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UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL: An interview with researcher Phillip Day about the issues at hand and his current activities.

LEGALISED LUNACY: Tony Blair has spoken out against 'an abuse of common sense' in the way human rights law has been used to allow nine Afghan hijackers to remain in Britain, or free a rapist from prison only for him to commit murder. But it is his own human rights law which has quite simply altered the entire legal and moral culture of this country, and taken an axe to common sense.
GIVE US BACK OUR RIGHTS: The Afghans who hijacked a civilian airliner are rewarded with a judgment that they are entitled to stay in Britain at the taxpayer's expense. The Prime Minister described the Judge's decision as "an abuse of common sense" - when all he did was to enforce the European Human Rights Act - legislation that Mr Blair himself was responsible for introducing.
COMMON PURPOSE: 'Common Purpose' is the glue than enables fraud to be committed across government departments to reward pro-European politicians. Corrupt deals are enabled that put property or cash into their pockets by embezzling public assets. Although it has 80,000 trainees in 36 cities, 18,000 "graduate" members and enormous power, Common Purpose is largely unknown to the general public.

AVOID IMAGINING THE WORST: Some of us imprison ourselves daily with the fear of the unknown, of wretched things that might befall us. Chronic worry is the result of repetitive conditioning, but you'll be pleased to learn the old squashola can be educated back into conforming to a more 'damn-the-torpedoes' attitude to ride out the storms. Let's find out how .

A KERNEL OF HOPE: A recent article published in Ad Lib magazine investigates the use of apricot kernels and B-17 against cancer, citing those who have beaten the disease using these nutritional treatments.
TESTIMONIALS: A couple of our readers tell their stories of beating cancer and epilepsy aided by natural / alternative therapies.
US SCIENTISTS BACK AUTISM LINK TO MMR: The measles virus has been found in the guts of children with a form of autism, renewing fears over the safety of the MMR jab.
MEASLES, MUMPS, RUBELLA: As more and more children are being harmed by these unnecessary vaccines, and as the mainstream media continues to avoid more detailed reporting on these matters, older parents are thinking back to their own childhoods and starting to ask, "Whatever happened to those good old-fashioned measles parties?" Do our children need the MMR at all?.
ACTION OVER EPILEPSY DRUG: Around 140 families who claim that their children were damaged by an epilepsy drug taken in pregnancy have begun a court action that they say could be "as big as thalidomide".
DEPRESSED OR STRESSED: Judging by the statistics, you could be forgiven for thinking that we're a nation of depressives. According to a recent Mintel survey commissioned by the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy, two-thirds of British adults say they suffer from the condition.
DOCTOR DOESN'T ALWAYS KNOW BEST: Dr James LeFanu discusses the changing attitudes of conventional medicine toward alternative treatments.
MAILBAG: This month's collection of letters from our new subscribers about these and other subjects.

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Welcome to EClub, 9th June 2006

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UK/Ireland May-June & September 2006
Phillip Day's Simple Changes Tour
Special offer for all ticket-holders!
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Upcoming meetings:
Milton Keynes, Norwich, Ipswich, Bury St Edmunds, Stockport, Liverpool, Chester, Solihull, Edinburgh, Dundee, Glasgow.

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