News Round-Up

• “Delete the K in Monkeypox” – Dr. Robert Malone writes for Brownstone says Tedros made the declaration despite a lack of consensus among members of the WHO’s emergency committee on the monkeypox outbreak; it’s the first time a leader of a UN health agency has made such a decision unilaterally.
• “Happy Mondays star Shaun Ryder reveals their mum found tragic brother dead” – Happy Mondays frontman Shaun Ryder says he thinks the vaccine booster his brother had the day before his death may have contributed to the suspected blood clot which killed him, according to the Sun.
• “The BA.5 Wave in Central Europe Has Peaked” – Vaccines are failing, not many are dying, but people are on balance sicker than usual at this time of year, says Eugyppius.
• “Fauci Says He Is ‘Open’ on Virus Lab Leak Theory” – Dr. Anthony Fauci says he is keeping an “open mind” over claims that the coronavirus may have leaked from a Chinese lab, despite his long-standing assertion that the virus had a natural origin, reports the Epoch Times.
• “Pastor Art Pawlowksi’s contempt conviction set aside on appeal” – The Alberta Court of Appeal ruled that the injunction against the Covid protestor, his arrest, his jail time, the censorship order and fines against him were illegal, reports Rebel News.
• “Why are many treatment options still being ignored?” – HART criticises the continuing failure to recognise Covid as a treatable disease.
• “What has changed regarding asymptomatic spread?” – Dr. Clare Craig asks why a totally novel theory was adopted overnight.
• “Send in the HHS clowns” – Dr. Robert Malone on why public health officials running the Covid circus have failed America.
• “Boosters Now promote Covid Deaths in Europe” – Igor Chudov crunches the numbers and finds vaccine effectiveness against death falling fast and into negative territory.
• “The nudgers want to harness social norms. But Novak Djokovic won’t be harnessed.” – Laura Dodsworth says that a high profile celebrity choosing not to be vaccinated undermines the ‘social benefits’ of vaccination which governments have pushed hard, and this risks the ‘social cascade’ of vaccine scepticism that they fear; and so, they punish him.
• “The BBC Is Fair And Balanced” – Watch the latest Lotus Eaters reviewing the BBC’s “Unvaccinated” documentary.
• “There’s such a thing as too much sun for solar panels” – Europe’s solar industry is starting to buckle, writes Tristan Bove in Fortune.
• “Apocalypse from now on?” – Tim Black in Spiked on how the climate of fear turned a heatwave into a catastrophe.
• “Britain forced to beg Belgium for power to keep the lights on” – National Grid issued an emergency appeal to avoid a blackout last week, reports the Telegraph.
• “Buenos Aires sued over ban on gender-neutral language in schools” – The war over inclusive language is spreading to South America, the Telegraph reports.
• “The Frank Report XXVIII ” – Frank Haviland’s view of an eventful week in the New Conservative.
• “Fight with trans bullies has me on brink of ruin says Sharron Davies” – Olympic swimmer Sharron Davies says she suffered a huge drop in income after anxious employers dropped her because of her stance on the “toxic” transgender debate, the Mail reports.
• “Tory MPs will regret giving Badenoch the boot” – Kemi Badenoch is feared by a Labour party that finds it difficult to attack her. So why did Tory MPs back Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss over her, asks Robin Ashenden in the Spectator.
• “You cannot be fired for expressing an orthodox Christian view… We need to stop employers reacting in this way to Twitter mobs” – Watch Toby on GB News react to a woman being fired for voicing her opinion on heterosexual marriage.

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