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The Reactionary Political Ethos of Lockdowns and Mandates

Jeffrey A. Tucker / January 25, 2022 / History, Philosophy / 9 minute read

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We’ve lived through an enormous setback, pushed by reactionary elements among the ruling class, but it is likely a prequel to what comes next: a backlash against reaction and toward a new stage of progress. Cycles within cycles. Forces of centralization have had a field day, and a good run of it, but the forces of decentralization are fighting back again with good odds of regaining the narrative again.

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Will They Ever Come Clean About the Damage They Caused?

Mark Oshinskie / August 5, 2023 / Policy, Psychology / 9 minute read

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The Machiavellians who concocted the Covid response and the media who sold it don’t regret what they did. It served their political, social and economic purposes. Thus, the truth can now be publicly admitted, though not fully. Denying some aspects of reality allows the Coronamanic to deceive many and to think of themselves as good, smart people for having supported lockdowns, school closures, masks, tests and shots.

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The Tragedy of the Brooklyn Literary Scene

Naomi Wolf / April 7, 2023 / Policy, Society / 11 minute read

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Because lies embraced our whole culture since 2020, and because public intellectuals for the most part did not stand up to the lies at the time, and because many even participated in the lies (hello, Sam Harris); since horrible things happened to those of us who did stand up to the lies — most public intellectuals at this moment cannot address the really important events of the recent past.

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The Renewed Injunction Neglects the Power of the Intelligence Community

Brownstone Institute / September 13, 2023 / Government / 6 minute read

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The Fifth Circuit failed to acknowledge the critical role the intelligence community played in the Covid response and the assault on the Bill of Rights. By reinstating agencies’ power to partner with groups designed to circumvent the First Amendment, the Court risks the continued erosion of First Amendment freedoms under public-private totalitarianism.

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I’m Fighting for My Right to Learn

Serena Johnson / December 10, 2021 / Law, Policy, Public Health / 5 minute read

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While wearing a mask, I feel anonymous and inhuman. Few people are willing to approach me for conversation, compounding the difficulties I already face due to my disabilities. My disabilities made people nervous about including me in activities because they were afraid to approach.

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Hey Covid, I’ve Got Religion

Gabrielle Bauer / August 24, 2022 / Philosophy / 7 minute read

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In the early months, while secular folks were exhorting everyone to stay home, stay safe, mask up, and all the rest, religious leaders began pushing back against what they saw as encroachments on freedom of worship. It wasn’t just church closures or bans on choral singing they opposed. They cried out against the whole worldview underpinning the rules, a mindset that reduces people to their health and risk status.

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When Virtue Signals Wear Science as a Skin Suit

Scott Sturman / January 17, 2024 / Government, Policy / 10 minute read

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Virtue-signaling climate scientists and their dutiful DOD disciples, who ignore real science and adopt policies that will impoverish societies for no proven benefit, will be exposed and repudiated by history’s greatest physicists, whose timeless wisdom and insights reveal feckless promoters, who hijack science in the name of politics.

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Where’s Fauci?

Jordan Schachtel / March 4, 2022 / Media, Policy / 3 minute read

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The NIAID’s “Dr Fauci In The News” website, which throughout COVID Mania, has tracked hundreds of its directors major media appearances, has not posted a new appearance since February 17.

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Dear Colleagues: We Must Revive Sound Science

Bhaskaran Raman / March 26, 2024 / Policy, Society / 7 minute read

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We write this letter to you as a group of academicians, doctors, and professionals on the issue of a recent and extended beating taken by science and rationality, and the resultant current and ongoing concerns.

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Fifty Shades of Central Bank Tyranny

Aaron Day / August 30, 2024 / Censorship, Economics, Government / 22 minute read

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Each layer of our digital currency system peels back the seductive mask of freedom, revealing progressively darker shades of control. As we delve deeper, what seems like autonomy is only an illusion where more pervasive forms of dominance lay hidden.

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