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Jared Kushner and the Mystery of the First US Lockdown

Jeffrey A. Tucker / August 23, 2022 / History / 8 minute read

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The world was wrecked by a literal snake salesman, the Google-funded inventor of DoorDash for medicine, a big pharma executive, some bureaucrat who lived off AIDS largess, an octogenarian media star who had been in government for 40 years, plus the son-in-law of an easily bamboozled name-brand purveyor who imagined from his years as a CEO that he could just shut down a country and turn it back on! They constitute a plethora of elites who scammed their way to the top and deployed their new-found power in grossly immoral ways that wrecked this country and many others.

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The Straw that Broke the Blue Bird’s Back

Jessica Hockett / August 23, 2022 / Media, Policy, Society / 4 minute read

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I understand Twitter is a private company, ergo, my First Amendment rights don’t apply. But with evidence of the Biden Administration pressuring Twitter, I have to wonder whether the same strategy was applied to me.

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Australia’s Lockdown and Vaccine Narrative Has Fallen Apart

Ramesh Thakur / August 23, 2022 / Policy, Public Health, Society / 7 minute read

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Countries that avoided mass infection through strict isolation measures built up an immunity debt that left their populations more vulnerable once they reopened to globally circulating pathogens.

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How I Was Cancelled and Dismissed

Alon Beer / August 23, 2022 / Law, Media, Society / 8 minute read

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This fight is not only over my good name and for my future. Those who make such poor choices will be forced to fight me and many other citizens for the future of Israel as a democratic, liberal state that preserves human dignity, bodily autonomy, liberty and privacy.

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The Persistence of Covid Cruelty on Campus

Thomas Harrington / August 23, 2022 / Education / 9 minute read

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Human beings hate to be proven wrong. And credentialed humans even more so than the rest. Consequently, they will go to mind-bending extremes to sustain that their clearly equivocal actions were, in fact, heartily justified. Moreover, misery truly does love company.

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Downfall: Anthony Fauci Resigns

Michael Senger / August 22, 2022 / 4 minute read

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After more than five decades in the federal government, Anthony Fauci, Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) since 1984, has announced his resignation as of December to pursue “the next chapter” of his career.

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Lockdown Architect Anthony Fauci Quits to Write a Book

Brownstone Institute / August 22, 2022 / Media, Policy, Vaccines / 4 minute read

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Has Fauci’s presence become a liability to the Biden administration and the Democrats generally? Perhaps but there is also the issue of book royalties that await him once leaving his post with government.

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America’s Standing Army

John and Nisha Whitehead / August 22, 2022 / Law, Policy, Society / 7 minute read

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Historically, the establishment of a national police force accelerates a nation’s transformation into a police state, serving as the fundamental and final building block for every totalitarian regime that has ever wreaked havoc on humanity.

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How Could We Have Been So Naive about Big Tech?

Jeffrey A. Tucker / August 22, 2022 / Philosophy, Technology / 11 minute read

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During lockdowns and medical mandates, the power of the state and its corporate allies truly reached its apotheosis, and failed us miserably. Our times cry out for justice, for clarity, and for making a difference to save ourselves and our civilization. We should approach this great project with our eyes wide open and with ears to hear different points of view on how we get from here to there.

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Digital ID in Canada. Is the US Next?

John Mac Ghlionn / August 21, 2022 / Technology / 4 minute read

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With Canadian authorities creating the infrastructure required to implement a digital identification network, some are concerned that a social credit system similar to the one in China is just around the corner. Their concerns are warranted. Digital IDs lay the path for social credit systems. Without them, a credit system would be impossible.

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How We Lost Agency and Acquiesced to Power

Thomas Harrington / August 21, 2022 / Philosophy / 9 minute read

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Keeping the peace at all costs has become a sacred and unquestionable goal among large parts of our society, especially among its more credentialed sectors. This implacably strict pose positions multitudes into a spirit of acquiescence to power, no matter how dangerous or devastating the results.

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The CDC’s “Community Level” Tool Is Broken

Dutch Jenkins / August 20, 2022 / Government, Policy, Public Health / 8 minute read

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Once a government agency, business or school adopts the CDC’s Community Level tool, flexibility to make masking decisions based on accurate local data and prevalence of vaccines and treatments in a local community are completely removed. Instead, the owner of a complex, inaccurate CDC database is managing all your decisions related to COVID-19.

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