...an open letter appealing to “all authorities, scientists and experts around the world, to whom this concerns: the entire world population” to immediately halt mass Covid vaccination, claiming there is compelling evidence...
Lockdown proponents often argue that, although case numbers sometimes decline in the absence of a lockdown (as in Sweden, South Dakota, Florida), case numbers always decline in the presence of one. Once you put a lockdown in...
...had the vaccine or not. It is also not a “glitch” as the Telegraph describes it. The Guardian is closer with “seriously shocking failure”. To be clear, this is not...
...died versus 2.7% (15/549) for Pfizer 1, 2.1% (10/484) for AZ 1 and 0% (0/7) for Pfizer 2. This corresponds to unadjusted relative risk reductions of 33% (Pfizer 1), 47%...
...pro-lockdown, as evidenced by recent polling. https://twitter.com/LukeTryl/status/1451165703453675528 But I’m not at all confident the Government won’t implement ‘Plan B’ – or worse – if infections, hospitalisations and deaths tick up again....
...‘Why?’, and ‘No!’, and, reluctantly, ‘Let’s get on with it then.’ State is irritable, wants things to be done immediately, wants to create Society in its own image. Society wants...
...of antifeminist, antigay, anti-trans hatred”. These statements can be loosely translated as: ‘Don’t attack me for signing the letter. I’m really, really progressive.’ As Glenn Greenwald notes, the fact that...
...many MPs and pundits, having vociferously opposed “irresponsible” uncosted tax cuts, now condemn planned spending cuts with equal vigour. There’s absolutely “no fat” left to trim in the public sector,...
...discussions was to challenge a “certain theory”: “Didn’t we congregate to challenge a certain theory, and if we could, drop it?” The “certain theory” is understood by the others to...
...offered Crowder a $50 million contract over four years – technically a ‘term sheet’, rather than a formal contract, intended as an initial offer. Crowder rejected this paltry offer, and...
