Canada’s truckers won’t truck it anymore
Dissent is a defining attribute of democracy, not a threat to it
To my critics I say, J’Avoue...!
J’Avoue…! Not to compare myself to Emile Zola or the impact of my writings to his famous open letter J’Accuse…! in 1898 on…
Hawke-eye rules freedom ‘out’
Djokovic’s expulsion was unscientific and an abuse of state power
Israel confounds the promise of vaccines as the way out of Covid
Israel was meant to have been the showpiece of vaccination success in escaping from the threat of coronavirus. Instead, it…
Project fear
The Fourth Estate has gone missing in action on Covid
GOAT becomes scapegoat
From zero-Covid to zero-Djokovic
Graphs that give lie to the narrative
Numbers may not lie, but graphs can give the lie to the lockdown and vaccination narratives that have held the…
Rules are rules
The slogan of anti-democratic autocrats
Covid notes
The worldwide spread of Omicron Indulge me for a moment and imagine the following scenario. A new Covid-19 variant originates…
Feel-gooders take a knee, do-gooders take action
Making a statement versus making a difference
Herding sheeple onto the vaccine treadmill
When it comes to Covid, the numbers never seem to add up
Four vaccine vexes
1 Vaccines are 95 per cent efficacious. Yeah, right. And double positives never make a negative. Figure 1 gives the…
The unresolved debate on Covid vaccines
In an article last month, I noted the puzzling UK official data that confirmed the efficacy of vaccines in reducing hospitalisations and deaths but with infections for 40-49 year…
At the fork in the road, the High Court took the low road
The Ridd decision is comic farce
Questioning Covid
We need answers
Are you sure about that vaccine?
Figures don’t lie, my critics insist. Very well, let’s look at some figures. I make three arguments here. First, vaccines are…
Covid ‘science’, lockdowns and flat-earthers
The ‘experts’ have destroyed their own credibility
The empty moral posturing of attacks on vaccine hesitants
Covid has turned our civilised principles upside down
Why can’t Canberra be more like Florida?
On Monday 4 October, after 245 days, Melbourne claimed the decidedly unwelcome record of the longest locked-down city in the world. On…
Ten surreal days in September
Scott Morrison is completely out of touch with his own country
Voldermectin
The drug that must not be named
Coronavirus has become endemic, making Australia’s policy settings obsolete
A major study from the National Bureau of Economic Research in June, based on all-causes mortality data from 44 countries and all US…
White privilege as the face of modern Labor
Tu Le should have been picked, not KK
The global media calls out Australia’s repressive Covid order
For students of democracy and foreign policy, Australia has been experiencing interesting times in the last two years. All countries devote enormous effort and considerable resources to…
Deer in the headlights, frogs in boiling water
Covid is stripping us of our freedoms. Who will stop it?
