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7/1/21

A piece by David McGrogan on January 3rd implies surprise at the alacrity with which the British public has acquiesced...

5/1/21

by Dr David McGrogan Of all the tragic, unnecessary and shameful consequences of the 2020 lockdowns, school closures may be...

4/1/21

by Jake Woodhouse On February 4th 2004 the technological equivalent of a Trojan Horse was quietly rolled onto the internet....

3/1/21

by Guy de la Bédoyère David McGrogan’s judgement about the the failed strategy of lockdown sceptics and the failure to address emotion...

3/1/21

by Dr David McGrogan It must surely now be evident to all of us ‘sceptics’ that we have failed. Despite...

30/12/20

by Dr Sinead Murphy It’s that time of year when we name the best and worst. Competition is stiff, on...

26/12/20

by Joe Baron Annus horribilis just doesn’t cut it. A year in which we’ve seen the advent of a global...

22/12/20

by Neville Hodgkinson An awesome, sinister sense of déjà vu grows by the day. Suddenly, a second variant of the...

20/12/20

The Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come 10 Downing StreetLondon SW1A 2AA 24 December 2022 I am writing to you...

17/12/20

“What did you do during the Great Reset, Grandad?” she squealed excitedly, the words tripping off her tongue in fluent...