“It’s irrational to ruin our lives to save the NHS” – It’s time to question the sacred cow of modern Britain: that controlling Covid to protect the health service trumps everything else, writes Jonathan Sumption in the Telegraph.
“The Price is right” – “The 2022 World Darts Championship will be degraded by the forced absence of Dave Chisnall, Michael van Gerwen and Vincent van der Voort,” says Collingwood, who examines the damage caused by the sport’s unnecessary Covid testing regime in Bullseyes and Booze.
“We need a national effort to keep schools open” – Remote learning failed our children, but there is a risk omicron staffing shortages will shut classrooms again, writes Alicia Kearns in the Telegraph.
“How to manipulate a research study” – “There are ways to ensure any trial will give you the results you want. Here are the top six methods used to manipulate Covid research results,” writes Hart.
“No need for more Covid curbs, say NHS chiefs” – “A lower proportion of Covid inpatients are now being treated primarily for the disease itself, rather than another health condition, new figures show,” reports the Times.
“Republicans ask Supreme Court to reject Biden’s vaccine mandate” – Congressional Republicans asked the Supreme Court to block Biden’s vaccine mandate for companies with 100 or more staff, arguing that his administration is exceeding its authority, reports the Mail.
“Why this doctor is in the 30% (are you?)” – Consultant in Emergency Medicine Stephen Hartley, who resigned in protest against mandatory interventions, talks all about the censorship flourishing in hospitals throughout the pandemic.
“Natural immunity over artificial restrictions” – Professor Sunetra Gupta, one of the architects of the Great Barrington Declaration, speaks to Talkradio about why herd immunity should be favoured over top-down, draconian (and useless) lockdown restrictions.
Professor Sunetra Gupta says the only sustainable way of controlling an infection is by maintaining a "high level of herd immunity".
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