For the last 250 years, the United States, Great Britain, and most of the developed world have been guided by the principles of liberalism (John Locke, David Hume, Adam Smith, etc.) — that free markets, free people (freedom of speech, …
A Frivolous People No Longer
Look at all those people playing at life.
Be careful my friend, life is not a game.
It’s about being worthy.
And don’t fool yourself, you’ve got only one…
Life is not a game my friend.
It’s the art of …
UC Faculty Challenge University’s Free Speech Suppression
This article was co-authored by Carole H. Browner, William I. Robinson, Aditi Bhargava, Lazlo Boros, Hugo Loaiciga, Roberto Strongman, Arvind Thomas, Anton Van Der Ven, Gabriel Vorobiof, and Patrick Whelan.
IntroductionA group of senior University of California professors was …
Veganism and the Covid Panic
Lierre Keith’s book The Vegetarian Myth: Food, Justice, and Sustainability describes her failed pursuit of a pure vegan diet. Published in 2009, Keith’s story parallels our recent Covid panic. Both veganism and Covidism are echoes of the ancient Greek philosophy …
Housing Versus “Housing” in Fed Data
The housing price data has screamed out, “What inflation cooling?” The Case-Schiller index for June came in at an all-time record high and was up by +6.5% over last year.
So if you happen to be a wage worker you’re …
Glimpse into the Future of Food
Is your food making you sick?
Suddenly, the fact that food is making us sick, really sick, has gained a lot of attention.
When Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. announced he would suspend his presidential campaign and campaign for President Trump …
September Open Thread and Subscriber Video (2024)
I’ve had a productive August but now it’s time to get back to the regular posts, starting with the September Open Thread. Corbett Report members are invited to log in and leave your discussion in the comments below.
Source: The …
The UN Invites Its Friends To Dinner
“We The Peoples of the United Nations determined…to promote social progress and better standards of life in larger freedom,”
~United Nations Charter Preamble (1945)
This is the third part in a series looking at the plans of the United Nations …
Why Did Zuckerberg Choose Now to Confess?
Consider Mark Zuckerberg’s revelation and its implications for our understanding of the last four years, and what it means for the future.
On many subjects important to public life today, vast numbers of people know the truth, and yet the …
The Rise of Global Conformism
At a formal ceremony for retiring professors at my university, each retiree got an opportunity to make a short speech. In my own speech, I mentioned that my last few years coincided with the Covid panic. Far more than the …
Fifty Shades of Central Bank Tyranny
The United States has had a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) since the late 1990s—or possibly even as far back as the 1970s, depending on how you define it. Definitions matter. Just as the bestselling novel 50 Shades of Gray …
The First Amendment Cannot Stop Pavel Durov’s Arrest in America
The arrest of Pavel Durov in France last week offered yet another distressing sign for the dire state of free speech in the West.
As we’ve repeatedly seen in the United States, parties that once dedicated themselves to free expression …
We No Longer Ponder the Good Life
Last night I went out with friends and had a wonderful conversation about what constitutes the “Good Life.” This came on the heels of a marathon discussion, a few days earlier, with my three adult children and several of their …
Mpox, Numbers, and Reality
Public health responses are most effective when they are grounded in reality. This is particularly important if the response is intended to address an ‘emergency,’ and involves the transfer of large amounts of public money. When we reallocate resources, there …
Mpox: A Pair of Deceptions
In my previous post, I wrote about various kinds of deception practiced by the globalists to achieve their nefarious goals. Just after completing it the monkeypox – now renamed Mpox, apparently because, puzzlingly, ‘monkeypox’ is ‘racist’ – phenomenon resurfaced, after …