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The Truth About Tyranny

Jeffrey A. Tucker / October 16, 2021 / Economics, History, Philosophy, Public Health, Society / 8 minute read

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Any regime that wants to stay in power needs to know this secret to hegemony: the desire to cleanse society of the enemy is what compels compliance. Every tyranny in history has depended on recruits to its own ranks from within the culture. They believe the lie knowing full well that it is a lie. The lie allows them to participate in the purge. They become the willing executioners. It’s been true throughout history, regardless of the particular and shifting desiderata of the despotism of the moment.

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The Drumbeat of Trauma-Inducing Events in Our Lives

Thomas Harrington / October 19, 2023 / Media, Philosophy, Policy, Society / 7 minute read

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If left unaddressed, the top-down trauma our “leadership” class seems bent on serially inflicting upon us leads to widespread psychic numbing and a nation of people who learn to comport themselves in the fearful and overly circumspect ways of that “dog that’s been beat too much.”

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The Heroism of Guido d’Arezzo

Jeffrey A. Tucker / January 18, 2024 / History, Society, Technology / 7 minute read

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The salient fact of our times is the egregious failure of the elites to do the very thing they promised: give us health, security, and protection from danger. They were granted a free hand to manage the whole world and they made of their opportunity a huge disaster. Meanwhile, the dissidents pushing early treatments, human rights, free speech, and different ways generally have been punished.

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Elections Won’t Fix This

Jeffrey A. Tucker / June 4, 2022 / Policy / 8 minute read

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Uprooting the entrenched, arrogant, hegemonic, and unaccountable administrative state that believes it operates with no limit to its power is the great challenge of our time. The public is probably nowhere near aware of the full extent of the problem. Until voters themselves figure it out, the politicians will have no mandate even to test a solution.

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The SBF Scandal: The Players and the Money

Jeffrey A. Tucker / December 15, 2022 / Economics, History / 8 minute read

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Building off the success of Bill Gates, Sam Bankman-Fried, and his many associates, clearly saw philanthropy as the path to influence, power, and protection. At the same time, many nonprofit organizations saw an opportunity too; to build their own empires through promised millions and billions from a crypto genius in the Bahamas who had an unusual passion for pandemic planning.

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Is the CDC’s Death Certificate Coding Algorithm Completely Broken?

Aaron Hertzberg / August 7, 2023 / Public Health / 41 minute read

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The primary shortcoming of using or relying on CDC data is that it’s the CDC’s data. Under normal circumstances, elementary common sense would foreclose even contemplating datasets curated, managed and controlled by a rabidly partisan and pathologically dishonest organization. Garbage in = garbage out, as programmers like to put it. Alas, in one of the cruelest ironies of modern-day society, the Nation’s mortality data is firmly ensconced under the masterful, expert aegis of the world’s preeminent propaganda organization.

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The Fall of Intellectual Heroism

Jeffrey A. Tucker / September 5, 2021 / Philosophy, Policy, Public Health / 7 minute read

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The case against lockdowns and state medical mandates is the obverse of the case for freedom itself. It seems unconscionable for any liberal mind to be wrong on this point. That so many have gone silent or even shown sympathy for medical despotism reveals just how tremendously confusing these times have been.

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The Problem With Science Is Scientists

Steve Templeton / October 11, 2021 / Philosophy, Policy, Public Health / 9 minute read

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The overwhelming desire of a terrified public for evidence of interventions that effectively eliminate the risk of infection will inevitably pressure scientists to provide that evidence. Ideally, an acknowledgement of this bias would result in increased skepticism from other scientists and media outlets, but that hasn’t happened

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No Institution is Safe: DEI Thought Control in the Military

Scott Sturman / December 21, 2023 / Education, History, Psychology / 10 minute read

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Members of the medical community are the select few in the present-day military who can offer safe harbor to those exposed to unremitting propaganda. DEI is a scourge of the armed forces, and commanders should cultivate relationships with military medical and legal professionals to channel their efforts to challenge DEI programs at every level.

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How the Pandemic Response Changed My Thinking

Jeffrey A. Tucker / May 31, 2022 / History, Philosophy / 9 minute read

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What we really need is a system that is safe for freedom and human rights that protects those ideals even when the madness of crowds – or the arrogance of intellectuals or the lust for power of the bureaucrats – wants to scrap them. And that means revisiting the very foundations of what kind of world in which we want to live. What we once believed was a settled matter has been completely upended. Figuring out how to recover and restore is the great challenge of our times.

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