- “Day and Night Nurse and Covonia cold and flu remedies are being withdrawn from U.K. market over health fears” – The remedies have been withdrawn by the MHRA following a review that found a “very rare” risk of anaphylaxis, according to the Mail. So why have the Covid vaccines not been similarly withdrawn?
- “FDA authorises Pfizer’s Covid Omicron booster as fourth shot for kids under five” – The FDA authorised Pfizer’s omicron booster shot for kids younger than five who were previously vaccinated with three doses of the company’s original shot, reports CNBC.
- “No lab had virus close enough to Covid to spark pandemic, claims zoologist funding Wuhan research” – No lab in the world held a virus close enough to COVID-19 that it could be manipulated to create the pandemic strain, the British zoologist whose company funded Wuhan researchers, Peter Daszak, has said.
- “‘This censorship has damaged the reputation of science’” – Spiked catches up with Matt Ridley on the suppression of the Covid lab leak theory.
- “Was Trump Tricked Into Lockdowns or Not?” – Jeffrey A. Tucker writes for Brownstone that there’s no sign Trump was less than enthusiastic for the original lockdowns.
- “Normal People Say ‘No Mask’” – We fought for three years, and the Covid fear-mongers lost, says Gabrielle Bauer in the Wall Street Journal.
- “West Australian government finally releases 2021 vaccine safety data: vaccines have been pulled from the market for far less than this” – The ‘hermit state’ had almost no Covid in 2021 due to its extreme zero-Covid policies, so WA vaccine safety data provide unique insight into vaccine effects absent the confounder of Covid infection, writes Rebekah Barnett.
- “What Really Happened Inside the COVID-19 Vaccine Trials?” – The Mid-Western Doctor takes a close look at the shocking evidence.
- “Downfall of the California Maskies” – Masking fatigue might have set in but the resulting neuroses are still with us, says Gilbert T. Sewall in Spectator World.
- “The Lancet heavily redacts its response to our subject access request for internal correspondence relating to rejection of our letter about Pfizer study” – What have they got to hide, asks Norman Fenton.
- “Checking back on U.S. cardiac deaths” – They’re still elevated, says Brian Mowrey, as he blames an interaction between the vaccine and virus, probably involving tolerance of the spike protein.
- “Startling Evidence Suggests BioNTech/Pfizer Falsified Key Data & Further Scandals” – Sonia Elijah in Trial Site News with a new report on concerning irregularities in the Pfizer safety data.
- “Why the Dutch farmers’ revolt matters” – They are fighting back against the green elite’s campaign of immiseration, says John Lee Shaw in Spiked.
- “Heat pumps won’t work in old homes, warns Bosch” – Much of Britain’s Victorian housing stock is unsuitable for installing them, says Bosch, according to the Telegraph.
- “Willow Project: U.S. Government approves Alaska oil and gas development” – President Biden approves an $8bn oil drilling project, in a move that has angered climate activists, the BBC reports.
- “Isabel Vaughan-Spruce: the ‘crime’ of silent prayer ” – Jack Watson in the New Conservative says it is frightening to think that we can be accused, essentially, of thinking.
- “JK Rowling: A ton of Harry Potter fans are grateful for my transgender stand” – The author said a lot of readers had stuck by her despite her receiving a barrage of online abuse for stating biological sex is real, the Telegraph reports.
- “Donald Trump looks set to shock the world again” – The DeSantis takeover just hasn’t materialised, writes Ross Clark in the Telegraph – Trump still leads, and he’s got a “powerful message for discontented Americans”.
- “Jacob Mchangama on Free Speech” – Ideas Beyond Borders interviews the lawyer turned intellectual on the triumphs and troubles of free speech in the Middle East.
- “BBC Sport staff hit out at ‘multi-millionaire presenters drawing picket lines’” – A lot of anger has been directed at Gary Lineker from within the corporation, sources tell the Telegraph.
- “US should stay out of Ukraine’s ‘territorial dispute’ with Russia, says Ron DeSantis” – The Republican politician echoes Trump in claiming it is not in Washington’s “vital interest” to focus on conflict and they should worry about China instead, the Telegraph reports.
- “Republicans blame Silicon Valley Bank collapse on its ‘woke’ agenda” – Leaders including Ron DeSantis claimed the bank became distracted by diversity and inclusion issues at the expense of sound financial management, the Telegraph reports.
- “Joe Biden’s racial totalitarianism” – Last month, the President quietly announced a new presidential executive order which aims to overhaul the U.S. Government so that all policies and practices align with the woke principles of ‘diversity, equity and inclusion’, writes Sean Collins in Spiked.
- “This was a woke putsch against the BBC” – The Lineker rebellion was an elite power-grab, not a fight for free speech, says Brendan O’Neill in Spiked.
- “Fiona Bruce: monstered for being impartial” – The presenter has been forced to step down from a charity role because she dared to uphold BBC standards, says Fraser Myers in Spiked.
- “They’ve been coddled, they’ve been poorly parented, they haven’t been taught how to deal with resilience” – Watch Toby on GB News react to a U.S. study which found a link between Left-wing values and heightened anxiety.
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