Update: This is also the first time I had realised that Steyn was back at work, after nearly dying of a couple of heart attacks not so long ago.
I had missed that in February he quit his job at GB News, in a very petulant manner:
In his video today, Steyn claimed that GB News had sent him a new contract while he recovered from his illness. “I was all set to return to GB News,” said Steyn, “but the habitual liar who runs the joint decided that we needed a defibrillator in the studio for me to be able to go back.”
Steyn had more trouble than sourcing a defibrillator though. “He [Frangopoulos] has chosen to change the terms by which we do the show… There’s this new clause, ‘editorial responsibility’.”
The new clause would make Steyn personally liable for any Ofcom fines given out due to the show’s output. As Steyn ranted about the contract, he described Frangopoulos as a “homocidal maniac intent on bringing about a third fatal heart attack”.
This isn't the first time that he has fought with an employer. I get the distinct feeling he does not play well with others.
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Ironically a major problem with SSRis is that they cause impotence. The nuts element over there is endemic. They are so desperate to find new treatments they are using ketamine. I know how that drug works and long term use could have serious implications. It blocks a key receptor involved in synaptic consolidation. They are also promoting the use psychedelics. The early trials are very promising. The problem is that the drugs never address the root cause of the problem. Which is society.
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