HeyJaredThe Boom Review
Where we pick everything apart that doesn't make sense and piece it back together again so it does. Want to get a handle on why are there so many booms, fires, viruses and insane media stories? Everything you need is here.
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Inside the Farage Machine Part 2 (opens the original)
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Up until the election announcement we had been campaigning using general Brexit Party leaflets. They talked about national policy objectives as devised by Nigel Farage and the team of Members of the European Parliament. Hot topics were illegal immigration, the Brexit deal in name only, the money we were bleeding in to both the EU and the immigration crisis. There was no facility to have our names, as Prospective Parliamentary Candidates (PPCs), printed on to these leaflets. No space for us to st
Inside the Farage Machine (opens the original)
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Theresa May had been making a monumental mess of the Brexit agreement. There were so many compromises, that what the European Union crafted for the UK seemed like more of a straight jacket that our membership did. May was an administrator, nothing more. She did not do negotiation and win at it. She was not what the Americans call a ‘deal closer’. Something had to be done and there was nobody in Parliament who could effectively change the trajectory the United Kingdom was on. Capitulation on all
Exposure (opens the original)
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We have been exposed to virology for well over 100 years. The theory is deeply embedded in the global population. Viruses are caught from other infected people and they look like round, spikey, nanometre-measured ball-like structures. Except when it comes to Ebola, which instead looks like a nanosized worm-like parasite, according to the first official photograph. In electron microscopy the virus particles sometimes have the appearance of rods, and broken parts of the worm-like parasite. We are
Ebola (opens the original)
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The severe outbreak of Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo this year is the result of what the World Health Organisation have labelled the Bundibugyo Virus. Bundibugyo literally means the ‘place of the Hippos’. The so-called virus originated in western Uganda, and was first identified in 2007. It has a relatively low rate of fatality at around 30%. The Bundibugyo ebolavirus is just one of a list of supposed strains of Ebola causing viruses. Other labelled strains are the Zaire, Sudan, Tai
Are we losing the Virus debate? (opens the original)
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Over six years ago a body of people around the world started questioning the whole debate surrounding viruses. Doctors began to really analyse what they were being told about Covid. First it was a deadly virus that was being brought back to the UK on flights, but then it was somehow present in the UK well before the first official case was reported. How was that possible? Some believed that we had simply been lied to about the timelines surrounding the spread of the virus. Some made the assertio
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