- “Rachel Reeves’s dramatic fall from grace is 100% deserved” – At least Rachel Reeves can now put ‘Britain’s worst chancellor’ on her CV, says Ben Wilkinson in the Telegraph.
- “Farmers aren’t miners” – In the Spectator, Charles Moore argues that comparing today’s farmers to the miners of the 1980s is flawed – farmers aren’t striking, and their plight is rooted in socialist disdain for land ownership and eco-zealotry.
- “Cops must stop wasting time chasing petty tweets while real crimes go unsolved” – Free speech campaigners are demanding an overhaul of laws they say are stifling free speech and tying up overstretched forces, says the Sun.
- “Children in Need chairman quits over payments to scandal-hit LGBT charity” – Children In Need’s chairwoman has quit over £460,000 of grants awarded to a controversial transgender youth group hit by a series of child sex abuse scandals, reports the Mail.
- “Government to relax noise restrictions on heat pumps for Net Zero” – Ministers are set to relax noise rules, enabling heat pumps to be installed closer to property boundaries in a bid to advance Net Zero goals, says the Telegraph.
- “Elon Musk to be summoned by MPs to testify about X’s role in summer riots” – Elon Musk will be summoned by MPs to testify about the role of his social media platform X in spreading disinformation during the riots which rocked England and Northern Ireland over the summer, according to the Independent.
- “Why Elon Musk hates Starmer’s Britain” – Once a fan of Britain, Elon Musk now sees Starmer’s U.K. as a cautionary tale, writes Adam Luck in the Telegraph.
- “SNP makes business ‘virtually impossible’ in Scotland, says Trump son” – Eric Trump has lashed out at the Scottish Government insisting it is only his family’s “love” for the country that has kept them investing, reports the Mail.
- “Useless Europe is sleepwalking into oblivion” – The world is being remade in Silicon Valley’s image while the EU watches from the sidelines, writes Sam Ashworth-Hayes in the Telegraph.
- “If it’s a crime to call a politician stupid, we’re all in trouble” – If you think the muzzling of free speech in Britain is bad, just wait until you hear what’s been going on in Germany, says Michael Deacon in the Telegraph.
- “The absurdity of human rights law” – On Substack, Dr. David McGrogan argues that the absurd ambition of human rights law – to reconcile all rights for all – isn’t a flaw but the driving force behind the expanding power of the modern state.
- “Binyamin Netanyahu faces arrest if he flies into Britain” – Binyamin Netanyahu faces arrest if he enters Britain after Keir Starmer backed an International Criminal Court ruling for the Israeli leader to be put on trial for crimes against humanity, reports the Times.
- “Do no harm: the progressive case against assisted dying” – In the Spectator, Labour MP Gill Furniss explains why she’ll vote against the assisted dying bill, arguing it could harm the vulnerable and shift focus away from better palliative care.
- “Australian councils join call for action over DNA contamination in Covid mRNA vaccines” – Two Australian local governments have joined a grassroots campaign calling for state and federal officials to take precautionary action over Covid vaccine safety concerns, writes Rebekah Barnett on her Substack.
- “Et tu, John?” – On the WATN? Substack, Profs. Norman Fenton and Martin Neil dissect the Stanford professor John Ioannidis’s latest paper, exposing its circular assumptions about vaccine efficacy.
- “Covid vaccine boosters rejected by majority of Americans” – A Pew poll reveals 60% of Americans plan to skip their next Covid booster, according to the Telegraph.
- “The ‘experts’ who enabled RFK Jr.’s rise” – Anti-vax sentiment was a fringe concern until officials began misinforming us about the pandemic, says Matt Ridley in the Spectator.
- “Half of Ukrainians want quick, negotiated end to war” – Gallup’s latest surveys of Ukraine show 52% would like to see the war end as soon as possible.
- “Less than 24 hours to provide submissions on new social media age ban” – Why is the Australian Government rushing through its social media age ban? wonders Rebekah Barnett on her Substack.
- “Matt Gaetz withdraws nomination as Trump’s Attorney General” – Matt Gaetz has withdrawn his name from consideration to serve as Trump’s Attorney General amid accusations he had sex with a 17 year-old girl, reports the BBC.
- “The Maga think tank masterminds shaping Trump’s second term” – Ideas by the influential America First Policy Institute give an insight into how the President-elect will govern, says Tony Diver in the Telegraph.
- “Ellen DeGeneres ‘leaves U.S.’ for Cotswolds following Trump win” – Disillusioned by Donald Trump’s election victory, Ellen DeGeneres has reportedly left the U.S. for her Cotswolds home, reports GB News.
- “‘MAGA cockroaches’: the Left-wing ‘echo chamber’ rivalling Elon Musk’s X” – Bluesky’s rise following the re-election of Donald Trump reveals an increasingly polarised social media landscape, says Matthew Field in the Telegraph.
- “The Trump dance is sweeping U.S. sport – and the Premier League could be next” – The “Trump dance” craze has hit U.K. sports, with Barnsley’s Stephen Humphrys leading the charge, notes Thom Gibbs in the Telegraph.
- “Don’t expect Democrats to give up on wokeness anytime soon” – There are deep structural reasons why it will be very hard for the Left to correct its woke course, says Yascha Mounk on his Substack.
- “Book review: Defend The West; The Culture of Freedom” – Dr. Kevin Donnelly’s new book is a clarion call to anyone who values the culture of freedom, writes Stephen Lacey in the Catholic Weekly.
- “The Emperor’s new ad” – Jaguar’s makeover is a fairytale of naked wokery, says Laura Dodsworth on her Free Mind Substack.
- “How did Wolf Hall escape the attentions of the BBC’s diversity commissars?” – Wolf Hall is one of the few remaining jewels in the BBC’s tarnished crown. Presumably that’s why it was allowed to get off relatively lightly from the attentions of the Beeb’s resident diversity commissars, writes James Delingpole in the Spectator.
- “BBC Royal Correspondent failed to declare extra pay” – BBC Royal Correspondent Jonny Damond has apologised for failing to declare outside earnings from corporate events, reports the Telegraph.
- “‘Strong Eagle Man’ quits Canadian Government after accusations he faked indigenous heritage” – After months of being under fire over his indigenous ancestry and his personal business dealings, scandal-plagued Employment Minister Randy Boissonnault has finally quit, writes Michael Higgins in the National Post.
- “Cormac McCarthy had relationship with 16 year-old ‘muse’ when he was in his 40s” – Cormac McCarthy, one of America’s greatest novelists, reportedly had a relationship with 16 year-old Augusta Britt in the 1970s when he was 42 and married, according to USA Today.
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Where’s the emergency?
The MHRA is a disgrace to chocolate fireguards.
20 million doses for hard to reach people?
How are there possibly going to be 20m unvaccinated people left when the rollout of the other jabs is done?
I am planning on staying very hard to reach!
You are not alone.
Same here, I feel there are many like us.
Sorry to say that almost 100% of my friends, family and colleagues have been jabbed or plan to be
Me too. We are the control group. Stay strong – we’ll have to re-populate the earth in a few years time.
As a guy, I’m very much looking forward to this whole “repopulate” business.
Read my mind, I’m good for a while yet, I hope…
LOL!
Most women, I’m sure, are not. OK by me, though, I’m over age.
Snap!
Down boy!
I am 71 I declined and will continue to do so. Looking for a place to live where I am not forced to take this poison.
Same here.
I’m a bit old to be involved in repopulation, however I intend to hang around to teach the young.
You have my empathy. The rationales vary – but it’s getting hard to find those who have given snake oil the finger.
None of my immediate family have had or want the jabs. Quite a few friends have suddenly said they don’t want it either! There is some hope.
See you in Hardtoreachville.
Hardly a selling point, Roll-Up, Roll-Up, get your blood clot in one dose instead of two! Bargain!!
It is not possible to give informed consent for any of the Covid vaccines, unless of course you happen to be suicidal.
Absolutely spot on! You can’t say there has been any informed consent if it is based on the lie that there is a deadly disease that threatens us all. That is before you consider the finer points of what exactly people were told or not told pre-vaccination about risk and relevance to that individual.
We are witnessing a monstrous crime whose consequences are likely to be suffered for at least a generation.
Johnson & Johnson Has a Long Rap Sheet — Why Should We Trust Its Vaccine?
https://childrenshealthdefense.org/defender/johnson-johnson-why-trust-vaccine/
We need to seriously challenge J&J’s reputation. A 2019 report by the British intelligence firm Alva has noted that J&J’s reputation has sunk dramatically during the past years, from ninth place among 58 major pharmaceutical firms to 57th place. Certainly, this is not a company with a clean ethical record.
A review of J&J’s rap sheet over the past three decades presents a dire and contrary image that should lead us to question the company’s claims about its COVID-19 vaccine given the lucrative market the pandemic has created for the most aggressive medical corporations.
Read the article and hit the links. ABSOLUTELY SHOCKING!
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/06/23/health/baby-powder-cancer.html
I can’t wait to see Hancock tried for his crimes against humanity
Emergency use authorisation for 4 vaccines?..Aw c’mon..
For fuck’s sake!
CDC has a warning on it and we’ve placed an order, that on top of the 60m doses earlier this week
of another poison I can’t remember the name of! How many people really live here then?
Them: another vaccine. Take the vaccine. Vaccine. Vaccine. Take it. Save lives. Save the NHS. Take it. Then you’ll be free. Freedom. Do you want it? Freedom. Vaccine.
Me: how many times do you need me to tell you to fuck off?!
Here here, wife and I binned another 2 vax invites today.
I find it a bit spooky that I only ever had one, and that was months ago. I was inundated with invites for the flu jab, which I also refused.
Health Secretary Matt Hancock described the approval as “a further boost to the U.K.’s hugely successful vaccination programme, which has already saved over 13,000 lives”…
How the hell can he make such an outrageous statement. Were these 13,000 people about to be executed and Hancock has given them a reprieve? Were they in immediate mortal danger and someone with a syringe of vaccine rushed in and saved them like a fireman dragging them from a burning building.. ? This is utter garbage.
Hancock murdered 40,000 by forcing the NHS to send diseased patients into care homes
Is this reason number 16-21?
What a lying POS handoncock is
It’s been estimated by two different studies that between 200,000 and 500,000 in the U.K. will die as a result of lockdowns from delayed treatments etc etc., so 13,000 “lives saved” doesn’t sound all that many in comparison does it? Must do better Matt!
Here’s a clue, no lives have EVER been saved, just extended a bit.
(Well there was that guy 2000 years ago but that’s just an anecdote)
In the USA, the Catholic bishops have formally advised people wanting a vaccination to steer away from the J&J vaccine because of its greater link to abortion than the others available there.
So a little link to abortion is ok, but a big link isn’t.
They used to call this casuistry. As Pascal pointed out long ago, casuistry can be used to justify anything, up to and including murder.
Actually casuistry is reasoning your way through moral dilemmas and there is nothing wrong with that in principal. And if you want to be absolutist on the question of abortion then using the NHS in any form wouldn’t be justifiable. However, abortion is a reason why I wouldn’t use any of the vaccines – the danger of covid is just simply not great enough when balanced against the association of any of these particular vaccines with abortion.
the external action service has assessed vaccine disinformation:
https://euvsdisinfo.eu/eeas-special-report-update-short-assessment-of-narratives-and-disinformation-around-the-covid-19-pandemic-update-december-2020-april-2021/
Thanks for the link.
You lot at 77 have been quiet lately.
How’s little fon?
Little fon
Just carries on.
He’s not yet in 77
Heaven.
Decided to read it. It’s an odd document published by the EEAS who work for the European Union. It’s main thrust is about disinformation from Russia and China in relation to European Vaccinations, and about disinformation in the eastern block re the same. As I said, an odd document, but not about antivaxx type disinformation. I’m not sure it informs us of anything we didn’t know, namely that China and Russia are liars and involved in one upmanship and the EU isn’t far behind!
I’m sold. Wasn’t sure about the other ones but now the J&J is finally here, I’m gonna go for it. After all they do make great talc… wait… no, I’ve changed my mind. They can fuck off.
If you look at the label in the vaccine package, in the US it adds in small blue fonts: For use under Emergency Use Authorisation
However, this is not mentioned anywhere in the UK label.
Why?
EU does not approve under Emergency Use Authorisation (a temporary approval that must be renewed or withdrawn and comes with tight monitoring conditions), EMA has provision called Article 5(3) that says individual states are free to decide to use a new medicine. MHRA gives formal approval based on available data.
How stupid can you get
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-57260463
I cant think of a word because stupid doesn’t cut it does it? We have a saying in Barnsley, ‘yer can’t educate pork!’ Fitting in these circumstances.
No comments, mine would have been what a complete twat.
A well-programmed robot.
Estimated phase 3 study completion date: 2 Jan 2023
https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/shEstimatedow/NCT04505722
No thanks
Mike Yeadon is right. We are in the presence of great evil.
Everyday proves that he’s right with, for example, officialdom turning a deliberately blind eye to the dangers of the barely tested “vaccines” while all the evidence shows that the pandemic (sic) is disappearing faster than they can dream up new exotic-sounding variants.
For crying out loud, how can we turn the tables on these buggers? It’s not going to be easy. Too many nincompoops accept whatever they read in the bought and paid for MSM.
We will ONLY make any headway with a political approach; funding, eloquent spokesmen, charismatic leader, volunteer network, professional social media and comms and based on a strong grassroots presence. At https://backtonormal.org.uk/ we have the grassroots local presence across the UK and a unique approach (old school, below-the-radar doorstep delivery) which could be the start of at least one component of the required mix.
Anything else is, I’m afraid, just a pressure group in a crowded field
Thanks. I’d MUCH rather be wrong, but I’m not. I’m not only good at what I do (essentially, scientific pattern spotting when there’s insufficient data for most people) but I’m now completely obsessive. I don’t do anything else but this, really.
And the more we look at what’s happening around the world as well as the direction of travel, the only question I have is “Has the trigger already been pulled or not?”
I’ve been surprised at the toxicity of these ‘first generation’ vaccines, but that’s based on the assumption that Gen 1 is mostly about getting people onto vaccine passports.
I’ve also weighted the extreme lying about variants (and the narrative that additional vaccinations will be required) as meaningful.
I’ve seen an even darker suggestion that holds that ADE will kill the majority who have already been vaccinated. That would be pretty distressing.
I mean, you’d need facilities to store the dead bodies.
Like this?
Picking up the offspring for half term today, having coffee with the other parents.
One confided their half term plans had changed as her husband had come down with shingles.
“oh? and did he have the vaccine about 2 weeks ago?”
What a surprise. He had. She had no idea it could be related. Obviously no yellow card. And no clue that it was anything other than a coincidence. CRIMINAL.
Shingles can leave you lifelong post herpetic neuralgia. It should not be trivialised.
Makes sense. For the benefit of some who might not be aware, ‘Shingles’ is caused by a ‘dormant’ virus that we have in stock for many years after dealing with Chickenpox. I had Shingles in the middle of winter 2012/13. In my case it was treated with Aciclovir, and no real problem. Of course, at that time the pharmacy and the surgery was open for normal business!
People keep pumping these vaccines into there bodies – what could possibly go wrong?
The same J & J vaccine paused in the USA? Since when did blood clotting caused by a “vaccine” be considered OKAY? Does anyone else see this as a problem? Please read the most recent CDC VAERS released yesterday. Makes for an eye watering read.
To the monsters behind it all, it wouldn’t matter a jot if some people spontaneously combusted after being injected…and sadly, there would still be people queuing up for it because the injection saves lives…
German Scientists Find How Broken Parts Of COVID-19 Vaccines Mutate To Trigger Blood Clots
German scientists have found out how the broken parts of Johnson & Johnson and AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccines branded as Covishield in India mutate to trigger blood clots in recipients. Scientists say the vaccine is sent into the cell nucleus instead of surrounding fluid, where parts of it break off and create mutated versions of themselves. The mutated versions then enter the body and trigger the blood clots.
How the hell are we going to get rid of these people ? Johnson, Hancock, the rest of those dosey twats in the House of Commons, Drs that tow the line, politicians that tow the line, journalists that are too dim not to tow the line ?