No more taboo zones. No more gaslighting. No more performative genetics while incidence climbs. An uncompromising, relentless search for causes, mechanisms, and treatments—backed by labels, grants, and coverage—finally begins.
United States Announces Revolutionary Reform in Autism Research and Treatment Continue Reading
We can argue about just how much democracy is desirable in a republic where the rights of the individual are supposed to stand paramount to the whims of the demos, but all of us can agree on a basic issue.
Democracy Dies in Adulterated Voter Rolls Continue Reading
Whatever the underlying issues, it is time everyone stopped pretending the Covid response was anything but a mess, or that we did not know it would be. There is still a place for truth.
The Covid Response Was Not a Mistake – It Was Just Wrong Continue Reading
May all your carrots grow long and straight. May tomato blossom end rot affect your Monsanto neighbor’s tomatoes. May the coyotes be struck blind at your pasture chickens. May all of your culinary experiments be delectably palatable.
The Food Emancipation Proclamation Continue Reading
Pfizer’s reply to President Trump’s very reasonable call for transparency of data regarding their latest edition of their modified-mRNA Covid injections is nothing less than an insult to the intelligence of every reader, including the President himself.
5 Reasons Pfizer’s Reply to President Trump Is Complete Rubbish Continue Reading
Dr. Redfield should be commended for speaking with more candor, but I wish he had made these points or shared these views four years ago. If he had, the origin narrative might have been starkly different.
Former CDC Director Believes in ‘Early Spread’ Continue Reading
The CDC’s failures during the Covid-19 pandemic were not just bureaucratic errors. Unless we act now, the next public health crisis will expose an even weaker, more distrusted CDC — one that Americans may simply ignore from the outset.
The CDC Needed a Thorough Housecleaning Continue Reading
I changed my doctoral thesis topic to “The Political Economy of Autism” and spent the next four years reading and analyzing nearly everything that has been written on autism prevalence, causation, and cost.
Toby Rogers’ Statement to the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations Continue Reading
What the hearing revealed was not Kennedy’s weakness but the desperation of his critics — senators clinging to captured institutions, hurling insults and posturing for the cameras. For all the talk of “science,” what unfolded was politics at its dirtiest.
Savages in the Senate: Kennedy Ambushed in a Game of Dirty Politics Continue Reading
I respectfully disagree with the Save HHS letter calling for Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s resignation. While concerns have been raised, these must be balanced against the urgent need for bold reform and restoration of public trust in health institutions.
Response to Save HHS Letter: In Defense of Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. Continue Reading
The question is not whether J.Crew-Anon exists. It does. Whether its ascendance will be enough to quell the growing rebellion from working-class ranks who are not nearly as polite, elitely-educated, or establishment-adjacent as their J.Crew-Anon neighbors remains to be seen.
J. Crew-Anon and the Mainstreaming of Dissent Continue Reading
The task ahead is not to preserve the CDC’s aura. It is instead to put public health on a foundation of honesty, openness, and freedom. That — not resignation letters steeped in fallacy — is what will make America healthy again.
Enough Is Enough: What a CDC Resignation Letter Reveals Continue Reading
