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The WHO and Pandemic Response – Should Evidence Matter?

REPPARE / April 22, 2024 / Policy, Public Health / 9 minute read

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All public health interventions have costs and benefits, and normally these are carefully weighed based on evidence from previous interventions, supplemented by expert opinion where such evidence is limited. Such careful appraisal is particularly important where the negative effects of interventions include human rights restrictions and long-term consequences through impoverishment.

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The Multi-Headed Elites

Tuomas Malinen / April 22, 2024 / Government, Society / 13 minute read

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The Western world is currently heading in the same direction that led to the French Revolution in 1789. Political violence then engulfed France after a failure of the political system, economic collapse, and famine. Revolution and all the violence it would bring is one possible endgame of our current path. However, we can choose not to follow our elites into the abyss of decadence, violence, and suffering. We can say no to their control systems, no to their efforts to undermine the moral backbone of our societies, and no to the wars they try to sow.

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WHO Official's Admits the Truth About Passports

WHO Official Admits the Truth About Passports

Paul Thacker / April 22, 2024 / Government, History / 3 minute read

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The World Health Organization’s Dr. Hanna Nohynek testified in court that she advised her government that vaccine passports were not needed but was ignored, despite explaining that the Covid vaccines did not stop virus transmission and the passports gave a false sense of security. The stunning revelations came to light in a Helsinki courtroom where Finnish citizen Mika Vauhkala is suing after he was denied entry to a café for not having a vaccine passport.

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Letters to a Young Medical Student

David Barnhizer / April 21, 2024 / Education, Media / 17 minute read

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The mindset has over the past several decades coalesced into a religion of sorts. It has its tenets that are now taken on faith and condemns anyone who questions them or commits acts of “heresy.” And, something of which you must be aware is that the “true believers” see any challengers as heretics and are willing to ruthlessly suppress or cancel with bad recommendations, direct attacks on employment, sanctioning through exercises of administrative power, etc. I do think that there is some growing pushback but we will need to see its development.

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On the Modern Plight of the Youth

Steven Kritz / April 20, 2024 / Psychology, Society / 35 minute read

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By ownership, I don’t just mean physical possessions. As the posts from the younger Brownstone contributors have made clear, it must also mean ownership of, and active participation in: 1) our shared culture; 2) a faith-based connection to the eternal; 3) a revitalization of the family; and, 4) a return to the principals of our Constitutional republic. All of these things are hanging by a thread, and the younger generations are paying, and will continue to pay a very heavy price for as long as these items are not addressed head-on.

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A Coup Without Firing a Shot

Jeffrey A. Tucker / April 20, 2024 / Philosophy, Psychology, Society / 8 minute read

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It’s easier to wait for the historians to tell the next generation what happened. But maybe, just maybe, by stepping up and telling the story as we see it in real time, we can make a difference in stopping this madness and restoring some sane and normal freedom back to the world.

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Children’s Health: By the Numbers

Carla Peeters / April 19, 2024 / Pharma, Society, Vaccines / 16 minute read

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The strategy of forever adding chemical interventions is not without risks. It is not always known if a child is immunocompromised with the risk for a wrong intervention at the wrong time that could develop into a severe disease or become fatal. Nuances, dialogue, and shared decision-making may be a way to restore trust.

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We’ve Forgotten Kant’s Moral Lesson

Bert Olivier / April 19, 2024 / Law, Pharma, Philosophy / 11 minute read

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In sum: the conspicuous absence of moral justifiability of the actions by the globalist neo-fascists is a saddening indication that human society has significantly deteriorated in moral terms. Fortunately, that is not true of the human species in its entirety.

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The Rich Get Richer: Thank the Fed

Peter St Onge / April 19, 2024 / Economics, Government / 3 minute read

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As long as we have a central bank the rich will get richer, and the poor will get inflation. With the Fed eyeing a repeat of the 2022 inflation, America’s rich should get ready for another big payday. And everybody else can get ready for the fallout.

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Australia Bins 35% of Covid Vaccine Supply

Rebekah Barnett / April 18, 2024 / Government, Vaccines / 4 minute read

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Figures released to Dystopian Down Under by the Department of Health (DOH) this week confirm that, three years into the vaccine program, only 70 million doses, or 26% of the 267.3 million doses purchased, have been administered, while 35% of vaccines doses have been wasted since the start of the vaccine rollout.

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The Nursing Home Paradox

Eyal Shahar / April 18, 2024 / Public Health, Vaccines / 8 minute read

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The inference from the lengthy paper is the opposite of what many would have thought: the greater the mitigation efforts in US nursing homes, the higher the death toll during the pandemic. Those efforts not only largely failed to reduce Covid mortality, but they also added non-Covid deaths. The more they tried to mitigate, the worse the outcome was.

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Is the Swamp Drainable?

Bill Rice / April 18, 2024 / Government, Society / 8 minute read

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Our heroic swamp drainers would somehow have to scuttle the Military Industrial Complex, the Science/Medicine Industrial Complex, the Higher Education Complex, Big Pharma, Big Tech, Big Environmentalism…and I haven’t even mentioned the Federal Reserve or the international organizations like the UN and the WHO that are increasingly spreading world-government and communism-light.

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