Dr Tom Jefferson shares the complaint he has sent to Cochrane about the Editor in Chief's smearing of his Cochrane review which found no evidence masks work against respiratory viruses like Covid.
Who is the Goat? The Greatest of all time? The Government of all the talents? Prof James Alexander ponders the journey of the goat from ancient symbol of depravity to modern symbol of success in his capricornucopia.
Another vaccine tyrant has repented. Retiring New South Wales Premier Dominic Perrottet has said forcing people to take the ineffective Covid vaccines was "wrong". It's all too little too late, says Alexandra Marshall.
There are eight billion people to feed, and that's not possible with subsistence farming. But it would be just as disastrous for local farms to be forced out of business by globalist oligarchs, says Dr David Bell.
Did Keir Starmer's speech blaming 'far-Right' outsiders for organising the unrest in Southport and singling out the threat they posed to Muslims contribute to the violence by Asian counter-protestors that followed.
Tommy Robinson's "Uniting the Kingdom" march in July was widely condemned as "far Right". But 'nice Jewish girl' Jacqui Fisher went on along because of its stand against antisemitism and found it anything but.
In Episode 10 of the Sceptic, Laurie Wastell talks to Claire Fox on the riots, James Alexander on Labour's radical devolution agenda and J. Sorel on the tyranny of the Blob.
A summary of the most interesting stories in the past 24 hours that challenge the prevailing orthodoxy about the ‘climate emergency’, public health ‘crises’ and the supposed moral defects of Western civilisation.
