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The Great Taking Exposes the Financial End Game

Bert Olivier / January 7, 2024 / Economics, History, Philosophy / 14 minute read

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One of the very best exposés of the covert, very well-hidden, bellicose attempts to rob all of humanity – barring the miniscule number of psychotic individuals comprising the inimical opposition – of their material possessions and their ‘immaterial’ freedom, was published fairly recently. It is accurately titled The Great Taking (2023), and was written by David Webb, one of the most courageous and finance-savvy authors I have ever come across.

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The Djokovic Outrage

Mark Da Cunha / August 26, 2022 / Policy, Society, Vaccines / 9 minute read

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Unvaccinated tennis champion Novak Djokovic is not the villain in this story, he is the unlikely hero for “my body, my choice” autonomy, and individual freedom.

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Why the Silence on Lockdowns?

Michael Senger / May 12, 2022 / History, Policy, Society / 7 minute read

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They managed to destroy countless businesses, upend human rights, kill millions, cast hundreds of millions deeper into poverty, strain the mental health of billions, and transfer trillions of dollars in wealth from the world’s poorest to the very richest—all while failing to slow the spread of a virus that was subsequently confirmed to have an infection fatality rate under 0.2%.

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Sorry Seems to Be the Hardest Word

Jeffrey A. Tucker / October 23, 2022 / History, Philosophy / 9 minute read

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Karma is already turning on the whole gang of coercive totalitarians here and abroad. While the virus is invisible, the people who dreamed up and enforced lockdowns and mandates who wrecked the country are highly visible. They have names and careers, and they are right to be very worried about their futures. First step: apologize.

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Death Gods and the Attack on President Trump

Naomi Wolf / July 23, 2024 / History, Philosophy, Society / 17 minute read

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I thought of the advocacy for abortion upon abortion…the blurring of the bright line between life and death…the acts of degradation all around us…of obscenities played out in public…of genocidal language amplified in the public arena.

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Is Anthony Fauci the Same Thing as ‘Science’?

Vinay Prasad / December 1, 2021 / Philosophy, Public Health / 3 minute read

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Is Fauci a synonym for science? No man is. But he was a prominent drive of US based pandemic policy, and at least some of his biggest decisions may have been errors. He should be judged for that.

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The Moral Cruelty of the Pandemic Response

Laura Dodsworth / March 5, 2022 / Media, Philosophy, Psychology, Society, Vaccines / 15 minute read

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Beyond empathy, to combat a psychic epidemic we need meaning in our lives. Not an ersatz top-down solidarity, dreamt up by technocratic communications experts, but genuine, socially meaningful relationships, purpose and values. Lockdowns and restrictions squashed exactly what we need to flourish as human beings in order to counteract a psychic epidemic. For the good of the collective, we must recapture meaning and values as individuals.

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Was “Philip Cross” an AI?

Robert Blumen / June 19, 2023 / Technology / 8 minute read

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Will future campaigns to control Wikipedia narratives rely on this technology? What is the future of a crowd-sourced knowledge base such as Wikipedia that depends on the high cost in human time and social interaction of making an edit to a controversial topic when the ability to automate this makes it close to free?

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Misinformation Is a Word We Use to Shut You Up

Daniel Klein / May 31, 2023 / Media, Philosophy / 32 minute read

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The “anti-misinformation” projects are obvious miscarriages of civility, decency, and the rule of law. We must rediscover the norms of openness, tolerance, and free speech that dignify humankind. Science depends on confidence, and confidence depends on those liberal norms. Those norms are the parents of good science, healthy sense-making, and civil tranquility.

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Stakeholder Capitalism is an Oxymoron

Craig Pirrong / June 9, 2023 / Economics, Government / 7 minute read

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Stakeholder capitalism inevitably creates a tyranny of minorities, and especially highly ideological minorities (because a shared ideology reduces the cost of organizing). Minority stakeholders will succeed in expropriating majority ones. Minority tyranny is the big problem with democratic politics. Extending it to vast swathes of economic life is a nightmare.

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