Articles By David Thunder

In England, one politically incorrect tweet can have the police knocking on your door

David Thunder

November 25, 2024

Legacy media need to take a long, hard look into the mirror

David Thunder

November 05, 2024

Ireland’s new hatred law is puzzling and ambiguous

David Thunder

October 28, 2024

New hate speech laws scrapped in Ireland

David Thunder

September 26, 2024

Blaming recent unrest in Britain on the ‘Far Right’ is only half the story

David Thunder

August 09, 2024

Is the fear of having children bringing the West to the brink of extinction?

David Thunder

July 09, 2024

The idea of a 'far right surge' in European elections is a myth

David Thunder

June 21, 2024

The appeal of anti-establishment politics is a symptom of a broken political system

David Thunder

May 01, 2024

Under Scotland's Hate Crime and Public Order Act, citizens may be prosecuted for speech in the privacy of their own home

David Thunder

April 10, 2024

There's a chasm between Ireland’s woke political class and voters

David Thunder

March 26, 2024

Why attempting to purge the web of 'misinformation' and 'disinformation' is a fool's errand

David Thunder

February 27, 2024

A quick guide to slavespeak: 11 terms ‘progressives’ have turned on their head

David Thunder

January 19, 2024

Europe's new digital identity wallet: guarantor of digital security or backdoor to tyranny?

David Thunder

November 16, 2023

Ireland's hate offences bill represents an unprecedented assault on free speech and rule of law

David Thunder

May 09, 2023

Technocracy à la Macron threatens Western democracy

David Thunder

April 17, 2023

Ten topics you rarely hear discussed openly and rationally on mainstream media

David Thunder

January 23, 2023

Political and scientific censorship short-circuits the quest for truth

David Thunder

December 14, 2022

Is wokeism a religion for the Left?

David Thunder

December 03, 2022

Will Elon Musk 'free the bird'? I certainly hope so

David Thunder

November 03, 2022

If these facts don’t shake your faith in Big Pharma, I don’t know what will

David Thunder

October 29, 2022

Our freedoms are safeguarded by the sacrifices of a few

David Thunder

October 06, 2022

Italy: a great example of why I take mainstream media coverage of populism with a grain of salt

David Thunder

October 04, 2022

Former Chancellor offers insider's take on UK's ill-considered pandemic policies

David Thunder

September 13, 2022

On the nature of a free and open society, and why it's worth fighting for

David Thunder

August 23, 2022

LinkedIn's 'misinformation' policies are an attack on science

David Thunder

July 27, 2022

Twitter admits it wrongly suspended the account of a high-profile critic of Covid vaccines

David Thunder

July 19, 2022

Every self-respecting western nation should launch a public Covid inquiry

David Thunder

June 28, 2022

Here's why a WHO-led pandemic treaty is a terrible idea

David Thunder

June 17, 2022

Scientism is a soothing but mind-numbing narcotic

David Thunder

May 18, 2022

What is at stake in Roe vs. Wade goes far beyond a squabble between left and right

David Thunder

May 10, 2022

Will reverence for rules, however stupid, be the lasting legacy of Covid?

David Thunder

May 04, 2022

Elon Musk’s acquisition of Twitter may be a victory for free speech, but it’s no panacea

David Thunder

April 27, 2022

Shanghai’s Orwellian nightmare is a reminder of the inhumanity of absolutist approaches to disease control

David Thunder

April 19, 2022

Averting tyranny and protecting our civil liberties

David Thunder

April 01, 2022

We must practice the art of living, here and now, however broken the world may be

David Thunder

March 09, 2022

Congratulations, Mr Trudeau. You've awakened a sleeping giant

David Thunder

March 01, 2022

How the concept of 'misinformation' has been weaponised to silence dissenting voices

David Thunder

February 23, 2022

Well played, Djokovic!

David Thunder

February 17, 2022

We live in a culture of decadent mercy

David Thunder

January 26, 2022

Can a free and open society allow vaccine passes?

David Thunder

August 17, 2021

Are lockdowns one of the most catastrophic policy errors of the century?

David Thunder

February 24, 2021

Has America become a 'house divided'?

David Thunder

January 15, 2021

Neighbourhoods: a forgotten school of family and social flourishing

David Thunder

November 27, 2020

Democracy isn't all it's cracked up to be

David Thunder

November 19, 2018

Progressives need to hear out dissenting voices

David Thunder

October 29, 2018

Citizenship: contributing to the common good in a time of ethical pluralism

David Thunder

July 12, 2017