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In April 2021, Alex Mitchell took a medical intervention that had been released to the global public, with the promise that this injection would be not only safe & effective but would slow down the spread of a disease that was allegedly so deadly we had to close down the world to stop it.
For this chat I welcome Co-Founder of the Together Association, Charlotte Gracias. An association put ‘together’ with a purpose of unity to tackle the issues that were so clearly obvious as draconian policies were put onto the general public during the ‘pandemic’.
In this podcast chat I talk to the tireless activist and human rights campaigner, Debbie Hicks on her new approach into politics and how she attempts to make necessary changes into a corrupted political landscape.
Many thanks to Jacqui Deevoy for the recent interview, it also gives a good insight on what to expect with the Stellify channel.
In this podcast I chat to the wonderfully hilarious Abi Roberts, a stand up comedian and political commentator. Abi is one of the very few, who had the bravery to go against the grain during the recent 'crazy period', which has ultimately cost her a working role at so-called 'alternative' news channel, GB News and at even worse a night in the police cells for 'swearing' whilst protesting at a Covid inquiry.
In this podcast we chat with Dr Teck Khong a former GP and forensic physician and now the leader of the Alliance for Democracy and Freedom party.
Teck openly discusses how the NHS and medicine, especially since the madness of 2020, is failing us and needs to change for the good of the people.
And how, as the leader of the ADF he plans to make these changes.
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Find more information on the ADF and how to reach Dr Teck Khong at https://adfparty.uk/
After specialist training in Leeds and Glasgow where he was a Pfizer clinical research fellow, he entered General Practice as a GP Principal in Leicester in 1982.
Teck was also senior police surgeon with Leicestershire Constabulary and a forensic physician for Northamptonshire Police.He served on a number of committees and advisory panels in both medicine and politics.
Teck was latterly elected a board member of NHS Leicester City Clinical Commissioning Group.
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