“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 fourth part in a series looking at the plans of the United Nations …
Do Not Admit Their Labels
On 29th August BBC News At Ten headlined with a report on the conviction of the killer of a fifteen-year-old girl in a town in the northeast of England.
The report gave details of the number of times the victim …
To Piece Together a Broken World
Recently, Brownstone Journal published a short piece by Toby Rogers: “Society Without an Organizing Thesis.”
In it, Rogers briefly tours the dominant political philosophies spanning the past few hundred years and points out how each of them has failed us. …
What Broke Libertarianism?
Nearly the whole of the professional, intellectual, and government class has betrayed the cause of universal human liberty in our times. But among those who were supposed to be less susceptible were the people called libertarians. They fell too, and …
Technocrats and Authoritarianism
[The following is an excerpt from Thomas Harrington’s book, The Treason of the Experts: Covid and the Credentialed Class.]
It is important in these days of constant calls to heed the advice of “experts” on the spread of the Coronavirus …
Doctors, Not Bureaucrats, Know Best
[The following is an excerpt from Lori Weintz’s book, Mechanisms of Harm: Medicine in the Time of Covid-19.]
We knew in March of 2020 there were a whole host of effective drugs which could have stopped this pandemic…The success is …
The Media Wants a Return to 2020
They’re never going to stop.
We’re a few months away from the end of 2024, four and a half years after the start of the Covid-19 pandemic. It’s a truth that should clearly be universally acknowledged by now, that the …
The Curious Case of Mark Zuckerberg
On August 27, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg issued a statement confirming what the Twitter Files, Murthy vs. Missouri, and many others had long claimed – that the Biden administration aggressively pushed to censor First Amendment-protected speech on social media, in …
Censors Unmasked: Flaherty, Gottlieb, and Slavitt
Each revelation of the Biden administration’s censorship regime tells a familiar story: government authorities, inextricably intertwined with corporate interests, bludgeoned social media companies into purging dissent. They used regulatory code (Section 230), the power of the Intelligence Community, and financial …
Why the Ruling Class Fears Democracy
A perfect storm of crises has been building. It comes from still bubbling rage with governments for their single-minded obsession with Covid and the lasting damage caused by lockdowns, masks, and vaccine mandates, with the media for amplifying government fear …
Entertainment Weaponized
One of the most widely used means the tyrannical globalists employ, to lull the populace into a state of anaesthesia as far as the goings-on behind the scenes are concerned, has to do with ‘entertainment’ of the kind one finds …
Entertainment Weaponized
One of the most widely used means the tyrannical globalists employ, to lull the populace into a state of anaesthesia as far as the goings-on behind the scenes are concerned, has to do with ‘entertainment’ of the kind one finds …
Trust in Doctors and Hospitals Plummets
A new paper in JAMA analyzes survey respondents in the US over the period of time right after the Covid pandemic started in April 2020 and through early 2024. It reveals a significant decline in trust in physicians and hospitals, …
Victoria’s Covid Lockdown Debt Bomb
A leading credit rating agency has blamed the Andrews Government’s prolonged lockdowns for Victoria’s ballooning debt, as the state stares down the prospect of a credit rating downgrade within the next year.
Victoria’s capital, Melbourne, had the longest lockdowns in the …
F.A. Hayek on Censorship and the End of Truth
The insistence of regimes in the West that they must control public messaging has meant dramatic changes in the freedom citizens have on social media and more generally. Media is more centralized than ever, and what we can say and …