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Deborah Birx’s Guide to Destroying A Country From Within

Michael Senger / July 14, 2022 / History, Policy, Public Health / 16 minute read

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I’m not saying Deborah Birx is a CCP agent. I’m just saying that if she was an agent for Xi Jinping’s stated goal of gradually stripping the world of “independent judiciaries,” “human rights,” “western freedom,” “civil society,” and “freedom of the press,” then every word of her book would read like that of Silent Invasion. If she did do it, this is how it would have happened.

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Landmarks on the Road to Covid Tyranny

James Bovard / February 21, 2023 / History, Law / 6 minute read

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For both Bush and Covid policymakers, fear-mongering razed limits to their sway. As long as enough people can be frightened, then almost everyone can be subjugated. Americans’ rights and liberties will not be safe until politicians and their henchmen are forced to submit to the law and the Constitution.

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The Depravity of the Hospital Protocol

Stella Paul / July 4, 2023 / Public Health / 3 minute read

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Fortunately, a group of volunteers is determined to get the word out. I think of them as the Bereaved Army. They lost a parent or spouse or sibling or child to what one eyewitness doctor called “organized homicide,” and they won’t stop fighting till they get justice.

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Pain is the Prompt

Leslie Manookian / June 3, 2024 / History, Philosophy, Society / 10 minute read

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What would happen if we all vowed to adopt an honor code to guide every moment in our lives? What if we vowed to speak the truth, to act ethically, and to hold others accountable when they violate the codes of society? What if we also vowed to pursue this ethos in a decent, respectful manner, seeking to expose dishonesty not to shame and humiliate the offenders, but to strengthen the social fabric of our communities? Wouldn’t we make clear that this conduct will be given no quarter in our communities?

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Heroic Nurses in Horrible Hospitals

Bruce W. Davidson / July 3, 2024 / Government, History, Public Health / 5 minute read

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During Covid, responsible nurses were unable to perform their advocate role in many hospitals. Under the cover of a medical emergency, many hospitals devolved into inflexible institutions paying more attention to orders from above than to the well-being of patients.

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Will We Ever Get the Truth?

Jeffrey A. Tucker / January 22, 2024 / History, Philosophy, Society / 7 minute read

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Donald Trump will certainly get the Republican nomination. With that the issue of truth and honesty about what happened on March 13, 2020, and beyond will likely not be pushed by the executive branch even if Trump wins.

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Never Forget How Covid Controls Corrupted Independence Day

James Bovard / July 3, 2023 / Government, History / 6 minute read

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In 2020, politicians in most areas effectively canceled Independence Day. Governors and mayors had quickly imposed “stay at home” orders restricting 300 million people after the Covid pandemic erupted. Most of the media ignored the fact that Independence Day occurred under the most dictatorial restrictions of the modern era. Crowds were banned from watching fireworks that governments often chose not to ignite.

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The Five Labors of a Re-Enlightenment: A Practical Guide

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Michael Baker / February 16, 2022 / History, Law, Philosophy, Society / 8 minute read

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Together, we can produce the force needed to generate a parallel society with a productive role on its own, but also a winning reformed society that will eventually attract most of the presently shackled majority, thereby delivering true reconciliation after this time of darkness.

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This Is No Time for Victory Laps

Thomas Harrington / February 28, 2022 / Media, Philosophy, Society / 6 minute read

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The hegemon is still alive and shows few signs of remorse.

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The Covid Disaster was Foreshadowed with Love Canal

Tara Raddle / March 23, 2023 / History, Public Health / 10 minute read

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Those at the highest risk from Covid were given a piece of cloth to wear over their faces, while those at very little risk from the virus itself saw their future prospects decimated because of overly broad restrictions. Both groups were told that $.05 masks were the difference between life and death, despite a lack of scientific consensus at any juncture. Both groups were told that questioning any of this was tantamount to terrorism; that embracing one-size-fits-none restrictions held the only path forward.

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