BREAKING: UK bans puberty blockers for kids citing irreversible damage
The NHS states what many have been saying all along — that puberty blockers can have irreversible effects on children — including making them sterile.
London Police set to guard war monuments and poppy-sellers on Remembrance Day amid pro-Palestinian demonstrations
It’s a shame that London has gotten to the point of needing to protect elderly poppy-sellers but here we are.
Pfizer CEO found guilty of misleading public
A UK regulatory body found Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla guilty of making misleading statements about his company’s vaccine.
Oncologist worried Covid booster is worsening cancer
Oncology Professor Gus Dalgleish has sounded alarm bells on the safety of the Covid vaccines, suggesting they’re leading to cancer relapses among his patients.
Vaccine clawbacks you missed this year
Canadians have voted the Freedom Convoy as the biggest news story of the year. But in 2022, The Counter Signal closely followed Covid-19 vaccine clawbacks and policy changes. Below is a recap of these critical stories you don’t want to miss.
UK MP accuses health authorities of covering up vaccine adverse effects
UK MP Andrew Bridgen has called for the Covid-19 vaccines to be halted while accusing health authorities of a massive cover-up of adverse effects.
London mayor to impose daily fines on motorists
Sadiq Khan, current Mayor of London and WEF member, is set to impose £12.50 ($C20) daily fines to all motorists who enter or commute through the greater city of London.
UK PM Rishi Sunak desperate for G7 countries to launch central bank digital currencies
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is pushing other G7 countries to adopt Central Bank Digital Currencies or CBDCs.
Trudeau, Sunak sympathize with Ukraine after its missile hits Poland
A cringe video of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak appears to show the two leaders spreading Russian misinformation.
UK TV praises microchipping as the ‘future for all of us’
A UK TV is praising microchipping as the “future” after a British man was implanted with a bank card, enabling him to make purchases with a wave of his hand.