To Die Fishing
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I reserve the right to go rock fishing, and for my children to do so. It is on me to ensure we are careful – but it will not be entirely risk-free. Medical freedom... Read more.
The WHO Cannot Be Saved
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The WHO, at nearly 80 years old, comes from a bygone era, and is increasingly estranged from its world. We can do better. Fundamental change in the way we manage... Read more.
We Have Yet to Be Drawn and Quartered
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Several decades of rapidly increasing inequality in wealth within Western societies have given this a sense of inevitability. However, tempting as it is to seek... Read more.
Commentary on the WHO’s Draft Pandemic Agreement: Pointless Verbiage
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The language continues to contradict previous WHO understanding and public health norms, promoting whole-of-government and whole-of-society approaches rather than... Read more.
The False Claims of WHO’s Pandemic Agreement
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The hope is that erosion of trust will catch up with the global health industry and too few countries will ratify this treaty. To fix the underlying problem, we... Read more.
The New Enthusiasm for Slaughter
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Dismembered European corpses and terrorized children are just part of maintaining this ideological purity. War is acceptable once more. Let’s hope such leaders... Read more.
International Public Health: Revival of the Colonialist Agenda
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Seeing public health institutions as the neocolonialist instruments they have become, and understanding what drives those within them, is essential for progress.... Read more.
USAID Staff Cry for Their Fiefdom
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USAID has been an integral part of this problem. We can hope that those tasked with sorting out the mess this institution created have the wisdom and compassion... Read more.
Unaddressed Issues after WHO Withdrawal
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The WHO’s structure makes it the only major international health institution that countries alone can actually force to reform. It simply needs sufficient Member... Read more.
Child Sacrifice and Our Desire to Ignore It
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Despite our trappings of technology, we have proven incapable of addressing even the most basic of society’s essential functions - protecting children. We are... Read more.
The Light That Shines above the Void
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The Christmas story, beyond the current themes of presents, food, and self-gratification, provides a window on how distant the world’s dominant value system is... Read more.
Confusion and Clarity: Excerpts from House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic Report
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Despite sections with refreshing clarity and depth, the report is also often shallow and dismissive of fundamental issues. It fails to assess with evidence the overall... Read more.