News Round-Up
24 April 2024
There’s Nothing “Scientific” About Climate Models
23 April 2024
by Paul Sutton
Thanks to Net Zero, the U.K. has some of the highest electricity prices in the world, paying more than five times as much as China and twice as much as the U.S., says Dr. John Fernley. And it's getting worse.
The German Government rushed to lock down in 2020 against the scientific advice of its public health authority, documents reveal. Was it swayed by a dream of becoming "vaccine hub Germany", asks Robert Kogon.
Labour's rush for clean power by 2030 would leave us totally dependent on Chinese materials, threatening our energy security and hiking up prices, warns Claire Coutinho.
The Chinese Government could bring Britain's roads to a standstill by remotely stopping Chinese-made electric cars, MPs have been warned.
Four years after the advent of Covid lockdowns, what precisely was the point of the hell we went through, asks Jeffrey Tucker. Who did it and why? Why did it last so long? Why has there been no official accounting?
EU solar panel-makers are on the brink of extinction as a massive oversupply from China sees manufacturers pulling out of the market or facing insolvency.
A U.S.-funded lab origin of COVID-19 would constitute the most significant case of governmental gross negligence in history, says Jeffrey Sachs. The people of the world deserve transparency and answers on vital questions.
Things are changing fast in Hong Kong. The slippery slope to tyranny has recently proved to be both steep and very slippery since the betrayal by the Chinese Government of its promise to keep the territory free.
When it comes to who was behind the lab leak that may have started the pandemic, fingers often point at China and the U.S. But what about the German-Chinese lab at the epicentre of the first outbreak, asks Robert Kogon.
Was COVID-19 created in Fauci's NIH lab in Montana, USA, by a virologist paid to engineer a SARS virus to infect bats? New evidence points to this strange scenario being ever more likely.
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