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Neil Clark, RT’s go-to guy for Covid denial and conspiracism, and Garry Matthews, who tragically died of Covid, aged 46, alone in his flat in Shrewsbury on 13 January. His

Seems like those who reported this inflammatory story turned what's actually a legitimate criticism of the AZ process - a small trial sample for over-65s - into a ludicrous exaggeration

A few of what I think are the best pieces I wrote in 2020: How the British government - backed by contrarians scribblers and the Stalinoid left - enabled genocide

‘Aggressively shield the vulnerable’ as an alternative to lockdown? Those of us who’ve been shielding the vulnerable throughout this are already doing that. What it really means is isolating the

If the Great Barrington Declaration (such a portentous name for something signed by so many fake names) were listened too we’d likely never see off the virus because allowing it

Anyone quote-tweeting this and crying about censorship is a grifter who isn’t interested in the truth. The article grossly misrepresents the study it is purporting to report. This is why

One of the reasons there aren't more working class writers/commentators imo is the fashionable 'woe is me' feature of liberal identity politics, which is antithetical to a working class sense

"Tempting though it may be to imagine that in the West progressive values have somehow abolished our evolved tendencies to intrasexual and inter-sexual competition for the best mates, evidence suggests

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