- “NatWest share price drops to bottom of FTSE as bank left reeling after Nigel Farage row” – NatWest’s shares have tanked following the resignation of Dame Alison Rose, reports GB News.
- “Privacy watchdog to investigate if NatWest broke confidentiality rules” – The Information Commissioner’s Office is examining whether NatWest broke confidentiality rules when its Chief Executive shared personal information about Nigel Farage with the BBC, the Times has learnt.
- “‘My war on woke banks is about to rapidly expand’” – Nigel Farage sounds out his battle cry for the ‘debanked’ in the Telegraph.
- “Nigel Farage warns other ‘woke’ banks face same fate as NatWest” – Nigel Farage vowed to step up his war on ‘woke’ culture at financial institutions after Dame Alison Rose was forced to quit, reports the Mail.
- “Alison Rose is just the beginning – the whole banking sector must be held to account” – If NatWest and the banking industry think Alison Rose’s resignation puts a line under the debanking of Nigel Farage, they are sadly mistaken, says Ben Habib in the Telegraph.
- “Now strip Alison Rose of her damehood” – Dame Alison Rose is an extremely poor role model, having trashed NatWest and blabbered information to journalists, writes Ross Clark in the Telegraph.
- “The Nigel Farage-Coutts row has exposed a deeper rot in British capitalism” – The preoccupations of many business leaders are far away from what they purportedly exist to do: create wealth and jobs, says Sebastian Payne in inews.
- “Cut out the cancer of woke capitalism before it obliterates Britain for good” – NatWest has exposed the disastrous takeover of big business by incompetent, Left-wing apparatchiks, says Allister Heath in the Telegraph.
- “NatWest’s judgement has been clouded by hatred of Brexit” – Farage’s ban is living proof of the deep divisions that continue to ripple through Britain, says Jeremy Warner in the Telegraph.
- “Retail health company has Chase accounts suddenly terminated, owner critical of Covid vaccines, FDA” – Florida’s Voice reports that employees of Joseph Mercola’s Florida-based retail health company have suddenly had their JP Morgan Chase Bank accounts terminated without an explanation. Seems ‘debanking’ is not limited to Britain but is also becoming a trend in the U.S.
- “One in 35” – Dr. John Campbell discusses the alarming rates of myocardial injury after COVID-19 mRNA-1273 booster vaccination found in a new, peer-reviewed study from Switzerland.
- “Elon Musk slammed by critics for suggesting Covid vaccine may be responsible for Bronny James’ cardiac arrest and branded ‘bottomless pit of attention addiction’” – Elon Musk has come under criticism for involving himself in the health crisis of Bronny James, the son of NBA icon LeBron James, reports the Mail.
- “Rules are for thee, not for me” – The cardiac arrest suffered by Bronny James, the son of NBA star LeBron James, brings back bad memories and highlights the falsity of reporting around the mRNAs, says Alex Berenson.
- “Review of ONS mortality by Covid vaccination status data” – The Office for National Statistics’ reputation for high quality data and analysis has been severely compromised by its shambolic work on the Covid vaccines, say Norman Fenton and Martin Neil.
- “Ameland rescue: Ship with 3,000 cars in deadly fire off Dutch coast” – A fire on a cargo ship, carrying almost 3,000 cars, off the coast of the Dutch island of Ameland has raised issues surrounding the risks of transporting electric vehicles, reports the BBC.
- “Just Stop Oil: Weirdo eco-terrorists” – It is time Just Stop Oil is stopped, for their sake and ours, says Jack Watson in Country Squire.
- “The Greening of the globe” – The world is getting much more green – fast, says Dr. Robert W. Malone.
- “Keir Starmer: A woman is an adult female” – Sir Keir Starmer has insisted that “a woman is an adult female” as he hardened his stance on gender, says the Times.
- “Starmer confirms U-turn on past support for trans self-identification” – The Labour leader outlined how, if his party wins power at the next general election, he will seek to “modernise” gender recognition laws, says the Mail.
- “Don’t be fooled by Labour’s cynical ‘U-turn’ on gender ID” – The Labour Party has abandoned its founding principles and is now fixated on identity politics at the expense of voters, writes James Esses in the Mail.
- “Sir Keir Starmer: I didn’t let my children eat meat until they were 10” – The Labour leader said he and his wife never prepare meals with meat or fish at home for their two children, who are now 12 and 15, reports the Telegraph.
- “Kevin Spacey cleared: House of Cards star found not guilty of assault” – Double Oscar winner Kevin Spacey said he is “humbled” after being dramatically cleared of sexually assaulting four men, says the Mail.
- “Kevin Spacey and the death of #MeToo” – The acquittal of Kevin Spacey is yet another blow against the unreason of the #MeToo movement, says Brendan O’Neill in Spiked.
- “Has Gids learned from its failure?” – One year after the Gender Identity Development Service at the Tavistock clinic was told to close, little has changed, says Sallie Baxendale in UnHerd.
- “This warped experiment in schools is creating an entire generation afraid of sex” – Sexuality is so delicate and easily damaged – especially when people are still developing. Why are schools gambling with it, asks Celia Walden in the Telegraph.
- “Why racial quotas are bad for minorities” – Glenn Loury speaks to Spiked’s Brendan O’Neill on how affirmative action held black Americans back.
- “Meta’s Nick Clegg brags about censoring ‘election misinformation’” – According to Reclaim The Net, Nick Clegg says Meta is getting “better” at censoring.
- “Our culture war is not a distraction” – Far from being a distraction, our culture war still cuts to the heart of what kind of society we wish to inhabit, says Andrew Doyle in UnHerd.
- “‘What about the due process for poor old Nigel?’” – Jacob Rees-Mogg talks to Toby on GB News about the Financial Conduct Authority’s insistence that due process should have been upheld over the NatWest CEO Alison Rose’s resignation.
‘What about the due process for poor old Nigel?’@Jacob_rees_mogg talks to Free Speech Union’s Toby Young about the FCA’s insistence that due process should have been upheld over the NatWest CEO Alison Rose’s resignation.
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Excellent work. Really like to see similar data for other countries – as many as possible – and look at any correlations between this, “vaccination” rates and lockdown stringency.
Here’s Norman Fenton and Martin Neil’s analysis, including a very interesting and thorough 25min video;
https://wherearethenumbers.substack.com/p/the-devils-advocate-an-exploratory?utm_source=substack&utm_campaign=post_embed&utm_medium=web
I say it’s clearly too cold or too hot, too dry or too wet, decreasing or increasing ice in the arctic, bleaching or not bleaching of the coral reefs, too much or too little wind. I have all the receipts from the trusted fact checker sites. The debate is settled, now move on and show your support for the ‘current thing’ as explained by the BBC.
Head of international vascular society demands stop of the gene therapies.
And this GP. There’s more and more gradually appearing isn’t there? This chap has actually been speaking out for ages and has appeared on many different shows, inc The Delingpod, if you search Rumble. He’s still in a job because he’s got the data to back up everything he says.
https://rumble.com/v1hwck3-dr.-tess-lawrie-interviews-dr.-david-cartland-no-more-injections.html
Dr Malhotra and indeed anybody who is sceptical about the value of the vaccines and the lockdown attracts Wikipedia sabotage from the team of bots and smear-authors. It’s just like the good old days of Climategate, when W M Connolley’s disciples removed “off-message” Wiki edits or smeared authors who were sceptical of the Catastrophic Anthropogenic Warming Hypothesis.. They would strike within minutes of a new post. The new generation of saboteurs call themselves “fact-checkers” but the tactics are the same.
So most people are slowly coming to realize that the initial predictions that thrombosis would be a recognized complication of mRNA therapies are correct. There will be enormous resistance in government and much of the media to this conclusion. In the end the truth will emerge.
The data is collated with consistency by our records team for just this sort of analysis. It’s a shame that the organisations tasked with doing so seem to have forgotten their purpose. Leaving it to others which also weakens the trust in those negligent agencies.