News Round-Up
26 July 2024
Government Has Just Declared War on Free Speech
26 July 2024
by Toby Young
The real conspiracy of silence in this election is on the pandemic, says Liam Halligan in the Telegraph, slamming lockdowns as a major public health blunder that politicians are avoiding addressing.
Dr. Martin Kulldorff has been fired from his position as Professor of Medicine at Harvard University. A victim of the college's brutal Covid vaccine mandate, the Great Barrington Declaration author tells his story.
Intellectual flip-flops on lockdowns and vaccines reveal the institutional pressures on so-called experts, argues Jeffrey A Tucker. They simply cannot afford to be fearless truth-tellers.
It was Prof Carl Heneghan's turn at the Covid Inquiry on Thursday, and he went ready to provide evidence on the shortcomings of the U.K. Government response. But how he was treated was disgraceful, says Dr Tom Jefferson.
A U.S. federal court has ruled that the Biden administration violated the U.S. Constitution by making threatening demands of social media companies that they censor dissenting scientists over pandemic policies.
The New York Times has published an angry article blaming Ron DeSantis for the "steep cost" of his Covid response, despite having to admit Florida did better than the rest of the country.
We are finally entering a phase of Covid 'narrative collapse', says Oxford epidemiologist Prof Sunetra Gupta. However, many are still refusing to recognise that the problem wasn't just school closures; it was lockdown.
Great Barrington Declaration legends Martin Kulldorff and Jay Bhattacharya have written an op-ed in the New York Post calling for a 'Covid commission' to help the U.S. learn from the debacle of the last three years.
A major new statement from Martin Kulldorff, Jay Bhattacharya and colleagues sets out in detail the many questions that need to be asked and answered by those responsible for America's disastrous Covid response.
We recently published an analysis suggesting that vaccination of the elderly saved lives. Here the author addresses one objection, and reaffirms that voluntary vaccination of high-risk groups was the right strategy.
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