Brownstonians from all over the world recently met in Spain to share, bond, impart information, and most importantly, eat together. I was glued to their stories like eyes to a proverbial television set.
Brownstonians in Spain Read Journal Article
Experiencing the diversity of the world’s cultures enables the traveller to savour different customs without relinquishing the thought that these all belong to humanity as a whole. No globalistically homogeneous world could offer that.
Aleksandr Dugin’s World of Particulars Read Journal Article
Josh Urban’s book, Cities on a Hill: 21 Isolated Months with the Elderly during COVID, was prominently displayed near the front of the store as a welcome anomaly after searching for books by anyone exploring what we have endured.
The Story Could Have Happened Anywhere Read Journal Article
Reality engineering requires three components: institutional power to create the narrative, social pressure to enforce it, and the deliberate persecution of anyone who challenges either. The Covid era revealed how performative activism serves as this machinery’s most potent enforcement mechanism.
How Performative Activism Enabled Mass Persecution Read Journal Article
The path forward is for us to abandon the outdated dichotomies through which we formerly interpreted politics and the world and instead turn our attention to how to make the world more and more human and less and less inhuman.
The Blinders of Ideology Read Journal Article
Snow White opened with devastating reviews and empty theaters coast to coast. It’s fascinating to reflect on how this film got caught in the cultural crosshairs. To understand it, we need to return to 2020 and the lockdowns.
The Post-Lockdown Disorientation in the Arts Read Journal Article
The discursive norms on LinkedIn are a convention, a social practice, a type of theater for the purposes of financial gain. The dialect is an artifice. Corporate Pollyannaism is unconcerned and often contemptuous of the truth.
LinkedIn and Soul-Sucking Corporate Pollyannaism Read Journal Article
When reading In Covid’s Wake, it becomes immediately clear that its authors, Stephen Macedo and Frances Lee, have very little curiosity, never mind understanding, of the immense body of superb research produced outside the academy during the past five years.
Academics Reveal That Water Is Transparent Read Journal Article
Dismembered European corpses and terrorized children are just part of maintaining this ideological purity. War is acceptable once more. Let’s hope such leaders and ideologies can be sidelined by those beyond Europe who are willing to give peace a chance.
The New Enthusiasm for Slaughter Read Journal Article
The world has changed in many ways since March 2020. And the world needs to change a lot more, especially our human institutions, if we are to prevent the tyranny of Covid from being repeated.
The Medical Masquerade: Introduction Read Journal Article
We reject Canadian deference to authority. We refuse to be subjects any longer. Whenever government becomes destructive of liberty, says the American Declaration of Independence, it is the right of the people to alter or abolish it. Or to depart.
A Declaration of Independence for Alberta Read Journal Article
Brownstone Institute has been there during the darkest times and works to provide light for the future. We hope we can count on you to help carry us into this next stage. Please help our work with your donation.
Brownstone Institute at the Crossroads Read Journal Article
