The Times is at it again with its strange fixation on Jordan Peterson. It has published over twenty-seven articles on the man, from an utterly shameful characterisation of the well-documented fact that people with autoimmune diseases are affected by food and thus often eat unusual diets as an outlandish tale, to the most recent case of its radio discussion on Petersons talk at the O2 last month. What is so striking about its conversation was just how clear its disregard for the public was.

As todays cancel culture mightily attempts to push God out of the public sphere, Tammy and Dr. Jordan Peterson are weighing in on religions place in our increasingly secular world

Matt Rife is in the dog house with his mostly female fanbase, so, to save his career, hes asking for help from a figure who earned massive online success without a single woman fan Jordan Peterson. Just weeks ago,Rife commanded one of the largest and most fervent following of women in the online comedy community.