News Round-Up

• “From the Belly of the Beast…” – Covid vaccine sceptic Madhava Setty attended the 23rd World Vaccine Congress in Washington D.C. and found something akin to a religious convention where speakers seemed as unaware of unfavourable data as they were unwilling to hear about it.
• “Deaths rise as junior doctors go on strike” – Walkouts are said to be among the reasons that excess fatalities have tripled, according to official figures, the Telegraph reports.
• “Bankers refusing to return to the office will be punished, warns JP Morgan” – JP Morgan has warned its investment bankers that they will be punished for failing to work in the office as it ordered its senior staff back to their desks five days a week, the Telegraph reports.
• “What junior doctors really earn” – More than they claim, says Kate Andrews in the Spectator.
• “What the Bud Light Fiasco Reveals about the Ruling Class” – In Brownstone, Jeffrey A. Tucker connects the Bud Light wokery with the elite attachment to lockdowns.
• “My son is autistic – I can’t forgive what lockdown did to him” – Writing in the Telegraph, James Horrax says that as the father of a boy with complex needs, he has seen the long and lasting shadow cast by the Government’s Covid restrictions.
• “‘Disinformation’ network blacklisting conservative news hides tax forms over ‘harassment’” – Two U.S. nonprofit groups tied to the Global Disinformation Index, a British entity blacklisting conservative media outlets, are refusing to disclose key details about their operations, citing an obscure federal exemption law on ‘harassment’, according to a Washington Examiner investigation.
• “BBC presenter’s widower suing AstraZeneca still had jab after she died” – Lisa Shaw died of the Covid jab, but her husband still went ahead with his next two doses, the Mail reports. Seriously.
• “Heat pumps epitomise the economic folly of Net Zero” – The true benefits of Net Zero appear trivial when compared with the massive scale of expenditures required – something seen clearly with heat pumps, writes Professor Gordon Hughes in the Telegraph.
• “Trans population may have been ‘significantly overestimated’ in 2021 census – raising fears focus on transgender issues is being ‘exaggerated’” – Carl Heneghan said the ONS findings could be “biased” because it does not do fieldwork to test their validity, according to the Mail.
• “British Schools Capitulate to Gender Ideology ” – It’s time for a return to sanity: adults who protect children from the most foolish of notions, and teachers who educate rather than indoctrinate their students, writes Frank Haviland in the European Conservative.
• “In defence of Picasso” – Douglas Murray in the Spectator on the depressing recasting of the painting genius as ‘problematic’.
• “Rishi Sunak says no women have a penis and pledges to protect single-sex spaces” – In interview with the ConservativeHome website, the Prime Minister says that biological sex is “vitally important”, according to the Telegraph.
• “You think Naked Education is bad? Fury as Dutch TV show films adults stripping off in front of children as young as 10 – and episode dedicated to trans bodies” – The Mail finds a Dutch TV show even worse than Channel 4’s latest pervy offering.
• “‘No one at a senior level’ was aware Bud Light had made the ‘mistake’ of partnering with trans influencer Dylan Mulvaney – as parent company Anheuser-Busch loses $6BN in six days” – Sources claim the company’s senior executives were unaware of the campaign, according to the Mail.
• “Male GP who wanted to donate blood is turned away by Scottish NHS after he refused to say if he was pregnant as he hits out at question designed to ‘placate the gender-brigade’” – Dr. Steffen McAndrew, 41, booked an appointment at a blood donation centre in Ayr on Tuesday evening, but was told by a nurse he could not continue unless he confirmed he was not carrying a child, the Mail reports.
• “Shouldn’t they be investigating actual crimes like burglary and violent assault?” – Watch Toby on GB News criticise Essex Police for sending five police officers, who seem to have nothing better to do, to raid a pub for displaying ‘offensive’ dolls behind the bar.

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