News Round-Up

• “Why you really don’t need to panic about Covid’s resurgence” – The Mail does its bit to dampen panic, reporting that experts have said hospitalisations will be “nowhere near” as bad as last winter, when rates fizzled out naturally across the U.K. without collapsing the NHS or society.
• “Swedish paleontologist who proved that Neanderthals are ‘still alive’ wins Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine – as Covid vaccine breakthroughs are shunned again” – The prize committee snubs the vaccines again, reports the Mail.
• “Experimental Oxford Ebola jab could be trialled in Uganda outbreak” – One of three potential vaccine candidates has been developed by the team behind the Oxford-AstraZeneca Covid jab using the same genetic technology, the Telegraph reports.
• “Proof that the CDC is deliberately ignoring the safety signals from the Covid vax” – Steve Kirsch says he told the CDC that the formula it uses to trigger safety signals was seriously flawed in August 2021 and officials ignored him, but even using its own flawed formula, ‘death’ should have triggered a signal.
• “The FDA Misled the Public About Ivermectin and Should Be Accountable in Court” – Joel Smalley reports that the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons (AAPS) is suing the FDA over its failures in relation to repurposed medicines for COVID-19.
• “121 Breastfed Infants Had ‘Issues’ After Maternal Vaccination in Just One Study” – Igor Chudov is not impressed that the researchers, who are funded by Pfizer and Moderna, did not look into the matter further.
• “Woman charged after Captain Sir Tom Moore memorial allegedly defaced” – Eco-zealot Madeleine Budd, 21, who was filmed pouring human excrement over a memorial dedicated to Captain Sir Tom Moore, has been charged with criminal damage, reports the Mail.
• “Drivers face more fuel pain as OPEC plans oil rationing to keep prices high” – The price rises threaten to feed through to higher costs at petrol forecourts, reports the Telegraph.
• “Nordstream” – LawDog offers an argument for accident rather than sabotage.
• “Trigger warnings come to Oxford University’s freshers’ fair” – The students’ union is to place warnings on stalls which students could find “distressing” as well as setting up a “wellbeing zone”, according to the Telegraph.
• “If it surrenders the Rosetta Stone, the British Museum might as well shut” – Denuding the West’s great museums of their globally significant artefacts will make all of us culturally poorer and less cosmopolitan, writes David Abulafia in the Telegraph.
• “University discrimination against private school pupils ‘as abhorrent as racism’” – A former special adviser to Michelle Donelan said class or background should not be used as a basis for awarding places to students, the Telegraph reports.
• “The U.K. is institutionally racist” – Mario Laghos in the Critic reads the charge sheet of anti-white racism against the U.K.
• “The dangers of a woke NHS” – Joanna Williams in Spiked says the health service has no business indoctrinating its staff in critical race theory.
• “The Left/Right Divide is Obsolete” – Haley Kynefin writes for Brownstone that the pandemic has redrawn the ideological lines.
• “Kanye West shocks in ‘White Lives Matter’ T-shirt during surprise Yeezy fashion show and is joined by Candace Owens who recently called his ex Kim Kardashian a ‘prostitute’” – Kanye West made a statement at his surprise Yeezy fashion show on Monday, wearing a black sweatshirt with the slogan “White Lives Matter” written across it, reports the Mail.
• “Norwich council sparks furious backlash from women’s rights group over ‘trans inclusion’ vote and tweet saying ‘transphobic extremists’ are ‘not welcome’” – Norwich City Council was met with furious backlash from women’s rights activists after declaring “transphobic extremists” are “not welcome” in the city, the Mail reports.
• “The American Medical Association is asking Big Tech and the Department of Justice to censor, deplatform, investigate, and prosecute journalists who question the orthodoxy of radical gender surgeries for minors, arguing that public criticism is ‘disinformation’” – Christopher F. Rufo tweets the latest woke political activism from the medical establishment.

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