- “Ten myths told by Covid experts now debunked” – Dr. Marty Makary in news.com.au with the greatest hits of official misinformation.
- “China should pay reparations if Covid leaked from a lab” – The announcement from the U.S. Government appears to be having its desired effect as the Telegraph‘s Matthew Lynn joins calls for punitive measures against China.
- “Who fact-checks the fact-checkers?” – Asks Laura Dodsworth, as she notes that the U.S. Energy Department says the COVID-19 virus most likely leaked from the Wuhan lab after all.
- “Ron DeSantis on Florida’s Covid Response” – The Brownstone Institute reviews a political biography that describes DeSantis’s journey to lockdown enlightenment and is “honest, frank, exciting, accurate and an overall excellent read”.
- “Neonatal death inquiry in Scotland gets underway” – The recent surges in Scottish neonatal deaths are now being investigated – but the inquiry has refused even to consider whether the vaccines played a role because they are already known to be “safe”, reports HART.
- “Don’t believe those who claim science proves masks don’t work” – The Cochrane review of the efficacy of masks is “deeply flawed”, says Lucky Tran in the Guardian. “That hasn’t stopped some from touting it.” Oh dear.
- “My Response to ‘Panicking Paul’” – Thorsteinn Siglaugsson recounts how he was able to red pill a friend with the cunning use of facts.
- “Shapps calls for coal-burning plants to remain open for another year” – Plans to close Britain’s last coal-burning power facilities should be delayed for another year, the Energy Secretary has said, according to the Telegraph. Just one more year…
- “Challenging Net Zero with Science: Lindzen-Happer-CO2 Coalition Paper Released” – WUWT reports on the new paper from the top climate scientists that argues Net Zero plans are “dangerous and unsupported by science and the scientific method”.
- “We seem to have forgotten that actors pretend to be other people for a living” – With her attack on Emma Corrin, Jessica Barden has forgotten that the whole point of what they do is pretending to be somebody else, says Celia Walden in the Telegraph.
- “Black lecturer who complained of failure to put correct nameplate on her door loses racism tribunal” – Dr. Christabelle Peters said it was a “microaggression” the plaque did not include her academic title unlike her white university colleagues, but the tribunal did not agree, reports the Telegraph.
- “Rees-Mogg’s Show More Than Doubles Piers Morgan’s Audience Share” – Jacob Rees-Mogg made his big debut on GB News on Monday night, going head-to-head with Piers Morgan at 8pm – and trouncing him, reports Guido.
- “Question on Chinese election interference is racist, Justin Trudeau suggests” – The Canadian Prime Minister refused to give straight answers about potential foreign influence during a tense press conference, reports the Telegraph.
- “Labour’s ‘menopause action plan’ is an insult to women” – Joanna Williams in the Spectator is not impressed with Angela Rayner’s period politics.
- “Don’t be fooled: China wants Russian victory in Ukraine” – A public stance of neutrality is geared towards self-preservation, writes Lucas Webber in UnHerd.
- “Ireland backtracks on gender identity curriculum in schools” – Ireland is routinely cited as a beacon of woke ‘best practice’ on all matters transgender, but now it seems the Irish are having second thoughts, writes Debbie Hayton in UnHerd.
- “Angela Davis’ ancestry reveals the folly of reparations” – The radical activist’s ‘settler’ roots remind us why no one should feel guilty about the actions of their ancestors, says James Heartfield in Spiked.
- “#MeToo is ruining the lives of teenage boys” – Awkward teenagers are being shamed as rapists for making innocent mistakes, says Candice Holdsworth in Spiked.
- “My fight for free speech goes on” – Revd Dr. Bernard Randall in the Critic on the shockingly poor judgment in his employment tribunal from a judge who seemed not to have heard a word he said or have any appreciation of the importance of the right to freedom of speech.
- “This is no ‘crackdown’ on asylum seekers. It’s a free-for-all amnesty” – David Craig in TCW sees through the spin.
- “‘The attempt to intimidate me is meant to serve as a warning to women’: J.K. Rowling tells ‘Witch Trials’ podcast that backlash she’s received over her trans views is being used as threat to silence others” – The author said she had received “‘direct threats of violence”, reports the Mail.
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