Propaganda can be bought – the truth is free.
Tennessee water-colour painter and pro-vaccine advocate, Bill Branch, is dead. He took a Moderna shot last year and got a batch responsible for killing another 37 people (38 if his death was never recorded as vaccine-related). The Covid Blog covered his story. In the article is a photo of Bill's first jab certificate on 20... Continue Reading →
More than 2,000 years ago a child was born in Bethlehem who would change the world. There is probably not a country on earth whose people have never heard the name of Jesus, and at least a few details about his life. He came with a message of peace, truth and hope for the Jewish... Continue Reading →
CHI Memorial was the hospital where nurse-supervisor, Tiffany Dover, was last seen baring her arm in a “vaccination” publicity drive on behalf of Pfizer. She fainted. Subsequently she faced the camera to say it was not the vaccine but that she had an “history” of “overactive vagal response”. By now readers of this blog know... Continue Reading →
Today I hand my blog over to Lithuanian, @gluboco, and as he is a messenger from God, let’s call him Angel. He even refers to his favourite food as “heavenly” though its origin is much more down to earth. He forages for mushrooms in the forests of Lithuania, and becomes ecstatic when he finds chanterelles.... Continue Reading →
"The evidence is now overwhelming", says retired pathologist, Dr Roger Hodkinson, in an interview with journalist, Anna Brees. Dr Hodkinson believes that if politicians move away from the misinformation to which they have been subscribing over the last twelve months they could still get re-elected. What has been happening is nothing short of criminal. If... Continue Reading →
What a day! What beautiful people! What a kick in the teeth for the establishment! And not a mask in sight - except from the police who were forced to wear them. Poor things. Were you there? If you were you might be able to spot yourself in one of these pictures from the march... Continue Reading →
I ask forgiveness from above for making this an open letter, but any local parishioner trying to elicit a response from Lambeth Palace, has a tough challenge ahead. I learnt this some seven years ago. It is not impossible but the last time it was only enabled by my buttonholing the Bishop of Ebbsfleet, Jonathan... Continue Reading →
For us Christmas is usually a quiet family affair anyway. Even if it was not, Matt Hancock, the Scrooge of Christmas present, the Scrooge of Christmas yet to come, would not be allowed to rain his humbug on our parties. Don't let him rain on yours. Ask yourself how many people you know who are... Continue Reading →
On Sunday, instead of going to church, I spent half an hour cycling round the locality, looking for discarded face-masks. Five were found. My church, All Saints, if I ever go again, is in Small Heath, Central Birmingham. Small Heath is the litter capital of Europe, perhaps even the world. This article, about waste-warriors in... Continue Reading →
There are so many renditions of this great hymn I am spoilt for choice. In the end I arbitrarily chose the Reynoldsburg United Methodist church version, made special by vocalists Jennifer Franko and Kenny Phillips, who harmonise beautifully. Unlike more popular versions it is not recorded in a studio but during Sunday worship. And as... Continue Reading →
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