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The full email exchange is here:
Publisher:
Dear Dr. Golino,
I hope this email finds you well.
I am reaching out to you because we are working on a series of Collections to highlight research in important fields and enhance its visibility to the community.
On behalf of the editorial office, we would like to invite you to become a Guest Editor.
The role of a Guest Editor involves:
• Suggesting a topic for the Collection and advising on its scope
• Identifying authors to participate in the Collection
• Calling for participation via email
• Raising awareness of the Collection in the relevant research communities
• Managing submissions, including making decisions on whether manuscripts are suitable for the Collection and journal, as well as inviting reviewers and overseeing the peer review process
• An opportunity to write an optional Editorial Article to accompany the Collection
We look forward to hearing back from you soon.
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Hudson Golino:
Thanks for your email.
This looks like an interesting opportunity.
What's the compensation for this role?
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Publisher:
Unfortunately, we are not able to provide any honorarium for work as a Guest Editor on the journal, but there are other advantages to being associated with a Collection.
Guest Editors are featured prominently on the Collection website, which establishes a link between the journal, the topic, and the Guest Editor.
Collections can be a great opportunity to network within a specific field, as well as offering an opportunity to highlight important up-and-coming research.
Guest Editors also have the opportunity to write an Editorial article when the Collection closes for submissions.
Editorials are published without an APC and are citable with a standard DOI.
Additionally, Guest Editors may receive a full waiver or discount if they want to publish an article, depending on an agreed number of publications from their Collection.
We would of course still like you to be involved if you are interested.
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Hudson Golino:
In 2025, Springer Nature reported a total revenue of €1.926 billion, representing an underlying growth of 6.2%. The company's adjusted operating profit (AOP) reached €543.6 million. This strong financial performance was primarily driven by their Research division and continued growth in full open access.
Are you kidding me, right?
I am appalled and angry that you are inviting me to work for free.
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Publisher:
I’m extremely sorry that the nature of the invitation came across as inappropriate or frustrating.
That was certainly not our intention.
The Guest Editor role is designed as a voluntary academic contribution, where contributors often gain visibility, networking opportunities, and editorial experience within the field.
However, I completely understand that expectations and preferences differ, and I sincerely respect your perspective.
I will take this feedback forward to the upper management.
Please feel no obligation to participate and thank you once again for considering the invitation.
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Hudson Golino:
That's the point...
The audacity to think academics should work for free for this multi billion dollar company is mind-blowing.
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Publisher:
I understand your concern, and I appreciate your candid feedback. I fully respect that this model may not align with your expectations.
Apologies again and thank you for your time and consideration.
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Hudson Golino:
It's not that the model does not align with my expectations.
It's that you are exploiting us.
Enough is enough.
Outrageous: today Springer Nature (@SpringerNature) sent me an invite to be a guest editor for a new journal (Discover Psychology)... So far, so good. As the guest editor I would need to carry out all the editorial work for a new volume of the journal. So far, so good. I asked about the compensation for the work, and... Well... You know... It's an unpaid work. I would gain "recognition from my field".
Guess what?
In 2025, Springer Nature reported a total revenue of €1.926 billion, representing an underlying growth of 6.2%. The company's adjusted operating profit (AOP) reached €543.6 million. This strong financial performance was primarily driven by their Research division and continued growth in full open access.
Now, again, they keep trying to profit off our free labor.
This must stop.
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This IS a backdoor to Digital ID - and @conservatives have pushed it every step of the way
Back door to Digital ID?
Some are asking if the under-16s social media ban is a backdoor to Digital ID?
As far as Kemi and the Conservatives are concerned, absolutely not.
We are entirely opposed to digital ID and want to see the ban implemented in a way that doesn’t force mandatory digital ID onto anyone. Proving your age for social media should be no more intrusive than it is for buying alcohol.
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Why is it acceptable to talk about justice for the vaccine injured while completely ignoring what was done to us unvaccinated?
The vaccinated made a choice. The unvaccinated made a choice. One group is now being recognized for the consequences they suffered, while us unvaccinated is expected to pretend the last few years never happened.
Millions of us unvaccinated were threatened with losing jobs, careers, livelihoods, and reputations. Families were divided. Friends turned on friends. We unvaccinated were mocked, demonized, and treated like second-class citizens for making a personal medical decision.
And many cheered it on.
If we’re going to have an honest conversation about the damage caused during the experimental era of COVID, it can’t be limited to physical injuries alone. The emotional, financial, and professional harm inflicted on us unvaccinated was real, and it deserves to be acknowledged too.
Justice means recognizing all those who suffered not just the ones whose suffering is politically convenient!
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Excellent breakdown from Louise Roseingrave on the Sunday Independent's policy shift acknowledging 'mistakes were made' during the Covid scam.
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Oh, it's on.
The problem is not that virus researcher Vincent Munster got caught smuggling viruses from Africa back to the NIH.
The problem is the cowboy attitude of virus researchers that led to a pandemic called COVID.
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When people like Neil deGrasse Tyson say that science is something you either "deny" or "believe", it suggests that "science" for them is a faith-based belief system.
Ironically, this is the exact opposite of how science actually works.
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Signal threatens to pull out of the UK over Starmer's new "mass surveillance" phone screening plans!
Expect the Trump administration to push back protecting US Companies on this issue and ultimately protecting UK residents privacy from an increasingly authoritarian Government.
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I have a new hashtag.
#DefundDARPA
By the man who blew open the most insidious plot of our time: the lab-created virus and countermeasure.
Finding American Integrity brownstone.org/articles/find… via @brownstoneinst
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A year ago Guido reported Labour would go after VPNs.
The government's breezy dismissal was written up by the press.
Eleven months later Liz Kendall says she will come back with new restrictions on VPNs as British policy to ban half of the internet falls apart. #carcrash
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A well-heeled homeowner has spent nearly £1 million converting his home so that it could achieve an Energy Performance Certificate with an ‘A’ rating – and demonstrated just how unaffordable Net Zero is. dailysceptic.org/2026/06/17/…
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Absolutely no one voted for Digital I.D.
If it’s such a great idea, put it to a referendum and let the public decide.
That’s how democracy is supposed to work.
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This paper started a lot of great conversations - and now is retracted, one more point for PubSmear.
@ChildrensHD @CHDTVLive
A toxicology journal has retracted a 16-year-old study linking hepatitis B vaccines to autism in children following an independent statistical review that found a half-dozen concerns with the study.
retractionwatch.com/2026/06/…
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Once you have watched an institution on a global scale suppress inconvenient evidence to protect a policy, you cannot unsee the architecture. You start to recognize the load-bearing walls in everything they do.
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July 25, 2020
Jacinda Ardern, Prime Minister of New Zealand:
"We will continue to be your single source of truth. ... Unless you hear it from us it is not the truth."
What do you think Western countries would be like if our governments became our "single source of truth"?
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Let's be real.
The real reason that Britain is beginning to censor social media is because of things such as what police did to Henry Nowak.
It was covered up by the media.
But the truth came out on X.
That's why they want to censor social media.
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The McCullough Foundation reviewed 300 studies, and they found the #1 risk factor for autism to be “combination vaccines.”
“There are more children in the United States today with profound autism — completely disabled — than there ever were with polio,” he lamented.
“We’ve, in a sense, caused a major public health crisis through this vaccine ideology.”
But it’s not just the profound autism that’s showing up.
In a survey of approximately 13,000 people, one result about gender identity stood out immediately.
“It doesn’t prove causation. But it is a signal that large is difficult to ignore.” 🧵
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And the anonymous trolls tag my post to signal the suppression algorithm.
But why won't most of the celeb doctors and scientists ever repost any of the official records or data I put out there?
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This incredible memo was released only this past week. It's been a huge flurry of revelations all of which have been ignored by mainstream media. teapaw.org/JeffereyJaxen/status/2…
Unclassified 2021 DARPA briefing document to the Department of Defense:
"1. SARS-CoV-2 is an American-created recombinant bat vaccine, or its precursor virus. It was created by an EcoHealth Alliance program at the Wuhan Institute of Virology (WIV), as suggested by the reporting surrounding the lab leak hypothesis." ⬇️
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Labour says a further statement on VPN’s will be made in July, with restrictions now being discussed following the social media ban.
This should concern everyone, not just parents or teenagers.
Millions of ordinary people use VPNs to protect their privacy, secure their personal data, and browse the internet without being tracked. The idea that the government is now looking at restricting access to them is a step in the wrong direction.
History teaches us that free societies encourage people to think, question, and challenge those in power. Governments should never be afraid of an informed public.
As the saying goes: “When governments fear the people, there is liberty. When the people fear the government, there is tyranny.”
Privacy is not a crime. Questioning those in power is not extremism. Freedom, once surrendered, is rarely won back without a fight. 🇬🇧



































