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House of Lords

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A single dispatch references the House of Lords in the context of a UK legislative vote. Nexor reports that the chamber divided 316 to 165 in favour of Lord Nash's amendment, which sought to ban social media access for under-16s. The vote is cited within a broader roundup of anomalies and unresolved questions, positioning the legislative action as one data point among several items the dispatch flags for further scrutiny.

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From CIA Mind Control Files to UK Digital ID: A Roundup of Rabbit Holes, Anomalies, and Unanswered Questions
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2026-05-07

From CIA Mind Control Files to UK Digital ID: A Roundup of Rabbit Holes, Anomalies, and Unanswered Questions

This compilation dispatch covers a wide range of topics the host presents as interconnected threads: CIA Project Artichoke documents describing mass drug-administration research, the UK Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill framed as a digital surveillance Trojan horse, smart city and 15-minute city concerns tied to the C40 consortium, and a range of viral anomalies spanning cannibal-themed advertising, alleged Trump body doubles, and soul-swapping theories gaining mainstream traction post-Epstein files.

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