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Jeffrey A. Tucker | September 7, 2023 | Government, History, Public Health | 8 minute read

Anthony Fauci’s Very Bad Week

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Despite Fauci’s wishes, the most extreme aspects of lockdowns gradually faded away in time, most anointed experts can pretend as if the vaccine ended the worst aspects of the pandemic (that’s why the mandates became necessary, if only to maximize uptake and confound the science), and Fauci keeps going on national television, despite his age and wealth, to dial back his responsibility for any aspect of it, including the lockdowns he is on record backing from February 26, 2020, onward.

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Rev. John F. Naugle | September 6, 2023 | Economics, Philosophy | 7 minute read

The Dignity of Labor Requires Freedom and Truth

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The same dynamic that Jesus encountered in Nazareth held true today; bringing “glad tidings to the poor” is a popular slogan but very often those who embrace it most quickly care little for being called out for their own sins which prevent delivery of these glad tidings. Sadly, this is precisely what has happened to those whose political history has been tied up with what was once called the labor movement.

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Robert Kogon | September 6, 2023 | Pharma | 8 minute read

Unredacted: The EU’s Hidden Contract with Pfizer-BioNTech

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The ‘acknowledgement’ clause in the order form – acknowledgement, in effect, that the manufacturers knew neither if the vaccine was safe nor if it was effective, at any rate in the long term – is in addition to the clauses which already provide the manufacturers extremely wide-reaching indemnification in the section on indemnification of the contract proper.

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Christine Black | September 5, 2023 | Law | 6 minute read

The Vicious Punishment of CJ Hopkins

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When asked what gives him courage, Freda said, “I look at this as this a spiritual battle. The people who censor are not good people. If they believed in their ideas, then they would stand up to scrutiny.” He added that many smart people fell in line with dominant and controlling narratives during the Covid period, and, he said, “I lost a lot of heroes. They just crumbled.”

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Eyal Shahar | September 5, 2023 | Public Health, Vaccines | 13 minute read

Get a New Covid Shot? The Evidence Suggests Otherwise

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Taking a new Covid shot every winter has no empirical basis. The burden of proving effectiveness against death squarely rests on public health officials and anything short of a double-blind, placebo-controlled randomized trial is unacceptable. And that applies to the flu shot as well.

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FLCCC Alliance | September 4, 2023 | Law | 3 minute read

The Case Against Ivermectin to Prevent and Treat COVID-19 Has Been Reversed by the Court

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In their opinion, Judges Clement, Elrod, and Willett state, “FDA argues that the Twitter posts are ‘informational statements’ that cannot qualify as rules because they ‘do not ‘direct’ consumers, or anyone else, to do or refrain from doing anything.’ We are not convinced.”

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Will Jones | September 4, 2023 | Pharma, Policy | 3 minute read

Here We Go Again: Now It’s Pirola

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Here we go again. According to the Mail, “experts” (from Independent SAGE, naturally) have called for everyone to be eligible for another Covid booster amid fears the new “concerning” Pirola Covid variant could overwhelm the NHS.

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David James | September 4, 2023 | Law | 5 minute read

The Global War on Thought Crime

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In their push to cancel unapproved content, out-of-control governments are seeking to penalise what George Orwell called “thought crimes.” But they will never be able to truly stop people thinking for themselves, nor will they ever definitively know either the writer’s intent or what meaning people will ultimately derive. It is bad law, and it will eventually fail because it is, in itself, predicated on disinformation.

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Robert Malone | September 3, 2023 | Pharma, Vaccines | 11 minute read

The Delights of the Pfizer/Moderna Catfight

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Pfizer is now claiming that the Moderna patents, which Moderna sought to weaponize against Pfizer/BioNTech, are invalid because the technology and invention of using mRNA for vaccination purposes was first disclosed and reduced to practice in 1990.

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David Bell | September 2, 2023 | Public Health | 7 minute read

Disease X Is A High-Return Business Strategy

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Disease-X is a business strategy, dependent on a series of fallacies, dressed up as an altruistic concern for human welfare. Embraced by powerful people, the world they move in accepts amoral practice in public health as a legitimate path to their version of success.

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Kathleen Sheridan | September 2, 2023 | Government, History | 3 minute read

Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds Scrubs Her Lockdown Record

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Some of us who rejected all the unlawful nonsense, who were never fooled by any of these fools, who never cooperated and gave up all – remain unfooled – even when the likes of a Kim Reynolds attempt to rewrite history.

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Thomas Harrington | September 1, 2023 | Philosophy, Society | 8 minute read

The Art of the Encounter

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That still leaves us with 65-70 percent of the population who are not quite ready to accept the reality of the intense disdain our predatory government and corporate elites have for them, and who still want to believe, in some measure, in the possibility of justice and dignity under the rules of the game as currently constituted.

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