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Tuesday Jan 18, 2022
Tuesday Jan 18, 2022
It's a safe bet that as the Covid narrative continues to come apart, the folks who pushed it the hardest will be scrambling to avoid being seen as having supported it. Ryan McMacken has an excellent piece on how the experts 'zero Covid' plan was a total failure--regardless of how these experts try to justify it.
We have been subjected to non stop fear porn for nearly 2 years straight. J.B. Shurk says it's time to let go of our fears and recognize that the ruling class are the ones who should be shaking in their shoes. After all, their narrative is losing its power over the masses.
We've seen some pretty bold departures from reality over the past few years. But the claim that if California is ever to attain 'true equity' then parents must be willing to give away their children is a whole new level of collectivist yearning. Didn't the communists claim party ownership of children?
Have you ever changed your mind when someone insisted that you 'trust the science'? Paul Rosenberg has a great explanation of what science is and what it isn't. It's a distinction worth knowing.
As things continue to devolve into societal and economic instability, a lot of folks are pondering whether or not to relocate. Charles Hugh Smith says the question to answer is, should you move while you can or when you must?
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Tuesday Jan 18, 2022
Tuesday Jan 18, 2022
It's our weekly sit down with Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos. We talk about the growing sense of mental illness that is upstaging the coronavirus throughout society. We also talk about who should buy a teenager's first car and some positive developments in Eric's home state of Virginia.
The empty store shelves you've been seeing are likely a shadow of things to come. Aiden Tate from the Organic Prepper has a timely article on how our supply chain is being battered by the perfect storm. This is the optimal time to pick up the necessities you've been procrastinating buying.
It's a safe bet that as the Covid narrative continues to come apart, the folks who pushed it the hardest will be scrambling to avoid being seen as having supported it. Ryan McMacken has an excellent piece on how the experts 'zero Covid' plan was a total failure--regardless of how these experts try to justify it.
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Monday Jan 17, 2022
Monday Jan 17, 2022
Many of us have learned a lot about ourselves and the people around us over the past two years. We've had plenty of opportunity to see who is willing to stand for his or her beliefs. Moving ahead, Allan Stevo advises to separate yourselves from those lacking courage and group yourself with the courageous.
Why is courage such a rare thing to encounter today? Paul Rosenberg has a terrific explanation on why the West has no backbone: We've forgotten the reasons why we once valued the virtues we once held.
After so many years of MSM pooh-poohing the idea of false flag operations as so much 'conspiracy theory' twaddle, they are certainly pushing the idea that Russia is about to launch one. Caitlin Johnstone explains why this is such a sharp pivot from the usual party line and how it proves we cannot trust official pronouncements.
Refusal to accept the "new normal" as normal isn't a sign of anti-social thinking. It's the duty of each person who retains the power to love what's good and noble. Glenn Ellmers has a great take on resisting the new normal and its accompanying assault on reason.
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Monday Jan 17, 2022
Monday Jan 17, 2022
These days, when you hear someone referred to as a "menace" by authoritative mainstream sources, it's a good sign that the individual in question is doing a fine job of challenging the official narrative. Jordan Schachtel does a marvelous job of taking apart MSM claims that '270 doctors' have petitioned Spotify to deplatform Joe Rogan.
When it comes to assessing the astonishing damage done by Covid lockdowns, the question we'll be asking ourselves for generations to come will be: what might have been? Jeffrey A. Tucker breaks down the timeline and where it all went horribly wrong.
Grayson Quay is the weekend editor at The Week, a columnist and a regular contributor for Young Voices. He drops in for some thoughtful dialogue about current events including Joe Rogan and the RNC threatening to boycott the 2024 presidential debates. When I see that he's published something new, I take the time to read it.
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Friday Jan 14, 2022
Friday Jan 14, 2022
Making the decision to relocate to a more rural community in the last year wasn't necessarily the easiest decision. But it sure feels like we landed on one of the few remaining islands of freedom. Annie Holmquist suggests that the current flight to small towns may save America.
Here's a counterpoint to the idea of voting with your feet in order to retain what remains of your freedoms. Allan Stevo has some great advice on how honest, face to face conversations change the world.
One of the most unpleasant truths of the past two years is that a large segment of the public has been trained to be outraged by rule-breakers rather than tyrannical rules. Joanna Williams wonders why it took the media so long to acknowledge the ongoing destruction of our lives and freedoms.
Exercising your freedom isn't exactly getting easier. An often overlooked aspect of self-determination is the freedom to maneuver. Kit Arthur explains why it matters.
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Friday Jan 14, 2022
Friday Jan 14, 2022
Biden's vax mandates may have suffered a well-deserved setback in the Supreme Court but the mandate for health care workers was allowed to stand. Jim Bovard says it's time to end Biden's vax mandate for health care workers. Especially when Covid-positive nurses are allowed to work but the unvaccinated are not.
Looks like we're getting a double dose of Bovard today. That's never a bad thing. Jim's take on how the 'pro-democracy' politicians and polarizing media are the real threat to liberty.
The amount of effort that's being put into trying to prop up the failing Covid narrative is as impressive as it is futile. Jordan Schachtel is currently being targeted by the regime's 'fact-checkers' over his reporting on Big Pharma's inconsistencies. If you want to see what modern spin doctoring looks like, Snopes provides a great example.
A deeper understanding of history is essential to maintaining our liberty. Caleb Franz from the Profiles in Liberty podcast joins me to talk about his upcoming second season featuring the story of our historical equalizers.
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Thursday Jan 13, 2022
Thursday Jan 13, 2022
Have you noticed how little the media is saying about the alleged plot to kidnap Michigan governor Whitmer? Julie Kelly says that virtual blackout isn't an accident. She lays out the likely cause of why the case itself is imploding.
It should be clear by now that the political class is terrified by the prospect of an armed citizenry being able to tell them "no" and to resist by force, if necessary. Cody Wilson of Defense Distributed has just thwarted another attempt to stop "ghost guns" through regulatory fiat.
Watching the Covid narrative collapse is a hopeful development. It's pretty satisfying when officials get called out on their abuse of power. Tom Woods has a great example of what this looks like.
It seems pretty clear that the folks who think they must tell the rest of us what to do have no intention of relinquishing the control they've assumed via the pandemic. Brendan O'Neill says we won't get back to normality by waiting for them to give us permission to be free. That's a choice we'll make for ourselves.
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Thursday Jan 13, 2022
Thursday Jan 13, 2022
Dr. Fauci's latest exchange with Sen. Rand Paul left him wriggling like a fish on a hook when questioned about funding gain of function research. Andrea Widburg gives a detailed accounting of Fauci's desperate tap-dance to avoid having to say the truth.
The man who considers himself the embodiment of science has made it clear that he's not about to accept any responsibility for the carnage that he and other health officials unleashed in their Covid response. Fauci's Nuremberg moment may yet be approaching but in the meantime, Joakim Book asks, is anyone going to accept responsibility for this?
The folks responsible for destroying so many lives claim they did what they did in order to protect us. Mike Maharrey reminds us that the power to protect is the power to control. If you want to protect people from opportunists, limiting government power is a must.
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Wednesday Jan 12, 2022
Wednesday Jan 12, 2022
The Fourth Turning historical cycle that is playing out before us is building to its climax. Jim Quinn has a lengthy and highly informative essay on our current bad moon rising. Better buckle up. Bumpy road ahead.
Sometimes it seems like we have to choose between being misled by lies and propaganda or by misinformation and conspiracy theories. The Good Citizen has a great essay on Indiana Alex Jones and the Last Conspiracy Theory. A very worthwhile read.
If someone suggests that we are living in revolutionary times, they're not wrong. The question is, what kind of revolution we're experiencing. Ron Paul says we need a revolution of ideas that don't rely on the force of government for their legitimacy.
The prospect of a civil war is not something to be romanticized. William Sullivan accurately recounts what issue was really at the heart of what we call the Civil War and why it's relevant today.
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Wednesday Jan 12, 2022
Wednesday Jan 12, 2022
If you haven't had the chance to deal with a bully, just wait a bit longer. Bullies are a fact of life but handling them doesn't have to put you in physical or moral jeopardy. Paul Rosenberg says dealing with violence is a fact of life but you don't have to become a bully to do it.
The recent testy exchanges between Senator Rand Paul and Dr. Anthony Fauci have been worth keeping an eye on. This isn't just a personality clash, it's an epic struggle of a bureaucrat trying to duck accountability. Phillip W. Magness and James R. Harrington have some marvelous background regarding Fauci, emails and some alleged science.
Every day we're seeing more evidence that the people who've been calling the shots on lockdowns and vaccine mandates have been terribly wrong. It's long past time for them to stand up and be truthful. Jeff M. Lewis has some simple, honest questions about Covid-19.
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