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A Doctor Cannot Give his Professional Opinion?

Armando Simón / October 12, 2023 / Psychology, Public Health / 9 minute read

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The authorities were wrong in every single aspect of the pandemic: the number of deaths, the number of deaths predicted, the lockdown, the masks, the faux-vaccine, the treatments, the medications, the collateral damage, the refusal to give treatment to the unvaccinated, the ethics. The covid fiasco and the resulting censorship and persecution will go down as one of the classic cases to be taught in medical schools for decades to come.

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I Weep for My Profession: Letter to the American Economic Association

Donald Boudreaux / September 4, 2022 / Economics / 3 minute read

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Your announcement ensures that I will not attend the meetings under such absurd restrictions. Furthermore, it makes me weep for my profession, for it is strong evidence that today’s leaders of the world’s most prestigious organization of professional economists are unaware of basic facts about covid and, worse, ignorant of basic tenets of economics.

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In Health Care, We Are Flying Blind

Jeffrey A. Tucker / March 6, 2024 / Economics, Pharma, Public Health / 15 minute read

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Health insurance needs a new pricing structure that is not based on a one-size-fits-all model that it is now. Health and therefore healthcare expense is highly tuned to individual choice. We need more information about the best choices, and that information can only come to us once the specialists who know the data are allowed to impact pricing structures in ways they currently cannot.

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The World Health Organization and Its Holy Days of Obligation

David Livermore / December 3, 2022 / Government, Philosophy, Public Health / 6 minute read

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Of all organisations, the WHO, with its calendar of Holy Days as an aide memoire, should have recognised how so many aspects of health and well-being interlock, and how fighting an existential war with one pathogen would impact other priorities. It had a sane and proportionate respiratory pandemic plan in 2019.

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Dreams of “Vaccine Hub Germany”

Robert Kogon / April 11, 2024 / Government, History / 11 minute read

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Was all of Germany turned into a stage for Covid theatre, with 80 million Germans forced into the role of extras, all in order to help realise the “dream” (as Jürgen Kirchner has put it) of “vaccine hub Germany”?

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The Vaccine War: A Technical Review

Bhaskaran Raman / October 14, 2023 / Vaccines / 13 minute read

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There are several crowning achievements of Indian scientists over the ages, which Indians can be rightfully proud of: ranging from zero (literally) to Ramanujam’s breathtaking mathematical genius to the recent strides in rocket science (also literal). Covid-19 vaccine development and rollout is most emphatically not among them.

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What Happened on the Junket To China in February 2020?

Jeffrey A. Tucker / April 12, 2022 / History, Law / 6 minute read

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There are so many questions and far too few answers. This one junket is just the beginning but it is a massively important one. We know now that the idea that China managed the virus well is a complete myth (it did not “demonstrate that the infection can be controlled”). The countries that locked down less or not at all had better outcomes in every area: health, economics, culture, and education.

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My Gratitude For the Apologies and Sincere Expressions of Regret

Thomas Harrington / August 16, 2022 / Philosophy / 7 minute read

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I’d like to send a special note of thanks to all those friends and family members who, after sniggering behind my back that I had gone off my rocker, or had suddenly become an unthinking and selfish Trumpite, sent their sincere apologies for what they said about me, and how I had fallen into mindlessly and obsessively repeating Q-Anon memes.

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New Book Exposes Fauci’s Mythological Scientific Acumen

Jordan Schachtel / November 19, 2021 / History, Public Health / 3 minute read

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Fauci and his compatriots flourish in Washington, D.C. because they are masters of media manipulation and the federal government bureaucracy. According to Dr. Atlas, Fauci, routinely exposed his lack of intellectual capacity and scientific expertise.

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In the Name of Stopping Covid…

Todd Porter / January 1, 2022 / 6 minute read

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Health is much much more than Covid, and is better measured at the individual rather than population level and by a primary care provider (PCP) instead of by an academic with zero understanding of how health is managed within the context of an intimate doctor-patient relationship.

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