In 2020 the British National Health Service commissioned a report on pediatric gender care. The job of sifting the evidence was given to Dr Hilary Cass. After four years, her final report is set to be released Wednesday. The gist appears to be that the case for hormones and other gender-affirming care is very weak. […]
Some things are sacred. Christmas. Easter. The Final Four. And, of course, Scrabble. Gen Z–or, more correctly, the adults who taught them that everybody deserves a medal for participation–has turned their back on all of them. Actually, I don’t know about the Final Four. But this lot even watches soccer. My grandma gave her kids, […]
JUST how gullible are the decision-makers in the justice system? If they make a major error, are they ever held to account? Are the tribunals incredibly naïve, misinformed or just negligent? Recently a number of decisions have been so obviously wrong and have led to such catastrophic results that one wonders if this is a general […]
In Part 1 yesterday I examined Dominic Cummings’s project for government reform and his operational plan for improving government decision-making in uncertain situations. Today I will look at how his operational plan worked in early 2020, resulting in his Red Team advisers persuading him to support lockdown. THE first death attributed to coronavirus in the […]
FOLLOWING the Israeli Defence Force’s (IDF) unintentional strike on a humanitarian aid vehicle which killed seven World Central Kitchen (WCK) employees in Gaza, two senior officers have been dismissed, while a third will be reprimanded. The initial report into the incident stated that it ‘should not have occurred. Those who approved the strike were convinced they […]
WE are living in an increasingly controlled and surveilled world. The WEF (World Economic Forum) and UN (United Nations) Agenda 2030 are designed to affect detrimentally all aspects of our everyday lives – our future is being planned without our consent. Top-down globalist-implemented infrastructures and policies are using technologies from military warfare to take control of humanity. […]
IN previous columns here and here I wrote about Homage to PG Wodehouse, a 1973 tribute compiled by Thelma Cazalet-Keir, sister-in-law of Wodehouse’s beloved stepdaughter Leonora. Here are some more selections. The writer and actor Basil Boothroyd (1910-1988) knew a fair bit about comic literature, doing an 18-year stretch as assistant editor of Punch. His contribution is titled The Laughs and begins: ‘Ice […]
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Arizona’s Supreme Court has ruled that an 1864 law outlawing abortion is still enforceable. That could mean all abortion clinics in the state will be forced to shut down, though there is currently a hold on enforcing the law which means there will likely be lawsuits filed before anything else happens. Arizona’s highest court on […]
Rep. Beth Van Duyne, who represents the Irving, Texas area of North Texas, is running an ad in the New York Post. The full-page ad encourages New York City police to come to North Texas. The headline reads, “Ladies and Gentlemen of Law Enforcement It’s Time to Escape New York and Move To Texas!.” There […]
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