- “Could 30,000 Britons really die of flu this winter?” – While numbers are running high, don’t be deceived, says Ross Clark in the Spectator: ‘flu’ deaths include all deaths with pneumonia.
- “CEO of AstraZeneca gets knighted and says Vaccine concerns were Overblown” – The Naked Emperor isn’t impressed with the treatment of the clot shot maker.
- “What I discovered at Twitter HQ” – Watch Dr. Jay Bhattacharya speak to UnHerd‘s Freddie Sayers about discovering someone had put him on the trends blacklist.
- “I’m back on Twitter!” – Steve Kirsch says he was given two lifetime bans on Twitter but now is “back from the doubly dead” – and has gained 100,000 followers in five hours. Follow him here.
- “Universities face creep of self-censorship, minister says after ‘transphobic’ film cancelled” – Universities face a “growing creep of self-censorship”, warns education minister Claire Coutinho, just hours after students forced the cancellation of a documentary on women’s rights, the Times reports.
- “Why it’s valid to ask where Ngozi Fulani is really from” – Esther Krakue in the Telegraph that says if she were an easily offended person, she might consider Fulani’s affectation of an exaggerated African persona to be a case of appropriating her West African culture.
- “The app that could make you look like an anti-Brexit Left-winger” – ‘Visible’, developed by an ex-GCHQ privacy expert, lets you see how the world sees you – but is it just a tool of self-censorship, asks the Telegraph.
- “Repatriating the Benin Bronzes is an unforgivable act of vandalism” – The Charity Commission has allowed Cambridge’ s anthropology museum to ‘return’ artefacts, probably to a slave-trading king’s heirs, says Robert Tombs in the Telegraph.
- “Gay Norwegian filmmaker faces three years in prison” – Tonje Gjevjon spoke out against transgender activist Christine Jentoft, a transgender woman who transitioned from being a man and now identifies as a ‘lesbian mother’, the Mail reports. Under Norway’s extreme ‘hate speech’ laws she faces up to three years behind bars.
- “Stonewall advising fifth of FTSE 100 companies despite concerns over diversity guidance” – The Telegraph reports that the charity is used by blue-chip businesses despite being dropped by ministers and the equalities watchdog.
- “The reparations trap” – Elite guilt about the past will do nothing to help the world’s poorest, writes Joel Kotkin in Spiked.
- “The insufferable snobbery of Harry and Meghan” – Their ghastly Netflix weep-fest was an act of slander against the British people, says Brendan O’Neill in Spiked.
- “Kiss America goodbye, Harry and Meghan, you’ve finally lost us: We’re covering our eyes, plugging our ears and screaming – please God, make it stop” – Meghan McCain writes in the Mail: “It remains to be seen whether Americans will buy whatever grievance porn they create next. But judging from what we’re reading today, America has moved on, even if they haven’t.”
- “‘Absolutely horrified’: We expected protection from a CofE school” – Parent Calvin Watts speaks to GB News‘s Mark Dolan about the “horrifying” trans indoctrination faced by his eight-year old daughter at a Church of England primary school.
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Dr Fauci was promoting the existing, sensible pandemic protocols (get some sun, exercise, eat healthy, forget masks) until he did an overnight reversal about March 2020. The public was scarred and the political atmosphere had become panic-fuelled and I think he saw the opportunity for fame and glory. If he did anything provably illegal throw the book at him, but he seems to have behaved like a typical politician: leading by walking out the front facing backwards, watching which way the political winds are blowing.
Steady on , thinking like that will have you cheering Wancock to win the Ghastly Jungle debacle if you’re not careful !
I’d suggest you expand your research into the man, ‘the real Anthony Fauci’ book would be a good place to look.
Well I’m pleased to see that at least the Dutch police don’t stand by and enable these loony activists by doing nothing. British police take note.
https://nltimes.nl/2022/11/26/150-extinction-rebellion-protesters-arrested-a12-hague
Well I’ve never heard of this. I think it’s a great idea. I need to see if there’s one near me! It sounds more effective than yoga, lol!
https://nltimes.nl/2022/11/26/dutch-go-wild-smash-rooms-popularity-due-energy-crisis-housing-market
Even better though to take out your frustration in toppling the WEF government. All that anger, rightly focused and contained, could be the powder keg to bring down governments that are betraying their people. Has to be done peacefully though – they expect violence. So, yes, Mogs, sometimes a few minutes occasionally with a baseball bat and some old crockery could be useful to let off steam…!
“Jesus could have been transgender, claims Cambridge dean”
The woke brigade simply don’t care about what damage and destruction they sow, nor how their actions and words can cause so much upset, just so long as their message gets out to poison the minds of vulnerable and gullible people. Their pernicious agenda now reaches back into history, ancient history at that, to explain such things as an individual artist’s depiction of Christ 1400 years after the man was dead and buried. They can then build a case to say that Christ had a transgender body – imagine the implications of that, that Christianity is actually a transgender religion!! This is the most egregious example of the wokeists looking for evidence to support their clearly bonkers agenda. Why and how they infiltrate the upper realms of academia is beyond me. These people are meant to be intelligent. Are they simply playing the woke card so that they can hold on to their tenure? It does make you wonder…and catches me out in the lazy moments of a Sunday morning when I’d rather think about something meaningful and inspirational.
Exactly. Stuff pandemic, we’re in the middle of a flaming wokedemic, and there appears to be no end in sight!
That Cambridge dean wants fixing to a cross.
Haha…good one, HP. Trouble is he might like it!
Well, knock me down with a feather, the BBC are reporting on anti-lockdown protests.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-63771109
What he said……
@DrJBhattacharya
Mid 20th century: In the middle of a terrible pandemic and with a promising vaccine candidate in hand, Jonas Salk ran a randomized trial involving 1.8 million children.
Early 21st century: The FDA approves the ba4/5 booster on the basis of mouse antibodies.
We’ve regressed.
Pandemic Logic
“Experts”: There’s no such thing as immunity debt.
Also “Experts”: China can’t open up due to lack of exposure.
https://childrenshealthdefense.org/defender/massachusetts-death-certificates-excess-mortality-covid-vaccines/
In this article, I highlight the work of independent investigator John Beaudoin, Sr., who analyzed nearly seven years of Massachusetts death certificates he obtained through a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request.
Beaudoin’s findings demonstrate that the Covid-19 death toll in Massachusetts was largely confined to a short window of time in 2020, and that COVID-19 deaths in 2020 resulted from pulmonary causes — in contrast to COVID-19 deaths in 2021, which were more closely linked to illnesses of the heart and blood.
There is no reasonable way to explain how SARS-CoV-2 dramatically changed the way it attacks and kills human beings and why it did so at precisely the time the experimental mRNA inoculations were deployed.
Beaudoin’s analysis also suggests that medical fraud and negligence may have been in play on a scale yet to be definitively determined.
Pandemic logic
You can’t compare countries because they’re all different. What worked in one country wouldn’t work in others.
That’s why every country had to have the same approach and vilified if it differed.
As far as we know the laws of physics are universal. Biological life, if it exists elsewhere in the universe, may well appear different depending on the environment it exists in, but here on Earth biology follows a similar set of rules.
Observationally, I look at fish flesh and crab flesh and see they are very similar in structure, which is also very similar to steak flesh. No doubt there will be some expert who will jump in to say they’re not the same at all.
Life on Earth has evolved over billions of years and is intrinsically linked.
Why is it then that when a novel virus appeared, “experts” treated it as if it was a freak of nature that would act like nothing seen before?