In a spectacular feat of reality-denying partisanship, the political left has convinced itself that they’ve somehow admitted wrongdoing on their extremist Covid policies. Nothing, absolutely nothing, could be further from the truth.
The Atlantic Insists on Covid Denial Continue Reading
The majority of people who led lockdowns at the state and local level are still in their jobs despite having failed. The majority of journalists who spread fear and failed to hold power to account are still in their roles.
The Five-Year Anniversary of Covid Lockdowns Continue Reading
While I love seeing DOGE upend the government and expose both wasteful spending and heinous criminal operations masquerading as bureaucracy, we can’t let our guard down. Traditional methods won’t work – the deep state has its claws in everything.
Complacency Is Dangerous Continue Reading
By all accounts, Marty Makary’s confirmation hearing to lead the FDA went smoothly. But the real issue was not what the senators asked Makary—it was what they didn’t ask him that was most concerning. They sidestepped the FDA’s failures.
Senators’ Silence on the FDA’s Failures Continue Reading
From clinical trial design to regulatory approval, from controlling medical journals to silencing dissenting voices, the industry has built an intricate and self-reinforcing web—one that traps doctors, patients, and even regulators in a cycle of pharmaceutical dependence.
How Big Pharma Weaves Its Web Continue Reading
Progressivism often confuses good intentions with good outcomes. And their participation trophies weren’t just harmless, plastic souvenirs—they were symbols of a broken ideology. The policies born of John Vasconcellos’s utopian theories weren’t harmless overreach; they were a generational catastrophe.
The Confidence Man Continue Reading
Newton’s law bans everything with nicotine—whether it burns or not. Cigarettes. Vapes. Nicotine gum. Pouches. Even options that help people quit smoking are now outlawed for future generations. Meanwhile, marijuana sales continue—untouched, unrestricted, uncriticized. Why? Follow the money.
The City That Treats Adults Like Children Continue Reading
The most profound idea that I learned was concientización. There isn’t an exact equivalent in English. Concientización is the process of becoming aware of how the world actually works. It’s about learning to break free from mental colonization.
Concientización and the Rebirth of Critical Thinking Continue Reading
Though the mandates are now over, AFP employees pushed out of the job are still living with the effects. Former officers describe feeling “shunned” by the AFP, with the loss of their careers, livelihoods, and homes taking a devastating toll.
Australia Drops Covid Vaccine Mandate but Devastating Effects Remain Continue Reading
Brownstonians from all over the world recently met in Spain to share, bond, impart information, and most importantly, eat together. I was glued to their stories like eyes to a proverbial television set.
Brownstonians in Spain Continue Reading
Experiencing the diversity of the world’s cultures enables the traveller to savour different customs without relinquishing the thought that these all belong to humanity as a whole. No globalistically homogeneous world could offer that.
Aleksandr Dugin’s World of Particulars Continue Reading
Josh Urban’s book, Cities on a Hill: 21 Isolated Months with the Elderly during COVID, was prominently displayed near the front of the store as a welcome anomaly after searching for books by anyone exploring what we have endured.
The Story Could Have Happened Anywhere Continue Reading
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