‘It is saddening to see the British public largely swallow the rage of the media, while failing to consider the agendas these journalists hold themselves.’

Rather than solely an act of selfless appreciation for health care workers, the furious banging of pots and pans is often used to signal one’s own moral superiority in the fight against the virus.

A real conservative, confronted with this information, would not have tolerated the government placing its citizens under perpetual lockdown for a moment longer than necessary.

Industries evolve gradually, building upon one another; we never would have had our steel industry without the famed medieval smiths of Sheffield, and without steel we would not have had a host of other advancements that followed in its wake.

Amid an economic downturn, it is suggested that China’s leadership feels threatened and is tightening restrictions to prevent upheaval in Hong Kong. Much of the legitimacy the communist leaders get derives from material wealth; if there are economic problems, the government is threatened.

Why does this matter? Because cannabis alters perceptions and behaviour, and induces, amongst other things, paranoia; and because it might be that a mind dulled and warped by cannabis finds it easier to plunge a knife into someone repeatedly, or run a lot of people over, or blow a lot of people up.

YouTube has recently censored – by way of deleting – an interview with the impressive Professor Karol Sikora by UnHeard’s Editor, Freddie Sayers.

If anything, “hate speech” rules are designed to be altruistic in appearance, claiming to secure the well-being of the down-trodden and ‘systematically oppressed’. But this is only to roll the Trojan Horse right through the gates of modern universities.