News Round-Up

• “Thousands of patients enduring 12-hour A&E waits every day” – The NHS emergency care system is collapsing, warns a top doctor, as hospitals struggle with demand, according to the Telegraph.
• “‘All-knowing’ Tony Fauci’s memory suddenly vanishes when he has to testify” – Dissembling and amnesia characterised Dr. Fauci’s day in court, writes James Bovard in the New York Post.
• “Number of patients seriously ill with Covid in Wales close to lowest-ever level” – At the start of this year, hundreds of patients were actively being treated for Covid in Wales, now it is just nine, reports Wales Online.
• “Huge COVID-19 protests erupt in Xinjiang after deadly fire kills 10” – The region has been the site of one of China’s toughest and longest lockdowns, according to the Telegraph.
• “Sins of Information Warfare” – Dr. Robert Malone gives his take on the viral Died Suddenly film, which has been criticised for errors, misrepresentations and bizarre references to niche conspiracy theories.
• “Missing the point on lockdown” – Yuan Yi Zhu in the Critic says the new book on civil liberties and the pandemic by lawyer Adam Wagner is bogged down by petty proceduralism.
• “Fury at BMJ’s outrageous bid to smear Covid dissenting doctors” – TCW‘s Kathy Gyngell on the recent shocking BMJ article smearing Covid dissenters and calling on Government to outlaw views which contradict government messaging.
• “Plausibility But Not Science Has Dominated Public Discussions of the Covid Pandemic” – Dr. Harvey Risch in Brownstone says that too many instances of plausible scientific claptrap or bad science have occurred during the COVID-19 pandemic in place of rigorous evidence-based analysis.
• “China To Double Coal-Fired Power Plant Capacity… Aims to Avoid European, U.S. Blunders” – China’s leaders see the huge blunders made by countries who chaotically rushed into green energies without any plan whatsoever, says Pierre Gosselin in WUWT.
• ““There’s No Emergency” – Dissident Climatologist Dr. Judith Curry on Climate Change” – In an interview with BizNews featured in WUWT, Dr. Curry makes sense of recent extreme weather events and says that “Earth has survived far bigger insults than what human beings are doing”.
• “Jesus could have been transgender, claims Cambridge dean” – The Telegraph reports that the Dean of Trinity College said such a view was “legitimate” after a row over a sermon by a student that claimed Christ had a “trans body”.
• “NHS quango tells staff to call out ‘transphobic bigotry’ and report people to the police” – Health Education England’s guidance also covers pronouns and bathroom use, the Telegraph reports. Sounds a delightful place to work.
• “What the experts got wrong about migration” – Ed West in the Spectator lays out the issues in his customary level-headed style.
• “Elon Musk confirms he’ll support Ron DeSantis if Florida Governor runs for President in 2024, as he teases ‘ePhone’ in event of woke mob getting Apple and Google’s app stores to ban Twitter” – While backing DeSantis on Friday, Musk also said he would launch a new smartphone if a woke mob convinces Apple and Google to drop Twitter from their app stores, the Mail reports.
• “Will Twitter be Deplatformed by Google and Apple?” – Igor Chudov says the globalist war against your freedom of speech is heating up.
• “Manhattan pharma heiress says her mom had to hire $300-a-day deprogrammer to help her unlearn crazed woke views after she was brainwashed while attending elite Mount Holyoke college” – Annabella Rockwell, 29, graduated from Mount Holyoke in Western Massachusetts in 2015 and said the woke indoctrination drove her to drink and made her briefly become estranged from her mother, but through help she has now come to her senses, according to the Mail.
• “Mermaids chief executive resigns as the transgender charity faces watchdog probe after offering chest-flattening binders to girls as young as 13 against their parents’ wishes” – Susie Green’s departure after six years was announced in a statement on the charity’s website, but no explanation was given about what was behind the move, the Mail reports.

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