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The End of the World at Fort Bragg

Christine Black / December 20, 2023 / Philosophy, Society / 8 minute read

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Pharmaceutical companies occupy airwaves. Fat people dance in a town square in an ad for pills to lower blood sugar. Another ad proclaims that a cartoon guy will deliver a colon test to your doorstep in a box. Drug ads for eczema, Crohn’s disease, and all kinds of ailments fill the screen. Rich people in glittering rooms with tinsel and gold and greenery slowly eat Lindor chocolates. Pfizer advertises vaccines for pregnant women. On another network, a show called The Great Christmas Light Fight appears.

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This Silence Is Not Golden

Jeffrey A. Tucker / December 20, 2023 / Government, History, Society / 6 minute read

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The silence is not golden. It’s dangerous. It is even treacherous. The Covid response ruined everything the world identified with America: freedom, rights, decentralism, commerce, individual liberty, and bravery in the face of trial. Governments together with all the commanding heights betrayed all those values. We need to know why. We need to know how. We need to know who. The silence could mean there is more to come. Which is to say that silence equals death.

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Drug Regulators are Hiding RNA Stability Data

Maryanne Demasi / December 19, 2023 / Government, Pharma, Vaccines / 4 minute read

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“It’s time for regulators to restore public trust and release these sorts of data. Until then, why should we inject anyone, especially children, with a vaccine without disclosing these, and other kinds of data?” says Wiseman.

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Personal Health: The Individuality of Eggs

Robert Malone / December 19, 2023 / Public Health, Society / 9 minute read

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If you eat a lot of eggs, buying some hens is a great way to go. They are cheap, can be fed almost anything, are hardy, friendly, and don’t stink. Otherwise, buy locally sourced, pasture kept, organic eggs.

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Boris Was Right Not to Trust Neil Ferguson

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Tom Jefferson / December 19, 2023 / Government, History, Public Health / 3 minute read

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We have held the belief that no politician who has not experienced the bestiality of war should ever be elected Prime Minister of any state. Ours is a belief and an aspiration, as those who have been in action are nowadays thin on the ground. Enforcing such a belief would entail restricting democracy: only veterans, front-line media and humanitarian agencies could be elected.

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The Multifront Attack on Elon Musk

Jeffrey A. Tucker / December 18, 2023 / Censorship, Government, Technology / 6 minute read

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Elon Musk is the world’s richest man but also the number one target of the world’s richest governments and their associated industrialists. The reason traces entirely to his independence of mind and the actions that follow from that.

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Scientific Meta-Analysis is Broken

Toby Rogers / December 18, 2023 / Pharma, Philosophy, Vaccines / 13 minute read

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Systematic review and meta-analysis should not just be a reflection of power — who can fund the most RCTs, who can perform the most statistical wizardry. They should be about gathering the most high quality information from wherever we can find it to create the most comprehensive picture of any problem and any proposed remedy.

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Lives Unleavened by the Gift of Wonder

Thomas Harrington / December 18, 2023 / Philosophy, Psychology, Society / 8 minute read

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The rational and calculating human mind’s ability to deliver something approaching personal contentment to you has been massively oversold during your lifetime. While these modes of cognition can accomplish many wonderful things, they also have a known ability, when the human mind is left exclusively in their care, to create suffocating closed circuits of thought that can lead to a sense of listlessness and despair.

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Letters to the Patronising Fools in Parliament

Richard Kelly / December 17, 2023 / Government, Law, Psychology / 6 minute read

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One doesn’t have to look too hard, these days, to find examples of foolish patronising poseurs – the various chambers of our state and federal parliaments are ‘target-rich environments,’ as they say. A case in point has come to my attention, compelling me to expose the utter contempt in which some parliamentarians hold their constituents.

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Modified Spike mRNA: There Are No ‘Desired Proteins’

Jessica Rose / December 17, 2023 / Public Health, Vaccines / 5 minute read

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In light of this new work by Mulroney el al., it is clear that these products require recall and investigation. It is curious that the manufacturers had every opportunity and resource to assess the dangers of off-target protein production for subsequent amerlioration – or at least illumination – of these dangers prior to injecting billions of people with them, but did not exploit these opportunities.

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We Must Dial Up Our Jabs Against the Tyrants

Richard Kelly / December 16, 2023 / Policy, Public Health, Society / 6 minute read

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The petitioner or the letter writer might be well advised to plan a two-pronged protest when next submitting a statement on a proposed bill or exhorting their MP to vote against a given bill. Just for practice. For we’re all aware, and thoroughly sick of, the kind of stock responses from MPs who dismiss valid concerns with obfuscation, conflating issues for maximum ambiguity, and indulging in a patronising tone to boot. If we know it’s coming, after our initial left jab, what is our feint and right cross?

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FDA Fails to Address DNA Adulteration Concerns

Robert Malone / December 16, 2023 / Government, Pharma, Vaccines / 12 minute read

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It must be concluded that the risks associated with DNA plasmid fragment adulteration when delivered with the highly active lipid nanoparticle formulations of COMIRNATY and SPIKEVAX are both real and uncharacterized, and consistent with US Federal statute CFR Title 21, CHAPTER 9, SUBCHAPTER V § 351, the products must be withdrawn from the market until the necessary tests have been performed and safety demonstrated.

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