“The Covid pantomime at my father’s memorial” – “My father deserved better than these dismally isolated clumps of mourners, and so did his family and friends,” writes Lionel Shriver in the Spectator.
“Barricaded from Covid reality by government and media” – “Dalek-like cries of ‘Vaccinate! Vaccinate!’ are everywhere, and yet many reputable doctors and scientists have warned for months of existing hazards from the jab,” writes Neville Hodgkinson in TCW Defending Freedom.
“Good News for a Vaccine-Hesitant South Africa” – Based on antibody studies and given the trajectory of the virus, it is very likely that the majority of South Africans have now been infected with SARS-CoV-2, writes Brett Jordaan in TrialSite.
“Prime Minister, Kermit was right: It’s not easy being green” – “After kayaking to New York (I’m sure he wouldn’t have risked the extra carbon output and flown there), the British Prime Minister displayed his usual linguistic flamboyance when attending to the matter of climate change,” writes Frederick Edward in Bournbrook Magazine.
“The war against intelligence” – “The deranged left will happily crawl into wholly spurious genetic arguments when it suits them, no matter how stupid the proposition, but deny real science when it insists men are born men and women born women,” writes Rod Liddle in the Spectator.
“The spectre of the Seventies haunts the Tories” – With energy bills soaring and wage demands rising to keep pace with prices, another inflationary cycle is a real danger, writes James Forsyth in the Times.
“Anti-Christian zealots have a new tactic” – Militant ‘progressive’ secularists don’t just hate my religion. They hate its followers, too, writes Catherine Pepinster in the Telegraph.
“Kemi Badenoch is right about colonialism” – “Badenoch – who grew up in Nigeria – has a far better grasp of Africa and its history than her critics,” writes Nigel Biggar in the Spectator.
“There is not a climate change emergency” – Spiked Editor Brendan O’Neill tells talkRADIO that climate activists have an exaggerated view of the world: “The language of emergency means you’re not allowed to criticise this stuff.”
"There is not a climate change emergency."
Spiked Online editor Brendan O'Neill says climate activists have an exaggerated view of the world: "The language of emergency means you're not allowed to criticise this stuff."@TVKevpic.twitter.com/7JJEhVcZTM
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