- “Culling cows for climate? Farmers fearful of net zero agenda” – As EU emissions targets loom, farmers face the threat of compulsory culls amid an anti-meat agenda, reports the Telegraph.
- “Study finds repeated COVID-19 vaccination increases likelihood of life-threatening conditions” – A new study suggests that repeated COVID-19 vaccinations may compromise the immune system, making individuals vulnerable to serious diseases like cancer, reports the Epoch Times.
- “Covid vaccines: Did they actually increase the number of deaths?” – PANDA’s ongoing investigation reveals serious flaws in the efficacy of the vaccine rollout, and suggests Covid vaccines may have actually increased Covid deaths.
- “From gold rush to environmental catastrophe: The dark side of hand sanitisers” – Relaxed FDA regulations governing hand sanitisers unleashed a flood of inexperienced manufacturers, leading to a devastating fire and ecological disaster in California, says Justin Hart.
- “Boris defies Government and submits unredacted messages to Covid inquiry” – The former PM has bypassed the Government’s judicial review and privacy concerns, by directly sending unredacted messages to the Covid inquiry, reports the Times.
- “Twitter lawyers worried about losing lawsuit over vaccine reporting ban” – In a federal lawsuit filed by former New York Times reporter Alex Berenson, internal documents reviewed by Twitter’s lawyers have revealed concerns about a potential loss and disagreements over censorship within the company.
- “Plugging one hole, creating another: Britain’s electric vehicle tax conundrum” – As the U.K. promotes electric cars, the looming loss of fuel duty threatens a £10 billion budget deficit by the 2030s, prompting calls for a controversial road tax on EVs, reports the Telegraph.
- “A fading phenomenon: the denim devotees who never wash their jeans” – According to the BBC, raw denim enthusiasts are embracing a low-wash lifestyle and eco-friendly laundry practices. Nothing says fashion like unwashed jeans worn for a year straight!
- “Government introduces yet another alert system because we’re all clueless…” – In a world of emergencies, our genius leaders are bringing us a heatwave alert system to save us from the obvious, says Roger Watson in The New Conservative.
- “Ulez expansion sparks outrage as parents face daily charges” – Thousands of parents will be hit by the charges if they drop their kids off at school as London Mayor Sadiq Khan clamps down on drivers with Ulez expansion.
- “‘Pay what you can’ cafe closes” – An ethical entrepreneur’s quest to defy capitalism has ended in epic failure. Is anyone really surprised, asks Noel Yaxley in the Critic.
- “A decade of failed immigration policies” – The failure to control mass immigration in the U.S. and U.K. raises questions about political intentions, demographic shifts and potential societal consequences, argues Andrew Sullivan.
- “Oxford resident calls out pink-haired trans activists” – Paul Sutton shares his views on the Kathleen Stock affair and the importance of free speech.
- “Heritage Foundation sues Department of Homeland Security for Prince Harry’s visa records” – The conservative think tank has challenged the DHS over Prince Harry’s drug admissions, reports CBS News.
- “Grieving families face inheritance tax penalties as probate delays mount” – Jacob Rees-Mogg calls for an end to IHT penalties due to probate delays caused by bungling civil servants working from home, reports the Telegraph.
- “Clarifying concerns: Addressing the extinction risk posed by AI” – The latest warning by AI experts is bound to create alarm, says Nelly Cristianini in the Conversation, so its authors need to clarify their concerns.
- “Trans ideology and the tyranny of feeling” – The battle between transgender rights and free speech reveals the dominance of emotivism in our culture and the ongoing culture war, argues Patrick West in the Spectator.
- “Free Your Mind: A comprehensive guide to defend against manipulation” – In a candid Q&A about their new book, authors Laura Dodsworth and Patrick Fagan reveal the power of freethinking and provide tools to protect against manipulation in the era of AI and Big Tech.
- “From rainbow to ridiculous: The hijacking of pride month” – In the Spectator, Andrew Doyle charts the evolution of Pride from a fight for gay rights to an absurd spectacle that alienates the very community it claims to represent.
- “Controversial rap song ‘Boycott Target’ tops iTunes” – Forgiato Blow’s song takes aim at Target’s Pride merchandising amid violent confrontations and stock value drop, reports the Telegraph.
- “University of North Carolina Medical School disbands DEI taskforce” – UNC’s medical school has disbanded its diversity, equity and inclusion taskforce, without having ever implemented its recommendations, reports the Mail.
- “Trump’s unwavering disloyalty” – Former allies find out the hard way that loyalty only flows one way with Trump, says Douglas Murray in the New York Post.
- “Brutal Minds: Exposing Left-wing brainwashing in universities” – Author Stanley K. Ridgley reveals the covert infiltration of colleges and universities by hard Left activists, reports George Lee in his review of Ridgley’s book for the James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal.
- “What Is a Woman?” – Matt Walsh’s Daily Wire documentary is given a push by Elon Musk after Twitter initially suppressed it. Forty-five million views and counting.
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First article about the insane diktat on culling cows does my melon in !! Apparently in Ireland Farmers are being told to kill 53,000 cows per year I think I read , well how about the Farmers don’t do it ….
Yep, it’s bullshit. Dr Patrick Moore knows what’s what. Depop by whatever means.
https://twitter.com/EvaVlaar/status/1664362552854208514
Patrick Moore is great. Thanks for the link, Mogs.
Had an interesting talk with the farmer on whose organic dairy farm I live yesterday. He said that he was anti-climate change narrative and then went to on discuss the amount of engine horsepower required for a modern farm – all totally undeliverable via electric alternative. I had wondered about where he stood but this was good to know. He doesn’t have massive herds but I wonder when the traitor government will be overseeing farms to look at culls here. I do feel that this is the moment that ordinary people should/could finally shake out the sleepy dust from their eyes and grow some backbones. What we’ve seen in the Netherlands should inspire us all about what can be done. I have no doubt in my mind that our governments are at war with their own people and they must be stopped…and eventually arrested, tried and imprisoned.
I did put a link in about the cow cull over here in ireland a few days ago, I thought it might gain traction.
Where are the animal rights campaigners in all this? They should be screaming from the roof tops! At least kill them for food instead of killing them for idealism!
Yes Dinger, I remember you did. Shocking to read and to realise what lengths these psychopathic scumbags will go to in order to wreak devastation on the masses, including the animal kingdom. Ties nicely to the thread I just shared about psycopathy. Well I suppose that’s why most politicians and authority figures fall into this category and how they manage to rise to the top.
I’ll take 1min 20secs of sanity and fact-based common sense from an actual farmer over any amount of propaganda, fear porn bilge from the corrupt globalists any day;
https://twitter.com/1GarethWynJones/status/1663576473872084995
I’ve heard so many say the same as Gareth!
“Psychotic: Psychosis is when people lose some contact with reality and cause harm to themselves”
You are right about them being psychotic What other creatures in the known universe destroys their own food supply? I’d guess any individual that did so and brought about his own demise would be called a psychotic!
Speaks volumes about our leaders doesn’t it?
Yes, thanks for the link, Dings. It is very much on my mind.
Very interesting thread about some recent research;
”Some interesting research came out recently on the relationship between people with left-wing authoritarian politics, narcissism and psycopathy.
Interestingly, it seems to vindicate many earlier thinkers who theorised about the connection between leftism and pathology.
The research found a strong correlation between left authoritarianism and dark triad traits. It did not find greater altruism or commitment to social justice.
They conclude that for these people their left-wing views are simply a way for them to express power over others.”
https://twitter.com/KeithWoodsYT/status/1664244029809213440
It wouldn’t be Pride month without raking up the Monkeybollox subject again ( I’d be surprised if this subject doesn’t raise its ugly head anyway soon ) but this is actually a very interesting thread with lots of supporting evidence demonstrating the differences between how authorities treat this faux threat and Covid;
”Our investigation shows that governments once again politicized public health. In the case of Monkeypox, political correctness drove the public response. When Monkeypox spread in the U.S. it was quickly evident that outbreaks were concentrated amongst men who had sex with men.
Governments at all levels refused to confront this reality. Political correctness and a desire not to offend drove the messaging and public health response.
Officials were primarily concerned with not stigmatizing, the exact opposite of the COVID response.
A common theme was public health officials identifying locations where outbreaks occurred, to include bathhouses and saunas. Officials never broached consideration of shutting down these locations. This draws a stark contrast to the public health guidance and shutdowns of gathering places during COVID, to include gyms and skateparks.”
https://twitter.com/OversightPR/status/1664344711178362887
Oh no.
Our ally Prof Arne Bukhardt has passed.
https://twitter.com/Thomas_Binder/status/1664682721275150365
One of those we can ill afford to lose!
Rip, condolences.
Sorry to hear that. We need all our compadres. RIP Professor.
“Plugging one hole, creating another: Britain’s electric vehicle tax conundrum”
Plugging a few potholes aught to be a priority!
The longer the nonsense about EVs goes on, the more the idea that it is some sort of climate change solution gets embedded in the public consciousness. I see these virtue signalling cars around here and to be honest, I think how ridiculous and how stupid someone is to believe all the hype and go and get one of these at vast expense that needs constant charging from a national grid fuelled by fossils! Not to mention the dirty industries that lie behind the shiny new EV on the garage forecourt. It’s all fake!
Bang on!
“If we’re going to label AI an ‘extinction risk’, we need to clarify how it could happen”
If you need to ask how it could happen, you’ve just answered your own question! your thicker than AI!
This narrative about AI is beginning to appear everywhere and even sleeping people, no doubt scared out of their wits from overindulging in mainstream nonsense news, are talking about it. The fact that the AI developers say they can’t even turn it off or stop it should be ringing alarm bells in the corridors of power but no, they carry on as if it’s all fine. Y2K alarmism they might say. The fact is that we are now already in the digital prison. Pretty much all the modern business, economic, commercial, social, cultural worlds etc are built around digital platforms. You can’t move without having to input a bloody password or accept/reject effing cookies. And many people say they are moving away from laptops/computers and doing it all mobile phones. AI can get into everything via the internet to the point where we question whether anything – on the digital side of things – is actually real. Does anything exist beyond my front door?
You put it way better than I can,
Thank goodness it doesn’t actually exist! They are just powerful computers at the moment but, mankind always asks could we? Instead of Should we?
A line from (the fictional) T2
“They became self aware and decided our fate in a microsecond ”
Even Stephen Hawkins warned it was wrong to go ahead with this!
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I find it strange that someone would have taught their seven year old child that a display in a mass-market shop was to celebrate them or their ‘type’. At that age I would have thought the better lesson would be ‘not everything is about you, you know’. Perhaps that’s just part of what makes her an actor and me a (retired) IT manager.
Yes, it’s all fake concern for her 7 yr old’s misguided beliefs. How can a 7 yr old even know about these things? When I was 7, I was playing with my Airfix models and Action Man in an innocent childlike way. Not dressing up AM in a barbie dress for example! Kids today are grasping at the technologies and all that info. The baby here on the farm has been looking longingly at his mother’s phone. It’s very disturbing. The next generation are going to be very different from us.
Well, if mummy keeps looking at it, it must be important. Also, what child is not attracted to moving colours on a screen? People I know have bought cheap ‘smart’ phones which they give to their kids to keep them quiet while they wheel them around the supermarkets – apparently it doesn’t hold their attention for long.
Not my baby, you understand. A decade ago, an ex-partner’s child was completely and utterly obsessed with getting on the internet – 9 year’s old. It’s like a drug.
“Ulez expansion sparks outrage as parents face daily charges” So, the very people that it would be important to reach – the rather comfortable middle class – will probably be the people who can afford to have petrol and diesel cars that meet the EU emission targets. All the ones who run older petrol and diesel cars will be the ones who get hit the hardest and who are more likely to be the ones who cannot afford newer cars, EV cars or the daily charge. I can imagine that gradually the targets are tightened so the frogs are boiled ever so gently as to not cause a mass uprising of protest.
Suneel Dhand’s forecast re the development of the mRNA mainstream jab market: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wrueJfBLRfY&list=WL&index=8 Wise advice in the last 30 seconds or so.
https://www.conservativewoman.co.uk/the-not-so-heroic-lockdown-critic/
An excellent and much needed take down of the fraud Dan Hannan. I have levelled this charge against this spineless ‘Lord’ quite a few times here on DS so good to see the eminent James Delingpole setting the record straight.