Beijing Did Not, Could Not, Cover Up the Virus
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The virus was and is real, but never the threat that the expert, political and pundit class thought it to be. Because if it had been, experts, politicians and pundits... Read more.
Vaccine Mandates and the Pretense of Knowledge
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Similarly, private businesses were in some instances going to shut down altogether, shut down partially, not at all, and many ways in between. What’s important... Read more.
Rich Enough to Escape Lockdowns
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The rich and left wing could do their jobs from the Hamptons. And so they moved there. And so did their art, and other sources of entertainment. Those who personify... Read more.
What If Fauci Had Faced the Discipline of the Market?
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Market signals plainly never factored into Fauci’s analysis. He made plain that no virus-related risks should be taken, even if it meant economic contraction.... Read more.
Restricting Freedom Did Not Defeat Covid
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The lockdowns were the cruelest form of elitism, by far. The implication of the lockdowns was that those who had the temerity to have jobs that were destinations—like... Read more.
The Lessons of North Sentinel Island: The Ill-Health of Isolation
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The North Sentinelese are a very real reminder of how cruelly bankrupt the run-and-hide strategy is as a broad form of virus mitiga... Read more.