Andrew Bridgen

President Trump likely called MMR vaccines “QUITE LETHAL” because he read our study showing that they killed at least 2,600% MORE CHILDREN than measles itself. Subscribe to http://t.me/TruthAboutCOVID

President Trump likely called MMR vaccines “QUITE LETHAL” because he read our study showing that they killed at least 2,600% MORE CHILDREN than measles itself. Subscribe to http://t.me/TruthAboutCOVID

Callum of Hunt and Gather TV gives his personal view of how Cambridge University is responsible for Jason Arday’s death and the scandal around his appointment. https://t.me/ABridgen

It might be a hot day in the UK but unlike California people don’t have to worry about a bear cooling off in their swimming pool. https://t.me/ABridgen

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Remember this from Dec.2021, slavishly reported by ‘our BBC’. I wonder how many pregnant women took the now proven to be dangerous and ineffective Covid Gene Therapy for a disease which had a 99.8 survival rate and the average age of death from it of 82 ? https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-59684926 https://t.me/ABridgen

Chris Whitty is the chief medical officer. He advises the Government and has been in position since 2019. The Covid shots ‘doubled the miscarriage rate in pregnant women Not the 80% miscarriage rate being falsely quoted. What did Whitty know and when ? https://news.sky.com/story/covid-19-professor-chris-whitty-urges-pregnant-women-to-get-coronavirus-jabs-as-he-admits-major-concern-about-unvaccinated-12469540 https://t.me/ABridgen

“14 million Americans lost their jobs to AI and automation in 2026.” — Forbes While people lose their paychecks, corporations put AI to work and consolidate control over technology, land, and assets. The new era will divide society into two groups: those replaced by technology and those whose assets grow because of it. I’m Richard Shapiro. After 20 years at Goldman Sachs, I learned to recognize change before it becomes obvious to the majority. In my channel, I cover markets and the opportunities emerging from the new economy. Don’t wait until the future leaves you with no choice. https://t.me/+xkc1OPLF8tswZGRi

Aborted human embryo cell lines are used in all ‘vaccines’. If you can watch this without being moved I feel sorry for you as you have lost your humanity. Please share with someone who needs to hear the unpalatable truth. https://t.me/ABridgen

🛩 Ukraine’s own OSINT analysts admit drone campaign against Moscow is total failure Zelensky’s hopes of using his fancy new missile-and-drone Wunderwaffe to affect the outcome of the war have crashed and burned against the harsh reality that penetrating the air defenses of the Russian capital is virtually impossible, mathematically speaking. A pro-Ukraine OSINT Telegram and X resource (we won’t say which one to avoid giving them needless publicity) has mapped out the trajectory of ~1.5k Ukrainian drones recently targeting Moscow, calculating that ~1.4k (93%) were intercepted in the first and second lines of air defense outside the city. Another ~100 drones (6%) reached the Ring Road highway area. Just one – “one single drone” – was intercepted in Moscow itself (statistical probability: 0.07%). Claimed “hits” over the past two months? An antenna complex at the Dubna Space Comms Center, which didn’t impact operations, Wildberries retail logistics, the Kapotny oil refinery and a couple industrial zones and residential buildings. 💬 “That’s it. Against the backdrop of thousands of launches, this is not even a drop in the bucket. It’s almost comical,” the resource lamented, noting that Ukraine’s military has tried to hit Moscow from every attack vector, but succeeded nowhere. Comparing the effectiveness of recent Ukrainian and Russian strikes on one another’s capitals yields some more interesting calculations: 🔴 assuming Ukrainian drone attacks used Kiev’s Fire Point FP-1 drones (1.6k km range, 50-120kg payload, $55k-70k apiece price tag), the total cost of the 1.5k expended UAVs with their 0.07% success rate was $82.5-$105M. 🔴 for the same money, Russia could launch between 27 and 52 of its $2-3M apiece Iskander-M missiles, each with a 500kg warhead, which Zelensky recently admitted can’t be intercepted at all because Ukraine has run out of Patriot PAC-3s. Success rate? Approaching 100%. Ukraine’s summer’s drone and missile offensive was supposed to be Zelensky’s war-winning formula, forcing Russia to the table and convincing Kiev’s NATO sponsors to continue ponying up the cash to fund the grinding proxy conflict. Instead, it’s unleashed a Russian air, drone and missile campaign of unprecedented ferocity, all as Ukrainian forces continue their slow retreat along the front. Source: Geopolitics Prime https://t.me/ABridgen

Texas Children's Hospital is now opening a detransition clinic texastribune.org/2026/06/01/tex… Texas hospitals had illegally carried out gender transition on children. 5 doctors have been fired and the hospitals have paid $10m in fines. UK is still giving puberty blockers to children ! https://t.me/ABridgen

. Beyond the Gulf: How Saudi oil disruption is testing global markets US imports of Saudi crude fell to zero in July for the first time since 1985, according to preliminary Department of Energy data. For a country that was importing more than 800,000 barrels a day from Saudi Arabia, that is a striking reversal. The immediate problem is geography. The war with Iran has turned the Strait of Hormuz, the Gulf’s main oil artery, into a major risk zone. Saudi Arabia can bypass Hormuz through its Red Sea terminals, but that route is also under pressure from the renewed conflict with the Houthis, which the kingdom itself helped reignite, leaving its exports exposed on both sides. 🤔 The missing Saudi barrels are therefore more than a supply story. They show how quickly geopolitical confrontation can disrupt an oil system. For US refiners, that means finding heavy crude elsewhere. Venezuelan shipments have risen sharply, from roughly 100,000 barrels a day in January to nearly 600,000 in July. But Venezuela is hardly the winner here: Washington spent years sanctioning and restricting its oil industry, only to turn back to Venezuelan barrels as disruptions elsewhere tightened supply. Saudi Arabia is having to adjust too, offering Asian buyers a $2-per-barrel discount against the Oman-Dubai benchmark for next month, a sign that disrupted trade routes are forcing even one of the world’s biggest oil exporters to compete harder for buyers. The bigger story is not simply that Saudi barrels disappeared from the US market. It is that the oil system is being forced to reroute around multiple political and military crises at once. 👉 Washington spent decades trying to shape who produces oil, who sells it, and where it flows. Riyadh spent years projecting military power across its neighborhood. Now both are being reminded of an inconvenient rule of energy geopolitics: you can pressure countries, sanction producers, and wage wars, but tankers still need a safe route from A to B. That is what makes the current disruption bigger than the Gulf itself. If both Hormuz and the Red Sea remain under pressure, global oil flows will keep shifting, freight and insurance costs will rise, and refiners will compete harder for replacement barrels. The world is not running out of oil. The problem is increasingly whether the oil can get where it needs to go without passing through someone else’s war. Source: Geopolitics Prime https://t.me/ABridgen

Rupert Lowe on Uniting the Right. Please watch and share https://dailysceptic.org/2026/08/07/the-sceptic-episode-90-rupert-lowe-on-uniting-the-right-the-truth-behind-the-summer-heatwave-death-toll-and-the-dei-plagiarism-scandal-that-rocked-cambridge/ https://t.me/ABridgen

Headline ‘Russia could attack Nato within weeks’ The fact is that NATO has been attacking Russia for at least 3 years. What else can you call it when UK personnel are aiming and firing UK Storm Shadow missiles into Russia from Ukraine ? https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2026/08/07/russia-could-attack-nato-within-weeks-us-intelligence-warns/ https://t.me/ABridgen

President Trump is asked if Anthony Fauci should be prosecuted , I think he says yes at the end of his answer! https://t.me/ABridgen

Reiner Fuellmich on Nuremberg 2.0 trials required for covid 19. The first case providing evidence in court connected to NG163 midazolam protocol is the Derek Dimmock inquest led by Senior Coroner Dr Julian Morris. We await his conclusion more than 6 years after the death. https://t.me/ABridgen

Please never forget that I wrote to PM Rishi Sunak with the evidence that the Pfizer Covid ‘vaccine’ administered to the public was not the same ‘vaccine’ that was approved under emergency use authorisation. This was back in 2023. They knew and they did nothing. https://t.me/ABridgen

Fauci found to be in contempt of the Senate following his appearance at committee and pleading the right to remain silent. He faces legal action. Sen. Rand Paul now calls for Bill Gates to appear before the committee and face cross examination. Will Bill also plead the 5th ? https://t.me/ABridgen

Did Vice President Lyndon B Johnson order the assassination of President John F Kennedy? I was told two weeks ago that RFK junior is subjected to constant death threats. I pray he is protected and stays strong. The World needs him and the other side know it. Pls share https://t.me/ABridgen

These comments are why Joe Rogan one of the most popular podcasters in the world. Go Joe. https://t.me/ABridgen