Comments on the Inquiry Report, Part 3
We must stand fast. Just one little word: No. Use it.
World Politics
Why the World Is Giving up on Birthright Citizenship
This suggests is that unrestricted jus soli is a luxury for countries with negative rates of in-migration which do not face the political and fiscal consequences of large waves of foreign nationals arriving locally.
The Surge in Assisted Suicide
In a day and age where there is a growing epidemic of loneliness and despair, we should not be encouraging a culture of death as the antidote to life and its challenges.
The State of a Nation Left Behind
Bukele, Milei and Trump are successful and capable of far more radical changes: they have a vision of their nations first and foremost as homes for their people.
Canadians Want What Americans Have Got
Huge support for immigration cut and mass deportations.
Why Joe Biden Had to Pardon Anthony Fauci
These are the questions that could well have arisen had a federal investigation prompted a retrospective and examination of the career and conduct of Anthony Fauci. And that is why Biden had no choice but to pardon him.
New Data Sheds Light on Cover Up
Denial is a rather concerning medical response to a cancer epidemic. Doctors are sworn to do no harm. They should be reaching for the emergency button.
Big Banks Flee from the Climate Cult
The smart money knows the government trough is drying out.
Another Nail in the Media Coffin
How my personal consumption might offer some ideas for the future.
George Orwell’s Green and Pleasant Land
We are fighting against all those who seek to disinherit us or to pretend that there is no inheritance to be had.
D Day
On the positive side the next four years will provide wonderful entertainment as we watch the diverse madness of Trump’s constant whims unfold.
Can and Will Democracy Survive?
Public awareness and uncensored discussion are the only avenues available to protect democracy from humanity’s best efforts to destroy itself by exploiting the unwitting.
The Young Worms Are Turning
While Europe’s ‘foreigners out’ generation may have arrived in a surge, it is unlikely to ebb away anytime soon.