When their lies became public, they demonstrated unrepentant arrogance. They considered themselves beyond reproach. In doing so, the Covid response unwound the social fabric and destroyed the foundational principles of the American legal system.
Covid Response at Five Years: The Covid Caste System Continue Reading
In our time, we have witnessed a homogenisation of culture under the hegemonic sway of a supposedly ‘liberal’ worldview, which has turned out to be anything but. In Gramsci’s terms, it has assumed the shape of a hegemony promoting ‘conformity.’
Gramsci, Hegemony, and the World Order Continue Reading
The Covid regime cited Jacobson as if it were the North Star of American jurisprudence, a canonical case like Brown v. Board of Education or Marbury v. Madison. Like the rest of their arguments, this was entirely misleading.
Covid Response at Five Years: The Illegal Vaccine Mandates Continue Reading
The liberalization of voting laws was integral to the pandemic response. The disease did not cause the dramatic upheaval of the American system of voting; it was the fear of the result that shocked the country four years earlier.
Covid Response at Five Years: Voting Continue Reading
Beginning on March 16, 2020, nearly every state imposed “stay-at-home” orders. This totalitarianism was not reserved for brash political celebrities like Andrew Cuomo or Gavin Newsom. Supposedly moderate figures like Maryland’s Larry Hogan unleashed their authoritarian impulses.
Covid Response at Five Years: Lockdowns Continue Reading
So many things have changed in the past five years, and yet, so much is the same as it was 16 centuries ago when ideology allowed the last remnant of the Great Library to be destroyed.
The Destruction of the Great Library of Alexandria Continue Reading
While public officials touted party lines, a more insidious censorship operation worked to eradicate dissent from the marketplace of ideas. As Judge Terry Doughty wrote, Covid censorship sparked arguably “the most massive attack against free speech in United States’ history.”
Covid Response at Five Years: The First Amendment Versus the U.S. Security State Continue Reading
This series is meant to outline the freedoms that we sacrificed, and the people and institutions that benefited from the erosion of our liberties. The bedrocks of liberty enshrined in the Bill of Rights disappeared while the nation panicked.
Covid Response at Five Years: Introduction Continue Reading
Seeing public health institutions as the neocolonialist instruments they have become, and understanding what drives those within them, is essential for progress. A future world that is healthier is still possible, but the public health momentum is clearly pointed elsewhere.
International Public Health: Revival of the Colonialist Agenda Continue Reading
I believe that politicians and the political process pose less of an institutionalised threat to people’s freedoms, liberties, and speech than unelected judges who often, in the guise of interpreting laws, don’t hesitate to make – and make up – laws.
Judicial Adventurism Can Imperil Democracy Continue Reading
It is good news for peace that President Trump is setting the record straight on the West’s war in Ukraine and I hope that this war ends soon so reconstruction can begin. Bad peace is better than a good war.
Bad Peace Is Better Than Good War Continue Reading
Within months of US intervention, USAID assisted in the dismantling of protections in the name of “land reforms,”, improved agricultural efficiency, and rescuing the Ukrainian people. In two years, over half of Ukraine’s farmland became the property of foreign investors.
How USAID Assisted the Corporate Takeover of Ukrainian Agriculture Continue Reading
