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Regulator or Enabler? Germany’s Paul Ehrlich Institute and the Pfizer-BioNTech Vaccine

Robert Kogon / July 28, 2023 / Vaccines / 7 minute read

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Given the tremendous economic significance of BioNTech’s success for the German economy, one can wonder in general about the wisdom of having the German regulator serve as the regulator responsible for releasing batches to all EU member states. The potential conflict of interest is obvious. BioNTech’s mercurial rise was, for instance, the very motor of Germany’s return to growth in 2021, to say nothing of the roughly 30 percent of its profits that the company pays in corporate tax.

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The Political Economy of the US Pandemic Response

Gigi Foster,

Paul Frijters / December 27, 2022 / Economics, Policy, Public Health / 92 minute read

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In this essay, written from a broad economics perspective that incorporates an understanding of incentives, institutions, information, and power, we address the following three broad questions: (1) What were the roles and responsibilities of our institutions when faced with a threat like Covid? (2) What were the costs and benefits of the response that transpired? (3) What is the need and potential for institutional and social reform?

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The Propaganda That is Selective Science

Lori Weintz / January 13, 2024 / Government, Pharma, Technology / 11 minute read

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People like Dr. Paul Offit are squarely in the camp of silencing dissent and mandating medical interventions as soon as they can drum up the next emergency. However, there are more people who do not want the life that the technocrats, corrupt government officials, and globalists are planning for us, than those who do. As tired as we are of thinking about the pandemic, we have a moral responsibility to push back and preserve our freedoms and way of life for ourselves, and especially for future generations.

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Early Outpatient Treatment for COVID-19: The Evidence

Paul Elias Alexander / January 22, 2022 / Education, Public Health / 29 minute read

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The evidence accumulated very early on in the pandemic that the use of sequenced multi-drug therapeutics (SMDT) under physician guidance was beneficial and that some medications were safe and effective. We refer to repurposed therapeutics that have been regulatory approved and have been used in some instances for decades for other illnesses.

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Life after Lockdown: Foreword by Rand Paul

Brownstone Institute / February 26, 2024 / Government, History, Society / 7 minute read

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In Life after Lockdown, Jeffrey Tucker paints a picture of the living hell that was the government lockdown and outlines a roadmap for never again allowing such a police state to occur. During the multiple winters of the Covid lockdown, I discovered Brownstone Institute. On the pages of Brownstone, I found not only the incisive critique of the pseudoscience put forward by Fauci and others, I also routinely came across scientists with the intellectual rigor to disassemble the unsupported scientific platitudes of the state.

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How to Cut Through the New Gordian Knots

Paul Frijters,

Gigi Foster,

Michael Baker / March 12, 2023 / History, Policy / 13 minute read

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We can forget about seemingly simple fixes, like giving politicians the right to fire civil servants on the spot. Besides, giving clueless and corrupted politicians yet more power is not going to make matters better. Real reform will have to be dramatic, and it will come about only in dramatic circumstances.

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Drs. Walensky and Offit: It’s All in Good Fun

Thomas Harrington / March 10, 2022 / Policy, Society, Vaccines / 9 minute read

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Did you ever think of the cruelty bordering on sadism of forcing millions of people who, thanks to natural immunity posed no infectious threat to anyone, were having to choose between taking a medication that can do them little good and might do them considerable harm, and losing their livelihood?

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“Far-Right” – The N-word of Politics

Robin Koerner / March 9, 2023 / Philosophy / 7 minute read

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When the facts are not with them, they have few options other than resorting to ad hominem attacks – and no such attack better fits the false inference of ill-intended opposition to state action than “far-right.” By the same token, no attack better fits the purposes of state actors with an interest in containing a minority opinion that threatens to expose their designs.

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Time to Unmask the Truth

Eric Payne,

Paul Elias Alexander / November 25, 2022 / Law, Masks, Policy, Public Health / 8 minute read

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It is astounding hypocrisy to recommend that young children wear masks in their own homes, then go maskless at an indoor crowded event a few days later. Health officials must immediately provide policy-level evidence of the direct benefit of masking to kids themselves or be willing to defend their misguided and harmful advice in a debate. Please embrace informed consent and patient autonomy, stop allowing our children to be used as pawns in militaryfear propaganda, and as adult COVID-19 shields.

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75 Studies and Articles Against COVID-19 School Closures

Paul Elias Alexander / December 24, 2021 / Education / 28 minute read

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Here we provide the body of evidence below that reveals the catastrophic failures of school closures (comprised of comparative effectiveness studies as well as relevant pieces of evidence)

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