Why did so many academics buy into the Covid narrative? Dr Sinéad Murphy believes it was the inevitable consequence of Cartesian scepticism – distrusting the evidence in front of their own eyes.
by Dr. Sinéad Murphy On Monday January 3rd, the Guardian featured an opinion piece by Zoe Williams on the U.K....
by Dr. Sinead Murphy On August 26th, Professor Devi Sridhar, Chair of Global Public Health at University of Edinburgh and...
by Sinéad Murphy In another instalment of the Covid assault on the vulnerable, my little autistic boy has been sent...
by Sinéad Murphy In his AIER article published on June 1st, David McGrogan describes support for Western governments’ Covid measures...
by Sinéad Murphy My little boy with autism is back at school, for three days in the week. His support...
by Sinéad Murphy One year later, and the Coronavirus Act that has enabled much of the UK Government’s lockdown has...
by Sinéad Murphy Over a week ago, the journalist Owen Jones posted a video on his YouTube channel. Its title:...
by Sinéad Murphy PLZ I DONT LIKE THIS – This message was typed by a nine-year-old child, over and over...
by Sinéad Murphy In an article on February 4th, Unherd’s Freddie Sayers reported on his attendance at an international conference...
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