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UK Column News - 4th April 2025 The Evolution of the Syria Chemical Weapons Narrative and the Road to Ghouta Dr Piers Robinson Part two of our series charting how the Syrian chemical weapons narrative was developed with the intention to deceive. UK Column On Location Livestream - 5 April 2025 £20.00 Buy now UK Column News Extra - 4th April 2025 Extra is usually just for members, but we’re making this one available to everyone. Topics like Trump can be divisive, but disagreement doesn’t have to mean division. Healthy debate is vital–and this discussion is a healthy one, not to be missed. The Great Transition and NGO Alliances: Charting a Course Towards the Rocks of Net Zero Martin Edwards ‘The Great Transition will be a fundamental shift in how we live on Earth … how we produce and consume food, energy, and manufactured goods; how we construct and live in our cities; and how we consider and measure growth, progress, and development ... The Church of England: in the Room with Big Tech Charles Malet How the Church of England continues to deploy its billions: pursuing dystopia in the form of the Fourth Industrial Revolution Insight: Trump's Digital Concentration Camp — with Catherine Austin Fitts Mike Robinson speaks to Catherine Austin Fitts about the digital infrastructure being built under Donald Trump’s regime: digital ID, a privatised CBDC equivalent, a social credit system, and the AI powered data centres which enable it all. What They Didn’t Want to Hear: the Continued Sexualisation of Our Children — Part 3 Hugh McCarthy How did we get here? The accepted wisdom and the race to implement. What is the actual science? What are your rights? And how can you exercise them? Karl W. B. Schwarz Joins UK Column to Dissect the Official 9/11 Narrative The attack on the WTC was a day few people can forget, but that day did not happen “out of the blue”. In reality, the attack was a “Pearl Harbour” to justify a shift in Bush-Cheney Oil Strategy. At stake, were trillions of dollars in oil and gas exploration, extraction and pipeline deals, US global power politics, and personal gain. Stopping the Establishment in Its Tracks: Lessons from the Front Line of British Politics — with Raja Miah MBE Raja Miah has turned the political campaigning skills he learnt at the start of his career back against the establishment powers that trained him—sending shockwaves through his local council in Oldham and demonstrating practical actions we can all take in our own communities. ‘Moral Courage Is What Is Required’: Stopping Sexual Indoctrination in Schools Hugh McCarthy, a retired Headteacher, discussed with Diane Rasmussen McAdie the situation in Northern Ireland’s education system and his ongoing efforts in stopping the sexual content being taught in schools across the UK and worldwide. Post-Democracy in Germany: Changing the Constitution with the Old Lower House Jobst Landgrebe The Western republics in Europe and its former colonies in America and Oceania have turned into post-democracies. The latest political developments in Germany, where the old parliament that was voted out in February was reconvened to change the ... The January 6th Storming of Capitol Hill, USA A filmmaker was present at Capitol Hill on the day Biden and the media screamed ‘rioters held a dagger at the throat of America and American democracy’, and his films tell a different story. In Search of Medical Ethics - with Dr Liz Evans Dr Liz Evans tells Charles Malet how the grip of the pharmaceutical industry has squeezed discernment and compassion from modern Western medicine, and what can be done about it. 'Unmasking Autism' — with Sinead Murphy Sinéad Murphy is a parent of two boys: one with autism and one without it. She spoke with Diane Rasmussen McAdie about her parenting experiences and about her original research into autism. The Ghost of Maurice Strong Haunts Canada with Mark Carney Technocracy Matthew Ehret Syria Podcast - Episode 6 Mike Robinson speaks to Vanessa Beeley about the latest tragic developments in Syria. They Are Brutal: Whistleblower Leah Summers Exposes Gloucester Social Services Working as a Family Group Coordinator, Leah Summers discovered professional misconduct and what she regarded as brutality within the Gloucester Social Services Team. She blew the whistle and was hounded out of her job. Social Workers, Police and UK Family Law Courts: State Protectors Turned Child Abusers A young child is taken by the UK State and is horribly abused in their ‘care’. Brave grandmother Juliette warns of the child stealing and abuse network operating through the Child Protection System, courts, and police. Monty Toms Asks: Do You Believe In Conscription? With the scent of conscription hanging heavy in the air, Montgomery Toms canvassed opinion from those who would shoulder the burden: A Defence of Necessity: Breaching the Official Secrets Act—with Katharine Gun Katharine Gun tells Charles Malet about the extraordinary and timeless events surrounding her arrest under the Official Secrets Act whilst a highly dubious case was made for war with Iraq. Farmers’ Protests: the Wrong Target? Charles Malet Are the many threats to farming being sidelined by a managed campaign to keep the focus on inheritance tax alone? Insight: Is China Still a Communist Country? With Carl Zha Mike Robinson speaks to Carl Zha for more discussion of China. They begin by considering whether or not China is still a communist country. Education Subjugation - Part 2 Martin Edwards The international agenda and a revised school curriculum: Is the Welsh education system in crisis? Child Stealing by the State: Iolanda’s Newborn Baby Snatched by UK's ‘Child Protection’ Racket Iolanda Menino’s dream of a peaceful home birth turned into a nightmare when clinical malpractice almost cost her life, and false child protection claims led to the wrongful removal of her newborn. Her story exposes the harrowing reality of the UK’s child protection system. Sections FCDO Spending website Yellow Card website Comment An Introduction to Trust Neil Harrison Some friends and family members may have expressed opinions on the hot issues of the day in defiance of all rationality. This article explores an important underlying factor of this phenomenon, which has risen to the fore recently; namely trust and its close association with abductive reasoning. Individualism: The Basis of Public Health or Its Nemesis? REPPARE The attempt to codify the concept that individualism is a threat to health into international law, through the draft Pandemic Agreement, should alarm us all. Those advocating this change should reflect on why we have designated the individual as primary. Covid Vaccination and Cancer Dr Mike Williams The concern that Covid-19 'vaccines' may contribute to or cause a significant, even fatal disease like cancer is now very high. The Loss of Freedom of Speech Neil Harrison In the UK, parliament pretends to protect freedom of speech, but it would seem that with every passing year that that freedom is qualified and qualified again. Niemöller on the bench Charles Malet They will come for you eventually. The Paradigm Wars—Part 3: A Wrench in the Fabric of Reality: a new paradigm? Dr Petra Bueskens With the divorce of worldviews, there are now two ‘realities’ in the West. The dissidents are on a new, but actually very old, path reconnecting the two spheres of human existence that were separated during the Renaissance and Enlightenment. Understanding Power Dynamics and Moving Beyond Divisions: Covid–19 through to Ukraine and Israel/Palestine Dr Piers Robinson and Vanessa Beeley In order to face that great power and to dismantle the projects with which it intends to destroy the world as we know it, we must form a cohesive and united Resistance front ... UK Column News UK Column News UK Column News - 24th March 2025 UK Column News - 2nd April 2025 UK Column News - 31st March 2025 UK Column News - 28th March 2025 UK Column News - 26th March 2025 UK Column News - 24th March 2025 UK Column News - 2nd April 2025 UK Column News - 31st March 2025 UK Column News - 28th March 2025 UK Column News - 26th March 2025 UK Column News - 24th March 2025 Editor's Choice Council Tax & Lawful Rebellion John Hurst For those who wonder what they can do as individuals to resist encroachment on their common law rights, withholding Council Tax (CT) is a lawful option. It is also, as I will show below, a legal obligation. I would not wish to encourage anyone to ... The International Rescue Committee: A Trojan Horse of the Globalists? Martin Edwards David Miliband, president of a New York based refugee "charity" supported by hefty donations from George Soros amongst others, is paid a staggering £425,000 per annum. What do we know of Miliband and his International Rescue Committee? “We save lives”: Kyiv School of Economics and its humanitarian appeal for rockets and drones Charles Malet A "charitable" campaign for lethal equipment suggests that the notion of humanitarian aid really can be reframed, in order that the crucial elements of impartiality and neutrality are stripped away. The Global Parliament of Mayors and the Abolition of the Electorate Martin Edwards The overall objective of the internationalists is the undermining of the independent, self governing, Westphalian Nation State and its system of governance, replaced by a new order more favourable to them. Military Union: British Government Policy Since 1948 Mike Robinson As pressure builds for the issue of EU Military Union to enter the Brexit debate, government becomes ever more vociferous that Britain will not be part of any such project. Strangely, though, history seems to suggest that Military Union was British ... North Korea: Beyond The Cold War Theatrics, Is There An Actual Threat? Patrick Henningsen The recent show of force by the United States marks one of the lowest points in modern diplomacy, but beyond the geopolitical theatrics it turns out that very little is actually known about the North Korean threat. Buying a Single Version of the Truth Iain Davis The UK Government has spent £1.6 billion buying the Covid–19 truth. UK Column has long been following the BBC-led mainstream media cartel, the Trusted News Initiative. The Not So Great Carbon Reset Iain Davis The Covid-19 "pandemic" has presented a global 'public-private partnership' with the perfect opportunity to reset the global economy. Insight: Slaughtered on Suspicion In 2001, the north-west of England was ravaged by livestock slaughters imposed by the Ministry of Agriculture, which had just changed its name to DEFRA. This unique UK Column documentary, with testimony by intimidated locals, reveals the role of Professor Neil Ferguson's modelling and of hidden policy agendas in that huge blow to the farmers of Cumbria. Chocolate And Understanding Britain's Growing Death Cult Brian Gerrish Death has become a prevalent subject in the UK. That might perhaps seem appropriate, as with life comes death, and that is the stark situation for all of us. ‘For as long as it takes’: NATO’s War on Russia Simon Elmer War is first and foremost a means of impoverishment and theft. The longer the war is waged, the richer become those who invest in it and in return gain access to the taxes, resources and assets of both sides. Stories We're Watching Geostrategy 2025 [machine translation from German] Dr Jobst Landgrebe In latest effort to keep AfD out of government and save German democracy, ex-Stasi officer is appointed to a cabinet minister post in Thüringen Eugyppius The Establishment Media Is Unaware of Its Growing Irrelevance Connor O'Keeffe in Mises Wire Dementia or Covid deaths? BiologyPhenom (David Tait) The Evil of Banality: Keir Starmer and the death of Peter Lynch Millennial Woes They Killed Your Business, Murdered Your Parents and Destroyed Your Health. But It's OK: The Guy Responsible Has Written an Hilarious Memoir James Delingpole The End of Western Pluralist Democracy Craig Murray Criminalizing Dissent is Coming Rod Dreher
The Evolution of the Syria Chemical Weapons Narrative and the Road to Ghouta Dr Piers Robinson Part two of our series charting how the Syrian chemical weapons narrative was developed with the intention to deceive.
UK Column News Extra - 4th April 2025 Extra is usually just for members, but we’re making this one available to everyone. Topics like Trump can be divisive, but disagreement doesn’t have to mean division. Healthy debate is vital–and this discussion is a healthy one, not to be missed.
The Great Transition and NGO Alliances: Charting a Course Towards the Rocks of Net Zero Martin Edwards ‘The Great Transition will be a fundamental shift in how we live on Earth … how we produce and consume food, energy, and manufactured goods; how we construct and live in our cities; and how we consider and measure growth, progress, and development ...
The Church of England: in the Room with Big Tech Charles Malet How the Church of England continues to deploy its billions: pursuing dystopia in the form of the Fourth Industrial Revolution
Insight: Trump's Digital Concentration Camp — with Catherine Austin Fitts Mike Robinson speaks to Catherine Austin Fitts about the digital infrastructure being built under Donald Trump’s regime: digital ID, a privatised CBDC equivalent, a social credit system, and the AI powered data centres which enable it all.
What They Didn’t Want to Hear: the Continued Sexualisation of Our Children — Part 3 Hugh McCarthy How did we get here? The accepted wisdom and the race to implement. What is the actual science? What are your rights? And how can you exercise them?
Karl W. B. Schwarz Joins UK Column to Dissect the Official 9/11 Narrative The attack on the WTC was a day few people can forget, but that day did not happen “out of the blue”. In reality, the attack was a “Pearl Harbour” to justify a shift in Bush-Cheney Oil Strategy. At stake, were trillions of dollars in oil and gas exploration, extraction and pipeline deals, US global power politics, and personal gain.
Stopping the Establishment in Its Tracks: Lessons from the Front Line of British Politics — with Raja Miah MBE Raja Miah has turned the political campaigning skills he learnt at the start of his career back against the establishment powers that trained him—sending shockwaves through his local council in Oldham and demonstrating practical actions we can all take in our own communities.
‘Moral Courage Is What Is Required’: Stopping Sexual Indoctrination in Schools Hugh McCarthy, a retired Headteacher, discussed with Diane Rasmussen McAdie the situation in Northern Ireland’s education system and his ongoing efforts in stopping the sexual content being taught in schools across the UK and worldwide.
Post-Democracy in Germany: Changing the Constitution with the Old Lower House Jobst Landgrebe The Western republics in Europe and its former colonies in America and Oceania have turned into post-democracies. The latest political developments in Germany, where the old parliament that was voted out in February was reconvened to change the ...
The January 6th Storming of Capitol Hill, USA A filmmaker was present at Capitol Hill on the day Biden and the media screamed ‘rioters held a dagger at the throat of America and American democracy’, and his films tell a different story.
In Search of Medical Ethics - with Dr Liz Evans Dr Liz Evans tells Charles Malet how the grip of the pharmaceutical industry has squeezed discernment and compassion from modern Western medicine, and what can be done about it.
'Unmasking Autism' — with Sinead Murphy Sinéad Murphy is a parent of two boys: one with autism and one without it. She spoke with Diane Rasmussen McAdie about her parenting experiences and about her original research into autism.
Syria Podcast - Episode 6 Mike Robinson speaks to Vanessa Beeley about the latest tragic developments in Syria.
They Are Brutal: Whistleblower Leah Summers Exposes Gloucester Social Services Working as a Family Group Coordinator, Leah Summers discovered professional misconduct and what she regarded as brutality within the Gloucester Social Services Team. She blew the whistle and was hounded out of her job.
Social Workers, Police and UK Family Law Courts: State Protectors Turned Child Abusers A young child is taken by the UK State and is horribly abused in their ‘care’. Brave grandmother Juliette warns of the child stealing and abuse network operating through the Child Protection System, courts, and police.
Monty Toms Asks: Do You Believe In Conscription? With the scent of conscription hanging heavy in the air, Montgomery Toms canvassed opinion from those who would shoulder the burden:
A Defence of Necessity: Breaching the Official Secrets Act—with Katharine Gun Katharine Gun tells Charles Malet about the extraordinary and timeless events surrounding her arrest under the Official Secrets Act whilst a highly dubious case was made for war with Iraq.
Farmers’ Protests: the Wrong Target? Charles Malet Are the many threats to farming being sidelined by a managed campaign to keep the focus on inheritance tax alone?
Insight: Is China Still a Communist Country? With Carl Zha Mike Robinson speaks to Carl Zha for more discussion of China. They begin by considering whether or not China is still a communist country.
Education Subjugation - Part 2 Martin Edwards The international agenda and a revised school curriculum: Is the Welsh education system in crisis?
Child Stealing by the State: Iolanda’s Newborn Baby Snatched by UK's ‘Child Protection’ Racket Iolanda Menino’s dream of a peaceful home birth turned into a nightmare when clinical malpractice almost cost her life, and false child protection claims led to the wrongful removal of her newborn. Her story exposes the harrowing reality of the UK’s child protection system.
An Introduction to Trust Neil Harrison Some friends and family members may have expressed opinions on the hot issues of the day in defiance of all rationality. This article explores an important underlying factor of this phenomenon, which has risen to the fore recently; namely trust and its close association with abductive reasoning.
Individualism: The Basis of Public Health or Its Nemesis? REPPARE The attempt to codify the concept that individualism is a threat to health into international law, through the draft Pandemic Agreement, should alarm us all. Those advocating this change should reflect on why we have designated the individual as primary.
Covid Vaccination and Cancer Dr Mike Williams The concern that Covid-19 'vaccines' may contribute to or cause a significant, even fatal disease like cancer is now very high.
The Loss of Freedom of Speech Neil Harrison In the UK, parliament pretends to protect freedom of speech, but it would seem that with every passing year that that freedom is qualified and qualified again.
The Paradigm Wars—Part 3: A Wrench in the Fabric of Reality: a new paradigm? Dr Petra Bueskens With the divorce of worldviews, there are now two ‘realities’ in the West. The dissidents are on a new, but actually very old, path reconnecting the two spheres of human existence that were separated during the Renaissance and Enlightenment.
Understanding Power Dynamics and Moving Beyond Divisions: Covid–19 through to Ukraine and Israel/Palestine Dr Piers Robinson and Vanessa Beeley In order to face that great power and to dismantle the projects with which it intends to destroy the world as we know it, we must form a cohesive and united Resistance front ...
Council Tax & Lawful Rebellion John Hurst For those who wonder what they can do as individuals to resist encroachment on their common law rights, withholding Council Tax (CT) is a lawful option. It is also, as I will show below, a legal obligation. I would not wish to encourage anyone to ...
The International Rescue Committee: A Trojan Horse of the Globalists? Martin Edwards David Miliband, president of a New York based refugee "charity" supported by hefty donations from George Soros amongst others, is paid a staggering £425,000 per annum. What do we know of Miliband and his International Rescue Committee?
“We save lives”: Kyiv School of Economics and its humanitarian appeal for rockets and drones Charles Malet A "charitable" campaign for lethal equipment suggests that the notion of humanitarian aid really can be reframed, in order that the crucial elements of impartiality and neutrality are stripped away.
The Global Parliament of Mayors and the Abolition of the Electorate Martin Edwards The overall objective of the internationalists is the undermining of the independent, self governing, Westphalian Nation State and its system of governance, replaced by a new order more favourable to them.
Military Union: British Government Policy Since 1948 Mike Robinson As pressure builds for the issue of EU Military Union to enter the Brexit debate, government becomes ever more vociferous that Britain will not be part of any such project. Strangely, though, history seems to suggest that Military Union was British ...
North Korea: Beyond The Cold War Theatrics, Is There An Actual Threat? Patrick Henningsen The recent show of force by the United States marks one of the lowest points in modern diplomacy, but beyond the geopolitical theatrics it turns out that very little is actually known about the North Korean threat.
Buying a Single Version of the Truth Iain Davis The UK Government has spent £1.6 billion buying the Covid–19 truth. UK Column has long been following the BBC-led mainstream media cartel, the Trusted News Initiative.
The Not So Great Carbon Reset Iain Davis The Covid-19 "pandemic" has presented a global 'public-private partnership' with the perfect opportunity to reset the global economy.
Insight: Slaughtered on Suspicion In 2001, the north-west of England was ravaged by livestock slaughters imposed by the Ministry of Agriculture, which had just changed its name to DEFRA. This unique UK Column documentary, with testimony by intimidated locals, reveals the role of Professor Neil Ferguson's modelling and of hidden policy agendas in that huge blow to the farmers of Cumbria.
Chocolate And Understanding Britain's Growing Death Cult Brian Gerrish Death has become a prevalent subject in the UK. That might perhaps seem appropriate, as with life comes death, and that is the stark situation for all of us.
‘For as long as it takes’: NATO’s War on Russia Simon Elmer War is first and foremost a means of impoverishment and theft. The longer the war is waged, the richer become those who invest in it and in return gain access to the taxes, resources and assets of both sides.
In latest effort to keep AfD out of government and save German democracy, ex-Stasi officer is appointed to a cabinet minister post in Thüringen Eugyppius
They Killed Your Business, Murdered Your Parents and Destroyed Your Health. But It's OK: The Guy Responsible Has Written an Hilarious Memoir James Delingpole
