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AI, humanity, and the Tower of Babel

Bert Olivier -

One of the most suggestive allusions to Artificial Intelligence that I have come across lately came from Renaud Beauchard, a French journalist writing for...

The science behind the risk of myocarditis following mRNA vaccination

Guy Hatchard -

For far too long the government, its advisors and the media have been maintaining the fiction that criticism of mRNA Covid vaccines is outside...

The Royal Commission report is a scientific and ethical failure

Guy Hatchard -

Six years on from the pandemic the questions that remain unanswered can only be answered from a rigorous scientific perspective. It is remarkable that the...

The New Normal—Health Services are forming an alliance with big pharma and big tobacco

Guy Hatchard -

In our article “Some Hard Sobering Truths Are Beginning to Sink in" we reported that Health Services in highly vaccinated countries are beginning to...

The spirit of Lysenko dominates the Medical Councils

Martin Hanson -

Trofim Lysenko is dead, but his spirit is alive and well in the pharmocracy that is medicine As a biology teacher I had never given...

WHO review of pesticide exposure models raises questions over global food safety standards

Daily Telegraph NZ -

International health authorities are reassessing how pesticide residues in food are judged to be safe, following a quiet move by the World Health Organization...

mRNA flu jabs are coming, or are they?

Guy Hatchard -

Last week the US FDA refused to approve the Moderna mRNA flu vaccine because of the inadequacy of trial design. Right away the virulence and...

Open Letter warning the leaders of Intelligence Services

Guy Hatchard -

Growing dangers from biotechnology experimentation We understand that the security services are charged with protecting a nation from internal conflict and foreign interference. You have...

Hundreds of secretive high-risk biolabs operating globally – study

Daily Telegraph NZ -

A newly published global analysis has identified 3,625 'high-containment' biological laboratories operating worldwide, raising fresh questions about transparency, safety oversight, and biosecurity preparedness. The research,...

Does New Zealand’s Mental Health Commission understand how powerful it is?

J. R. Bruning -

The Mental Health and Wellbeing (MHW) Commission have enormous powers of enquiry, but the evidence suggests that they are simply resorting to information gathering...

Taking back control of our health and well being

Guy Hatchard -

The Millbank Quarterly (a multidisciplinary journal of health and health policy) published an article on 2 February 2026 entitled “From Tobacco to Ultraprocessed Food:...

Has the Age of Devolution begun?

Guy Hatchard -

2019 heralded the start of a new era, but not perhaps the new age that many had hoped for. The advent of mass biotechnology has...

The architects of destruction are busy at work

Guy Hatchard -

Gain of function research ramps up with the support of the US military. Newly published research papers demonstrate that gain of function research designed to...

‘Career-ending’ study links multiple chronic diseases to childhood vaccines

Daily Telegraph NZ -

An unpublished study comparing vaccinated and unvaccinated children is fuelling renewed debate after claims from the research began circulating on social media, alleging significantly...

Warning – a Great Flood

Guy Hatchard -

The proliferation of genetic technologies is not containable. Genetic sequences are globally mobile, they can integrate with host organisms and spread without any practical possibility...

New scientific review linking COVID jab to cancer targeted in massive cyber attack

Daily Telegraph NZ -

A newly published global review examining reports of cancer diagnoses following Covid mRNA 'vaccination' has become the focus of controversy after the medical journal...

Government assurances of biotech safety are worthless. Here is the evidence

Guy Hatchard -

Technological power holds a perennial fascination for leaders of every persuasion. The supposed ability to alter the genes of whole populations is the ultimate dream...

The New Year: Cancer data indicates a turning point

Guy Hatchard -

On the Friday before Christmas, Health NZ quietly released the 2023 NZ cancer data to a media preoccupied with end of year holiday trivia. Not...

Face masks –Medical protection, or badge of obedience?

Martin Hanson -

I don’t normally watch TVNZ’s Seven Sharp, but on 5th October 2021, we were told that an immunologist would be on the programme to...

Health NZ admits no review of leaked data while rejecting vaccine harm claims

Daily Telegraph NZ -

Health New Zealand (HNZ) has acknowledged it has never analysed leaked COVID-19 vaccination data while simultaneously assuring the public that vaccines were not responsible...

Measles — The right to know. For our children and grandchildren…

Mary Hobbs -

If people let the government decide what foods they eat and what medicines they take, their bodies will soon be in as sorry a...

The Long Read: Malhotra, Johnson, Kennedy, and Siri – Threats to health or Big Pharma’s Nemesis?

Martin Hanson -

Speaking at the Reform UK party conference in Birmingham, the distinguished cardiologist Aseem Malhotra said that it was “high likely” that the cancers of...

Landmark glyphosate “safety” study retracted after 25 years

Daily Telegraph NZ -

A cornerstone scientific paper long used by global regulators — including authorities in New Zealand — to justify the widespread use of glyphosate-based weedkillers...

Stop the Gene Tech Bill: Nationwide protest on Saturday

Daily Telegraph NZ -

A nationwide protest is set for Saturday, 29 November 2025, as opposition mounts against the Government’s Gene Technology Bill, which is approaching its second...

Food safety shouldn’t depend on Wi-Fi or trusting a QR code – NoMoreGlyphosate.nz

Daily Telegraph NZ -

NoMoreGlyphosate.nz has released a three-part investigative series examining New Zealand's upcoming digital food labelling trial, the Government's Product Labelling Regulatory Review, and the wider...

Extreme agendas of biotechnology are being put on the table

Guy Hatchard -

ChatGPT founder Sam Altman has joined a clutch of tech billionaires contributing to the US$30 million funding of a biotechnology business called Preventive which aims to “correct...

What did an MP say about the giant alarming cancer study?

Guy Hatchard -

Tom Rutherford, National MP for Bay of Plenty, is described by his party as an exciting young political prospect who is bringing experience and fresh insights...

A cancer study that changes everything with results that can’t be ignored

Guy Hatchard -

An alarming message for the Royal Commissioners, media, medical authorities, scientists and MPs. On 26th September 2025 a study entitled “1-year risks of cancers associated...

Tech billionaires fund secretive embryo-editing project despite ethical concerns

Daily Telegraph NZ -

A U.S. biotech startup backed by OpenAI’s Sam Altman and Coinbase’s Brian Armstrong is reportedly developing embryo-editing technology that could pave the way for...

Glyphosate safety claims challenged

Daily Telegraph NZ -

A Wairarapa Times-Age opinion column defending glyphosate as harmless and “environmentally essential” has drawn criticism for ignoring scientific and legal evidence that contradicts its...

$10.7m paid in redundancies as Callaghan Innovation dismantled

Daily Telegraph NZ -

An Official Information Act release obtained by legacy media shows the Government has spent $10.7 million on redundancy payments since November 2023 as it...

All Members of Parliament who intend to vote for the Gene Tech bill must stand down

Mary Hobbs -

A ‘no’ uttered from the deepest conviction is better than a ‘yes’ merely to please. — Mahatma Gandhi It was reported that 97% of the...

I am not afraid of those asking questions, but of those who believe they know all the answers

Guy Hatchard -

This article examines what we know about heredity, health and genetics. It draws out the implications for intelligence and the applicability (or rather risks) of...

It is time to start thinking about the big picture

Guy Hatchard -

Last night we watched A House of Dynamite on Netflix. The plot revolved around a nuclear missile strike on Chicago by an unnamed rogue nation putting the...

The Covid re-review project: All models are wrong, and some are dangerous

Tomas Furst -

I welcome Eyal Shahar’s call for a re-review of Covid vaccine papers. In fact, I started long before Eyal blew the whistle — even before...

Confronting news: Gene Drives are being produced in NZ

Guy Hatchard -

Five patients have been hospitalised in Queensland after ingesting the rat poison brodifacoum. ABC reports that the authorities do not know the source of the cluster...

Too big to fail

Julie Ponesse -

When you read God’s response at the climax of the Babel story, it might seem like a bit of an overreaction. He spread the Babylonians...

New laws are urgently needed to outlaw biotechnology experimentation

Guy Hatchard -

NZ First have admitted they voted to progress an amended version of the Gene Technology Bill out of the select committee stage and return...

Gene Tech Bill advances despite opposition

Daily Telegraph NZ -

The Health Select Committee has recommended passing the Gene Technology Bill, which would overhaul New Zealand’s 1996 GMO regulations and introduce a risk-based system...

A call for peer re-reviews of articles on Covid vaccines

Eyal Shahar -

In the years that I served as an associate editor (for The American Journal of Epidemiology), I have seen the entire spectrum of “peer...

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