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by Fast Rope God bless the Canadian truckers for showing us all how to fight for freedom and how to stand up to tyrants. I predict that Justin Trudeau (aka Coward-19) will cave very soon—and the rest of the global covid tyrants will follow. The people have had enough of their ruling overlords’ totalitarian nonsense. […]
by James Bovard via Mises.org The denigration of the Canadian trucker protest convoy exemplifies how freedom is now the biggest villain of the covid-19 pandemic. A Washington Post cartoonist portrayed the trucker convoy as “fascism” incarnate while another Post column derided the “toxic ‘Freedom Convoy.’” Anyone who resists any government command is apparently now a public […]
by Barry Brownstein via American Institute for Economic Research Many weeks I receive emails from readers requesting help with Covid-related emotional struggles. One reader recently asked, “How do I go about trying to influence others to see the truth? I do not see many people listening. I am in despair; I am starting to feel […]
by Llewellyn H. Rockwell, Jr. via LewRockwell.com Lockdowns and mask mandates have caused an upheaval in our economy and ruined the quality of life for many people. They don’t work against Covid, and not only are vaccines a failure but they have killed a large number of people. Governments around the world are using these […]
by Jeffrey A. Tucker via Brownstone Institute If there is a historical precedent for the truckers’ revolt in Canada, and the populist protests in so many other parts of the world, I would like to know what it is. It surely sets the record for convoy size, and it is historic for Canada. But there […]
by Robert Bridge via Strategic Culture Foundation It’s not a good sign that Justin Trudeau has removed himself from the public spotlight at possibly the most pivotal point in his political career. The Canadian Prime Minister, who recently described the trucker convoy as a “small fringe minority” who hold “unacceptable views” against Covid man(da)tes, may […]
by Aran Ali via Visual Capitalist The following content is sponsored by Tenacious Labs. Cannabis and Alcohol: An Industry Comparison As cannabis continues to build legalization momentum in the U.S., it also finds itself entering a new chapter, and one that steps away from its prohibition past. The industry is now on a path similar […]
by Doug Casey via International Man International Man: Today, political risks around the world are growing rapidly. Aside from acquiring a second passport or residency and diversifying yourself financially, what are the benefits of physically diversifying yourself and where you live? Doug Casey: Political risks are indeed growing very, very rapidly. The COVID hysteria is […]
by Jeffrey A. Tucker via Brownstone Institute The resistance reveals itself always in unexpected ways. As I type, thousands of truckers (numbers are in flux and are in dispute) are part of a 50-mile-long convoy in Canada, headed to the capital city of Ottawa in protest against an egregious vaccine mandate imposed by Prime Minister […]
by Adam Dick via Ron Paul Institute For over a year, Americans have been subjected to relentless pressure to take experimental coronavirus “vaccine” shots and, more recently, to even have the shots given to children who have a miniscule risk of becoming seriously sick or dying from coronavirus. The shots are widely available, free for […]
by Paul Craig Roberts via Institute for Political Economy The lunatic occupant of the Oval Office has arbitrarily yanked from use the only “establishment approved” Covid treatment, monoclonal antibodies. As Florida’s Governor Ron DeSantis correctly states: Biden’s “indefensible edict takes treatment out of the hands of medical professionals and will cost some Americans their lives. […]
What China lost and what it still has. by Austrian China via Substack View from China with an Austrian School of Economics Perspective In our next post, Man Tianmai (漫天霾) reflects on what China lost in 2021 – too many goodbyes, as he puts it. Due to a long list of unfamiliar references, this can […]
by Jeffrey A. Tucker via Brownstone Institute By long American tradition, protest movements manifest themselves most fully in gatherings in Washington, D.C, starting at the Washington Monument and culminating in speeches at the Lincoln Memorial. At long last, after two years of astonishing attacks on fundamental rights that most everyone once believed were protected by […]
by Nicolas Gregoris via Mises.org Neil Sedaka said it best – “breaking up is hard to do”. Ask any 16-year-old and they’ll tell you that’s certainly true, but Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) recently made headlines when she suggested not just a breakup, but a “National Divorce” on social media. Of course, there was the […]
by Joakim Book via Mises Institute The historian and economist Deirdre McCloskey often laments the power that pessimism and despair seems to have over us. In her review of Thomas Piketty’s doorstop-sized book on capitalism and inequality—oh, in that long-forgotten blissful past when our media and politics were dominated not by viruses and misinformation and […]
by Jeff Thomas via International Man “There was, of course, no way of knowing whether you were being watched at any given moment. How often, or on what system, The Thought Police plugged in on any individual wire was guesswork. It was even conceivable that they watched everybody all the time. But at any rate, […]
by Alastair Crooke via Strategic Culture Foundation The corollary to the collapse of the technocratic initiative to liquify the over-leveraged economy might well be recession, Alastair Crooke writes. Three years ago, I said to an American Professor from the US Army War College in Washington, in respect to the campaign to return American lost Blue […]
by Laurence M. Vance via Mises Institute The grossly misnamed Equality Act is a government attack on the rights of private property, freedom of assembly, freedom of association, free enterprise, and freedom of contract. According to the official summary of bill (H.R.5): This bill prohibits discrimination based on sex, sexual orientation, and gender identity in […]
by Jeff Thomas via International Man Today, more than at any time previously, Westerners are justifying a move toward collectivist thinking with the phrase, “Capitalism has failed.” In response to this, conservative thinkers offer a knee-jerk reaction that collectivism has also had a dismal record of performance. Neither group tends to gain any ground with […]
by Dr. Joseph Mercola STORY-AT-A-GLANCE H.R. 6666, the COVID-19 Testing, Reaching And Contacting Everyone (TRACE) Act, was introduced and referred to the House Committee on Energy and Commerce, May 1, 2020, by Rep. Bobby Rush, D-III The bill, had it passed, would have authorized the CDC to award grants for testing, contact tracing, monitoring and […]
by Ron Paul via Ron Paul Institute For those of us who value liberty, these past two years have been a bad dream. It seems like we fell asleep in early 2020 and woke up in 1984! They said that if we just put on a mask and stayed home for two weeks, we’d be […]
by Jeff Deist via Mises Institute You do not defend a world that is already lost. When was it lost? That you cannot say precisely. It is a point for the revolutionary historian to ponder. We know only that it was surrendered peacefully, without a struggle, almost unawares. There was no day, no hour, no […]
by Adam Dick via Ron Paul Institute Tyrants just about always say they mean well in imposing tyranny. Sweeping prohibitions, coupled with harsh enforcement, the tyrants say, are necessary to advance important conditions, such as health, economic wellbeing, or defense from an enemy’s menace. So it goes as well with United States President Joe Biden […]
by James Lyons-Weiler via Popular Rationalism From the EPA to the FDA, the massive influence of corporations on the agencies tasked with regulating them has proven to be a deadly experiment in American-Style Fascism. When the airline industry has a disaster, it goes under review by the National Transportation Safety Board. When corporations dump a […]
The debt ceiling debate is nothing but political theatre. It always gets raised. Always. Remy tells you everything you need to know about the debt ceiling and what’s behind it–he also told us in 2011. Nothing changes when it comes to politicians and Washington DC. Wow, Remy nailed it back in 2011: