The Medical Profession Betrayed Us
...back to doctors. The pandemic response was largely brought to you by public health types and by modellers. Imperial College’s Neil Ferguson was the modeller who years earlier had given...
...back to doctors. The pandemic response was largely brought to you by public health types and by modellers. Imperial College’s Neil Ferguson was the modeller who years earlier had given...
...repeated rebukes from other panellists, including from Deborah James, a sufferer from Stage 4 bowel cancer, who claimed Sumption had essentially declared that her own life was worthless. “I’m the...
...flagged up the latest analysis by James Ferguson of MacroStrategy Partnership. Unfortunately, it’s not online, but here is the executive summary: What have we done? The UK has effectively monetised...
...the money. But they also discuss Lockdown 2.0 and the insane clown posse that’s running the country. James and Toby know them all because they were at Oxford together. James...
...Blind Pugh’s Black Spot: Robert Louis Stephenson’s remarkable symbol of the coming doom in Treasure Island. I heard James Delingpole explain somewhere that ‘black pill’ = ‘red pill’ + despair,...
...who had praised wisdom. “God hath chosen the foolish things of the world to confound the wise.” (1 Cor. 1.27.) The logic here is: “If wisdom = Ferguson, Lineker, Hancock,...
...possibilities, and the dark suggestion that cancer is the grandest taboo subject of our time. “Down the rabbit hole” is the favoured phrase of James Delingpole. But it is also...
...restrictions are “too severe”, while 44% think they’re “not severe enough”. James Kirkup, Director of the Social Market Foundation, has tried to unravel this mystery in UnHerd. One of the...
...interview with Neil Ferguson on Saturday. He argues that which epidemiologists you believe in this crisis – the hawks or the doves, to invoke the distinction between the rival Cabinet...
...the Resistance Professor Neil Ferguson takes the British Cabinet on a stroll on the cliffs of Dover Nature, Britain’s leading scientific journal, has enthusiastically endorsed a campaign calling for academia...
