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King Squatters
Elections have consequences. What do I mean? Well, there is a bill being proposed here in New York that would make squatting a crime, and make it more difficult for squatters to gain so many rights against the property owners.
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Japan Rides the Censorship Bandwagon
Japan has been evolving into a place where it is difficult to express ideas. In addition to government and media collusion to keep Covid medical realities from the Japanese public, the government passed a law to squelch nonconforming messaging online.
No Vaccination against Unlimited Political Power
Every regulatory invasion by officialdom should raise questions about the sovereignty of individuals over their own lives. What pretexts justify government transgressing the border of the individual’s life? Is there any way to hold political intruders liable under the law?
No Vaccination against Unlimited Political Power Read Journal Article
Do We Even Need a Surgeon General?
Do we even need a Surgeon General? That answer is clear. With dozens of health agencies already flooding our federal government, I say we leave the Surgeon General’s seat vacant. We have enough “parenting” going on as it is.
Trump Issues Executive Order on Gain-of-Function Studies
This is an excellent start to taking the threat of lab-derived pandemics seriously. Obviously, we need a global ban and global enforcement. The Biological Weapons Convention (BWC) could be strengthened to meet this need.
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America’s Hidden Transformation
What if the America you pledge allegiance to isn’t the one running the show? This investigation examines how America’s governance system fundamentally transformed since 1871 through a documented pattern of legal, financial, and administrative changes.
The Regime Media versus Le Pen and the French
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.
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The City That Treats Adults Like Children
Newton’s law bans everything with nicotine—whether it burns or not. Cigarettes. Vapes. Nicotine gum. Pouches. Even options that help people quit smoking are now outlawed for future generations. Meanwhile, marijuana sales continue—untouched, unrestricted, uncriticized. Why? Follow the money.
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The Swirling Vortex of Weaponised Lawfare
In discussing the current jurisdictional kerfuffle between the US federal executive and judiciary, I find it impossible to overlook the failure of the courts to protect people’s rights, dignity, and liberty under comprehensive assault from the administrative state during Covid.
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FDA Finally Stops Amyl Nitrate “Poppers” but Still Permits Illicit Nitrous Oxide Sales
While the FDA has finally taken steps to close a regulatory loophole regarding “poppers” and amyl nitrate right before Trump’s FDA commissioner has taken office, they haven’t advanced regulatory action on illicit marketing, sales, and abuse of nitrous oxide.
Who Controls the Administrative State?
What can be done and how to get from here to there? Trump’s executive order on the Department of Education illustrates the point precisely. His administration is so uncertain of what it can control, even to urge minor reforms.
The Bird Flu Program and the Normalization of Animal Genocide
The USDA seems to have found it more expeditious to simply approve cruel methods of slaughter, rather than reconsider whether its plan for dealing with Bird flu might not be sensible.
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