“Life in Zero-Covid Antarctica” – If an enterprise mostly created and funded by the National Science Foundation cannot utilise scientific reasoning and accept normalcy where there is no Covid, how can we trust our scientific institutions to seek to in the rest of the world, where Covid is here to stay, asks Willy Forsyth on the Brownstone Institute site.
“The Workers of England Union: defending NHS staff against mandatory vaccination” – Only one trade union fought for care home workers, writes Niall McCrae on the Bruges Group website, and the Workers of England Union is “determined to support any member against unethical, unscientific and frankly unBritish vaccine coercion”.
“We cannot afford to postpone a return to normality” – While the Omicron wave appears to be slowing, the devastating economic consequences of Covid restrictions are accumulating fast, says the Telegraph in this leader article.
“UAH’s Earth System Science Center Records Considered Unreliable and Harmful By Google” – Dr. Roy Spencer’s website DrRoySpencer.com has been demonetised by Google for “unreliable and harmful claims” – by which it mainly means the data he publishes on global temperature trends, one of the world’s foremost temperature data sets, according to Watts Up With That.
“What vegan propaganda ignores” – Cutting out animal products will kill us, not save us, writes John Lewis-Stempel in UnHerd as he sets out the case against veganism.
“How the West stopped having babies” – Lois Rogers in the Telegraph discovers how ‘climate anxiety’ is contributing to a generation who think it’s better not to reproduce.
“Welcome to the end of democracy” – A rising tide of money and administrative power defines the rising autocracy, many driven by an extreme green messianic agenda dubbed the ‘Great Reset’ by the World Economic Forum, writes Joel Kotkin in the Spectator.
“The ‘gay cake’ battle wasn’t worth fighting” – With the case now standing as a victory against compelled speech, “what a shame political discourse has come to this sad polarised place”, writes Janice Turner in the Times, “where everyone who disagrees with you is a foe, and instead of building something worthwhile you battle through a court for seven years to force Christians to bake a cake”.
“Flippin ‘eck Tucker! Schools are much better thanks to you” – Toby in the Daily Mail suspects the forthcoming Grange Hill film will rubbish the education reforms that he knows from first hand experience with the West London Free School have done much to improve schooling in the U.K.
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