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Robert Malone | July 28, 2023 | Government, Society | 49 minute read

Population Control: The Receipts

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Perhaps the most obvious result of COVID lockdowns and the interruption of commerce is the current record number of people at risk of starvation: Before COVID lockdowns and all their results, the number of people at risk of starvation was 135-million. By the end of 2021, that had increased by another 135-million people, and in 2022, it then increased another 67-million. The result is currently about 10-million deaths from starvation, 3-million of them children.

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Justin Hart | July 27, 2023 | Censorship, Media, Technology | 4 minute read

The Facebook Files Show Brazen and Aggressive Censorship

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Never-before-released internal documents subpoenaed by the Judiciary Committee PROVE that Facebook and Instagram censored posts and changed their content moderation policies because of unconstitutional pressure from the Biden White House.

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Debbie Lerman | July 27, 2023 | History, Media | 5 minute read

Seriously, They Think Fauci Is Oppenheimer

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If we continue to follow the perverse line of reasoning that posits “our public health servants during the pandemic” as moral and intellectual descendants of Oppneheimer, we might conclude that it was Anthony Fauci et al. who were pushed out of the mainstream and branded “fringe epidemiologists” by government officials. Or who are no longer able to publish their work in respected scientific journals and whose opinions are deemed dangerous to national security.

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Naomi Wolf | July 27, 2023 | Philosophy | 11 minute read

Soup Is How We Keep Each Other Alive

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How amazing it is when we can keep one another alive. How extraordinary it is when we can feed one another. What a revelation it is when we can see one another – not as monsters; but simply as living beings, who are always hungry; for nurture, for understanding, and for love.

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el gato malo | July 26, 2023 | Government, Policy, Society | 8 minute read

The Betrayal of the Environment by Environmentalists

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Suddenly, “climate is the new covid” and in just the manner that certain internet felines have long been yowling about, they are going to play all the same stupid games and try to hand you all the same stupid prizes. They are selling you poison and penury as panacea. The new absurdist push into “We need blackouts and climate lockdowns and 15-minute cities” is an idea as dangerous as it is deluded. It will not save. It will kill.

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Jeffrey A. Tucker | July 26, 2023 | Government, History, Society | 6 minute read

The Great Cloud of Disrepute

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The turning point is here. We can either embrace old forms – human rights, freedom, the rule of law, constitutionally restricted governments – or acquiesce to growing despotism under “expert” advisement, no matter how cruel and incompetent. How broken is the world? That is what we are finding out now. The answer seems to be: much more than we thought. More now than in living memory.

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Brownstone Institute | July 25, 2023 | Philosophy | 7 minute read

The Crisis of Pseudoscience, by John F. Clauser

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Dr. John Clauser spoke in July at the event Quantum Korea 2023. What follows is a transcript of his remarks that prompted the International Monetary Fund to cancel his appearance this week, and began a predictable trajectory of broader cancellation.

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David Stockman | July 25, 2023 | Government, History, Public Health | 25 minute read

Trump’s Disastrous Final Year in Office

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We are now 40-months on from the Donald’s foolish empowerment of Dr. Fauci and his Virus Patrol in mid-March 2020, and all doubt has been removed. If there were two countries on the planet which had diametrically opposite policy approaches with respect to the Covid, it was Australia, which degenerated into an outright public health tyranny, and Sweden, where officials kept their minds open to the facts and social institutions—schools, churches, shops, theaters, malls, factories, etc–open to the public.

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Brownstone Institute | July 25, 2023 | Government, Law | 4 minute read

Idaho Christians Are Compensated $300,000 for Rights Violations

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A thirst for power may explain the actions of governors and bureaucrats, but only madness can explain why policemen arrested worshippers and how neighbors called authorities on fellow Christians to report their insubordination.

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Will Jones | July 24, 2023 | Government, History | 8 minute read

Who Ordered the Lab-Leak Cover-Up?

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It’s fair to say that the clash between the security services pushing the lab origin theory and the suppression of that theory by other parts of the state, and even at times by the security services themselves, has been one of the more confusing aspects of the pandemic origin picture.

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Clayton J. Baker, MD | July 24, 2023 | Pharma, Vaccines | 10 minute read

Solutions to Vaccine Troubles in Ten Sentences

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A open, public discussion and debate should be undertaken on the appropriate role of vaccines in public health, including, among other issues, a) a critical review of the current medical dogma on vaccines, b) an accounting of the mistakes, abuses, and potential lessons of the COVID-19 era, and c) a thorough discussion of the undeniable conflicts between public health as it is now practiced and the fundamental civil rights of citizens.

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David Stockman | July 23, 2023 | Economics | 5 minute read

America’s Prolonged Economic Stagflation

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The US economy is freighted down with debt and it is also short of labor, riddled with non-productive speculation and financial engineering and starved for productive investment. Taken together, those malign forces were more than enough to slow the underlying growth of the US economy to a crawl.

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