Contrary to the One Health approach, it is self-defeating for us to think that sacrificing our well-being for the benefit of other forms of life and even non-life is virtuous. Ideology rather than science has convinced many to think otherwise.
Those who, in the face of unrest surrounding immigration and race, limit themselves to condemning far right violence, are missing out on a public conversation about fragmented communities across the UK and about why immigration remains a “hot button issue”…
Unrest in Britain: The Other Half of the Story Continue Reading
On June 1, 2024, the World Health Assembly (WHA) adopted a series of new amendments to the International Health Regulations (IHRs). The World Health Organization proclaimed that these amendments will “build on lessons learned from several global health emergencies.”
Questions about New Amendments to the 2024 IHRs Continue Reading
In agriculture, public health, and medicine, we should stop envisioning magic technological bullets that empower governments more than they benefit their purported target populations. We should consider not only the ostensible short-term benefits of interventions but also the broader costs.
Same Pig, Different Lipstick: Covid and the Green Revolution Continue Reading
Across Europe, under the EU, and in the UK, whether an individual government is “left” or “right,” every single one is so indebted to Brussels, big banks, and major bondholders that it has no policy flexibility.
The consolidation of advertising and its control by states strikes at the heart of what free economies are supposed to be about. And yet, states that desire maximum control over the public mind must go there.
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The Western world and their investment funds shamelessly demand poor countries and their populations to adopt intermittent, expensive, and unreliable green energies, instead of supporting fossil fuels (as well as hydropower and nuclear) production and infrastructure.
The policy agenda should commit to restoring sovereign decision-making, shrinking government, strengthening free speech, reducing immigration, and cutting the administrative state down to size. Reform can do this more credibly than the discredited and derided Tories after fourteen wasted years.
The indemnification of pharma from liability for harm needs to be repealed. But even more fundamentally, the quarantine power itself has to go, and that means the full repeal of the Public Health Services Act of 1944.
Two years after the Covid mandates ended, the West Australian Police Force has fired nearly twenty unvaccinated police officers and public servants for refusing to get the jabs. A Supreme Court ruling that the vaccination directive was “valid and lawful”.
Fauci is on his book tour, doing the rounds with media outlets in support of his self-congratulatory exploration of the pandemic. In an interview with “CBS Mornings,” Fauci explained that maybe keeping schools closed for years was a bad idea.
Did Fauci Admit That School Closures Were a Mistake? Continue Reading
Anyone who describes these policies as “far right” is either deluded or determined to discredit their political adversaries by any means available. Yet this sort of treatment of the new right in Europe is standard fare in mainstream Western media.
