A Tyranny of Health?
by Theodore Dalrymple - Law & Liberty Men are not billiard balls whose direction is determined in a purely mechanistic way by the impact of a few physical forces The ...
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COVID-19 (C-19) and Our World
by Jim Lewis This is going to be short and sweet. I want to look at C-19, testing, death rates and associated political ramifications. Where are we at now? All ...
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Who’s Putting Who in Chains?
by Daren Williams - New Journey PAC It was in August, 2012, during the final months of the Obama reelection campaign, when then-Vice President Joe Biden made the ham-fisted statement ...
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COVID-19 (C-19) and Our World
by Jim Lewis This is going to be short and sweet. I want to look at C-19, testing, death rates and associated political ramifications. Where are we at now? All ...
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How to Confront the Most Powerful Government in History
By: Mike Maharrey “Refuse to cooperate with officers of the Union.” That was a big part of James Madison’s advice for defeating federal programs.
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American Contingency
Our mission is to create a class of Americans that are willing to protect and defend themselves, their families, and their communities from violent actors in turbulent times. We are ...
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The New (Pathologized) Totalitarianism
by CJ Hopkins - The Guardian It was always going to come to this … mobs of hysterical, hate-drunk brownshirts hunting down people not wearing masks and trying to get ...
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Why We Should Not Be Concerned About Increasing Covid-19 Cases in Texas
by Edward Peter Stringham - AIER hould we be concerned about the total number of COVID-19 deaths or COVID-19 cases that do not result in death? On June 29, 2020, ...
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As Bastiat Would Say, Peer Past the Obvious With Pandemic Policies
Veronique de Rugy - Townhall This week marks the 219th birthday of the great 19th-century French economist Frederic Bastiat. It's the perfect time to talk about his famous essay, "That ...
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The Legend of the Proslavery Constitution
by Jason Ross - Law & Liberty Historians today speak of the “proslavery Constitution” and “antislavery constitutionalism”; they almost never speak of the “antislavery Constitution” or of “proslavery constitutionalism.” This ...
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