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Tuesday Oct 12, 2021
Tuesday Oct 12, 2021
I'm grateful for friends and fellow heretics like Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos. Eric stops by each week for a reality-based conversation on current events and to explore how to maintain our freedom while living in clown world.
We've had a solid year and a half to evaluate how the various mandates, lockdowns and other official responses to Covid have panned out. We know what works and what doesn't. Joakim Book notes the security theatre will likely continue since public health officials simply cannot admit they were wrong and will not loosen their grip on power.
We are seeing the very beginnings of a global supply chain breakdown. If you've found yourself wondering why so many container ships are anchored or drifting just offshore instead of being unloaded, Peter C. Earle has a very detailed explanation. The doldrums in which they're stranded aren't the product of nature, they're a consequence of power being mindlessly exercised.
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Monday Oct 11, 2021
Monday Oct 11, 2021
Just how crazy are things getting? It's gonna take me the better part of today's show to illustrate how detached we've become from reality. Here's a good video clip to set the stage: A 16 year old Wyoming high school student is arrested as her school is put on lockdown because she wouldn't mask up.
This program exists, in part, as an alternative to the official propaganda that is beating on our awareness 24/7. Caitlin Johnstone has two excellent articles on the matter that are worth your attention. One discusses how the science of propaganda is still being developed and advanced. The other zeroes in on how many of our problems are based in us-versus-them propaganda.
The ongoing spectacle of empty shelves in our grocery stores is getting harder to ignore. Even if we're starting to get used to it. Now is a great time to start focusing on how to address the need to provide for our necessities by creating a workaround. Aden Tate has an excellent article on the 6 components of creating an American Free Market Network. This may be one of the most important things you read this week.
As our society increasingly coalesces into two separate realities, those of us who will not compromise our principles would be wise to begin building networks of those who share our values. Doug Casey has a great take on the rise of phyles and like-minded communities and why you need to find one right now.
The pressure to submit to the the growing medical tyranny is intensifying. The folks who have been wrong about nearly every draconian measure imposed over the past 20 months aren't about to admit they were wrong. Max Borders explains how Frontline Doctors are standing up to authoritarian public health officials and why we owe them a debt of gratitude.
The only folks who have any right to utter the words "because I said so" are parents. And even then, they should use those words sparingly. Judge Andrew Napolitano reminds us that politicans, bureaucrats and other officials don't get to make up rules as they go. The judge offers a brief history of the law of personal privacy and bodily integrity.
Free speech isn't just a good idea, it's essential to a free society. Unfortunately, as you may have noticed, there's a lot of effort underway these days to muzzle free speech in an effort to prevent unapproved ideas from reaching our minds. Larry Alton has the lowdown on how to reclaim our freedom of speech in a culture of censorship.
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Tuesday Oct 05, 2021
Tuesday Oct 05, 2021
If you've questioned your sanity at any time during the past 20 months, it's time you learned the truth: the biggest battle being waged right now is the one for your mind. John Whitehead has some timely advice. He says to find freedom from fear, you've got to stop playing the government's mind games.
One of the great things about gigantic, bloated $3.5 trillion spending bills is that you can hide a lot of favors in them for your friends and enablers. Adam Guilette shines a light on how hidden in the latest spending bill is a journalism "tax credit" that will make many members of the media paid agents of the state.
Seems as though racism and climate change are the biggest problems facing humanity. Robert E. Wright has a recommendation to reduce both of them in one step. Take government out of the equation.
Would hospitals really be firing medical personnel if this was an authentic pandemic and they were legitimately overwhelmed? Dr. Martin Kulldorff explains why hospitals should be hiring, not firing nurses with natural immunity.
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Tuesday Oct 05, 2021
Tuesday Oct 05, 2021
Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos joins us to talk current events viewed through the lens of common sense. His take on luck vs. natural immunity is worth considering.
A recent AP article featured a handful of doctors who say they're getting frustrated with people who question their recommendations. Of course, those recommendations are a mirror image of what government is demanding, so there is that. J.D. Tuccille explains how public health officials blew up their credibility and the rest of us are paying the price.
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Friday Oct 01, 2021
Friday Oct 01, 2021
The peaceful remedy to unjust laws is for a jury to nullify those laws when someone is being prosecuted for breaking them. Kirsten Tynan from the Fully Informed Jury Association has an excellent explanation of what jury nullification is and what it isn't.
Taxing the rich is the path of least resistance for opportunistic politicians. However, as Kent McManigal notes, this practice also penalizes the productive and discourages them from creating value for others.
As the global balance of power continues to shift, it's wise to keep an eye on what's happening geopolitically. Pat Buchanan zooms out to give us the details on the bigger picture. He says the eclipse of Europe has begun as power is shifting to Asia.
People who don't know their history have more in common with a small child than they might realize. Both are dependent upon someone else to tell them what to think. Paul Rosenberg discovered the hidden side of history and shares what he learned about how history books are written.
There's a lot of effort these days to punish and shame the non-compliant, especially when it comes to the Covid vaccine. Brandon Smith makes a strong case for red states to offer sanctuary to those businesses, military and medical personnel who will not comply.
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Friday Oct 01, 2021
Friday Oct 01, 2021
What mass media is saying about the results of the Arizona election audit isn't surprising. What's astonishing is how little they're saying. Michael Kimmet has some of the crucial information that the press is leaving out regarding the audit. This wasn't about trying to unseat Biden, it was about finding inconsistencies, irregularities and potential manipulation in the election.
For a principled take on free speech and independent thought, it's hard to beat Jon Rappoport. His essay "Dangerous Speech vs. Free Speech; mobs of ignoramuses" is one of the best things you'll read this week.
Most of us have been pretending that things are okay economically for a long time. But could our situation be reaching a critical mass? Charles Hugh Smith says the market crash that nobody thinks is possible is coming. Would you rather brace for impact or be blindsided?
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Thursday Sep 30, 2021
Thursday Sep 30, 2021
Has there ever been a time when the people burning books were on the right side of history? I only ask because YouTube is aggressively engaging in the outright censorship of any dissenting viewpoint on the Covid vaccine. Someone doesn't trust us to sort these ideas out and decide for ourselves.
It sure seems as though many First World nations are combining the worst elements of "1984" with "Brave New World" with just a dash of "Fahrenheit 451" thrown in for fun. Doug Casey suggests 3 ways you can opt out of the rising insanity. They're well worth considering.
A little humor makes it possible to get through tough times. JP Sears to the rescue! His latest video on 12 reasons NOT to speak up is well worth a few minutes of your time.
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Thursday Sep 30, 2021
Thursday Sep 30, 2021
It's not uncommon to hear people describe our current overlapping crises as being part of a massive psy-op being orchestrated by the people in power. Given how many of us are feeling the strain on our mental health lately, that raises some interesting questions. Robert Freudenthal warns that psychiatry will not save us from lockdown harm. In fact, it may become a useful tool for isolating the non-compliant.
The videos and images coming out of Australia don't bode well for the future of freedom there. James Bolt says Zero Covid has torn Australia apart. He says the writing is on the wall for anyone who has the courage to raise their eyes: This isn't about learning how to safely live with a particular virus, it's about learning how to live under authoritarian rule.
What trait do many of the greatest human beings who have ever lived have in common? All of them discovered who they were by running away for a time. Paul Rosenberg explains how facing the world on our own can be of pivotal importance in helping us learn who we really are.
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Wednesday Sep 29, 2021
Wednesday Sep 29, 2021
The value of becoming a life-long learner is immense. Instilling solid learning habits at an early age is a major accomplishment for a teenager. Andrew and Dani Palmer have created a remarkable course for young people in their Kristina Academy. They join me for a conversation about how a liberal arts education helps each of us become a better human being.
This is one of those stories that I hesitate to share because I don't want to make anyone fearful. If you've wondered about the growing number of empty store shelves lately, here are some answers. Michael Snyder has spoken to an industry insider about what's causing the shortages. He also notes that even the mainstream media is beginning to use terms like "worsening" and "foreseeable future" to describe the growing shortages.
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Wednesday Sep 29, 2021
Wednesday Sep 29, 2021
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Isn't it interesting how, during the past year and a half, we've all been trained to classify people by profession, stigmatize the sick and now to demonize the noncompliant? Jeffrey A. Tucker says the purges have begun and a new kind of medical puritanism is taking shape.
The Biden vaccine mandates are getting more pointless by the day. Watch for more and more aspects of our lives to become subject to further mandates as everything becomes a "public health emergency" that justifies claiming even more government control.
It's astonishing how hard the political class is pushing to consolidate its power over the people. It's bad enough when these power-seekers and opportunists are trying to dominate foreign countries. As Mike Maharrey warns, Washington D.C.'s power over the states is looking more imperial by the day.
I'm sad to say that First Amendment Day has come and gone and I didn't formally celebrate it. Jan Neuharth reminds us that while we may say we cherish the First Amendment's protections, few Americans could name the five freedoms specifically protected.
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