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Category Archives: International
Science versus emotion
Seven Peer-Reviewed Studies That Agree: Lockdowns Do Not Suppress the Coronavirus. The idea that locking down and keeping people apart will stop a virus spreading may be seductively intuitive. But intuitive ideas can be wrong. The job of science is … Continue reading
Posted in COVID-19, International
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Speaking of horses…
This encapsulates perfectly how the coronavirus panic has totally re-ordered the status of Western governments vis-a-vis citizens: Trampling citizens with a stampede of horses to protect them from a virus most of them have likely already had or won't even … Continue reading
Posted in International
10 Comments
Activity
5.2 million people die from inactivity each year: what’s the solution?
Posted in Innovation, International
29 Comments
The triumph of reason
They won: Sweden saw lower 2020 death spike than much of Europe – data.
Posted in COVID-19, International
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And if you have a moment, Prime Minister, could you also have a look at this
Philippines all at sea over arrival of 220 Chinese ships at disputed reef. Some detail from the story. The presence of more than 200 suspected Chinese militia vessels at a disputed reef off the Philippines could be a prelude to … Continue reading
Posted in International
31 Comments
Good Hands
Germany, Italy, France, Spain suspend AstraZeneca vaccine rollout amid blood clot concerns. Environment Minister Sussan Ley, who was health minister for almost two years, said Australia was “in good hands”. AstraZeneca has backing of Australian politicians, health advisors despite blood … Continue reading
Posted in COVID-19, International
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Milo vs. The Pope
HE declares he has left the “homosexual lifestyle” and is now fighting the good fight to be a worthy Christian. That’s the background. The foreground is a firecracker of an interview with John-Henry Westen on Pope Francis and his governance … Continue reading
Posted in Culture Wars, International
25 Comments
Avoiding it like the plague
Worldwide: The Biggest COVID-19 Vaccine Skeptics? Frontline Health Care Workers.
Posted in COVID-19, International, Politics
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Alleged killer is a white Brit – feminists breathe sigh of relief
There is no tragedy or horror too heartbreaking for the contemporary left to exploit: Police officer charged with kidnap and murder after body found in London woodland is confirmed as Sarah Everard. Baffled how there were no calls for curfews … Continue reading
Posted in International, Politics of the Left
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Chill, Emmanuel
Rarely is a builder’s choice this solemn: France selects first oaks to rebuild Notre Dame. I don’t hold Emmanuel Macron to his ambitious five-year plan for rebuilding the great church, nor do I hold it against him. He was … Continue reading
Posted in International, Western Civilsation
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