How China Is Slowly Killing Us All
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Stacey Rudin aier.org Last week, in a major departure from months of pro-lockdown messaging, Britain’s envoy to the WHO Dr. David Nabarro called for world leaders to stop locking down their countries and economies as a “primary method” of controlling COVID19. “I want to say it again: we
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Do modern democracies even need a state-funded broadcaster, any more? The left would answer with a desperate “Yes!” Despite the dizzying plethora of viewpoints and services available at the touch of a screen, the left insists that state-funded broadcasters are necessary to combat the stranglehold of commercial media (which are
The world went into lockdown following China’s lead. Now it appears that China has taken us all for a ride. Paul Joseph Watson writing on behalf of Summit News explains. Researcher and attorney Michael P. Senger suggests that the Chinese government launched an aggressive propaganda campaign to exaggerate the
Jeffrey A. Tucker aier.org Every political ideology has three elements: a vision of hell with an enemy that needs to be crushed, a vision of a more perfect world, and a plan for transitioning from one to the other. The means of transition usually involve the takeover and deployment
Nothing is guaranteed to make a university socialist spit their soy milk in screeching outrage than saying, as I do, that Xi Xinping’s China is the Nazi Germany of the 21st century. But it’s all there: the aggressive militarisation, the drive to world domination (”Without Haste. Without Fear.
The Wuhan Plague has at least a couple of silver linings. Firstly, it’s given the rude shock that much of the world needed to wake up to the fact that at the end of the day, they’ve been dealing with a communist dictatorship. Consequently, many nations are seeking
What’s going on in North Korea? Well, as usual, that’s anybody’s guess from outside the secretive Stalinist state. The world got all worked up, some months back, by rumours that dynastic dictator Kim Jong-un had died. Yet, while Kim remains firmly nailed to his perch, something very
IINZ News israelinstitute.nz A guest post from New Zealand Friends of Israel When it comes to Israel, vote for the major party that can stand up to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. In many minds, antisemitism has disguised itself as advocacy for Palestinian Arabs and opposition to Israel’s
I have a family member who lives in Spain. He is a bit left-leaning, and generally more sympathetic to Socialism than to Conservatism. He also suffers from TDS. The politician Jacinda Ardern most admires, Pedro Sanchez, Prime Minister of Spain. He is rather incensed to have read that, at a
Jeff Harris ronpaulinstitute.org I remember watching Walt Disney’s film Dumbo’s Feather as a kid. Released in 1941 the story is about a cute baby elephant born with huge ears and forced to perform as a Circus clown. Dumbo is befriended by a mouse who confidently proclaims Dumbo
Isn’t it a relief that all those jihadi terror attacks have stopped? I mean, they must have. You hardly read anything in the media any more about some swivel-eyed follower of the Religion of Peace mowing down a street full of pedestrians or chopping off the heads of random
Chris Sellars Prior to the last election with a view to writing an article I emailed the major political parties and a few not so major ones asking where they stood on UN Agenda 21. New Zealand has been a signatory to this since its implementation in 1992. Yet like
One of the most damaging conceits of socialists and big government enthusiasts is that the government, any government, has the ability to run a complex economy like a well-oiled machine. In reality, market forces are the consequences of millions, if not billions, of individuals making independent decisions. When bureaucrats start