...siphoned into the pockets of global bureaucracies, big business, politicians, and union heavyweights” “Freedom Day? More like Groundhog Day” – GB News’s Neil Oliver is unimpressed by ‘Freedom Day’ https://twitter.com/GBNEWS/status/1416463112367132674...
“Enjoy freedom… but don’t overdo it!” – Boris is urging Brits to ‘behave responsibly’ as they head out to shops and beer gardens today, the Daily Mail reports “Covid third...
...reason, to prevent ‘hot spots’ being advertised and to reduce copycat events. Nevertheless, any landmark with altitude attracts suicide attempts and very few survivals. Sadly, the Humber Bridge is one...
Throughout the pandemic, governments have claimed to be following “the science”. But of course, many aspects of “the science” were never settled. The WHO, as well as the UK Government,...
...schools. Recall that when our state-run Covid religion was established in March 2020, a totalitarian/Orwellian taxonomy of “essential” and “nonessential” workers and industries was developed. Teachers were deemed “essential” workers....
...million by September 27th. If the company misses these deadlines it will face a penalty of €10 (£8.57) per dose not delivered, the European Commission said. Worth reading in full....
There follows a guest post by the Lockdown Sceptics’ in-house medic, a former NHS doctor. Alice laughed. “There’s no use trying,” she said. “One can’t believe impossible things.” “I daresay...
...capita). These data are not collected via face-to-face surveys, so it has still been possible to obtain them during the pandemic. In order to estimate (or ‘nowcast’) the number of...
...deemed “Gillick competent to provide own consent” over jabs. That refers to a 1985 legal decision which ruled that a teenage girl could obtain contraception without her parents’ involvement. ...
...beach holidays. In the eyes of many Kenyans, the travel restrictions have damaged relations. Even celebrations at Kenya’s removal from the red list – alongside Turkey, Pakistan, the Maldives, Egypt,...
