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 mainstream newspaper has covered the numerous allegations of fraud in the Pfizer vaccine trials for the first time. Is a reckoning on its way?
Don't be fooled by the emerging disingenuous mistakes-were-made rhetoric – what you are seeing now, is a series of tactical admissions, as the media and politicians work to contain the discussion, says Eugyppius.
Following the revelations from the Project Veritas sting we have seen the long arm of censorship at its strongest. But the honest voice of Kevin Bass, acknowledging he was wrong to follow 'the Science', brings hope.
When the entire political leadership decided that the best way to respond to SARS-2 would be to commit massive human rights violations, naturally, the Ethics Council supported them wherever possible.
Although his "blood still boils" at the thought of lockdowns, Donald Boudreaux says that to go down the road of holding lockdown zealots personally liable for their policies takes us to a dangerous place.
Today's Autumn Statement of tax hikes, giving the UK the highest tax burden in 70 years, is a direct consequence of the disastrous decisions taken during the pandemic to borrow and spend so much on lockdowns.
We must never forget what our politicians and public health 'experts' inflicted upon us, writes Dr Gary Sidley. If the guilty are not named and shamed, the same totalitarian impositions will be repeated again and again.
Boris, Hancock, Whitty and the rest who drove the lockdowns will never admit they were wrong as it would be psychologically devastating for them. But in time the world will silently resolve the measures were mistaken.
