News Round-Up

• “NCUP Seminar: Truth about Health – Sound Bites or Media Hype?” – The Daily Sceptic’s Roger Watson has organised a conference in January which Prof. Sunetra Gupta has agreed to address. Sign up by clicking on the link.
• “‘You are not alone’: A message to the Jewish people” – Douglas Murray gives a speech at a Jewish leadership conference in London. Powerful stuff.
• “Four Jewish schools in London close over safety concerns amid Israel war” – Torah Vodaas Primary, Ateres Beis Yaakov Primary, Menorah High School and an unnamed fourth school said they would not reopen until Monday, says the Telegraph.
• “Teacher tells Jewish students to stand in a corner, just as ‘Israel does to the Palestinians’” – Stanford University lecturer victimises Jewish students and the calls them ‘colonisers’ and says Hamas massacre was ‘legitimate’, reports the Telegraph.
• “Hamas is another ISIS – whatever Western idiots say” – Anti-Semites the world over have been emboldened by this crisis, and Jews are once again being blamed for their own massacre, says Ayaan Hirsi Ali in the Mail.
• “A true axis of evil is testing the West. Israel needs more than our sympathy” – Iran, Russia and China share an interest in weakening us. Hamas’s attacks could now murder Middle East peace, according to Charles Moore.
• “BBC rebuked by seven ex-Culture Secretaries for refusal to call Hamas ‘terrorists’” – Former ministers, led by Sajid Javid, urge corporation to ‘urgently reassess’ its descriptor of ‘militant’ in wake of attack, reports the Telegraph.
• “Teacher killed in knife attack at French school ‘after suspect shouted Allahu Akhbar’” – Pupils forced to take shelter after attack at Gambetta high school in Arras, according to the Telegragraph.
• “Israel shouldn’t have had to prove that Hamas slaughtered babies” – No one who has seen the other images that have emerged from Saturday’s attacks should have doubted that Hamas were capable of such a thing, says Louise Perry.
• “Germany made a ‘grave mistake’ by letting in too many migrants, says Henry Kissinger” – Former U.S. Secretary of State says it was “painful to see” people in Berlin celebrating the Hamas attacks on Israel, reports the Telegraph.
• “Elegant modelling of excess deaths” – Jeol Smalley’s latest dispatch on excess deaths.
• “Net Zero Watch calls for a clear out at the Climate Change Committee” – The estimable Net Zero Watch says we need a clear out at the Climate Change Committee, who are still deceiving the public about the costs of Net Zero.
• “Trudeau regime puts Canadian detective on trial for investigating link between infant deaths and mRNA vaccines” – Helen Grus is a true hero, says Christopher Grunet on his Substack. She should be awarded the Order of Canada, instead of being put on trial.
• “Prepare for a fresh wave of Covid, health chiefs say” – Surveillance programmes tasked with monitoring the U.K.’s outbreak suggest the trend is on the rise again, says the Mail.
• “‘Blade Runners’ vow to destroy ULEZ cameras to bring it ’to its knees’” – A man has been caught on camera egging on an ULEZ van in Hillingdon, as ‘Blade Runners’ vow to destroy eight out of ten cameras in four weeks, reports the Mail.
• “Lloyds Bank offers 30,000 staff paid BUPA counselling if triggered By Conservative Party conference trans rhetoric ‘fuelling hate’” – A Human Resources Director at Lloyds Banking Group, Sarah Underhill (pronouns She/Her), wrote an email to 30,000 Lloyds staff offering them counselling if they were triggered by the ‘transphobic’ rhetoric at the Tory Party Conference.
• “After a week of politically motivated obfuscation & denial, prosecutors admit that AfD co-chair Tino Chrupalla was assaulted with an unknown substance at an Ingolstadt rally” – Eugyppius with the latst on the assault against the AfD co-char..
• “Labour wants a ’no-loophole’ conversion therapy law” – The Labour Party has announced its commitment to introducing a comprehensive ‘conversion therapy’ law. The Free Speech Union, having seen off a conversion therapy ban, in this Parliament, will have to head back into the fray.
• “Kevin Bass: I Was Wrong About the Covid Vaccines — and it Ended Up Likely Harming Me” – Kevin Bass shares his story of being diagnosed with pericarditis following vaccination.
• “Tories demand apology over Grant Shapps’s Hamas spat with BBC presenter” – MPs hit out at the ‘angry’ attitude from Mishal Husain and dismissed claims that Ofcom rules stopped the BBC from using the term ‘terrorist’.
• “Nigel Farage to bank with Lloyds after Coutts account closure” – The former UKIP leader has found a bank willing to accept his custom, reports the Telegraph.
• “The political class is in denial about the true crisis now afflicting Britain” – The party conferences changed little because the two sides seemed to be offering too much of the same thing, says David Frost in the Telegraph.
• “Cabinet Secretary said Carrie Johnson was ‘the real person in charge’ during lockdown, texts reveal” – Simon Case made the claim during a WhatsApp conversation between Boris Johnson’s top aides, reports the Telegraph.
• “After taking over Times Square in New York City, pro-Palestine protesters are reportedly marching towards the Israeli consulate” – Colin Rugg posts a video of pro-Hamas protestors in Manhattan last night.

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