The Guardian recently reported that 'climate disinformation' was rife on GB News, by which it meant that journalists and broadcasters are asking questions about Net Zero instead of swallowing the green propaganda whole.
Ian Rons has written about Calvin Robinson’s views on Ukraine again for the Daily Sceptic, this time in a good faith effort to get Calvin to change his mind. Ian believes there can be no peace without Putin's defeat.
Calvin Robinson’s pox-on-both-their-houses position on the war in Ukraine is intellectually lazy and morally wrong, argues Ian Rons in the Daily Sceptic.
In reporting about the Ofcom ruling against Mark Steyn, the Telegraph has managed to misrepresent the reason for the breach, and in doing so wrongly imply that questioning Covid vaccines is against Ofcom rules.
Is Mark Steyn a victim of censorship at the hands of GB News? Or is it perfectly reasonable to ask him to abide by Ofcom’s rules, given that it can be fined over £5 million for breaking them and lose its licence?
In the latest Weekly Sceptic podcast the talking points are the terror threat from Jacob Rees-Mogg, the ongoing smears against Neil Oliver and GB News, and Mark Steyn's unhappy departure from the channel.
In this week's London Calling, there's a blazing row about whether Mark Steyn is the victim of a terrible injustice, a heated disagreement about Seymour Hersh's 'scoop' and testy quarrel about whether the UFOs are a PSYOP.
Ian Dunt says "GB News used to be a joke – now it’s dangerous". You know what they say: first they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win.
Andrew Barr, founder of Jews For Justice, has written a piece for the Daily Sceptic responding to the Guardian’s attempt to smear GB News presenter Neil Oliver as anti-Semite adjacent.
“This week I was the victim of two non-crime hate incidents at the hands of the comedy establishment,” writes Nick Dixon. Why do the custodians of mainstream comedy hate GB News so much?
