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Brownstone Calls Doctors and Scientists to Sign

New Zealand Doctors Speaking Out with Science nzdsos.com The Brownstone Institute for Social and Economic Research is an American nonprofit organisation conceived in May 2021 in response to the global crisis created by policy responses to the Covid-19 pandemic. The mission of the Brownstone Institute is to understand what

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Like a Wet Market for Babies

Like a Wet Market for Babies

You didn’t have to be a radical anti-abortionist to be nauseated by the Project Veritas hidden recordings of Planned Parenthood executives discussing selling “baby parts”. Even if, and that seems increasingly unlikely, Project Veritas “mischaracterised” the recorded conversations by deceptive editing, there’s something deeply unsettling about listening to

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We Do Not Live in a Free Society

We Do Not Live in a Free Society

NB Staff newsbusters.org Big Tech is playing games with speech. Its primary concern is with neutralizing conservative influence online. It does this by preventing users from hearing or seeing a message that the left disagrees with. “Big Tech kept information from users on social media over 275 million times

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Walt Would Never Have Imagined This

Unfortunately, it’s a myth that Walt Disney was cryogenically frozen when he died. Unfortunate, because, had we the technology, it’d be awesome to fix his thawed head into a gigantic robot body, and send him rampaging like Futurama’s Robot Nixon through the degenerate circus that has been

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It’s Time to Treat Big Tech like Big Tobacco
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It’s Time to Treat Big Tech like Big Tobacco

W. Bradford Wilcox W. Bradford Wilcox, professor of sociology at the University of Virginia, is a senior fellow of the Institute for Family Studies and a visiting scholar at the American Enterprise Institute. Riley Peterson Riley Peterson is an undergraduate studying religion and sociology at Baylor University. mercatornet.com Imagine

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MSM Incitement of the Day

MSM Incitement of the Day

TVNZ is apologising after Breakfast hosts fired at a doll of former US President Donald Trump using a look-a-like gun during a live broadcast. […] The stunt has been widely condemned by viewers […] Host Matty McLean then addressed viewers by speaking directly to the camera and said: “Get a little doll,

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No Evidence of Any Vax Benefit

Steve Kirsch stevekirsch.substack.com Executive summary According to Professor Bridle, at best, there are no benefits from the COVID vaccines. But the data shows they make the problem worse in every metric: infections, hospitalizations, and deaths. You’ve been completely misled by the medical community about these vaccines. There

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Govt Claims to Be Victim

Govt Claims to Be Victim

Adam Dick ronpaulinstitute.org This week, the United States Department of Justice charged in a Utah federal court Michael Kirk Moore, Jr. — a medical doctor — and three other individuals with crimes. The so-called crimes arise from allegations that the individuals helped adults who did not want to take experimental coronavirus

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The Good, the Bad and the Weird

The Good, the Bad and the Weird

I’m not a huge fan of Nietzsche, but he was right on the money when he said, He who fights with monsters should look to it that he himself does not become a monster. The CIA, and its predecessor the WWII-era OSS, was created to fight some truly fearsome

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How to Fight Back Against Free Speech Opponents

Julian Adorney Fee.org Julian is a former political op-ed writer and current nonprofit marketer. His work has been featured in FEE, National Review, Playboy and Lawrence Reed’s economics anthology Excuse Me, Professor. Free speech used to be held up as one of the core American institutions. It was

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They’re Not Pulling Strings – They’re Yanking Your Chain

The BFD’s Cam Slater often says, “Between a conspiracy and a stuff-up, it’s the stuff-up every time”. This is almost certainly true of the Covid pandemic, at every level. Xi Xinping didn’t have to deliberately seed a bio-weapon to weaken the West: all it took was what

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Fentanyl and the War on Drugs

Fentanyl seems to have a strange grip on the public mind these days, as breathless (often questionable) narratives around this drug are everywhere. According to the news media, this mysterious substance is appearing on shopping cart handles, in children’s Halloween candy, in baby formula and even poisoning police officers

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The Libertarian (and Whig) Heritage of America

The Libertarian (and Whig) Heritage of America

Dan Sanchez FEE.org. Dan Sanchez is the Director of Content at the Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) and the editor-in-chief of FEE.org. Follow him on Substack and Twitter. Should America embrace libertarianism? Many would regard such a prospect as recklessly experimental. This is partly because they regard libertarianism

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Can a Bad Person Be a Great Man?

Can a Bad Person Be a Great Man?

For weeks, Australian politics has been dominated by one of the silliest beat-ups imaginable: a political leader, decades ago, went to a party dressed in “offensive” costume. The leader in question is NSW premier Dominic Perrottet, whose 21st birthday party was themed on “Heroes and Villains”. Perrottet dressed as a

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Chicago Schools a Hotbed of Groomers

Chicago Schools a Hotbed of Groomers

I know the whole “Grooming” thing can sound hyperbolic to the point of foil-hat stuff — until the news goes right ahead and proves that it’s true. Once again, the difference between “conspiracy theory” and “headlines” is about a few weeks at best. So, when I argue that schools are

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