“The unions want the ‘pingdemic’ to last forever” – The crowds at football matches and pubs show there’s a much greater degree of resistance to going back to work than play, writes Patrick O’Flynn in the Telegraph.
“How Covid’s origins were obscured, by the East and the West” – The origins of the Covid pandemic remain obscure due to a vigorous campaign of concealment by the Chinese authorities and missteps by senior medical research officials in the U.K. and U.S., writes Nicholas Wade in the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists.
“France’s vaccine civil war” – It’s beginning to feel more like a civil war between the angry vaccinated and the equally angry unvaccinated in France, writes Richard Ings in TCW Defending Freedom.
“Taliban spokesman complains of Facebook censorship” – In the Taliban’s first press conference in Kabul, the spokesman for the militant group appeared to take issue with Facebook’s ban on Taliban-related content, claiming such measures violate the syndicate’s freedom of speech, reports TheWeek.
“Now the travel industry is bowing to wokeness” – Rachel Alexander reports on a group of writers who are urging for holiday destinations to be rated on bias, diversity and more in WND.
“The other Mayor” – The hyper-sensitive Mayor of Bristol is devoting time to monitoring social media and blocking critics of him on Twitter, writes Alexander Adams in his latest column in Bournbrook Magazine.
“Challenging U.N., Study Finds Sun – not CO2 – May Be Behind Global Warming” – “Accepting climate warnings at face value without considering strenuous objections from well qualified scientists as to the quality of the procedures which led to those conclusions could lead to a catastrophic global misallocation of resources,” writes Eric Worrall in Watts Up With That.
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