Compelling evidence in a rejected academic paper by Matt Ridley and Prof Anton van der Merwe points to a lab accident at the Wuhan Institute of Virology as the likely spark of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Hallett Inquiry is a costly and dangerously compromised whitewash built on suppressed science and false assumptions – shut it down now, say Drs Andrew Bamji and Angus Dalgleish.
If the vaccines were so effective, why do governments have so much difficulty producing the evidence? wonders Rebekah Barnett. If belief requires blind faith, that's not science – that's a cult.
Laurie is joined by Canadian filmmaker Dean Rainey to discuss his new documentary, Why Can’t We Talk About This?, about the plight of a Canadian man who suffered a debilitating vaccine injury.
Five years after the pandemic, people are still being hauled into court over alleged Covid rule breaches, with many feeling punished for honest mistakes in a drawn-out, costly Kafkaesque saga.
The best US Government report yet on the Covid debacle delivers a damning indictment of the pandemic response but still misses the bigger picture of the global power grab at play, says Jeffrey A Tucker.
One of the last Covid thugs of the democratic world – Justin Trudeau and his Liberal Party – are in deep, deep do-do, says James Allan. After two by-election losses, polls put the party in fourth place.
Zuckerberg's confession of censorship under government pressure skips the part where Facebook planned to suppress the Hunter Biden laptop story two months before the New York Post broke it, says Andrew Lowenthal.
Mark Steyn was found in breach of Ofcom regulations for misrepresenting vaccine risks. But the published data show that the risks of the Covid booster jabs were even greater than Steyn implied, says Prof Norman Fenton.
Headlines earlier this year proclaimed that catching Covid may knock up to 6 points off your IQ. A new study punctures this claim: there was no decline in cognitive test scores after Covid infection.
