Surely we’ve had our share of rogue pathogens for a while? Then came the news that cases of monkey pox have appeared in a number of places around the globe. A scientist from Johns Hopkins says that from what is known, the risk to the general public is very low. It is easy to assume that various… Read More A pox on everyone’s houses
The spirit of Moloch seems to be roaming the land in recent weeks, well, suffice to say it is not hiding as much as it used to. A special Committee heard testimony from abortion doctors and clinic directors over the implications of the leaked Supreme Court opinion. The document revealed that a majority of the… Read More What hell sounds like
The US Senate failed to advance the Democrat-sponsored Women’s Health Protection Act. The vote was largely along party lines with Senator Manchin (D-WV) joining the Republican side. Pro-abortion lawmakers said they wanted to codify Roe v. Wade into law before a possible overturning by the Supreme Court. However, opponents said that the Act would have enshrined significantly more extreme… Read More Killing is not healthcare
A non-profit watchdog claims that Francis Collins, Anthony Fauci and other staff at the National Institutes of Health were given millions of dollars in “secret” royalties, according to the Epoch Times. Francis Collins is also taking heat for spinning the University of Pittsburg’s use of baby parts. Mad Mondays wrote about the UP’s diabolical “fetal chop shop” and readers may… Read More Deeds done in the dark
Brace yourselves— “Pride Month” is on the horizon and the usual rainbow-colored virtual signaling will be coming to a woke enterprise near you. Target, which has shown its dedication to promoting the Sexual Revolution in the past, has taken their zealotry to a seriously disturbing level. The retailer has released a range of “gender affirming” clothing including “chest binders”… Read More Young recruits
News came last week that King’s College London are hoping their research into microRNA will repair cellular damage caused by heart attacks. That’s all well and good, but we’re hoping they might slow their roll before they unleash their tech on actual people. The more post-COVID studies are surfacing, the more it seems that we should take… Read More Cracking wide open
Social psychologist Jonathan Haidt has written quite extensively about social media and its effect on childhood, mental health, and society more broadly. His lengthy piece for The Atlantic was shared widely and for good reason. It is a potted history of how we got here, but also a summary of the impact this technology has on us all. He… Read More Tyranny of the frivolous
The leak has been described as “unprecedented” by just about everyone, and could undermine the trust between the Justices, and their staff. Leaking such a document would effectively end one’s legal career, but if it was intended to reinvigorate flagging interest in President Biden’s agenda, then it almost seems that a lot of folks were in… Read More The leak
It is hard to think anyone could have missed the news that a draft opinion was leaked from the Supreme Court of United States showing that two historic cases related to abortion look to be overturned. Even if you had not read the news, the screeching and hissing parseltongue (language warning) from abortion activists could no doubt be heard around the… Read More Trigger laws
Many meltdowns were over the charge that Twitter would become the Wild West of Hate and Misinformation, but Musk has clarified that he defines free speech as letting people speak within the bounds of the law. However, laws can be changed. In a strangely-timed announcement, Homeland Security said it was setting up a disinformation governance board. Dubbed the “Ministry… Read More Minority report
