News Round-Up

News Round-Up

“Musk Says Covid Shot ‘Almost Sent Me to Hospital,’ Says He’d Go to Prison Before Firing Workers for Refusing Jab” – Elon Musk said he’d rather go to prison than fire employees for refusing the COVID-19 shot, while revealing he was nearly hospitalised after getting the vaccine, reports the Epoch Times.
“CBDCs: the ultimate tool of oppression” – Central Bank Digital Currencies will give authoritarian governments the ultimate power to monitor and financially control you, warns Laura Dodsworth.
“NHS to ban ‘useful’ anaesthetic to hit Net Zero targets” – The health service says it is “decommissioning” desflurane by early next year in order to help reduce “harmful emissions”, the Telegraph reports.
“A multicultural society without proper integration is doomed to fail” – Suella Braverman was right, says Janet Daley in the Telegraph. “There is an enormous difference between a multi-ethnic society and a multi-cultural one.”
“Sunak set to ignore European judges blocking Rwanda plan” – Allies expect the PM to disregard further attempts by the ECHR to ground deportation flights, according to the Telegraph.
“At last Sunak is governing like a conservative – let’s hope it’s not too late” – Tough times require tough decisions, and the PM should be applauded for swimming against the Leftist tide, says Dan Hannan in the Telegraph.
“It’s time to admit it: Black Lives Matter hysteria made fools of us all” – As a British protest organiser admits fraud, the Telegraph‘s Michael Deacon says it’s “hard to help wondering: what exactly came over us in summer 2020?”
“Air traffic control service told to abandon ‘woke’ diversity schemes and ‘focus on the job’” – MPs demand the air traffic controller spends more time dealing with passenger service and safety and less pontificating about identity politics, reports the Telegraph.
“Majority of U.S. students now support speech codes” – Neetu Arnold in UnHerd with the depressing news of a poll that finds a record number of undergraduates back restrictions.
“One year on, who blew up Nord Stream 2?” – Non-state actors make the perfect saboteurs, argues Dr. Pippa Malmgren in UnHerd.
“Brits are turning against gender ideology” – Ordinary people are swiftly waking up to the threat posed by ‘trans rights’, says Jo Bartosch in Spiked.
“I was an awkward tomboy when I was young. What I needed was someone to say it was okay to be a girl… but the trans community insisted I was a man: A heartbreaking story of detransition” – Hazel Appleyard was referred to a clinic aged 17, becoming a trans ‘man’, but at 31 after detransitioning has cautioned against teaching children they can change sex, reports the Mail.
“Kemi Badenoch: It’s not racist to talk about leaving the ECHR” – As the Tory conference starts, the Business Secretary is interviewed by the Times.
“Absolutely epic!” – Dr. Simon Goddek tweets a snicklink video of Klaus Schwab’s greatest hits.

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