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By: Rhoda Wilson
In a ‘Call to Action' published on 17 May, the Pan-European Commission on Climate and Health, a body convened by WHO Europe, urged governments to formally have WHO declare climate change a Public Health Emergency of International Concern (“PHEIC,” pronounced “FAKE”).
By: Rhoda Wilson
In 2023, Dr. David Martin presented evidence to UK Parliamentarians that the covid pandemic was a 56-year plan in development, starting in the UK in 1966 when the Wellcome Trust decided to use the coronavirus as a method of human manipulation.
However, the “emissions” reductions the Government claims are a sleight of hand. They are only reporting their calculated “emissions” within the UK's borders. All the Government has done is move the generation of “emissions” to other countries.
By: Rhoda Wilson
Last year, the government of Burkina Faso terminated the Target Malaria project, a research initiative funded by the Gates Foundation and Open Philanthropy, due to biosafety risks, low impact and scientific sovereignty concerns.
A 72-hour break from cell phones (aka mobile phones) triggered increased cravings in study participants; brain scans showed heightened activity in reward centres when shown phone images.
In 2025, Henry Nowak, a white British boy, was stabbed to death by a Sikh boy. Compared to a crime committed by a white person against a non-white person, this case has received little attention from politicians and authorities.
The Genetic Technology (Precision Breeding) Act 2023 dismisses crucial genetic elements, including gene copy number, epigenetic status and location in the genome, which can impact the safety of genetically modified “precision bred” organisms.
The human mind has a long history of innovative achievements. But its potential is being neglected in the age of technology, with luxury beliefs and AI being forced upon society by elites.
By: Rhoda Wilson
At the end of last month, Dr. Leonard G. Horowitz submitted a policy review to the CDC for publishing. In his brief review, he pointed out that previous Ebola outbreaks were linked to viruses taken from monkey tissues and added to human vaccines.
By: Rhoda Wilson
Dr. Vincent Munster, a senior scientist at an NIH laboratory in Montana, is under an FBI criminal investigation for allegedly attempting to smuggle dozens of vials of pathogen samples from the Democratic Republic of Congo into the United States in January 2026.
