Monthly Archives: July 2023

BY DR DAVID MCGROGAN 28 JULY 2023 READ While going about my business in the 2020s, I am often reminded of the French anarchist Pierre-Joseph Proudhon’s rant – truly one of the greatest ever committed to paper – on the subject … Continue reading →

As measles vaccine efficacy drops, increased measles cases are expected regardless of vaccination rates or responsibility attributed. Periodic outbreaks shouldn’t restrict civil liberties. By James Lyons-Weiler, Ph.D. July 28, 2023 READ It seems every few years when the peak of the … Continue reading →

Globalists underestimate the effectiveness of this unique human quality. CHARLES FOSTER KANE JULY 26, 2023 READ Human stupidity, it would seem, is without limitation, for just when we think we have observed maximum stupidity, we are perpetually surprised to find … Continue reading →

Have you texted someone lately to express guilt over…something? The government probably wants to know about it. By Lucas Ropek July 25, 2023 READ The paper, written by two researchers at Ben-Gurion University, leverages predictive models that can analyze messages for … Continue reading →

Children’s Health Defense, along with two Los Angeles residents concerned about how the city’s smart city technologies may be violating their rights and those of their children, are seeking documents detailing the city’s current projects and future plans. By Brenda Baletti, … Continue reading →

Over the last five years, unbeknownst to consumers, the use of gene-edited yeast has quietly swept through the craft beer industry, WIRED reported. But experts say the CRISPR yeast offers nothing traditional yeast can’t, poses risks for human health and … Continue reading →

Could Health “Scare” News Reports be Manipulated to Juice the mRNA Business? PETER MCCULLOUGH, MD JUL 26, 2023 READ So I was suspicious a few days ago when I heard about malaria in the U.S. as making a “comeback” and … Continue reading →

The freedom to read for everyone requires an end to prisons. Emily Drabinski , TRUTHOUT July 25, 2023 READ Organized pro-censorship activism has produced double-digit increases in documented censorship attempts in public and school libraries, prompted state and federal legislation aimed at … Continue reading →