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Thousands of Averted Covid Deaths in Israel: Science Fiction

Eyal Shahar / June 10, 2023 / Pharma, Vaccines / 5 minute read

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Lockdowns were futile and detrimental, mask mandates were futile, Covid vaccines were marginally beneficial, futile, or worse, and influential studies of vaccine effectiveness contain at least one major flaw, and probably more. These truths will become common knowledge when contemporary, brainwashed Covid scientists are replaced by a new generation of scientists with inquisitive minds.

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The War We’ve Lived and the Birth of the New

Jeffrey A. Tucker / November 9, 2021 / Philosophy, Policy, Public Health / 8 minute read

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We can never again allow a ruling class to exercise such brutality against the people. It has not ended well for the lockdowners and mandators. They are perhaps now beginning to realize that they are not the authors of history. We are. Everyone is.

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The Power of Public Health Agencies Must Be Curbed

Jayanta Bhattacharya / May 19, 2023 / Law, Public Health / 5 minute read

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Now that states are moving to restrict public health powers, public health authorities face a choice that will decide whether the public will ever trust public health again. They can fight a partisan political battle against these laws, and the collapse of public trust in public health will continue apace. Or they can gracefully accept limits to their power in light of their pandemic failures.

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Sometimes, Only Satire Does the Job

Ramesh Thakur / August 11, 2023 / Society / 8 minute read

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This is a slim, wickedly funny satire of 126 pages organised into ten chapters of rollicking hilarity. It’s a hugely enjoyable book for all those who were critical of lockdowns, masks, and vaccines. As the Brits say, it takes the piss out of all the self-proclaimed Covid experts, the public health clerisy, the media, and people with blind faith in the experts.

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A Litany of Absurdity

Brownstone Institute / January 20, 2022 / History, Policy / 10 minute read

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With the UK set to be one of the first countries to come out of the pandemic, I thought it was worth starting to compile a list of the most lunatic measures. Lest we forget.

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The Book We Need and Only Justin Hart Could Write

Jeffrey A. Tucker / October 31, 2022 / History, Policy / 7 minute read

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Hart is one of the few intellectuals who was correct about the whole hullabaloo from the very beginning. Therefore he doesn’t need to embark among some silly dance in which restrictions were fine in the beginning but later became too much. Nope: he kept his wits about him the whole time. Thus does he have the credibility to write without apologies.

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The Relevance of Milgram’s Experiments in Today’s World

Armando Simón / August 10, 2023 / Psychology / 14 minute read

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Whether in America, Australia, Ireland, Germany, or Italy, Western Civilization is under the onslaught by totalitarians on a number of different fronts, and to date they are winning hands down. Having lived in a totalitarian regime, I (and others) recognize all the signs. Frankly, the future is bleak.

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Introducing Dr. Joseph Ladapo, Surgeon General of Florida: Video and Transcript

Brownstone Institute / September 26, 2021 / Policy, Public Health / 23 minute read

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His appointment in Florida has been cheered by the many people who have worked for 20 months to draw attention to the data, traditional public health principles, the known science behind viruses and epidemics, the priority of therapeutics over vaccine mandates, as well as the values of freedom and human rights.

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We Cannot Stop the Spread of COVID, But We Can End the Pandemic

Jayanta Bhattacharya / December 21, 2021 / Policy, Public Health, Vaccines / 5 minute read

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The end of the pandemic is primarily a social and political decision.Since we have no technology to eradicate the virus, we must learn to live with it. The fear-based lockdown policies of the past two years are no template for a healthy society.

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Should Fauci Resign?

Vinay Prasad / November 23, 2021 / Policy, Public Health / 3 minute read

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Ultimately, unelected leaders should be cognizant of their role. Are they furthering positive change or communication, or has their presence become an impediment? Sometimes the hardest thing is knowing when to step down. In this case, I think the answer is clear.

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