John Coggon University of Bristol John Coggon is Professor of Law in the Centre for Health, Law, and Society, in the University of Bristol Law School. His research focuses in particular on public health ethics and law, and mental capacity law. He is programme director of the LLM in Health,
New Conservative Party Co-Leaders Helen Houghton Ted Johnston The United Kingdom has announced that mandatory vaccine passes will be scrapped, as will the mandatory wearing of masks. Sweden has announced that negative Covid tests will no longer be required to enter the country. What will it take for New
Information Opinion Since I posted images taken from the Police Intranet regarding pushback against mandates, we have received a lot of correspondence. The information below that has been gleaned from numerous emails is very enlightening and shows how serious the position is for the Police Commissioner Andrew ‘Cuddles’ Coster. As
Jenin Younes brownstone.org Jenin Younes is litigation counsel at New Civil Liberties Alliance For two years, the political class’s ineptitude has been on full display. School shutdowns, business closures, and endless mask mandates have all proven relatively ineffective at stemming the spread of COVID-19 (never mind reducing
For most of us, the pandemic has been an utter disaster. But for some, it’s been two years of non-stop win. Oddly enough, the big winners from the pandemic — or more correctly, the response to it — are those with exactly the means and motivation to keep it going
CJ Hopkins cjhopkins.substack.com This isn’t going to be pretty, folks. The downfall of a death cult rarely is. There is going to be wailing and gnashing of teeth, incoherent fanatical jabbering, mass deleting of embarrassing tweets. There’s going to be a veritable tsunami of desperate rationalizing,
I recently wrote that “all Belts and Roads of sneaky Chinese money in the US lead back to Fauci”. I was more right than I knew. I was referring, in that instance, to the case of yet another US scientist caught on the take from China. A scientist whose research
Alberto Giubilini Julian Savulescu mercatornet.com Alberto Giubilini is a Senior Research Fellow at the Oxford Uehiro Centre for Practical Ethics and Wellcome Centre for Ethics and Humanities, University of Oxford. Professor Julian Savulescu holds the Uehiro Chair in Practical Ethics at the University of Oxford. He is Director of
One of the biggest lies of the Covid pandemic is that the politicians and bureaucrats were “keeping us safe”. In fact, often the worst outcomes of the pandemic can be traced directly back to the venal incompetence of the Covidians. In Australia, for instance, the Andrews government’s criminally botched
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Stacey Rudin brownstone.org Stacey Rudin is an attorney and writer in New Jersey, USA Defending Australian Open Champion Novak Djokovic was deported from Australia, the day before commencement of 2022 tournament play. He entered the country on a visa including a medical exemption based on recent Covid infection. Due
Parents and children waiting in line at the North Shore stadium drive-through vaccination centre on the first day of vaccination for 5-11-year-olds were told five children had collapsed. Staff at the centre were alleged to have asked parents to ferry them to nearby North Shore Hospital
Simon Black sovereignman.com Simon Black, as James Hickman is more commonly known, is the Founder of Sovereign Man. He is an international investor, entrepreneur, and a free man. His daily e-letter, Notes from the Field, draws on his life, business and travel experiences to help readers gain more
When Scott Morrison addressed the media after Novak Djokovic’s deportation from Australia, here is what he said: “I welcome the decision to keep our borders strong and keep Australians safe,” Mr Morrison’s statement read. Was Djokovic really a danger to the ‘safety’ of Australians? Really? Here is the
Melissa O’Hagan It probably doesn’t matter what Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern does from here on in. Her legacy, in many minds, is already in place. The division of a nation. We are witnessing a disunion of our fellow citizens in a way we’ve never seen before: well
