Helen Farquharson

[Concerned Citizen @BGatesIsaPyscho]

🇫🇷 Meanwhile in France

Man starting Climate Change captured on Camera again.

Took him all of 10 Seconds.

[Toby Rogers @uTobian]

Every step was designed to inflict maximum harm:
Splicing HIV into a coronavirus.
Blocking access to hcq and ivm.
Removing NAC from the shelves.
No early treatment.
Respirators that kill 90% of patients.
Seeding nursing homes with Covid+ patients.
Blanket DNR orders for the disabled.
"15 days to flatten the curve" that slowed the rate of natural immunity.
Closing schools for two years.
Masks that reduce oxygen.
Shutting down gyms.
Keeping liquor stores open.
Closing hiking trails and parks thus preventing people from getting vitamin D.
Remdesivir and Paxlovid that are expensive, useless, and deadly.
The most toxic and deadly vaccines in history on a new platform that will never work.
Billions of dollars spent on propaganda to convince people to accept every step of this nefarious plan.
Firings, censorship, and blacklisting of critical thinkers.

Covid is a world war, launched by the ruling class, against humanity.

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

The obvious answer to losing our foreign shearers is to simply train our own. Britain already does. Training was never the problem, and here is what actually is.

The country has fourteen million breeding ewes and about three months to shear them, because the fleece has to come off in a short warm window or the animal suffers. A mountain of work crammed into one season, then nothing for nine months.

So think like someone weighing up the trade. You spend years mastering one of the hardest physical skills in farming, shearing hundreds a day with calm hands and no harm to the animal, and the reward is twelve brutal weeks in summer and three quarters of a year with no work and no money. Nobody builds a life on that. So they don't, and who could blame them.

The shearers who fly in have solved the one problem Britain cannot. A top shearer works four countries a year, New Zealand, America, Britain, Australia, three months in each, chasing the season round the planet until twelve weeks becomes fifty. That is what makes it a career instead of a summer job, and no single country can recreate it, because no single country has more than one season.

There used to be British gangs on this circuit. Contractors who travelled, who trained the next lot, who knew every shed in the dale. That world thinned as the wool stopped paying and the young went to jobs that ran all year, and the gap was filled by the shearers who fly in, who now teach the British newcomers coming up, because the knowledge had nowhere else to live. Cut them off and you do not force Britain to train its own. You remove the last people still doing the teaching.

And this is what makes it so hard to stomach. Seventy-five people, in for twelve weeks, gone the day the job is done, costing the taxpayer nothing and leaving the flock shorn. If any arrival on earth is the useful kind, it is this one. A government serious about who comes and goes would fling the door open to exactly these people and spend its energy on the arrivals it genuinely cannot account for.

It has done the precise reverse. A hard No for the seventy-five it could see, needed and time-limit, while the numbers it cannot explain carry on untouched.

They looked at a skills chain held together by seasonal workers and decided the workers were the problem. They were the only reason it still existed.

[Valerie Anne Smith @ValerieAnne1970]

Dr. Sherri Tenpenny: "Don’t fall for the fear campaign... what is MEASLES?... a fever, a cough, a rash, runny eyes & runny nose."

"The measles vaccine came out in 1963. In 1962, the death rate from measles was two in a million.”

"So it was not even deadly BEFORE we had a vaccine."

IF YOU FEAR MEASLES...

You must not know that even in the 60s, before the vaccine, the survival rate was over 99.9%.

You must not know that the MMR is a live virus vaccine & can cause measles.

You must not know that MMR and MMRV vaccines have been linked to 2,657% MORE DEATHS than measles itself since 1995.

You must not know that it's a very mild childhood illness for well-nourished children.

You must not know that natural measles infection provides lifelong immunity, unlike the vaccine.

You must not know that there are huge lifelong health benefits to getting measles, including a lower risk of cancer, heart disease & stronger immune resilience.

You must not know that the MMR insert lists over 60 serious adverse events, ranging from encephalitis, seizures & death.

You must not know that studies show Vitamin A drastically reduces measles complications-yet public health officials ignore it.

[Noah B. Price @TrueOnX]

🚨 BREAKING NEWS: They Told us
it Was a “Conspiracy Theory.” 🚨

Now the microscope footage is out.

Billions of graphene oxide nanoparticles.
Self-assembling structures.
Found inside the COVID shots.

Not one country.
Multiple independent labs.
Same results.

The question that should terrify
every single person who took the jab:

If this was never on the ingredient list…
what else was never disclosed?

And the one that should
keep governments up at night:

How many more “debunked” claims
are just waiting for the evidence to catch up?

Watch the footage.
Then try to look away.

Who still believes they
told us everything?

Read through
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[Christian @InTheTrenchesUK]

You thought it was volunteers running the RNLI.

Try bankers. Sanctions violators. Offshore finance directors.

Meet Mark Dowie. RNLI Chief Executive 2019-2024. The man who transformed a coastal rescue charity into a financialized border operation.

THE BANKER

Dowie's career before RNLI:

UBS: Co-Head Investment Banking Asia (2000-2004)
Standard Chartered: CEO, Corporate & Institutional Bank (2004-2016)
Responsibility: Led global wholesale banking, 20,000 staff, 62 countries
Not a charity background. Not maritime rescue. Banking.

Specifically: Emerging markets banking. Asia. Africa. Middle East.

Source: RNLI appointment announcement; Standard Chartered corporate records.

THE SANCTIONS VIOLATIONS

Standard Chartered paid $1.1 billion in fines in 2019 for money laundering and sanctions violations.

Violations included:

$667 million (2012) for Iran sanctions breaches
$437 million in illegal transactions (2009-2014)
Processing payments for Iranian petrochemical companies
"Foreign Narcotics Kingpin" violations
Dowie's division - Corporate & Institutional Bank - handled large corporate clients. The division most likely involved in these violations.

Lord Cameron's government intervened in 2012 to help Standard Chartered avoid prosecution.

Source: US Treasury settlement; Department of Justice; The Guardian business reporting.

THE GEOGRAPHIC SMOKING GUN

Standard Chartered's core markets: Tanzania, Bangladesh, Iran, Zimbabwe, Africa, Asia, Middle East.

RNLI "international work" under Dowie (2019):

Tanzania: £3.3 million spent on burkinis for Muslim women
Bangladesh: Creche funding
Exact match between Dowie's banking regions and RNLI's sudden "charitable" spending.

Four months after Dowie became CEO (May 2019), the foreign spending scandal broke (September 2019).

Not coincidence. Portfolio diversification. Like a bank.

Source: RNLI annual reports 2019; Standard Chartered global network data.

THE OFFSHORE CONFLICT

While CEO of RNLI (2019-2024), Dowie was simultaneously Non-Executive Director of The Sovereign Group.

What Sovereign Group does:

"Comprehensive company formation and management services across numerous offshore jurisdictions"
"Setting up and managing tax-efficient structures"
"Provide directors for companies to ensure affairs are properly managed and controlled from offshore"
Presence in 20+ jurisdictions
Dowie ran a charity while directing an offshore company formation firm.

Conflict of interest? Or was RNLI using offshore structures?

Source: Sovereign Group website; corporate records.

THE CBE PAYOFF

February 2025. Eight months after leaving RNLI.

Mark Dowie awarded Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) by King Charles III.

Citation: "For his outstanding contributions to lifesaving charity work."

Reality: For transforming RNLI into a state-coordinated border enforcement contractor with international banking networks and offshore capabilities.

Payment for services rendered.

Source: RNLI official announcement; https://t.co/KGi2v3j6it honors list.

THE FINANCIALIZATION

Dowie's own words as RNLI CEO:

"RNLI must live within our means."

"Live within our means."

"Sustainable way."

This is banking language. Austerity economics. Cost-benefit analysis applied to human lives.

Under Dowie:

£189,000 salary (higher than Prime Minister)
135 UK job cuts while spending £3.3 million abroad
58.6% of budget to salaries and pensions
"Volunteer" charity run like a corporate bank
Source: Civil Society interview; RNLI annual accounts 2021.

THE QUESTION

Why did a banker with sanctions violation history, running an offshore finance firm, get appointed to lead a coastal rescue charity?

Because RNLI was becoming a financial operation, not a humanitarian one.

Because migrant rescue requires international banking networks, offshore structures, and government coordination.

Because they needed someone who understood how to move people and money across borders.

Thread 3/4 drops 7 PM: The Structure.

Trustee board infiltration. The "volunteer" myth. The international NGO network.

The mask keeps slipping.

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

The last overseas shearers Britain intends to let in are on the fells right now, working out the final weeks of their leave.

The door shut on 30 June. No vote, no debate, no announcement, just a date passing quietly in a summer when everyone was looking elsewhere. Those still working the Borders this week are here on leave that expires on 1 October, and when they fly out that is the end of it.

Understand what is walking out.

Six New Zealanders spent three months in one Northumberland valley last year and sheared nearly 90,000 sheep. Fifteen thousand head each, across farms from the Scottish Borders down to County Durham. They have been coming into Coquetdale for over thirty years. Since 2011 a concession has let up to 75 of them in each spring, and between them they take the wool off one and a half to two million British sheep in a window a few weeks long.

The Home Office rejected the application on 2 February. Twenty-six days of farmers writing to their MPs got it reinstated on 10 March for one final year, with a line about the sector having had fourteen years to train British workers and now being expected to transition to domestic labour.

Here is what that sentence is standing on. British Wool trains over 800 people a year, most of those courses are basic level, and most of the people on them are sheep farmers learning to do their own flock. Training was never the bottleneck. A top shearer clears a ewe in two or three minutes, calm hands, no panic in the animal, hundreds a day for weeks on end, and reaching that standard takes years of conditioning and a place in a global trade that follows the season around the planet.

Fourteen million breeding ewes. A few weeks to do them all. A sheep left in fleece gets eaten alive by maggots, so the job is not optional and the date is not negotiable.

Next spring those farms make phone calls that nobody answers.

Seventy-five shearers, once a year, and a government that could not find room for them.

[Dr Clare Craig @ClareCraigPath]

Good summary of the core issues here.

Sign petition: 👇

[Stuart Powell @stuartpowell]

I do not know how but, I suspect that the number of folk signing this petition is being suppressed. I cannot believe that people have been so worn down that they no longer care what is being added to food. Please sign the petition.

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

A man who spent thirty years reviewing sports cars has taught this country more about its own food than every minister, union and campaign of the last fifty years combined.

Here is what five series of Clarkson's Farm put in front of the public, and not one line of it is opinion.

- A thousand acres, worked flat out for a year, made a profit of £144. Under forty pence a day.
- By year six the same farm was losing money, weather and prices turning a projected £37,000 into a five grand loss.
- A crop can drown in the field after months of work and take everything with it, and nobody is coming to help.
- The farmer is the only man in the food chain who sells at a price he does not set. The supermarket sets it. He takes it or he takes nothing.
- The council can shut his restaurant, refuse his car park and stop him selling his own food off his own land.
- The subsidy he was told to lean on can be closed overnight, the big estates first through the door, the small farms locked out.
- One outbreak of bovine TB can lock a farm down for months, banned from buying or selling a single cow, through no fault of its own.
- Rear pigs with real care and the butcher's maths can still make them a loss, so the animals go and the loss stays.
- The margins are so thin that a rich man buys farmland not to earn from it but to shelter money that earns elsewhere. The shelter exists precisely because the farming does not.

Now hold that against the story you were sold. Greedy farmers. Subsidised for doing nothing. Wrecking a countryside they are somehow also the custodians of.

There is no profit. That was the reveal. A show that set out to be funny accidentally filmed the slow strangling of the people who feed us, and the country watched it happen and finally understood what its cheap food actually costs.

Clarkson has now admitted the plainest part out loud: it is the television money keeping Diddly Squat alive, and most farms do not have a television show. Britain grows about sixty per cent of its own food and the average farmer is past sixty. That is why both numbers are heading the wrong way.

It took a Lamborghini tractor and a man doing it for a laugh. Fifty years of earnest campaigning could not manage it.

[Dr Aseem Malhotra @DrAseemMalhotra]

It was five years ago today that my beloved father, Dr Kailash Chand Malhotra OBE, suffered an unexpected cardiac arrest and died.

One year later, Andy Burnham unveiled a plaque in his honour at the GP surgery where he devoted his life to serving his patients. The speech I gave that day remains as relevant now as it was then, and I’ve shared it again below.

My father’s death changed the course of my life.

It forced me to confront uncomfortable truths about a healthcare system that too often lacks transparency, accountability and the courage to admit when it gets things wrong. I became determined to seek answers - not just for my father, but for every family left asking questions after losing someone they love.

I was warned by a senior NHS cardiologist that pursuing the truth about what happened would make me enemies and that I should walk away. I couldn’t. I wouldn’t.

I remain convinced that there were two major factors behind my father’s death. The first was the ambulance delay. The second, which I have discussed at length with Andy Burnham, concerns the role I believe Covid mRNA vaccination played in accelerating his coronary artery disease. Five years later, I still believe there has been no meaningful investigation, no accountability and no justice.

The personal cost of speaking out has been immense. Instead of being allowed to grieve my father, I have spent the last five years being attacked, smeared and vilified for asking questions and refusing to stay silent. But I know my father would have expected nothing less.

Earlier this year I testified before the United States Senate about the corruption I believe has taken hold within our healthcare system. That experience only strengthened my conviction that the influence of Big Pharma now extends to the very highest levels of political decision-making, including the White House. These are difficult truths to confront, but they cannot be ignored if we are serious about restoring public trust.

Andy Burnham understands better than almost any politician I know the roots of this corrupted system. I have spoken with him at length about my concerns and about the urgent need for greater transparency, accountability and reform.

Above all, my father always encouraged me to speak out - to speak truth to power. He taught me to live by the seven principles of public life: selflessness, integrity, objectivity, accountability, openness, honesty and leadership. Those principles mattered deeply to him, and they continue to guide me every day.

At my father’s death Andy said of him: “He was everything to me and the NHS was everything to him. One of the kindest souls ever to have walked this earth.”He dedicated his entire life to serving others with compassion, integrity and humility.

Five years on, as we remember the legacy of Dr Kailash Chand Malhotra OBE, I will continue to ensure that his death was not in vain.

I wish to share two pertinent quotes from President John F. Kennedy and his brother ROBERT,

“A great change is at hand, and our task, our obligation, is to make that revolution, that change, peaceful and constructive for all.” - John F. Kennedy

“We need laws to remedy these injustices.” - Robert F. Kennedy

[Toby Rogers @uTobian]

Senator Blumenthal was like, 'How dare you call for Nuremberg 2 trials!?' and I was like, "Well, actually..."

[Restore Britain @RestoreBritain]

Repeal Net Zero.

[Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 @TRobinsonNewEra]

The Fabian Society explained.

Great work @thenodeproject

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

1956 - What sat on a British fishmonger's slab: herring, mackerel, sprats, kippers, cod, haddock, smoked haddock, plaice, sole, eels, oysters, cockles, mussels, whelks, brown shrimp, crab. Every last item pulled out of home water in the previous few days.

2026 - What sits in a British supermarket chiller: pangasius farmed on the Mekong, salmon from a Norwegian sea cage, and a tray of white fish bites that declines to name a species.

The sea has not moved. The fleet still goes out.

Somewhere in between, the catch stopped ending up on British plates.

[Gill Gentles @gillygen]

A man-made drug that interferes with stents, accelerates cancer cell growth, increases risk of prostrate cancer in men, masks early warning signs of dementia. This is a CAR CRASH public health policy happening in real time. Please help spread the word. And sign/share petition🙏

[Gavin Boby @GavinBoby]

APPLICATION TO TURN GRADE II LISTED PUB INTO MOSQUE

Many people have asked me to help resist the planning application to turn the beautiful old Gatehouse Pub, in Dereham Road, Norwich, into a mosque.

The Gatehouse Pub is:

* Grade II listed with Historic England;
* Listed as an Asset of Community Value by Norwich City Council
* Partly in Flood Zone 3
* Proposed as part of a riverside walk section to complete the beautiful River Wensum Riverside Walk
* Designated by the Council as informal amenity open space

The building would be enlarged by 45% and might come to dominate the site area along this beautiful stretch of the river.

They say: "… Friday between 12.00 and 14.30 when approximately 100 - 150 worshippers could attend… it may be become operationally necessary to split the congregation on a Friday by holding two sessions instead of one…"

There would only be 24 parking spaces – not enough for so many worshippers in this sensitive area.

https://t.co/EQzNsE52Pd

Local people are rightly concerned, especially about the risk of harm to the historic beauty of this building and its surrounding location.

I am asking you for donations toward the out-of-pocket expenses of £2,000 to resist it.

https://t.co/2qrCHo6ZUW

As usual, none of the money goes to me, but to the costs of fighting this application.

Please 🔁

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

Eight people sealed themselves in a glass dome to prove humanity could feed itself on plants, and spent two years starving in front of the world's press.

Biosphere 2 cost a hundred and fifty million dollars. Three acres of Arizona desert under sealed glass, eight crew, door shut on 26 September 1991, nothing in or out for two years. The farm inside was worked intensively and by any agronomic measure it was superb, out-producing the most efficient smallholder farming on earth by a wide margin.

It produced 83 per cent of what they needed.

Which left Roy Walford, the crew doctor, in a sealed box with seven hungry colleagues and his own life's work. Walford was a UCLA pathologist who had spent thirty years arguing that severe calorie restriction extends lifespan. He had doubled it in mice. And here was reality handing him his own hypothesis with the door welded shut.

So he called it a health programme.

The menu became vegetables, half a glass of goat's milk a day, and meat or fish about once a week. The men lost close to a fifth of their body weight, the women about a tenth. And the markers Walford cared about behaved impeccably: blood pressure, glucose, cholesterol and triglycerides all down at least twenty per cent, into ranges any doctor would frame. He published it in PNAS in 1992.

The bloodwork was magnificent. The people were falling apart.

Jane Poynter wrote the book afterwards. Fatigue, depression, mental fog, and a preoccupation with food that ate the entire interior life of the crew. They stole from each other. They split into two factions that stopped speaking. The ecological research the building had been constructed for was largely abandoned by people who no longer had the headroom for anything past the next meal. The ants and cockroaches, by contrast, were thriving.

The air was leaving too. Oxygen started at 20.9 per cent and kept dropping and nobody knew where it was going. Columbia eventually worked it out: the concrete was quietly eating it. So oxygen had to be pumped in from outside, which is an interesting result for a sealed world.

Walford's verdict on the mutiny is the whole thing in one sentence. He said afterwards that any other physician aboard would have panicked and declared they were starving, but that he knew they were on a programme of health enhancement.

He knew. Seven other people, visibly wasting, were simply mistaken.

He came out in 1993, developed ALS, blamed the conditions inside, and died in 2004 aged 79 after years on 1,600 calories a day in pursuit of a longer life. The mice got double. He did not make it to average for an American professor.

Every argument you have heard this decade was already in that building. Grow it locally. Take the animals out. Eat less. Watch the numbers improve.

Eight of the most motivated humans alive, handed three acres of the best-managed farmland on the planet and no meat, could not feed themselves.

The press reported the fighting as a personality clash.

[Maxi @AllForProgress_]

On 21 June at 1:30am, Cody Harper, twenty years old, was walking along Broad Street in Birmingham (one of the most watched half-miles in England) when a man took him off his feet and put him on the floor. A second man came in and punched him in the back of the head while he was down there. He got himself up, and a West Midlands Police officer shoved him into a roller shutter, and he swung his arm out and caught her. He is then brusquely arrested, while the police proceed to show not a flicker of interest in the guys who came and gave him a beating for no discernable reason.

You've seen the video of it happen. You've probably been talking about it. can watch it; it has been sat in public view for a month, filmed by a bystander and put up on a YouTube channel called Knockout Audit.

Harper was charged with assault on an emergency worker. He was due in Birmingham magistrates' court, facing the sort of sentence that follows a young man for the rest of his working life. Yesterday, the day before he was due in the dock, the Crown Prosecution Service dropped the case, having concluded after "a careful review of all the evidence, including video footage of the incident" that there was insufficient evidence to prosecute him.

The footage they carefully reviewed was the same footage that had been available to them from the beginning. Five weeks. A boy's summer, his job, his name, his sleep, and that trifling matter of his liberty were all held over him for five weeks, and then handed back the afternoon before trial.

He was charged because he was the one, in the situation, who was easy to charge. That is the beginning and the end of it. He was on the floor, he was visible, he was compliant enough to be handcuffed, and the men who had put him there were the sort of arrest that generates paperwork, community meetings, an inspector's phone call and a paragraph in someone's diversity return.

So the easy mark goes in the van. Incentives, people! Incentives!

The men who attacked him were identified only after the video went round the country. On July 3rd, twelve days after an assault their own officers had stood next to, West Midlands Police announced that they were "recognising that an assault has taken place" and were "now carrying out active enquiries to identify those involved." Two men were then interviewed under caution and given out-of-court disposals. No court, no dock, no morning in the magistrates', nothing that any member of the public will ever be permitted to inspect. Sorted out at a desk.

And West Midlands Police's position today, with the prosecution collapsed, is that the arrest "was lawful and came after a police officer conducting her duties was hit."

These buggers will not give an inch, because giving an inch would require somebody senior to say out loud that the force policed the man it fancied its chances against. This is the same outfit whose chief constable, Craig Guildford, was gone by the middle of January after the Home Secretary said she had no confidence in him over the intelligence used to keep Israeli football fans out of Birmingham. Same coward's instinct in both directions.

And just remember: there are two reasons Cody Harper is not a convicted criminal this morning.

Firstly, he didn't plead guilty, which all the pressure in the world would have been put on him to do, as it always is in these attempted rush-trials.

Secondly, and more importantly still, is that a stranger happened to be stood there with a phone and put the result on the internet. Twitter and Youtube kept the kid free.

Thus, we can conclude that British justice now runs on an amateur surveillance layer staffed by impartial members of the public, and the establishment knows it. It is why they are so exercised about what you are allowed to see and to post and to keep, why the pressure on Twitter never lets up, why the appetite for policing the internet grows in exact proportion to their appetite for policing the street.

The camera in a stranger's hand on Broad Street may be the last functioning check on the British state, and they would very much like it gone.

Progress will not wait for the next bystander. Every officer's body-worn camera goes onto a central national registry with a duty to activate, tamper-evident logging, six-year retention, and automatic misconduct proceedings for any officer who fails to turn the thing on or quietly loses the file. Complaints and misconduct records come out from behind the aggregate statistics and go on a public register with the officer attached. Where the CPS drops a case or declines to charge, the victim gets a written explanation inside fourteen days and a real right to have that decision reviewed, with the reviewing lawyer's assessment published. And public order will be policed to one published national protocol, identical for every crowd and every cause, with any chief constable who directs one standard for these people and another for those guilty of misconduct in public office.

When a state is at war with a country - as ours is - the country gets the policing that the state thinks it can get away with. Cody Harper got five weeks of his life taken - "the process is the punishment" - because a force in the second city calculated that nobody would look, and it took a man with a phone to prove them wrong.

Well, he did his part. The rest of it needs people who will do more than film it: people willing to take hold of the machinery, rewrite it, and make sure the next twenty-year-old on the floor is picked up by the officers rather than charged by them.

If that is in you, we are building the outfit that will do it. There is a place waiting for you.

[Harry Lines🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 @HarryLines7]

🚨 MP MOVES TO ABOLISH ISLAM’S SPECIAL PROTECTION 🚨

Nick Timothy has introduced a bill to stop the Public Order Act being used as a backdoor blasphemy law.

No more special treatment for Islam.

No more arrests for criticising a religion.

Islam has a place…. Just not here!
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Supported by Rupert Lowe and other MPs who still believe in free speech.
This is long overdue. 🫡🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿