By John Stone

The policy of putting children’s medical records on a national database was casually dropped on to the British political agenda by Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer (pictured shaking hands with Bill Gates) on Monday opening the way for medical harassment, more pressure over vaccination etc.: the news went out over social media. This policy would obviously take its place with other coercive attempts of the state to seize personal information and autonomy under the guise of modernisation and convenience. Starmer is also known as a keen supporter of the World Economic Forum and has connections with the so-called Center for Countering Digital Hate, which has been flexing its muscles on both sides of the Atlantic notably over vaccine information. It is presently the expectation that Sir Keir will be Prime Minister before the end of the year under the uni-party system.

John Stone is UK Editor for Age of Autism.