Former British Supreme Court judge Lord Jonathan Sumption has warned that “Europe’s new wave of Covid authoritarianism” has exposed how easily society can be subverted by panic and fear.
Members of the House of Commons were seen laughing as they extended emergency coronavirus powers for the government without an official vote.
Former British Supreme Court Justice Lord Jonathan Sumption has branded lockdowns “thoroughly inhumane”, saying the policy comes at a “cost” of the misery of millions of people.
Former British Supreme Court judge Lord Sumption, who has likened the government’s rule by decree and policing tactics to a “police state”, has warned that officials are turning a health crisis into an educational, social, and economic “disaster”.
Lord Sumption, who served as a Justice of the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom until 2018, has branded lockdowns “useless” and a “profoundly immoral” imposition on the young.
Lord Sumption has condemned “control freaks” of the political, academic, and bureaucratic class “behaving as if our lives belonged to the state”.
British MPs voted by 516 to 38 to turn the United Kingdom into a totalitarian police state.
The UK is in serious danger of replacing democracy with totalitarianism, one of Britain’s most distinguished legal minds has warned.
Boris Johnson’s science advisers have released a scary new graph designed to terrify the British populace into accepting a second lockdown.
We few, we happy few, we band of brothers. That’s how it felt at the anti-lockdown rally in Hyde Park, London, writes James Delingpole.
A retired supreme court judge has sounded a clearest warning over the threat to the freedom by overenthusiastic police over coronavirus.
Lockdown measures imposed by governments to tackle coronavirus may be excessive and based on false assumptions, writes James Delingpole.
