News Round-Up

• “The £895bn QE monster is really to blame for the market meltdown” – The underlying causes of this crisis are complex, but the economic cost and harm of lockdown looms large, says Liam Halligan in the Telegraph.
• “Coronavirus Act report: September 2022” – Government report confirms that all of the temporary, non-devolved provisions in the emergency legislation have now either expired or been repealed, making this the 15th and final report.
• “Germany Spends 2.5 Billion Euros on 100 Million Bivalent Boosters Only To Discover That Nobody Wants Them” – Eugyppius remarks that it is a strange fate for such safe and effective products.
• “The 70 Seconds that Shook the World” – Jeffrey Tucker in Brownstone analyses the White House press conference on March 16th 2020 when the lockdowners finally got their way.
• “New paper confirms the Covid vaccines kill brain cells and heart cells leading to death” – Steve Kirsch draws attention to the autopsy case report which found the vaccine had led to immune attack on the heart and brain. He also relays anecdotal evidence that troponin levels (which indicate heart damage and risk of heart attack) are elevated in many patients but these data are not being published.
• “Covid Mea Culpas” – Paul Collits writes about those erstwhile supporters of the interventions who are belatedly coming round to the idea that the hysterical pandemic response wasn’t the best.
• “The Frank Report XXXVIII” – Frank Haviland in the New Conservative with his weekly report.
• “Having looked into this group, I think there’s something more worrying happening here” – Echetus with a Twitter thread looking at the close links between the assorted disruptive eco-lunatic groups that have recently sprung up.
• “You have a right to offend others, says Brandon Lewis as he promises free speech laws” – Justice Secretary warns that current legislation should not be used as cover for ‘cancel culture’, the Telegraph reports.
• “Violence against history ” – Robert Lyman in the Critic writes that Caroline Elkins’ fêted book Legacy of Violence is aggressively one-sided, adding “she isn’t an historian, something her book demonstrates categorically”.
• “Woke Amherst College introduces dystopian anonymous survey that will force all students to wear masks in class if single person requests them” – Amherst College in Massachusetts has introduced a new masking policy under which each student would be provided an anonymous survey to express their views about masking, the Mail reports.
• “British Airways reviews uniforms after Virgin lets male pilots wear skirts” – The U.K. flag carrier is reviewing whether it should change its policy after Virgin Atlantic dropped “gendered uniform options”, according to the Telegraph.
• “If you challenge the prevailing orthodoxy then you’ll likely find yourself silenced, de-platformed, demonetised and cancelled” – Watch Toby discuss with Calvin Robinson on GB News social media censorship following Russell Brand’s YouTube channel being censored for allegedly “spreading Covid misinformation”.

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