Monthly Archives: September 2023

Sept 6, 2023 READ The new kids on the BRICS bloc commit to “upholding international law, including the purposes and principles enshrined in the Charter of the United Nations as its indispensable cornerstone” and thus pledge their allegiance to the … Continue reading →

Are chemical-laden processed foods better than no lunch at all? Changes to school lunches just about guarantee an increase in chronic disease and obesity. Analysis by Dr. Joseph Mercola Sept 6, 2023 READ

All mainstream journalism is “embedded journalism” now, for the battlefield is everywhere, writes Patrick Lawrence in this excerpt from his new book, Journalists and Their Shadows. September 4, 2023 READ Some years ago, as the decline of American media became evident … Continue reading →

For visitors, the decline is palpable. Peter Hitchens Sept 2, 2023 READ And then it all changed. It was of course 9/11 that signaled the alteration and darkened the sky, the growing mistrust, the boot-faced bureaucracy. This was bad enough … Continue reading →

by Mark Steyn Covidstan Now and Forever August 29, 2023 On the one hand, mask mandates are back. On the other hand, the Associated Press says that’s all a conspiracy theory. On the other other hand, Covid hospitalizations are up – and there’s a scary … Continue reading →