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Medawar's Cornflakes

About the fundamental human right to curiosity and reason. How everybody's most basic freedoms are threatened by extremists and their assorted "causes". Also, seeks to reclaim science and the right to reason as a vital human freedom.

Sunday, 20 October 2013

Why the Department of Homeland Security is Preparing for a Civil War

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Various American bloggers have written, in terms ranging from concern to outrage, about the increasing militarisation of the DHS , especial...
Friday, 26 April 2013

Sitemeter on medawar's Cornflakes

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Medawar has removed Sitemeter from this blog, because it's stopped working as it used to. It will be re-instated only if there's s...

Syrian Sarin: Fading Legacy of Soviet "Aid"

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There is mounting evidence that some casualties arriving at clinics and hospitals in Syria have been exposed to the nerve agent, Sarin.  H...
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Tuesday, 19 March 2013

Freedom of Speech in Great Britain

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For years, there has been an increasing sense that British democracy has been progressively undermined by the three "main" politi...
Friday, 16 November 2012

Common Purpose versus News International

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The Daily Mail has published an in-depth report (the printed edition is several pages long) into the way that front organizations for a gro...
Friday, 19 October 2012

Evidence That Ray Adams Recruited Hackers In the Nineties

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This link is to an article revealing interesting information about the role of former Chief Superintendent Ray Adams in the recruitment of...
Tuesday, 2 October 2012

Bringing The Dirty Tricks Home From Moscow

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Medawar has written this article on behalf of the blog owner at "Victims of Organized Crime in Central Texas" , who is currently ...
Sunday, 23 September 2012

What Kind of a YOU Am I?

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In 1673, when William Kiffin (who was very wealthy, but also respected, not least by Bunyan, as a Christian gentleman) declined to discus...
Friday, 20 July 2012

Slavery, Unexplained Deaths and Unidentifiable Victims

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This picture (Copyright Hertfordshire Constabulary via BBC News Website ) is a forensic artist's reconstruction of a man whose b...
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Monday, 16 July 2012

Servitude and Leighton Buzzard

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The Greenacres Slavery case has reached a verdict on some of the charges, although the jury couldn't agree a verdict for a couple of do...
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Sunday, 20 May 2012

A Security Breach Waiting to Happen: Serving Officers as Consultants

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Last week, Sam Hallam was acquitted by the Court of Appeal, after serving eight years in prison for a murder he couldn' t have committe...
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Thursday, 3 May 2012

Stairway to Hell

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The Westminster Coroner has given a narrative verdict in the unexplained death of Gareth Williams. This link is to the Daily Mail article;...
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