The language continues to contradict previous WHO understanding and public health norms, promoting whole-of-government and whole-of-society approaches rather than proportionate measures that minimize long-term harm, and ignores the basic policy requirement of considering any resource allocations against other competing priorities.
Commentary on the WHO’s Draft Pandemic Agreement: Pointless Verbiage Continue Reading
It’s never as easy as “blame” or “fault” or stringing up the bad guy, and then we can all go home. This is a policy and system problem, which is way bigger than any one individual in that system.
Why California Matters Continue Reading
Trump’s instinct may well be right that globalisation had shifted the trading balance to America’s net disadvantage, and the new equilibrium that settles after his rupture of the existing world trading order will reposition the US to recover lost ground.
Making Sense of Trump’s Tariffs Continue Reading
It is my hope that one day soon our nation will wise up enough to do the heavy lifting which is required to reclaim what is rightfully ours, and what is absolutely a word unto itself – Freedom.
Is “Freedom” a Non-Word? Continue Reading
Bessent announced that Trump will be “doubling down” on supporting the largest foreign aid gushers on earth. “Far from stepping back, ‘America First’ seeks to expand U.S. leadership in international institutions like the I.M.F. and World Bank,” Bessent declared.
IMF and World Bank: Crony Covid Crackdown Enablers Continue Reading
The hope is that erosion of trust will catch up with the global health industry and too few countries will ratify this treaty. To fix the underlying problem, we need to rethink the whole approach to cooperation in international health.
The False Claims of WHO’s Pandemic Agreement Continue Reading
Why were Fauci and his cohorts anxious to blame SARS-CoV-2 on bats and pangolins? It was not just to deflect attention from the possibility that the virus leaked. There was a larger point: to reinforce a narrative concerning zoonotic spillovers.
The Great Spillover Hoax Continue Reading
Why should you care about the curious case of Dr. Peter Marks, MD, PhD? Because Dr. Peter Marks provides an excellent case study of what happens when the government settles for acceptable instead of excellent in scientific administrator (bureaucrat) positions.
The Curious Case of the FDA’s Dr. Peter Marks Continue Reading
The only way to bring public spending back in line with citizens’ interests and ensure it is not hijacked by pet projects is to introduce constitutional and structural reforms that anchor public finances more firmly in local communities and governments.
The People’s Property and Income in the Hands of Bureaucrats Continue Reading
Killing survivors, which is the current USDA policy, is certifiably insane. But it whips the nation into a fearful frenzy, ready to buy eggs from Turkey so we won’t starve to death. The conventional narrative reeks of anti-science and fraud.
Fake Contagions Make Real Survivors Continue Reading
The balance between national sovereignty and freedom is delicate. To permanently detach governing structures from citizen control, even if only through a periodic plebiscite, courts disaster even on topics like trade, to say nothing of infectious disease and virus research.
The Trouble with Compulsory Globalism Continue Reading
Marine Le Pen is the most popular leader in France, yet the taxpayer-funded press corps ignores that salient detail while it smears her supporters as radicals amidst the lawfare campaign aimed at barring her from power.
The Regime Media versus Le Pen and the French Continue Reading
Search 3,000+ articles & events
