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1 week ago |
drtesslawrie.substack.com | Tess Lawrie
Part 2. What are YOUR children being taught? What they didn't want to hear. PART 2 of my three part series considering the sexualisation of our children via the school curriculum, is available HERE. It reviews the position in Northern Ireland, presents a summary of the WHO’s guidance which appears to be driving policy across the UK and sets out the position of parents, churches, and teachers. Part 3 follows. Watch/listen to my …Read more20 days ago · 23 likes · 4 comments · Hugh McCarthy
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1 week ago |
drtesslawrie.substack.com | Tess Lawrie
Being interviewed by British artist Jake Fern for A Thousand Words was a novel experience –part conversation, part quiet reflection, and part live art. We talked about who we are, what’s going on, and everything in between. I hope it will be inspiring for budding artists and freedom fighters alike! You can watch the first part by clicking here or on the image below:I liked Jake’s painting so much that I have used it for the front cover of my soon to be published book called “Game of Trust”.
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1 week ago |
drtesslawrie.substack.com | Tess Lawrie
The Firstenberg Brief on ElectrosmogWorld Council for Health is honoured to present the conclusions of the work of Arthur Firstenberg as a vital reference to inspire important and overdue discussions about the implications of EMF exposure in the modern world. Download your free copy today!The Legacy of Arthur’s WorkDr Arthur Firstenberg (1950-2025) was a pioneering researcher in the field of electromagnetic fields (EMF) and their impact on health.
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2 weeks ago |
drtesslawrie.substack.com | Tess Lawrie
Ozempic, a drug widely being promoted by industry and so-called health authorities alike for weight loss and diabetes management, should be binned. While it promise quick results, the potential risks far outweigh the benefits. Allegedly designed to mimick a hormone that slows gastric emptying, Ozempic comes with significant dangers.
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2 weeks ago |
principia-scientific.com | Tess Lawrie
Written by Tess Lawrie, MBBCh, PhD on April 4, 2025. Posted in Current News In 1875, people in England were fortunate if they received the following postcard and heeded its advice. It provided four sound reasons not to have one’s children vaccinated with the small pox vaccine. The type is quite faint now so I have transcribed it below, along with photo image of the back of the postcard, for your convenience:1.– Vaccination affords no protection against Small Pox.
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