Now is the time for action to prevent the crystallisation at international level of the very policies and approaches many of us have railed against at national level for the last three years, writes barrister Adam Cross.
The British people, along with the populations of many US states, have henceforth to live with the fact that liberties we call ‘inalienable’ can be cancelled at a moment’s notice for years on end, writes Lionel Shriver.
Hancock emerges from the Lockdown Files as a vainglorious pipsqueak. But he was just reading out a script written by other, more devious people behind the scenes. Who were they, asks the Daily Sceptic's in-house doctor?
After reading the Lockdown Files, Dr. James Allan says he is still seething mad at what the political class did to us. "And they did it to us without taking a pay cut."
COVID-19 was not dangerous enough to justify cutting short vaccine trials as the vaccine had to be "very safe", Chris Whitty advised the Government in the early weeks of the outbreak, it has emerged.
A conspiracy of pandemic preparedness zealots at the start of 2020 planted the seeds of the ensuing lockdown craziness, but by April this had given way to the petty authoritarianism of fools, argues Eugyppius.
A morally injured workforce is evidence that the response to Covid was morally wrong, and many workers will need support to come to terms with the realisation they have inadvertently harmed those they meant to protect.
When Nigel Farage posted photographs of himself online breaking lockdown rules, Matt Hancock contacted the Home Office to see if he could get him in trouble. Now Farage is feeling vindicated for ignoring the "pipsqueak".
Matt Hancock was enraged by what he called the "f***ing Sweden argument" and told his aides to “supply three or four bullet points of why Sweden is wrong", leaked WhatsApp messages from the Lockdown Files have revealed.
The WHO's proposed pandemic treaty promotes what can fairly be described as a fascist and neo-colonialist approach to healthcare and governance and must be rejected, says ex-WHO officer Dr. David Bell.
