An argument against the UK's proposed university free speech requirement shows real problems, but it also shows that the author (Renton) advocates a lot of censorship.

I disagree politically with Yiannopoulos, and when Renton criticizes things Yiannopoulos said, I agree with the criticism. However, censoring such statements is another matter. In arguing for that, Renton shows little support for freedom of speech.

Naturally, right-wing politicians in power will try to crush dissent. The solutions they propose will tend to be unfair. But that doesn't mean there is no problem.

The UK government is covering up the results of an investigation into police corruption from 34 years ago, corruption which resulted in the murder of a private detective who was investigating it.

This demonstrates that the corruption is not just a thing of the past.

*World expert in scientific misconduct faces legal action for challenging integrity of hydroxychloroquine study.*

It is remarkable that Dr Raoult would escalate this far to silence a scientific criticism, and also that he has the resources to do so. I wonder where those resources come from.

The former dishonest journalist, Bogus Johnson, must not be allowed to reform the BBC after his own heart.

(satire) *"And You Lived In Afghanistan For How Long?" Asks Suspicious Agent Questioning Returning Soldier At Customs.*