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The UK government can't have it both ways. Either they admit their data is garbage,or they tell people not to get vaccinated. What's it going to be?

According to the UK Government’s Office for National Statistics, there have been 20,000 excess deaths in England and Wales since May 2022 compared to the previous five-year average. Further d…

A woman who made “hurtful” comments about pedophiles on the internet has been visited by police who accused her of being “untoward about pedophiles on YouTube,” according to reports. Kelly J. Keane (known to many as Posie Parker) says that police officers from Wiltshire Constabulary were seeking to enter her property, without a warrant, following a report that Keane had posted some “disrespectful words” about pedophiles on the internet. According to Keane, the officers stated that she had been reported for a “criminal offense”, but refused to specify exactly which crime she allegedly committed. Mrs. Keane asked if she was being accused of a “hate crime” or a “non-crime hate incident” but, again, the officers were vague about which law she was supposed to have broken. When Keane asked what specifically she had done that could possibly warrant two police officers to come to her house, one of the officers responded: “You have been untoward about pedophiles on YouTube.” There was a time, and it wasn’t that long ago, that being a pedophile was seen as the lowest of the low. Now, however, the police don’t bother with investigating these individuals in modern Britain, but rather spend their time harassing anyone who says anything “hurtful” about them. Who exactly are these police working for? They certainly aren’t protecting the citizens of the UK and their children.

An employee at Veterans Affairs Canada offered medical assistance in dying to a Canadian armed forces veteran who was suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder and a traumatic brain injury.

Official data released by the UK Government confirms that 1 in every 73 people who received at least one dose of the Covid-19 vaccine in England had sadly passed away by the end of May 2022. Whilst…