...national dress. Where are you from? they say. Obviously not from Here, the Centre of the Universe. Apparently, I must be Norman, or a Huguenot. Or anything, but not British....
...an automatic yellow card. Meanwhile, the England team’s ‘taking the knee’ against racism looked increasingly inane, especially when performed in front of the United States team, which studiously ignored it....
...units (roughly two). A member of the committee, Richard Smith, the former editor of the British Medical Journal, later said that they couldn’t actually find any scientific evidence to justify...
...(IgG) in large quantities, which is what they’re intended to do. This study, however, delved deeper, looked at which subtype of IgG antibody the body actually produced following vaccination, and...
...an adverse effect which he says “does not look like a coincidence”. I’m Angus Dalgleish. I’m a Professor of Oncology at St. George’s, a Consultant Medical Oncologist, and I have...
...from the Steyn thing to the ‘pure blood’ reference? As for “wacky Covid opinions”, well, guilty as charged. I was against, for example, locking people down in their homes, thus...
...Stonewall’s CEO, Nancy Kelley, has even previously compared ‘gender critical’ beliefs (that sex is binary and immutable) to anti-Semitism. I raised my concerns with senior management within the organisation at numerous...
...to genuinely unique challenges. A lot is — the indoctrination is real and relentless — but a lot isn’t. And it’s vital to distinguish the two. Worth reading in full....
...that killed (officially) 10 people. What followed were not huge protests, but the geographical spread was wide, including Shanghai, ChengDu, Xi’an, Guangdong, Wu Han, Nanjing, Beijing and others, with the...
...the GMC against dissident doctors, saying its “criteria for acceptable, professional medical opinion seem arbitrary, subjective and politically motivated” and “at times, it behaves manifestly illegally”. “Chronic illness, constant pain,...
