Day: 3 July 2023

In this week's London Calling, the argument is about free speech: are there any circumstances in which a bank would be justified in closing an account and, more generally, is it possible to be a 'free speech' absolutist?

Lockdowns were “a global policy failure of gigantic proportions”, driven by Government fear campaigns and "fantasy numbers" from dud models, a top international team of researchers has concluded.

France's latest riots were not incited by its colonial past but because a cop shot a suspect who tried to flee. But it's clear this is a pretext for Leftists to violently advance their globalist agenda, says Eugyppius.

Banks are to be told by the Treasury that they must protect free speech amid an escalating scandal involving the blacklisting of customers who hold views that are deemed verboten among corporate elites.

In a recent article, Steve Davies makes a fascinating prediction: over the next decade, re-joining the EU will become a right-wing cause, while maintaining close links with the US will become a left-wing cause.

Ian Rons forensically demolishes the pathetic attempts by furious woke journalists to undermine the Supreme Court for upholding the First Amendment in an important ruling last week.

Carl Heneghan and Tom Jefferson turn their sardonic gaze on week three of the pandemic inquiry. They think it's beginning to look as though the KCs may have done their homework.

A summary of the most interesting stories in the past 24 hours that challenge the prevailing orthodoxy about the virus and the vaccines, the ‘climate emergency’ and the supposed moral defects of Western civilisation.