“Is it time to stop obsessing over Covid figures?” – The Mail on Sunday has set about creating its own dashboard featuring the most up-to-date figures for some of Britain’s biggest killers which they compared with the current Covid stats.
“We need to throw away the anti-Covid wipes” – “Britain is addicted to needless and outdated regulation and now the science has changed, the pushback should begin,” writes Matthew Parris in the Times.
“Why so many believe in the Covid Cult” – “We need to break free from cultish thinking, stop following orders and save ourselves,” writes Karen Harradine in TCW Defending Freedom.
“Police speak out on Covid regs: ‘The directions we are ordered to comply with are highly politicised’” – “Since the jab mandate came into force, some officers have disclosed, with great courage, that they feel ashamed to be part of an organisation that is supposed to uphold the rule of law and stop bullying and discrimination, yet is actively promoting these,” writes Rocco Loiacono in the Spectator Australia.
“Return of the First Fearmonger” – “Since March 2020 most of the diktats from Holyrood were unnecessary, many were sinister and all have been disproportionate,” writes Gary Oliver in TCW Defending Freedom.
“Covid Mandates Will Not Work for the Delta Variant” – “The elites are far removed from the ramifications of their nonsensical, illogical, specious policies and edicts,” writes Paul E. Alexander in AIER.
“From Russia with Covid – The Week in Review” – In the latest Bournbrook Magazine podcast, Michael Curzon, Luke Perry and Frederick Edward discuss vaccine mandates, university life after lockdown and more.
“Jacinda Ardern and the last lockdown” – “Since March this year, Ardern has used the language of a barricade versus individual armour to describe our Covid response,” writes Luke Malpass in stuff.
“Barrister called girl ‘stroppy teen of colour’ cleared of misconduct” – Jon Holbrook tweeted about the case of Ruby Williams, who won a settlement from her school for alleged discrimination after they sent her home, saying her Afro hair breached dress policy, reports MailOnline.
“Why are Catholics being cancelled on campus?” – Once ‘safe spaces’ for free expression, it seems to be becoming increasingly difficult to be a vocal, practising Catholic in universities, writes Olivia Utley in the Telegraph.
“Now cancel culture mob brands Paw Patrol ‘copaganda’” – The Paw Patrol team are facing one of their toughest situations yet: the wrath of the woke brigade. The children’s show has been branded as ‘copaganda’ for showing police in a positive light, reports the Mail on Sunday.
‘You could almost follow the government’s fortunes in the polls with the vaccine rollout, so they looked to rollout the vaccine further and further’
Dr Tony Hinton, retired NHS Consultant Surgeon says ‘the red line for me was when they started talking about vaccinating children’ pic.twitter.com/zPSimCvGoc
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