NZDSOS nzdsos.com NZDSOS, with New Zealand Rising is holding country-wide events to mark this day and to acknowledge and remember those who got hurt and those who resisted. These will be peaceful events acknowledging the suffering, celebrating resilience and recognising the time we have had doing it hard
Sheena Cruickshank University of Manchester As the pandemic continues, many countries are rolling out COVID booster vaccines. In the UK, the autumn booster campaign is offering a fourth dose to those at higher risk from a COVID infection, including people with certain underlying medical conditions, and those aged over 50.
Jack Elbaum fee.org Jack Elbaum was a Hazlitt Writing Fellow at FEE and is a junior at George Washington University. His writing has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, Newsweek, The New York Post, and the Washington Examiner. Last week, The Atlantic published an article by Dr. Emily
General Christian Blanchon Translated by The BFD from French French General Christian Blanchon’s powerful press release praising those who refused the vax at great cost to themselves has gone viral in Europe. In it, he praises citizens who refused the experimental Covid vaccine. The message of General Christian Blanchon
Aaron Kheriaty brownstone.org Aaron Kheriaty, Senior Brownstone Scholar and 2023 Brownstone Fellow, is a psychiatrist working with the Unity Project. He is a former Professor of Psychiatry at the University of California at Irvine School of Medicine, where he was the director of Medical Ethics. COVID-19 represents the
As I reported recently, those responsible for the most egregious wrongs of the pandemic are now asking we, the wronged, to just forget the whole thing ever happened. We have to put these fights aside and declare a pandemic amnesty, they say. Not. Gonna. Happen. Not after Wellington. Not after
“Forgive and forget”, the Covidians are airily telling us, as they demand a “Covid amnesty”. Forgetting is simply not on: those who forget the lessons of the past, after all, are condemned to repeat them. As for forgiving – maybe. But we cannot forgive until we have the truth. Author and
Michael Senger brownstone.org Michael P Senger is an attorney and author of Snake Oil: How Xi Jinping Shut Down the World. He has been researching the influence of the Chinese Communist Party on the world’s response to COVID-19 since March 2020 and previously authored China’s Global
Haley Kynefin brownstone.org Haley Kynefin is a writer and independent social theorist with a background in behavioural psychology. She left academia to pursue her own path integrating the analytical, the artistic and the realm of myth. Her work explores the history and sociocultural dynamics of power. Much of the
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Michael Senger brownstone.org Michael P Senger is an attorney and author of Snake Oil: How Xi Jinping Shut Down the World. He has been researching the influence of the Chinese Communist Party on the world’s response to COVID-19 since March 2020 and previously authored China’s Global
Justin Hart brownstone.org Justin Hart is an executive consultant with over 25 years experience creating data-driven solutions for Fortune 500 companies and Presidential campaigns alike. Mr. Hart is the Chief Data Analyst and founder of RationalGround.com which helps companies, public policy officials, and even parents gauge the
Louise M Diack kiwi-chronicle.ghost.io Information Opinion In The Other Side of the Tipping Point, I talked about feeling that at long last we were coming out of a dark period in recent history. This is something of a follow-up. I read an encouraging article by The
Jessica Hockett brownstone.org Jessica Hockett has a PhD in educational psychology from the University of Virginia. Her 20-year career in education included working with schools and agencies across the U.S. to improve curriculum, instruction, and programs. Dr. Emily Oster, the Brown University economist who spent a good
It’s one thing to read the many stories of people adversely affected by the Covid vaccines, quite another to see one in the flesh. I first met Faith Ranson and her mother Tania in November last year, at one of a series of rallies held across Tasmania as part
Imagine if, at the end of the Third Reich, the Nazis had pooh-poohed the need for the Nuremberg trials or de-Nazification. “We’re all good, then? Forgive and forget, eh?” Imagine if Apartheid ended, not with a Truth and Reconciliation Commission, but a blithe admonition to “Let’s
