Volume 76, no. 11 November 2020 Great “resets”—or revolutions—aim to destroy the old order and rebuild from scratch. Books have been burned, monuments torn down, streets and cities renamed. The French revolutionaries even abolished the […]
Volume 76, no. 10 October 2020 The worldwide depression and chaos from the response to COVID-19 might be just a dress rehearsal for the global totalitarian technocracy so long envisioned. The “climate crisis” wasn’t generating […]
Volume 76, no. 9 September 2020 Chinese Communist ruler Xi Jinping told the head of the World Health Organization (WHO) that the new coronavirus is a “devil” and that China is confident of winning the […]
Volume 76, no. 8 August 2020 It is certain that the COVID-19 pandemic will end, just as all previous, mostly worse pandemics did (https://tinyurl.com/r4xhshy). A disease from which more than 99.5% recover cannot wipe out […]
Volume 76, no. 7 July 2020 The current front in the war against science and medicine, and hence against doctors and patients, is the war to suppress available, affordable, safe preventives and treatments for COVID-19, […]
Volume 76, no. 6 June 2020 While more than 100,000 American deaths have been attributed to COVID-19, 150 million doses of hydroxychloroquine, donated by manufacturers, are deteriorating in government warehouses. There is an aggressive campaign […]
Volume 76, no. 5 May 2020 Until now, an essential tool has been missing from the toolbox of total control by a ruling class: quarantine and curfews, stated progressive journalist Harry Vox in a videotaped […]
Volume 76, no. 4 April 2020 Never-let-a-crisis-go-to-waste Alinskyites may have found the ideal opportunity. The COVID-19 pandemic/panic is destroying the free-enterprise economy, getting people to accept draconian restrictions on liberty, and making people increasingly dependent […]
Volume 76, no. 3 March 2020 At the time of this writing, the outcome of the novel coronavirus pandemic is unknown, but certain lessons are apparent. One of the main advantages we have now compared […]
The internet is supposed to provide open access to information to people of different opinions, and algorithms for search engines such as Google were originally designed to rank entries on the basis of traffic to […]
