expedited federal investigation into scientific fraud in COVID‑19 public health policies To: Federal Bureau of Investigation935 Pennsylvania Avenue NWWashington, D.C. 20535 CC: U.K. Security Service (MI5);Australian Security Intelligence Organisation;Canadian Security Intelligence Service;Bundesnachrichtendienst;U.S. Department of Justice From: Michael P. Senger, AttorneyStacey A. Rudin, AttorneyDr. Clare Craig, FRCPathRetired Brig. Gen.Read More

All the powers of the British state are now lined up against the life of little Alfie Evans. Police officers are deployed outside Alder Hey Hospital and uniformed police secure the room in which Alfie lies. In a series of judgements, the courts have pronounced that it is in theRead More

Sometimes an issue or event is so momentous that it is well worth talking about more than once. Just yesterday I discussed three recent cases of euthanasia (or cases closely related to it), and one of them was so significant and so shocking that it clearly needs to be revisited.Read More

Today’s vote in Parliament in favour of allowing three parent children makes the UK the first country to cross internationally respected bioethical red lines. It does so first by allowing the creation of human beings using DNA from three human beings and secondly, by opening the door to germ-line geneRead More

We have the best healthcare in the world, so we are told, free at the point of use. So why would there be any dangers facing the disabled in hospitals as they enter for healthcare? Well, perhaps British healthcare was once the best in the world but it most certainlyRead More

Not smoking in cars full of children is a good idea. However, many good ideas result in awful laws, and the ban Parliament is about to pass is one such. Smoking in general is a rotten habit, as I can testify from 30 years of personal experience. It gives youRead More

What happens when a suicidal vision grips a nation? First, the young are eliminated. In 2013 the total fertility rate of Belgium was 1.65 – nowhere near the 2.1 rate needed for population replacement. The bulk of the births was supplied by non-native Belgians in any case. Then state sanctioned medical killing is recommendedRead More