Conspiracy theorists who believe Klaus Schwab is orchestrating food, energy and health policies across the West have given his critics a bad name. But there are perfectly rational reasons to fear the WEF.
We’ve compiled a list of the top 10 most read articles on the Daily Sceptic in 2022. No.1 is Chris Morrison’s piece on the petition signed by over 1,200 scientists saying there is no climate emergency.
The Daily Sceptic has published its alternative New Year Honour’s list, with our readers nominating their heroes. Some great one-offs – Beverley Turner – and some with more than 20 nominations – Mark Steyn.
Sir Chris Whitty has warned that thousands of middle-aged people are dying of untreated heart conditions, blaming their reluctance to burden the NHS at the heigh of the pandemic.
The Left’s embrace of ‘intersectionality’ – a theoretical rationale for building coalitions between disparate groups – has been a strategic masterstroke. Is it time for the Right to follow suit?
Students at Imperial College have been told to “have a hard conversation“ with family members who deny they have “white privilege” during the Christmas break. Sounds like a good recipe for festive cheer!
A summary of the most interesting stories in the past 24 hours that challenge the prevailing orthodoxy about the virus and the vaccines, the ‘climate emergency’ and the supposed moral defects of Western civilisation.
Stasiland 2.0: A new law passed by Germany’s left-wing Government will enable the state to sack civil servants accused of criticising the constitution and force private companies to set up snitching portals.
We like to think lockdown sceptics have won the argument, but a group in America demanding we lockdown forever in the name of ‘equity’ – the People’s CDC – is rapidly gaining influence.
Middle-income countries like India and South Africa fared worse during the pandemic than low-income countries like Central African Republic. Though this may be partly due to poor data quality in low-income countries.
