- “NHS bosses tell hospitals to discharge as many patients as possible ahead of ‘extreme disruption’ caused by ambulance crew strikes next week” – Staff in England are due to walk out for two days on December 21st and 28th amid an ongoing pay dispute, the Mail reports.
- “Governments have learnt that fear works – and that is truly terrifying” – We have returned to the world of Galileo vs the Vatican – scientific dissidents are again silenced and ostracised for their opinions, writes Janet Daley in the Telegraph.
- “Andrew Bridgen MP, a brave voice in the vaccine wilderness” – Kathy Gyngell in TCW on the MP’s recent speech in Parliament and the disgraceful lack of press coverage.
- “The SBF Scandal: The Players and the Money” – Writing in Brownstone, Jeffrey Tucker says that building off the success of Bill Gates, Sam Bankman-Fried and his many associates clearly saw philanthropy as the path to influence, power and protection.
- “Scientific paper preprint sites censor submissions” – Norman Fenton and Martin Neil write that pre-print sites medRxiv (pronounced ‘med archive’) and arXiv (‘archive’) consistently reject papers that challenge the ‘official’ Covid narrative.
- “What Paris Agreement? Coal Consumption Hit a Record 8 billion tons in 2022” – According to the IEA, coal use will drop as soon as European renewables start displacing coal, says Eric Worrall in WUWT.
- “Law to curb Just Stop Oil protests ‘a sledgehammer to crack a nut’, say ex-police chiefs” – Legislation going through Parliament would need officers to monitor people 24/7, overstretching resources, ministers are warned, the Telegraph reports.
- “Inside Sadiq Khan’s Ulez cash machine” – London zone’s annual fines could exceed council car parking penalties nationwide, according to the Telegraph.
- “Amy Gallagher: One Woman’s Fightback Against NHS Wokery” – Frank Haviland in the European Conservative writes that Gallagher was told that the ideal of treating people on the basis of their character, rather than the colour of their skin, was an “outdated” notion which “could not be tolerated”.
- “Irreverend Live with Rod Dreher” – Get your tickets for the live London event on February 4th with Revs Tom, Jamie and Daniel and special guest Rod Dreher.
- “Peers ponder new definition of ‘woman’ given in Cambridge Dictionary” – The updated definition of “woman” by the Cambridge Dictionary has raised “more questions than it answers”, a group of peers has decided, the Times reports.
- “What Blair promised in the 1990s was sounder than anything Tories would dare say now” – Politics has lurched to the Left in the past 25 years, and Covid, the 2008 crash, social media and the Right’s loss of self-belief are to blame, says Daniel Hannan in the Telegraph.
- “Jacinda Ardern’s hate speech clampdown will turn New Zealand into a ‘nanny state’, say opponents” – The toothy tyrant is moving to shield religious groups from being insulted or abused, the Telegraph reports.
- “Scotland must rebel against this oppressive gender ideology” – It’s been a pretty bad week for the women of Scotland, as Nicola Sturgeon doubles down on the pending legislation that would permit men to self-identify as women , writes Julie Bindel in the Spectator.
- “Why we should take the Twitter Files seriously” – The files have revealed just how many former members of the FBI and other U.S. Government agencies were embedded in Twitter, says Iain Macwhirter in the Spectator.
- “Cabinet Office scraps ‘gender inclusion’ workshops after complaints from civil servants” – It is alleged that rights of women and lesbians were “overridden” in the workshops, where “beliefs” were “presented as fact”, the Telegraph reports.
- “Why I feel deeply uneasy at William’s treatment of Lady Susan – and the way she’s being sent for ‘re-education’” – Sarah Vine in the Mail says the Prince of Wales rarely puts a foot wrong, but “his treatment of his godmother when this whole thing first blew up a few weeks ago was disappointing to say the least”.
- “This time last year, a bunch of scientists, activists and journalists tried to bounce a heavily vaccinated population into another lockdown” – Christopher Snowdon tweets a day-by day reminder of how it happened.
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“Why I feel deeply uneasy at William’s treatment of Lady Susan – and the way she’s being sent for ‘re-education’”
Can I just ask, did we ever find out where Ngozi Fulani is really from..?
London ! & I think her real name is Marlene Headley , good job she recorded the conversation that got the old girl cancelled !
I was only joking. I knew that. She’s as fake as fake can be, and her Charity appears to have suffered from very poor book-keeping over the years.
UK born but family origins in the Caribbean I believe – and I guess Africa if you go far enough back, and probably other places too given that a lot of people from the Caribbean have mixed heritage.
Fulani is her husband’s name, Ngozi is I think something she chose herself presumably to sound more African.
Another fine piece of writing and a reminder that we can’t afford to relax yet as the battle against tyranny is ongoing;
“We don’t have to take this lying down. As Gary Barnett says, mass resistance can be effective. “Amazing things are happening today, but still few are paying attention. This is a travesty, because the importance of any and all resistance to the state, any state, if embraced, can only lead to a freer world. This country and the world, have fallen into slavery voluntarily, and therefore have accepted the status quo that is serfdom, instead of clinging to and supporting all manner of dissent as necessary for the survival of man. This truth is avoided by most in order to supposedly get along without conflict, but the conflict only grows in this environment of passivity. When the conflict grows due to the masses lack of courage and indifference, the way is cleared for the destruction of freedom.”
https://www.lewrockwell.com/2022/12/lew-rockwell/the-battle-to-end-covid-tyranny-isnt-over-yet/
Mogzy me old Fruit , you really have become the main Font of information on the DS & I for one am loving it
keep it coming , Merry Christmas 
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Ah bless ya. Thank you kindly, but there’s a fair few of us amateur roving reporters on here. Team effort.
Anything to help contribute.
Merry Crimbo to you too, and remember to visit more often. I miss our old hang-outs like back in the day. 

Hey, and I’m all for being fruity but less of the “old”!
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We were discussing this the other day; one of the 3 journalists to die suddenly while working at the World Cup, Grant Wahl, who died of a ruptured aortic aneurysm. His wife is a doctor and an out and out Covid jab zealot so is hardly likely to concede the possibility that the vax played a causal role in her husband’s death.
However, Paul Alexander has found some studies demonstrating that the jab can lead to Giant Cell Arteritis which can be a precursor for aortic aneurysm. The guy was triple jabbed before he was diagnosed so my theory remains unchanged;
“This paper is catastrophic for it points a finger directly to the COVID mRNA injection as a likely contributor to GCA and ruptured aortic aneurysm. If not directly, then tangently.
Anzola et al. reported that ‘one of the hypotheses on the pathophysiology of GCA highlights the role of an infectious agent. This conjecture derives from the seasonal incidence of the disease, viral antigens on temporal artery biopsies, and several reports regarding viral entities such as varicella-zoster [9] and, more recently, SARS-COV-2 as possible GCA triggers. Likewise, a relationship with the influenza vaccine has been described [10]. In a recently published case of GCA related to the mRNA vaccine, a similar observation was made regarding these vaccines and their ability to induce cross-reactivity and trigger self-recognition using different mechanisms [2].’”
https://palexander.substack.com/p/grant-wahl-and-two-research-studies
Morning Mogs….
Alex Berenson is asking a similar question….i.e why CAN’T they even consider the question of what caused his death?
https://alexberenson.substack.com/p/on-the-sudden-death-of-grant-wahl?utm_source=profile&utm_medium=reader2
Too much vested interest, at least in the Grant Wahl case. His wife is part of the Biden administration so she’s never going to change her tune. And note what a bloody Nazi she was, advocating for a two-tier society and the segregation of people who quite rightly chose a different path because they had common sense.
Good morning back!
Thanks for the additional information. I wouldn’t say she was never going to change her tune if she thought the injection had been responsible for her husband’s death. Unlikely yes but not impossible. I think of Dr Malhotra and the catalyst for his change of view regarding the injections appears to have been the death of his father. Although, he was always against mandates.
Yes time will tell I guess. It is possible to do a full 180, Malhotra style, though with her ties to government I’m not holding my breath as I think she’s in too deep to deviate from the narrative now. Sunk-cost fallacy and all that…
Seems good old Karma is still quite reliable and on a roll. https://stevekirsch.substack.com/p/why-cant-we-talk-about-any-of-the?utm_source=profile&utm_medium=reader2
Morning all!
well ‘tis the season….!!
In the style of the twelve days of Christmas, the Twelve Steps To Serfdom….LOL!?..?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sGVa8jUmuk0
I’m so glad to see that the Highwire have done a great job in shining a light on the total hypocrisy and misinformation coming out of the US CDC regarding masks. This year masks are effective against respiratory illness but in 2020 they weren’t? Really? This 8min video says it all;
https://thehighwire.com/videos/are-masks-coming-back-this-winter/
https://scottishunityedinburgh.substack.com/p/scotland-mortality-2022-week-49
Some interesting up to date facts and figures for Scotland…and well worth a browse..
Why did mortality suddenly step up by 150 deaths per week? Well, you be the judge – the timing is unfortunate coincident with the latest round of gene therapy.
You can see 2021 was nearly the worst ever, and 2022 is currently just slightly lower. In contrast, you remember the ‘deadly pandemic year’ of 2020, when AT THIS TIME governments were howling about ‘lockdowns’ being needed, and the media lapping it up? Well that period is the green bar on the above chart – absolutely normal. Why is everything okay now, yet the sky was falling at the time?
This Christopher Snowdon?
“We libertarians who back coronavirus lockdown are far from being hypocrites”
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2020/03/10/libertarians-back-coronavirus-lockdown-far-hypocrites/
This Christopher Snowdon?
What a bloody idiot.
Please support Consultant surgeon Mr Ahmad Malik if you would like to
https://twitter.com/MrAhmadKMalik/status/1604400405865168897?cxt=HHwWgoCw0eXq_MMsAAAA
Freedom of speech matters. Support me and other doctors like Aseem Malhotra in speaking up for our patients and raising concerns. Sign the petition here
https://www.change.org/p/support-medical-freedom-of-speech?recruited_by_id=bc2c2a80-ce99-11e9-b3b4-6910e82b11d2
https://www.bitchute.com/video/8kCN7z1xEhcH/
If you haven’t seen it, this is Neil Oliver’s Saturday Monologue from yesterday…about Andrew Bridgen’s speech in the House of Commons.
It’s well worth a watch….
Is it just me..or are people getting angrier by the minute? I know I am…..
Seeing as it’s the season for 12 Days…. This one is for the 12 Steps to Serfdom. Enjoy!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sGVa8jUmuk0
Scotland’s excess death data for the last 3 years explained really well here.
https://scottishunityedinburgh.substack.com/
Just because a laugh is good for the soul.
https://twitter.com/charlotteemmauk/status/1604116109141151748
The House of Lords Economic Affairs Committee’s findings & conclusions on CBDCs
https://www.parliament.uk/business/lords/media-centre/house-of-lords-media-notices/2022/january-2022/central-bank-digital-currencies-a-solution-in-search-of-a-problem/