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The Light, an “uncensored truth” magazine based out of the United Kingdom, published a powerful exposé this month all about the alleged climate crisis, which its editors say does not exist. Entitled “No climate crisis: carbon dioxide has zero effect on temperatures,” the piece blows to bits the myth that carbon dioxide, a natural substance […]
Consumer tech brand Nothing has partnered with Swedish House Mafia to create Glyph Composer, a comprehensive music creation feature. Integrated within its upcoming Phone (2), the Glyph Composer will provide a sequence of sounds and corresponding lights on the back of the Nothing smartphones.
No, i don't, but i might be wrong. my aim is not to do anything else apart from get to the truth and then obviously let other people have a bash at seeing that information as well. thank you, thank you. what really struck me about that interview with darren was just how topsy turvy it felt. it seemed like we were talking about different realities, and that's quite scary and quite tricky when you're trying to challenge someone. because what they're saying, or some of what they're saying, seems to contradict reality in the evidence. i noticed how darren washed his hands of responsibility when it...
Through to violence that we see in the literature that's obviously going to be reflected here. there are related papers to the light in ireland, australia and canada. the light also has links with the german paper democratic resistance. the light's editor darren says he speaks to its editor two or three times a year. the german paper refers to the light as its partner paper. i turned to whistle—blowers who used to write for the paper in germany. they reveal how some of the paper's writers and one of its key donors have met with members of the reichsburger group, a fringe group that sprung to...
Like those featured in the light and on its telegram channel, could be affecting attitudes. the logo is laid out exactly the way that you would expect. dr rod dacombe is an academic from kings college who's been studying the paper and wider conspiracy theory movement more generally. so we did a nationally representative survey of around about 2,500 people. we were really interested in conspiracy beliefs. so whether people were kind of consistently believing the same things they have done over the last couple of years. the other thing we were interested in doing was connecting that to the idea ...