More from the Better Way at Bath

A splendid aerial shot of the Houses of Parliament filled the big screen on the Sunday, morning as Andrew Bridgen took to the stage on the last day of the Better Way Conference. A standing ovation greeted him before he had uttered a word. If you have been following the news, he has joined the Reclaim Party. He will continue to fight for justice for those who are struggling to be heard.  

Andrew mingled freely with everyone. The conversations flowed. 

He even made time for little me. What a nice man he is. I wish he was my MP, instead of that other Andrew we are stuck with. 

Another of my hero's. The first thing that Dolores Cahill said to me, as we were filling our mugs at the coffee bar, was, Do you want a hug? Ohhh, yes please. Read about her here. 

Will Keyte. Explores roots of the Pharma Industry. Richard Vobes has interviewed him on his channel. 

A speaker in a kilt. Darren Deojee is a teacher, mentor, activist, and a coach. 

A big cheer for the camera people who filmed the whole thing. Oracle Films have joined the fight for freedom of information. See some of their work here. They are on Brand New Tube and other platforms. 

Almost at the end of the Conference. Everyone was in a happy mood, but sad that it was all over. Everyone joined in with We are Warriors. 

Spirits were high. I felt uplifted. It gave me the boost I was looking for. Confirmation that I wasn't alone in my thoughts, millions of others are on the same side. The evil in this world must end. It has to. 

There is a very good article about the Conference on the New Zealand Doctors web site. 

More to follow. Toodle pip.   ilona

Listen to Lilly

I have come across Lilly several times in the past. I share her latest video here. She talks about what is happening in Germany right now. Surprise surprise, exactly the same thing is happening here and all over Europe, and many other parts of the world. Doesn't that make you suspicious? People laugh at me  when I talk about the plan that the richest people on earth are concocting. It's all connected, and it's all going in the same direction. 

Lilly speaks very good English. I put the subtitles on to help me if I can't quite make out some of the words. 

More conference pics are coming along soon. See ya later.  ilona

The River Avon

I made time to have a lovely walk on a sunny day in Bath. The conference was very noisy so I went to the river and enjoyed the fresh air. It's a beautiful city. Turn the hearing aid off to block out the traffic noise. 

I don't think there is much hope that this sunken boat will be restored. 

The river cruise boat has just come back. Ready to load up more waiting passengers. 

I have just been checking when I last went to Bath. For more pictures click the links. 

11th July 2013

12th July 2013

Catch you tomorrow for more conference pics. Toodle pip.  ilona 

Carol is smart.

 The list of people I am following on Twitter is growing. The beauty of it is that I can easily unfollow people if the list becomes unmanageable. I can dip in and dip out, wave bye bye when I am ready to move on. A recent addition to the list is Carol Vorderman. I have never really been a fan of the programmes she has hosted, but there is a lot more going on in that finely tuned mathematical brain.

Carol is doing the sums on how the Government spends it's money. Here a link to a recent video on yoootooob. She speaks about our corrupt Government. Let's hear some more from you, Carol. 

We'll catch up soon.  ilona

Go Tucker.

 Got to put this out there, I am laughing my little socks off. People were jumping with glee when Tucker Carlson left Fox News. I knew he would come back with a bang, and he has. There is no stopping him. His first episode on Twitter has brought in 89.5 million views and climbing.. 209k retweets, 63.3k comments. I am watching the numbers going up. He doesn't need any mainstream channels.

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More speakers

Good evening. Are you ready for the next batch of photo's from the Better Way Conference. There is a definite interest in this event from my blog readers. Thank you for your comments so far. 

There were eight sessions with eight speakers in each of them. Most were live onstage, some of them joined in by satellite. 

Dr Tess Lawrie from the World Council for Health. 

I think we all know The Coast Man, Neil Oliver.  

Del Bigtree from The High Wire  sent a message of support by satellite. 

Another message of support from Robert F Kennedy Jnr. 

Dr Reiner Fuellmich from Germany was live on stage. He is a Lawyer. 

Richard Vobes introduces the speakers for this session. 

Patrick Holford. Nutrition expert. 

James Corbett. Investigative journalist

Derrick Broze. Author. Investigative journalist. 

Dr Carrie Madej. Educator of human rights. 

Proff. Mattias Desmet. Professor of clinical psychology. 

Stick with it guys, it gets better. You can google any of the names to get more information about them. It was a gruelling three days of eight sessions in total. There was also workshops on offer. I didn't attend any of those. I am not good at sitting still for long periods of time, despite the fact that I did exactly that as a lorry driver. I'll be back tomorrow. Toodle pip.  ilona

A few pics from the Gala Dinner.

The morning after the night before. The Gala Dinner on Thursday night was a good way to get to know people. I immediately recognised a few faces I have been following on the internet. The table layout of the room was similar to the luncheons I went to at the Savoy Hotel. Here is a link to the Apex Hotel.

Keeping the camera close to me, I managed to get some sneaky photographs. 

Dr Tess Lawrie. She sits on the steering committee of the World Council for Health. 

Neil Oliver. Television presenter, archaeologist, and author. 

Richard Vobes and the lovely Julia, his girlfriend. Podcasting pioneer since 2005. Writer of novels, producer of documentaries. 

Nice to see Katie Hopkins attending the dinner. She has gone through some horrendous online abuse, but has not caved in, and come back fighting.  

Patrick Henningsen. Presenter on UK Column News. He is a global affairs analyst and hosts Sunday Wire. 

Dr Pierre Kory. American critical care physician. President of the Front Line Covid 19 Critical Care Alliance. 

Neil happened to be walking past my chair so I grabbed him for a quick selfie. Have to be quick. I later met his lovely wife.

My dinner which I wasn't too impressed with. Strange black carrots, a pastry pocket filled with vegetables. The pudding was nice though. 

Plenty more photo's to come. Thanks for popping in. See you soon. Toodle pip.   ilona 

Where have I been?

Good Morning, I'm back. This is the first time I have been to a conference and I'm buzzzzzzing. 

The Better Way Conference was held at the Apex Hotel in Bath. The first one was held last year. Go to the web site if you want more information about that. There will probably be a report on this years event when they have put it all together.  

I arrived in Bath on Thursday afternoon. I had a look at booking a room but they were either out of my price range or didn't have any vacancies. I had to admit that I didn't look very hard, I could always car camp, which is what I did. I knew there was a possibility of using the Park and Ride. Leave my car there, free parking for people who use the bus. It is 2.5 miles away. Sometimes I walked, down hill into town, uphill back to the car at the end of the day. Twice I got a taxi back. The bus times didn't always fit in with the conference times. Cheaper than paying £150 - £200 a night for a room in a hotel. 

I went for the Full Monty package, £640 for three days, and the Gala Dinner on the Thursday night. I felt this is something I had to do. I wanted to meet people face to face who have the same beliefs as I have. And put faces to the people I have been reading about and watching on the internet during the last three and a half years. 

I could have spent the money on a holiday, a cruise or a posh hotel. I could have spent it on the house. I could have put it towards up grading my car, but for me the value is in education and learning. Knowledge is power, and it gives me peace of mind when I understand what is going on. 

At the moment sovereignty is being stripped away from all of our lives. We are told what to think, and what to say. The way forward has to be make our own decisions, and not be bullied by those who think they know better. 

Anyway, off my high horse. I have tons of photo's to sort out and will be posting about this over the next few days. You can read and digest, or read and discard. It's up to you. 

Nice to be back. I took the scenic route back home through the Cotswolds, so there will be photo's of that to follow. 

Thanks for popping in. Toodle pip.   ilona