Graham Crawford is a former Scottish weekly journalist of the year and as an editor oversaw the fastest growing weekly paper in the UK two years in a row. Of mainstream media reporting on Covid, he says: ‘Alarm bells have been ringing for me since spring 2020. Something is terribly wrong.’

Tony Gosling is a British land rights activist, historian and investigative radio journalist trained by the BBC who began his working life in the aviation industry. Over the last 20 years he has been exposing the secret power of the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) and élite Bilderberg Conferences where the dark forces of corporations, media, banks and royalty conspire to accumulate wealth and power through extortion and war. Tony has spent much of his life advocating solutions which heal the wealth divide, such as free housing for all and a press which reflects the concerns of ordinary people rather than attempting to lead opinion, sensationalise or dumb-down.

Roger Guttridge is a journalist and author, with a newspaper background. He is based in Dorset, England and his special interests include exposing the suppression of safe, effective and innovative therapies, and the spiritual ‘big picture’.

Alayne Merenstein is a freelance writer living near Fort Worth, Texas, USA. She has a degree in journalism, has worked in marketing and advertising, and then ran a magazine business for 19 years before returning to freelance writing. She is a passionate supporter of human rights, the US constitution, and is a passionate opponent of censorship and medical mandates.

Ramola D (BSc Physics, MBA, MFA) is an independent journalist and writer with a 20-year background in teaching literature, creative writing, and composition, returning to using her training in journalism and science to work as an investigative sci-tech reporter with an ethics, consciousness, truth, and human rights focus. She also covers matters related to justice, crime, corruption, surveillance, and censorship.

Rusere Shoniwa is a fiercely anti-‘New Normal’ blogger writing to defend individual liberty and to expose the democratic crisis in the West ushered in by authoritarian government responses to Covid.