This collection preserves the UK Column reading list originally shared on EndYourIllness. Its subjects range from intelligence and government communications to healthcare law, technology, conflict and public services. These are linked articles and commentary from that publisher, not findings independently established by this roundup.
The original reading list
The source post listed eleven entries but repeated the same Wuhan-origin article twice. The ten distinct links are retained below, with their original titles so readers can identify the material.
- Gang/Counter-gang Operations: Dearlove’s Sleight of Hand and the Wuhan Lab Psyop
- Beyond Integrity Initiative: The Scale of UK Government Counter-Disinformation
- North Korea: Beyond The Cold War Theatrics, Is There An Actual Threat?
- The Younger generation takes over MI6: The ‘C’ saw of a thoroughly modern spook
- Canada’s expanding euthanasia laws: Making the unthinkable thinkable again
- Death In Yemen For Fun And Profit
- Google On The Brain
- Social Services Deliberate Destruction Of A Family
- Firemen, Seagulls and Behavioural Change
- Plundering State Assets With Public Private Partnerships
Read the arguments alongside their evidence
The collection spans different years. For example, the Yemen article dates from 2016, the MI6 commentary from 2018 and the Wuhan-origin piece from 2023. Their wording reflects those contexts. Read publication dates before treating any statement as a report about current events.
Two health-related topics especially need updated sources. WHO’s June 2025 assessment said the weight of available evidence favoured animal-to-human spillover for SARS-CoV-2, while important missing information prevented a complete assessment of all hypotheses. The intelligence-related article’s allegations should not be mistaken for an established scientific account of the pandemic’s origin.
Canada’s medical-assistance-in-dying framework also has specific eligibility requirements and safeguards. The government’s current explanation says eligibility where mental illness is the sole underlying condition is delayed until 17 March 2027. An older commentary cannot substitute for the current law.
The remaining links raise questions about institutional power and public accountability. For each, distinguish the author’s interpretation from documents, named evidence and corroborated events. Allegations of deliberate wrongdoing require more than a forceful title. Keeping the original links available makes scrutiny possible while leaving room to challenge the conclusions.
References
- WHO: June 2025 assessment of COVID-19 origins
- Government of Canada: current medical-assistance-in-dying law
- UK Column: original Wuhan-origin commentary, September 26, 2023
- UK Column: original MI6 commentary, December 10, 2018
- UK Column: original Yemen commentary, October 11, 2016
