Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has said what we all suspected our elites are thinking: what we learned from the COVID crisis, we can apply to climate, housing, and everything else. Mr. Trudeau said COVID had proved how “ambitious and bold” governments need to be to address society’s problems. (See the 31 minute mark of the full video.)… Read More Cue: the Great Reset
Last week saw the final American soldier leave Afghanistan and the Taliban were glad to see him go. The future there is uncertain but with its troubled history of serial regime change, it would seem that for many Afghans, it’s business as usual. Lots of questions remain unanswered, including the claim that the US military knew of one of… Read More Exit Wounds
There were some COVID “wins” this week… An Ohio judge has ordered that a COVID patient be treated with Ivermectin. Julie Smith won the court order on behalf of her husband, Jeffrey, who has been ventilated and in ICU for weeks. The Federalist is reporting that mass resistance against vaccine mandates has risen in Washington, after the state made… Read More Ups and downs
You could hardly have missed the news this week that Texas signed into law a “heartbeat bill,” effectively banning abortion in that state. Well, it went over as you might expect, with pro-abortion advocates losing their minds. Some said the quiet bit out loud— if you ban abortions, there will be more Downs Syndrome babies born, not to mention more black and brown… Read More For the win
The rise in the death toll was difficult to perceive at first. A “1% rise in cardiac enigmatic events in genetically-modified people per year compounding” is a dull headline. It went largely unreported by the Ministry of News for the first two decades of treatments. By the time the exogenous leukemias set in, “normal” rates… Read More Small Demons
