News Round-Up
26 July 2024
Government Has Just Declared War on Free Speech
26 July 2024
by Toby Young
A major new review from the Royal Society has concluded that lockdowns and masks were “unequivocally” effective against Covid. But many of the authors are based in China and it was peer-reviewed by Neil Ferguson.
It's claimed that the mistake with Covid was rejecting a mitigation strategy in favour of a novel suppression one which came from China. But on closer inspection this distinction collapses.
An industry expert is warning that Chinese electric cars flooding the U.K. market could be remotely controlled by Beijing to paralyse the nation.
China is engaged in a "whole of state" assault on the U.K. and the Government’s approach has been "completely inadequate", according to a report by Parliament’s Intelligence and Security Committee.
Amazon shut down a customer's 'smart home' for a week after the delivery driver claimed he heard a racial slur coming through the doorbell, even though no one was home. Who needs the CCP when you have Amazon?
Who owns BioNTech, the pharmaceutical company that earned $31 billion from sales of its COVID-19 vaccine in 2021 and 2022? It's not who you think it is, says investigative reporter Robert Kogon.
On Tuesday March 10th 2020, Trump flipped to support lockdowns, Italy locked down and Tomas Pueyo published his viral post that convinced millions to back extreme measures. Why was that the day the world became China?
The most common argument that China is responsible for the coronavirus is that it has covered up the origins and refused to cooperate in investigations. How much truth is there in these allegations?
The New York Times was a huge cheerleader for brutal lockdown policies in the US and a lead smearer of the protesters. Yet now the scene has moved to China, the Gray Lady has suddenly swapped sides.
It's clear that both the Chinese and US Governments are involved in a cover-up of the origin of the virus and its spread prior to December 2019. But who isn't involved in this cover-up?
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