Whilst one welcomes Dr Aseem Malhotra’s initiative in condemning the dispensing of Covid so-called vaccines and urging that the process is immediately suspended (Biznews, September 27), one wonders where he has been since other members of the...
There is a great deal of truth in the quip that this year’s April Fools’ Day was cancelled because it really was not possible to spin a yarn that could supersede some of the current outrageous happenings. One arena that is drawing egregious...
The reason The Mercury editorial of March 28 claims “the vaccine debate is not over yet” is because open debate on the subject is being suppressed by the mainstream media. If the stark realities of the subject were laid bare, a very different...
In view of the abandonment of Covid restrictions and mandatory jabs in the UK, Denmark, Mexico, Peru, Saskatchewan province of Canada and 13 states in the US, it is disappointing to note that the ANC government cravenly continues to apply the...
Dismissing whatever challenges the anointed narrative as “conspiracy theory” may be fun or even cathartic as exemplified by Clyde Bawden’s quip (The Mercury, January 21) ‘Durban’s all Bluff until you get to the Point.’ But although it is probably...
Control of the information narrative is the greatest weapon because of its ability to condition thinking. The views of Messrs Tarr and Gardener on the subject of Covid vaccines (The Mercury, January 19) appear to reflect the conversation of that...
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