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The One Paragraph that Reveals All

Bill Rice / August 8, 2023 / Law, Media / 9 minute read

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The entire censorship operation was an effort to protect the organizations that were spreading false and misleading information. The entire operation was/is a massive and coordinated disinformation project conceived and executed by at least 50 organizations that comprise the Censorship Industrial Complex – the most important players in this Complex being the U.S. government and social media companies that have billions of followers.

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Kadlec Throws Fauci Under the Bus

Robert Malone / August 8, 2023 / Government, History / 10 minute read

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Robert Kadlec criticizing Tony Fauci for duplicity and mismanagement of the COVIDcrisis is likely to land somewhere between the pot calling the kettle black and a sophisticated, coordinated disinformation campaign intended to distract the public from the sins of the CIA, its surrogates and offshore “five eyes” intelligence allies. In other words yet another limited hangout designed to distract the gullible in Congress as well as the general public – here and abroad.

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Snipe Hunts All the Way Down

Toby Rogers / August 8, 2023 / Philosophy / 7 minute read

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The revolution we seek then is about a turn away from the artificial and ridiculous toward the real. That would seem to be the most natural and rewarding turn of all. But the human condition and the flaws in human nature are such that we are always fighting a battle against the temptations of the artificial and idolatrous. Together we must build an entire culture and economy based on cherishing the good, the true, and the beautiful in everyday life.

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Brownstone Institute at Two Years

Brownstone Institute / August 7, 2023 / Government, Law, Policy, Society / 4 minute read

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This is a time for truth. There is no time to waste. This might be our only choice. It’s not maudlin or exaggerated to say that civilization is at stake. This generation faces a real choice between freedom and barbarism with a digital face. We need to choose wisely and with courage in the face of evil.

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Is the CDC’s Death Certificate Coding Algorithm Completely Broken?

Aaron Hertzberg / August 7, 2023 / Public Health / 41 minute read

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The primary shortcoming of using or relying on CDC data is that it’s the CDC’s data. Under normal circumstances, elementary common sense would foreclose even contemplating datasets curated, managed and controlled by a rabidly partisan and pathologically dishonest organization. Garbage in = garbage out, as programmers like to put it. Alas, in one of the cruelest ironies of modern-day society, the Nation’s mortality data is firmly ensconced under the masterful, expert aegis of the world’s preeminent propaganda organization.

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The Censors’ Henchmen

Brownstone Institute / August 7, 2023 / Censorship, Media, Technology / 7 minute read

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If there were any remaining doubts about the federal government’s censorship activities, this new evidence should settle every question. During the Covid years, the government effectively nationalized all the main social media portals and converted them to become propaganda vehicles for bureaucrats while demoting or completely blocking contrary views. There is simply no way this practice can survive serious juridical scrutiny.

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Germophobia Therapy: Hand Sanitizer Edition

Steve Templeton / August 6, 2023 / Public Health / 4 minute read

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With or without triclosan, hand sanitizers might be only slightly better than nothing, not just for respiratory viruses, but also for gastrointestinal viruses, which is where you might expect some protection.

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Ethical Failures of the COVID-19 Era

Michael Tomlinson / August 5, 2023 / Public Health / 12 minute read

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In embarking on this grand experiment governments had no idea what they were doing. They recklessly breached all known codes of medical ethics and the principle of necessity apparently without even considering them. This represents the greatest failure of public health ethics in recorded history.

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Will They Ever Come Clean About the Damage They Caused?

Mark Oshinskie / August 5, 2023 / Policy, Psychology / 9 minute read

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The Machiavellians who concocted the Covid response and the media who sold it don’t regret what they did. It served their political, social and economic purposes. Thus, the truth can now be publicly admitted, though not fully. Denying some aspects of reality allows the Coronamanic to deceive many and to think of themselves as good, smart people for having supported lockdowns, school closures, masks, tests and shots.

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The Rise and Rhetoric of the Climate Chicken Littles

Roger Koops / August 4, 2023 / Government, Philosophy / 35 minute read

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Our planet is a very complex set of ecosystems that have lifespans far beyond even human existence, some working together and some in competition. Most of these we have not even begun to understand and we have only begun to collect data. Our knowledge of our ecosystem history is only slowly gaining (and it is not aided by avoiding debate and cherry-picking data).

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Key Icelandic Lockdowner Has Flipped Sides on the Shots

Thorsteinn Siglaugsson / August 4, 2023 / Policy / 3 minute read

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“Based on the information we have today, I would not recommend vaccination to people under 40 or under 50” Dr. Stefánsson said in a podcast in late July, reported by Icelandic media on August 3rd. “Now, many scientists have stepped forward saying it was wrong to vaccinate everyone, pointing to the high prevalence of myocarditis, and how even those who contracted the virus are less likely to develop it than those who got vaccinated.”

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The Joyful Warriors of Moms for Liberty

Jennifer Sey / August 3, 2023 / Education / 12 minute read

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Joy can be contagious. And those of us who have fought against what felt like the world in the past 3 years need some joy as we continue to advocate for not just our kids, but all of them. And for many moms across the country, covid was a line in the sand. They will not let it happen again. They will be vigilant in fighting for normalcy for their children that they never realized before had been at risk.

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