The confirmation hearings for Jay Bhattacharya as secretary of the National Institutes of Health just ended. Nothing played out like I had expected. And yet, now that I think about it, it played out exactly as I should have expected.
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In our time, we have witnessed a homogenisation of culture under the hegemonic sway of a supposedly ‘liberal’ worldview, which has turned out to be anything but. In Gramsci’s terms, it has assumed the shape of a hegemony promoting ‘conformity.’
Gramsci, Hegemony, and the World Order Continue Reading
The Covid regime cited Jacobson as if it were the North Star of American jurisprudence, a canonical case like Brown v. Board of Education or Marbury v. Madison. Like the rest of their arguments, this was entirely misleading.
Covid Response at Five Years: The Illegal Vaccine Mandates Continue Reading
These findings underscore the need for careful consideration and rigorous evaluation of DEI efforts. More concerning, however, is the extent to which DEI culture has become counterproductive—so much so that it exacerbates the very problems it claims to resolve.
New Study Reveals How DEI Training Increases Hostility Continue Reading
Last week, DOGE dismantled USAID demolition derby style. A lot of dubious government funding was finally facing public scrutiny, but often the story seemed to be “look what we discovered” when much of the information has been online for years.
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While insisting their operations were in support of public health, they used familiar tracking programs that obliterated the safeguards of our Fourth Amendment. Supposedly free citizens were the subject of “track and trace” programs as if they were UPS packages.
Covid Response at Five Years: The Fourth Amendment Continue Reading
With President Donald Trump’s re-election and his well-known views, Europe and Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky faced an in-tray from hell. The interesting question is: Will this awaken Europe from its strategic slumber?
Trump’s Ukraine Policy Changes the World Order Continue Reading
The liberalization of voting laws was integral to the pandemic response. The disease did not cause the dramatic upheaval of the American system of voting; it was the fear of the result that shocked the country four years earlier.
Covid Response at Five Years: Voting Continue Reading
Scientific innovation is good. But it generally requires hard work, is time consuming, and generally is high-risk. Occasionally some young buck comes up with a simple revolutionary game changer. But those are few, far between, and hard to predict.
AI, mRNA, Cancer Vaccines, and “Stargate” Continue Reading
If the DOH’s “regulation” was allowed to stand, then it would signal to all agencies that they can make regulations that conflict with the Constitution and with state laws. It would render our laws useless.
High Court Paves the Way for Quarantine Camps Continue Reading
Knowledge of these systems provides the first step toward resistance. By understanding their development and recognizing their implementation, we can make conscious choices about our engagement. While we cannot completely escape the technocratic grid, we can maintain our humanity.
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Beginning on March 16, 2020, nearly every state imposed “stay-at-home” orders. This totalitarianism was not reserved for brash political celebrities like Andrew Cuomo or Gavin Newsom. Supposedly moderate figures like Maryland’s Larry Hogan unleashed their authoritarian impulses.
Covid Response at Five Years: Lockdowns Continue Reading
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