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Why Does the WHO Make False Claims Regarding Proposals to Seize States’ Sovereignty?

Thi Thuy Van Dinh / December 11, 2023 / Government, Law, Public Health / 15 minute read

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If it is indeed the case that our authorities and their supporters within the public health community consider that powers currently vested within national jurisdictions should be given over to external bodies on the basis of this level of recorded harm, it would be best to have a public conversation as to whether this is sufficient basis for abandoning democratic ideals in favor of a more fascist or otherwise authoritarian approach. We are, after all, talking about restricting basic human rights essential for a democracy to function.

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These Amendments Would Open the Door to a Dangerous Global Health Bureacracy

These Amendments Would Open the Door to a Dangerous Global Health Bureaucracy

David Thunder / December 10, 2023 / Government, Law, Public Health / 12 minute read

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The Covid pandemic gave the World Health Organisation and its partners unprecedented visibility and a tremendous amount of “soft” power to shape public health law and policies across the world. Over the past year or so, the WHO has been pushing hard to consolidate and expand its power to declare and manage public health emergencies on a global scale.

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Human Rights Discarded at the Gates of Hell

Ramesh Thakur / December 9, 2023 / Law, Public Health, Society / 5 minute read

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Human rights claims are claims by citizens on governments. The advocacy, juridical, and enforcement revolutions in human rights led to a rapid expansion of governmental activism on legislation backed by monitoring and compliance machinery. Yet human rights are also abused most systematically, pervasively and widely by governments.

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EUA Countermeasures Are Neither Investigational nor Experimental

Sasha Latypova / December 7, 2023 / Law, Pharma, Vaccines / 7 minute read

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Judge Hughes is correct that it is “false and irrelevant” to call Covid injections experimental and dangerous. It is false because EUA is not experimental and can never be. It is irrelevant because safety is irrelevant to EUA, which gets issued based on opinions and not approved based on data. There is no way to collect clinical trial data and collate it such that an assessment of risk benefit (as defined in FDCA) can be made.

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To Whom Should the Right of Speech Belong?

Brownstone Institute / December 7, 2023 / Censorship, Government, Law / 7 minute read

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Judge Doughty’s injunction may have flaws, but on the question of whether it advances or hinders free speech in the United States, the answer is undeniable. Missouri v. Biden is a litmus test for Americans. Either the Government has a right to curate citizens’ newsfeeds by using the power of the federal government to nationalize our information centers, or we embrace the First Amendment and unshackle ourselves from the militarized system of informational warfare that has dominated our airwaves for over three years.

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Covid mRNA Vaccines, a Military Countermeasure, Required No Safety Oversight

Covid mRNA Vaccines Required No Safety Oversight

Debbie Lerman / December 6, 2023 / Law, Pharma, Vaccines / 14 minute read

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The FDA’s Emergency Use Authorization for the vaccines was based on clinical trials and manufacturing processes conducted with no binding legal standards, no legally proscribed safety oversight or regulation, and no legal redress from the manufacturer for potential harms. (This last point is being challenged in multiple court cases, so far to no avail.)

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I Fact-Checked the “Fact-Checkers”

Bobbie Anne Flower Cox / December 4, 2023 / Government, Law, Media / 8 minute read

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We provided a joint statement to the author, which she completely ignored, and then went on to write an article that assumes you are so ignorant, that you don’t realize their double play on words, nor do you see the wool they’re pulling over your eyes.

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Locking in Mandated Medicine by Short-Circuiting Democracy

J.R. Bruning / November 28, 2023 / Government, Law, Policy / 12 minute read

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What we see in command medication and digital is a general failure to require and include in these policies a place for the production of scientific information that might challenge or contradict claims of safety. The feedback loops are not sophisticated, open, and transparent enough. They never will be.

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Milei's Task Ahead: Defeating the Bureaucracy

Milei’s Task Ahead: Defeating the Administrators

Craig Pirrong / November 27, 2023 / Government, Law, Policy / 5 minute read

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Even if he avoids Trump’s fault of repeatedly appointing those hostile to his agenda to the positions in the bureaucracy he can hire and fire, Milei will still face the immense task of bringing those myriad bureaucrats outside his direct reach to heel.

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Freedom and Virtue: Friends or Enemies?

Bruce Pardy / November 26, 2023 / Law, Philosophy, Society / 5 minute read

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Across the West, Virtue People, and Freedom People have been working together. At conferences, in think tanks, at school boards, on email lists, in living rooms, on X, and sometimes marching in the streets, they coalesce. These two groups constitute the rebel alliance against authoritarian woke globalism. But their political philosophies conflict.

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Pandemics as a Catalyst for a New World Order

Robert Malone / November 25, 2023 / Government, Law, Public Health / 8 minute read

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By globally synchronizing the public health response across the United Nations member states, new powers were granted to the UN and its organizations at the cost of national sovereignty. These universally applied regulations and multilateral agreements have given birth to an enlarged, globalized administrative state.

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Courts Pave Way for New York Quarantine Camps

Bobbie Anne Flower Cox / November 20, 2023 / Law, Policy, Society / 7 minute read

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The reason the public has dubbed this regulation the “quarantine camp regulation” is because the language makes it clear that the DOH can pull you from your home and hold you anywhere they deem appropriate.

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