News Round-Up
26 July 2024
Government Has Just Declared War on Free Speech
26 July 2024
by Toby Young
Sir Keir Starmer is standing by a pledge to ban new drilling in the North Sea, despite New Zealand abandoning a similar policy made by ex-PM Jacinda Ardern amid blackout fears.
When New Zealand's 'Freedom Convoy' protests rose up against Jacinda Ardern's severe 'No Jab, No Job' mandates, a professional filmmaking team was there to capture it. Watch the film they made.
A study that 'proved' the HPV vaccine reduced preterm births was retracted because data sleuths spotted that the authors had got the relationship the wrong way round and the vaccine actually increased them.
The leaked New Zealand vaccine data have been controversial including among sceptics, with Steve Kirsch's analysis coming in for sharp criticism. Nick Bowler says Steve gets a lot right and is right to be concerned.
Genomics scientist Kevin McKernan has lost an entire database of research worth $200,000 after the New Zealand health service obtained an injunction to prevent the sharing of leaked Covid vaccine health data.
Igor Chudov expresses cautious belief in the veracity of a New Zealand Ministry of Health whistleblower's claims that Covid vaccines have led to the deaths of millions worldwide.
Is it really possible to be "colonised" by Noel Edmonds? It is according to his new neighbours in New Zealand, where the TV presenter's un-PC humour is upsetting the local pearl-clutchers.
Free speech needs saving from the tyranny of woke minorities, former Supreme Court Justice Jonathan Sumption has said, as he warns of the devastating impact of "online lynch mobs".
In yesterday's election in New Zealand, Jacinda Ardern's Labour Party was trounced by the centre-right National Party, polling half as many voters as in 2020. How did it happen?
The Labour Party has been trounced in the New Zealand election, as Kiwis reject a blizzard of environmental regulations and take revenge on Jacinda Ardern for her tyrannical lockdown policies and sweeping vaccine mandates.
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