Can you believe it? By law, water companies must treat a MINIMUM amount of sewage per their gov't permits. How many people know this? Should we start at the other end? ALL SEWAGE MUST be treated?

If there're agencies hidding the cures for cancer - it would beg the question WHY? Who would benefit by keeping the cures secret - and is the benefit just about money OR something else as well?

Is this further confirmation of the problems we have with the political system we have - a system attracting those to the positions we have? Have we been nudged towards rebuilding the system - we want?

People of Japan are resisting moves by their gov't to allow the WHO powers over their healthcare. This is largely based on the C19 inoculation story. The jab killed people and the gov't ignores that.

Social media was regarded as independent - sharing news between people rather than piped to people. But it's become 'contaminated' and follows the tune of the MSM - but not everyone is aware of this.

If we don't know about it - that feels better to us - doesn't it? Well, how far will that approach to life take us? Is it time we have to face-up to the REAL story - the story gov'ts don't want us to know about?

"Banning political meetings is unconstitutional. Full stop." And a politician said that. The signs become clearer by the day. Gov'ts in Europe are behaving like tyrants. Hands up who feels that's a good thing.

Thames Water's parent company is unable - or maybe just unwilling? - to pay off its massive debts. Wouldn't water be much safer in the People's hands - since we all depend on a steady and clean supply?

UN chief warns we're on the edge of war in the Middle East. Is it any wonder? The world's mis-leaders are behaving like mad hooligans. Perhaps they should all be replaced by mums? But certainly replaced!

When a small group of people own nearly everything - and control what happens by controlling politicians - should we be worried? Can we trust them to do right? Or should we deconstruct and build again?

This story is like listening to young boys play out their war fantasies. Trouble is - these aren't boys - they're politicians and their decisions kill - boys, girls and innocent adults. Time now for grown-up thinking?

In this modern day of surveillance - this whole story has a feeling to many of being allowed to happen. If so - to what aim? Could that aim be saturation and the need to have everyone I/D chipped - all of us?

Someone said: When gov'ts become afraid of the people, they exercise tyrannical laws against the people. Is this not what we're seeing now? Remembering gov'ts work for the people. Is it time for change!

Pfizer led people astray by claiming what they did about the safety and efficacy of their C19 product. But with all the negative health issues caused - surely a simple apology isn't enough? Could it be prison?

Politicians seem to think there's a divide between them and the rest. In a sense they're right. There're more criminals per capita in parliament than in the wider UK. Step down? She could even been gaoled!

There's a curious culture that permeates gov't circles - and it suggests that taxpayers' money is there for the spending - even if it's to defend an SMP's misjudgements. Is it time for a new culture to take grip?

There're many people becoming increasingly disenchanted with Royal protocols. Are we at a point where we need to stand back and choose what makes sense - over what DID make sense to someone?

Rain in large amounts means reduced crop yields and a potential food crisis. Whatever the reason for heavy rain - doesn't this mean food security's more important than ever - we need farming and farmland?

The UK go'vt plans to invest £55m in increased surveillance on innocent citizens. The facial recognition systems - we're told - are to reduce shoplifiting. Is this the real reason - or is it part of a wider agenda?

More than 30 charities are accused of antisemitism or hate speech - crimes in the UK - to do with the Israel/Palestine conflict. Against a backdrop of the gov't supplying arms to Israel - what do we make of this?

Oxford council stopped using the phrase "15 minute cities" - but their plans for the city remain the same. Why did Parisiens embrace the concept - but it remains a toxic idea in the UK? Lack of trust perhaps?

There is so much happening in this world that is clearly wrong - measured from a good person's viewpoint. For Gaza - the lack of response of gov't and the UN is another one of those things. So what now?

Could this be the start of a commonsense approach? This story highlights the dinosaur nature of the NHS and others - failure to debate important issues with full disclosure without labelling and a fear culture.

The Power Rich Class in this world were funnelled to a law firm in Panama to dodge taxes and launder money. The UK's own PM had a interest along with countless other profiled individuals. Change coming?

Thanks to this man - a man who stood up to the Post Office to defend himself and others - the scandal has been revealed. Something is serously wrong with our society and only a major rebuild will fix it.