- “Coutts must be held to account over Nigel Farage” – The Nigel Farage bank row shows that political discrimination is alive and well, says the Spectator in a leading article.
- “Nigel Farage demands apology from the BBC over Coutts story” – Nigel Farage has demanded an apology from the BBC after it reported that his Coutts bank account was closed for financial, rather than political reasons, reports the Telegraph.
- “Coutts’ ‘inclusive’ attack on Nigel Farage is both sinister and absurd” – Whatever your view of Nigel Farage, Coutts’ actions should leave you with a feeling of profound discomfort, says Ross Clark in CapX.
- “Head of NatWest embroiled in Nigel Farage bank scandal” – Rishi Sunak and Suella Braverman lead the criticism of Dame Alison Rose, who is under fire over a BBC briefing, reports the Telegraph.
- “Will the BBC now apologise to Nigel Farage?” – In the Spectator, Steerpike wonders whether BBC Verify will investigate the BBC for its misreporting of the Nigel Farage bank account scandal.
- “Revealed: The Coutts dossier on Nigel Farage in full” – The Mail reveals the 40-page file that shows Coutts cited Nigel Farage’s retweet of a Ricky Gervais joke and his friendship with Novak Djokovic to raise concerns about him being “xenophobic and racist”.
- “Sir Keir Starmer refuses support for Nigel Farage over Coutts row” – Sir Keir Starmer refused to come out in support of Nigel Farage over the apparent closure of his bank account for political reasons, says the Telegraph.
- “Woke capitalism and its useful idiots” – Yes, Coutts and other capitalist monoliths really are punishing people for being ‘unwoke’, says Brendan O’Neill in Spiked.
- “Nigel Farage is the latest victim of Britain’s chilling new state ideology” – If Coutts gets away with closing Nigel Farage’s bank account for political reasons, then nobody’s freedom is safe, warns Lord Frost in the Telegraph.
- “Coutts’ reputation committee has destroyed its own reputation ” – NatWest needs to find a new CEO, a new leadership team and fire its self-destructive reputational risk committee, says Justin Doherty in the Spectator.
- “How the ‘sinister’ rise of diversity and inclusion turned Coutts against Farage” – The Coutts bank row has raised concerns about diversity and inclusion strategies now driving decisions at financial institutions, says the Telegraph.
- “Closure of Nigel Farage’s accounts by Coutts branded sinister by senior MPs” – The closure of Nigel Farage’s bank account was yesterday branded sinister by Home Secretary Suella Braverman, says the Sun.
- “Coutts boss who handled Nigel Farage’s bank account is a staunch Remainer” – A top executive at Coutts who handled Nigel Farage’s bank account is an avowed Remainer who has judged a diversity essay prize, says the Telegraph.
- “Westpac customer reveals what happened after he made a ‘modest’ cash deposit” – A pro poker player has unleashed on Westpac and accused the bank of engaging in “despicable behaviour” after his account was blocked over a “very modest” cash deposit, reports news.com.au.
- “Jay Bhattacharya: ‘I was shocked by the attack on me’” – Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, in conversation with Alex Gutentag, exposes censorship, disinformation and power abuse by the public health establishment during Covid.
- “The junk science behind face masks” – There is still no evidence that mask mandates limit the spread of Covid, say Tom Jefferson and Carl Heneghan in Spiked.
- “Why the ‘smartest people’ in the world ‘failed so miserably’ during the pandemic” – Numerous independent authors and investigators have greatly contributed to a rational view of the pandemic – much more so than many of “the world’s smartest people”, says Swiss Policy Research.
- “BBC climate editor accused of hypocrisy as he travels to Spain to report on heatwave” – The BBC remains mum on reporter Justin Rowlatt’s fuel-guzzling flight to Alicante to cover the current heatwave and its links to the climate crisis, reports the Telegraph.
- “Keir Starmer told he must pay for damage caused by Just Stop Oil protest” – Grant Shapps has written to the Labour leader demanding he pay for the damages after eco-protesters sprayed the Department for Energy Security with orange paint, reports the Express.
- “Net Zero: U.K. is being left behind, big business warns Rishi Sunak” – 100 companies, including Tesco, BT, M&S and Amazon, have written to the Prime Minister, urging him to focus on delivering Britain’s Net Zero goal, reports the Times.
- “Moment Lord’s intruder removed by Jonny Bairstow is assaulted during Just Stop Oil slow march” – Daniel Knorr, a Just Stop Oil supporter, was attacked while filming activists blocking a road in South Kensington, reports the Telegraph.
- “ESG is a surprise boon for fossil fuel giants” – ESG funds funnel billions to oil giants while sidelining nuclear energy, one of the most powerful decarbonisation tools humanity has to offer, says the Spectator.
- “Parents’ fury as they claim children as young as seven are being told they can be ‘pangender’ by teachers” – Parents are outraged after finding out that children as young as seven are being told they can be ‘pangender’ by teachers at a CofE primary school in England, reports the Mail.
- “My family’s ordeal reveals the strange, dystopian world of school gender policies” – Reports that trans guidance for schools has been delayed again ought to worry anyone with an interest in how the education system treats our children, says Jane Smith in CapX.
- “Britain is the working from home capital of Europe, study reveals” – U.K. employees spend an average of 1.5 days a week logged in from home, compared to an international average of 0.9 days, according to the Mail.
- “Communist influence in the United Nations and the World Health Organisation” – From its origins to the present day, evidence mounts of Communist infiltration within the WHO and UN. It’s time to cut ties, says Stephen McMurray in the New Conservative.
- “People on the Left are completely unconcerned by this which I think is terribly short-sighted” – The Free Speech Union’s Ben Jones says Coutts bank has reached a level of “sanctimonious self-righteousness” for closing Nigel Farage’s bank account.
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how do you do that then
OK well perhaps one of 6 downvoters can explain because I genuinely don’t know. Surely it’s got nothing to do with PCR tests. Do you look at the tissue with an electron microscope?
‘..there has been a concern…’
Not ‘concern’, speculation to fan the flames of ‘killer virus’ loose – submit, submit, comply, comply.
…”the ‘explosion of fatal myocarditis’…must have another explanation than SARS-CoV-2 infection…“The only new proven cause of heart damage in human populations is COVID-19 vaccination.”
What a surprise. Quite a few other sources on this issue, which have been presented on this site, unfortunately. As for autopsies, there must have been large numbers of deaths for which none have been done.
An (officially) non-related cause might also be worth a bit of scrutiny. Today, from around 23:44 into the PMQs, by Sir Bob Neill, was to do with strokes. No mention of any cause and effect link to do with the unmentioned product, of course. According to Raab, enhanced treatment for such problems is on the NHS “balance sheet”; we’ll see.
I’m bored of this now. We already have far better evidence than this “negative” relationship provides. Large scale German pathology reports and autopsies conducted by the University of Hambugh have shown that for over 80% of sudden deaths in Germany the vaccine was a factor in causation. There they are actually testing for the spike protein and have been conducting tests which differentiate spike protein from the vaccine from spike protein from the virus.
The fact our authorities (and the US authorities), are NOT conducting this level of affirmative testing, despite knowing the vaccine is experimental, tells you everything you need to know.
All I’m interested in now is actual progress with the political class, or details if any of them are trying to downplay it, so I can be sure they get extra special attention when the time comes they are held to account.
Interestingly the Hamburg pathologist who did the early studies was specifically discouraged from doing this.
Being an ethical doctor he did them anyway.
We have our own data, as described in Andrew Bridgen’s speech in an empty parliament.. Only those politicians interested in the health of their constituents were there. I think of those not obliged to be there, that made 2. Not a single one of the others deserves a vote from anybody. It seems that all those politicians are despicable morons.
Not only were they not there. They even all made a point of walking out seemingly in protest, as if there had been an underground agreement to boycott his speech. Never seen anything like this in my life. It is one thing to walk out in protest, having heard at least some of the content of a speech that you find abjectly reprehensible, it is quite another walk out when 1, it is your job to debate this in parliament, and 2, the guy’s said nothing yet.
Just criticism of vaccines has become taboo in politics, no matter who gives it! This is most odd behaviour, and hints at some kind of cross-party pact to blank out Mr Bridgen because he’s announcing too much damning information about products that they all approved without much, if any, scrutiny at the time of their rushed dissemination.
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there has been a concern that SARS-CoV-2 infection in humans couldthey knew the the Covid jabs would cause heart inflammation and thus cardiac injury and death.Thursday 30th March 11am to 12pm
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Ed Dowd’s latest update on his V-Damage Project, looking at the human cost to the American workforce since the jab roll-out;
http://www.phinancetechnologies.com/HumanityProjects/The%20VDamage%20Project%20-%20Human%20%20Cost.htm
A good friend of our family died today. Last September, he collapsed with heart trouble on the way home from Spain and spent a fortnight in hospital. He had no history of heart trouble. He’d been jabbed, of course, to go on holiday. He was told to see a heart specialist as soon as he got back. He got to see an NHS one finally in January after waiting months and pressing them for an appointment. He was pretty much dismissed out of hand and told he was ‘fine’.
Three weeks ago, he collapsed. When they opened him up, his heart was clogged with blood clots. He rallied a bit, but never really recovered consciousness and died this afternoon. His wife is all alone and lives too far away for us to get up to her and we’re looking after my Dad who just had surgery himself. My Mum’s crying. My Dad’s crying. I’m trying not to because I have an elderly man to look after. It sucks. And I know our friend has died before his time.
Condolences. I’m really sorry to hear that and I hope there may be someone you can talk to about it all without being told it was nothing to do with the vaccine.
Thanks. The saddest thing is that this man was a ray of sunshine. Everyone loved him and he made everyone laugh. If you put him in a sitcom, commissioners would say his banter was unbelievable. It’s when people who make you smile die that it hurts the most. I just can’t believe he’s gone.
I’m so sorry to read this. Sending a hug.
Thanks. I’ll pass it on to his wife though. She deserves it more than anyone right now. Lovely lady and her husband was a lovely man.
Behold, the smoking gun.
As Dr John Campell said the other day regarding his intentions to take up basketball
slam dunk.