In the latest Weekly Sceptic podcast, the talking points are the climate 'reparations' shakedown of the West, woke advertisers vs free speech on Twitter and the hounding of Christians by the Church of England.
Elon Musk has accused activist groups of “trying to destroy free speech in America” by pressuring advertisers to boycott Twitter, saying Twitter has suffered a “massive” drop in advertising revenues after the campaign.
The Doom Goblin has come of age, and with maturity (don't scoff) has come a widening of her political vision. No longer is she merely the teenager who "sees CO2", but she wants to overthrow the "whole capitalist system".
PayPal removed the line about "misinformation" in its acceptable use policy but it's still there in its "restricted activities" section and it still threatens $2,500 fines for ill-defined "hate" and "intolerance".
GB News continues to suffer under an advertising boycott spearheaded by woke activist organisation Stop Funding Hate, as big corporations go along with the bigoted campaign that plays to the prejudices of their staff.
U.S. TV host Trevor Noah has been blasted for inventing a large-scale 'racist backlash' against Rishi Sunak, who became Britain's first non-white Prime Minister this week.
In the latest Weekly Sceptic podcast, the talking points are the double standards of woke willy-waving, Eddie Izzard gatecrashing all-women shortlists and our new pint-size PM.
Winston Marshall has said that quitting Mumford & Sons to be free to speak his mind on opposing Far Left violence was more important than keeping his career by kowtowing to the wokerati as it meant he "kept his soul".
Dr Roger Watson is concerned that a new move by academic publishing standards committee COPE is intended to weaponise publication ethics to ban dissenting academics from publishing their research.
Read the second instalment of Dr. James Alexander's short satirical glossary, lexicon, or devil’s dictionary, explanatory of some recently familiar words.
