Categories for Free Speech
Kneecap Should Play Glastonbury
Of course Kneecap should play Glastonbury, says Laura Perrins. Yes, they're morons. But morons deserve free speech too. One member may be on trial, but only for a summary offence. As long as we don't have to listen.
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The Cancellation of Professor Norman Fenton: Climate and Covid Dissident
The treatment of one of our leading mathematicians over his evidence-based dissident views on climate and Covid would have Galileo spinning in his grave, says Tilak Doshi.
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Web 3.0: A Decentralised Revolution for Freedom
A technological revolution is underway as blockchain-friendly Web 3.0 decentralises the internet. This is good news for freedom, says Dr Rowena Slope, and will mean scandals like the rape gangs can't be hidden for so long.
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Legoland and Burkha Bans
Oscar Evans thinks Britain is in danger of becoming a giant Legoland, with all the joy in life sucked out by authoritarian rules designed to keep us safe or preserve 'community cohesion'.
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Bluesky Is Dying: But Should We Try and Keep the Woke Twitter Rival Alive For the Good of Wider Public Safety?
We all like to take the piss out of Bluesky, says Steven Tucker. But it serves a valuable function as a containment zone for angry Left-wing scolds and we need to do what we can to stop it collapsing.
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German Pensioner Who Called Green Politician Robert Habeck a Moron Found Guilty of Five Criminal Retweets and Fined €825
Stefan Niehoff, the German pensioner famous for a meme calling Robert Habeck a moron, has been found guilty of five criminal retweets and one criminal reply and fined €825. He promises to appeal.
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The Censorship-Industrial Complex Has Now Become Self-Perpetuating
Short-sighted and thin-skinned Western political elites have fumbled into the creation of an autonomous, self-reinforcing censorship regime that serves no real purpose other than its own propagation, laments Eugyppius.
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As a Civil Servant, I Can Tell You Dissent From DEI Dogma is Not Allowed
In the Civil Service, dissent from DEI dogma is not allowed. Writing for the Daily Sceptic, an ex-civil servant says he was subject to disciplinary action just for protesting against Sadiq Khan before he even got the job.
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Who Will Watch the Healthcare Watchdogs?
Sixteen healthcare practitioners committed suicide after being targeted by a regulatory process in Australia between 2018 and 2021. Too often the regulator is weaponised against dissenters, says Ramesh Thakur.
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Britain’s Most Dangerous Criminals (According to Lord Hermer)
Laurie Wastell identifies 17 people who were prosecuted for stirring up racial hatred with the consent of Lord Hermer after posting things on social media about the Southport murders and subsequent unrest.
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