- “Is it Time to Characterise COVID-19 mRNA Vaccine as Pharmaceutical Drugs and Not Vaccines?” – TrialSite News reports on an article by two Italian medical researchers, who argue that “only an accurate characterisation of COVID-19 mRNA vaccines as pharmaceutical drugs will guarantee safe, rational and individualised use of these products.”
- “Ongoing EPPO investigation into the acquisition of COVID-19 vaccines in the EU” – “The European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) confirms that it has an ongoing investigation into the acquisition of COVID-19 vaccines in the European Union. This exceptional confirmation comes after the extremely high public interest. No further details will be made public at this stage.”
- “Xi Jinping doubles down on Zero Covid as he prepares to cement power for life” – The 20th congress of China’s ruling Communist Party has begun, where President Xi Jinping is widely expected to win a third leadership term, the Telegraph reports.
- “Husband and wife team behind Pfizer-BioNTech Covid jab say cancer vaccine could be accessible to patients within next decade” – The Mail reports that a cure for cancer is within reach and could be available to patients in 2030 or earlier, Professors Ozlem Tureci and Ugur Sahin, who developed Pfizer’s Covid jab, have said. Safe and effective, guys.
- “The DOJ wanted to pursue criminal action against the vaccine makers, but…” – Steve Kirsch says he has it on good authority that the lower level guys were called off the case by their management.
- “The Gaslighting of the Masses” – C.J. Hopkins writes that for those studying “official propaganda, mind control, emotional coercion and other insidious manipulation techniques, the rollout of the New Normal has been a bonanza. Never before have we been able to observe the application and effects of these powerful technologies in real-time on such a massive scale.”
- “NHS logging baby deaths as stillbirths ‘to avoid scrutiny’” – Families call into question the NHS trusts’ transparency after hospital accounts clash with their experience, reports the Telegraph.
- “Low Traffic Neighbourhood schemes based on incorrect data admits DFT” – Auto Express reports that the Government has admitted that data on increase in traffic rates used to justify the controversial low traffic neighbourhood (LTN) schemes restricting traffic flow in residential areas were false.
- “Tory rebels vow to bury fracking as they urge Liz Truss to make policy U-turn” – MPs are confident they have the numbers to push back the PM’s plans to lift the moratorium on shale gas exploration, reports the Telegraph. Because preventing development of natural energy resources is exactly what the U.K. needs.
- “Greta Thunberg Fractures German Greens with Her Call to Continue Operation of Hated Nuclear Power Plants” – The Swedish Doom Goblin wreaks havoc among her German supporters by repeating her support for nuclear over coal, according to Pierre Gosselin in WUWT.
- “Solar Sensitivity” – Fascinating post from Willis Eschenbach in WUWT, who has plotted the global pattern of incoming energy from the Sun versus surface temperature and found that, counterintuitively, above a certain point increasing solar energy results in no rise in temperature.
- “‘Your guerrilla tactics will not succeed’: Suella Braverman vows to clamp down on anti-oil group after another weekend of protests” – Saturday’s protests marked the 16th day of action by Just Stop Oil, which is demanding the Government halt all new oil and gas licences in the U.K., reports the Mail.
- “Climate change: Can an enormous seaweed farm help curb it?” – A British businessman believes it could suck a billion tonnes of carbon out of the atmosphere annually, according to BBC News. What could go wrong?
- “J.K. Rowling launches fresh attack on Nicola Sturgeon over transgender reforms” – The Harry Potter author says the First Minister will be to blame for sex attacks resulting from allowing Scots self-identify as transgender, reports the Telegraph.
- “Suella cuffs the cops: Leicestershire Police delete trans ‘hate crime’ poster and apologise for ‘causing upset’ after Home Secretary slammed force for focusing on ‘politically correct campaign’ at expense of ‘tackling actual crime’” – The poster, by Leicestershire Police, encourages trans people to make a report when people purposely use their previous name, the Mail reports.
- “Teacher who was sacked ‘after refusing to call schoolgirl, eight, by a boy’s name or use male pronouns’ launches judicial review over claims ‘transgender affirming’ policy is harming children” – A primary school teacher who lost her job after she refused to address an eight-year-old with male pronouns has launched legal action at Birmingham High Court against the school’s governors, the Mail reports.
- “The Frank Report XL” – Frank Haviland in the New Conservative with this week’s instalment of “the review that always has its finger on the pulse – and that’s no mean feat, considering the state of the Conservative Party”.
- “Sorry Graham Norton, but cancel culture is all too real” – It’s not an attempt by the Right to get attention, but a devastating push to make certain views un-sayable, writes Zoe Strimpel in the Telegraph.
- “Why boys fall behind” – The gender reversal in education has been astonishingly swift, writes Richard Reeves in the Spectator.
- “It seems there are several motives for people not to want to know what happened” – Watch author and biologist Matt Ridley discuss his book Viral: The Search for the Origin of COVID-19 with Andrew Doyle on GB News.
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