The threat of digital ID and Government-monitored digital currency looms ever larger. Come to the Together Talks event on Dec 7th to hear a range of speakers an debate the pressing issues.
One of Hong Kong’s last remaining pro-democracy parties said Wednesday that PayPal had terminated its account, citing unspecified “excessive risks”.
US Senator Rand Paul has been locked for two and a half years in a lonely battle against Anthony Fauci, the CDC and the press as they push pandemic restrictions on the population and the Kentucky Senator pushes back.
A major global survey has found that most people on earth believe their country limited freedoms too much during the pandemic. Disappointingly, Brits were the fifth least likely to say the government went too far.
The problem with arguing we shouldn't arm a country in case it prolongs a war is that it is an aggressors’ charter, blaming defenders for hurting their own people by not surrendering sooner.
Remarkably, a Guardian article looking at violations of democratic values in Europe during the pandemic has claimed, "Belgium was the only western country where people’s freedoms were moderately violated”.
The Government of the province of Ontario in Canada has successfully sought a court order to freeze over $8 million U.S. dollars in funds made to the Freedom Convoy on GiveSendGo.
Dr Simon Fox, an NHS Consultant in Infectious Diseases, sets out for the Daily Sceptic the lessons the country needs to learn from the last two years of panic and repression of dissent.
The problem is that almost anything, including declining vaccination, can be construed as "prejudicial to the interests of others". We don't need a harm principle; we need a freedom principle.
Western countries, which claim to stand for civil liberties, have introduced vaccine passports. By contrast, the Japanese government has explicitly told citizens: "do not discriminate" against the unvaccinated.
