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…..and how to restore its lost Anglo-Saxon heritage The Bayeux tapestry, ostensibly created in Canterbury, is back for the first time on British soil after over 900 years in France. It…

Should we accept what History has passed down, or does it behove us to question what we have been told. If you have visited the Veneto on Italy or innumerable…

Eight years ago, a film appeared declaring that there are no forests and that we describe as ‘forests’ today are just collections of tree-like shrubs. All this in relation to…

With strawberries and cream and glass of bubbly in hand, I settled in for the semi-final match of the men’s French Open on Friday 5 June.What followed triggers vital questions.…

How a courageous woman exposed the Climate scam in under four minutes In April 2026, a presentation to Eastbourne Council blasted the manufactured panic of a Climate Emergency by coolly presenting certain…

Beneath the surface of our cities and within the margins of forgotten maps lies a mystery that refuses to fade. The so-called Tartarian Empire is said to have been a…

Cassandra Wise, Truth University Press, 2026 Secrets encoded in literary and artistic masterpieces What do literary and artistic masterpieces such as Chrétien de Troyes’ Cligès and Perceval, Bocaccio’s Decameron, the Mona Lisa…

Are we to believe the histories offered to us? A documentary has appeared, giving us fresh reason to question the official narrative concerning the Great Exhibition Building in Hyde Park, completed in…

Controlling the human population is easy, courtesy of a zoonotic disease. The plagues of history, whether in 5C BC Athens at the point of vanquishing Sparta; or the Black Death…