Dr. Vernon Coleman first became aware of the censoring of citizens by the British state in the 1970s and 1980s. In the 1980s, he wrote a good deal about the AIDS hoax, […]
A story of censorship – starting in the 1970s
UK’s open border policy is not normal; nor is it acceptable
It is not normal to allow your country to be invaded by military-aged men from foreign countries with misogynistic cultures, Laura Perrins writes. The Deviance of Open Borders By Laura Perrins, 28 […]
Bring Back Coal (All is Forgiven)
The Industrial Revolution was driven by fossil fuels, particularly coal. And it is because of the Industrial Revolution that we enjoy all the luxuries we have at our disposal today. It was […]
Labour government avoids increasing taxes by increasing taxes
The UK Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, delivered her budget to the House of Commons today. The budget avoids increasing income tax but increases a variety of taxes and reduces tax allowances instead. Increased […]
Right to criticise Islam is protected under the Equality Act, UK judge rules
Earlier this month, an employment tribunal judge ruled that “Islam-critical” beliefs are protected in the UK under the Equality Act. The case centres on Twitter posts made by Patrick Lee. The case […]
UK Covid Inquiry chose to learn nothing because learning anything would have exposed too much
The UK Covid-19 Inquiry has released its report, concluding that the government’s pandemic response was flawed due to one thing – timing. The Inquiry has learned nothing. They learned nothing because they […]
Ofcom seeks to expand its censorship role
In June, Ofcom outlined its proposals to expand its censorship role in a consultation document. The consultation came and went with little media coverage. The document proposes the use of “proactive technologies” […]