In the latest Weekly Sceptic podcast the talking points are the fall of Russell Brand, the BBC siding (again) with the trans Witchfinder Generals and Graham Linehan getting some support at last.
The power of Covid to induce fear – and thus getting vaccinated – is receding in Germany, writes Eugyppius. "For lockdowns and mass vaccination to come back, they’ll need a new virus."
Vandals were out in force once again yesterday, with one camera being covered in expanding foam while elsewhere a man held an anti-Ulez sign on top of ladder trying to block a camera's view.
The Financial Conduct Authority has been criticised after its review uncovered no evidence that politicians are being denied bank accounts because of their views.
A closer look at the timelines of Germany's Patients Zero and One reveals troubling inconsistencies, which call into question the entire official story of Germany’s alleged first COVID-19 cluster.
Antarctica sea ice is at a "mind-blowing" record low winter area of 17 million sq. km, according to the BBC. What isn't mentioned, however, is that it was even lower in 1966.
Dr Helen Joyce explains why she blew up her life and left her job at the Economist to become a campaigner against gender identity ideology.
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.
