In all, the World Economic Forum plan is to remove national democratic autonomy and private property in return for safety, security and material necessities.

Another sign of immaturity is that we're not asking key questions about the way we run the country or the NHS.

The rolling Covid mandates and restrictions sidestep the most important question: what is the end-game?

As per usual, no common sense measure can ever go lightly in our political arena without ‘fury’ or ‘sparking a backlash’.

Authority figures have carefully crafted an artificial state of emergency and heightened hysteria to forge numerous ‘rules for thee, but not for me.’

As a 'journalist', Derbyshire should be critical of the Government where criticism is needed, and goodness knows it's needed now.

The government, gripped by this panic, along with the necessity to be perceived as doing something, has not just sold off the family silver, but thrown the savings onto the bonfire.

We are obsessed with political freedom for its own sake, we deify it, praise it, hollowly chant the words that represent it as if we still know what they mean. What is good about freedom? Why do we value it?