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Don’t put away your tin foils hats just yet. If you’ve been listening through the excellent Brief History of Power series about the Cold War, you will know that governments can find it useful to keep a nation on a permanent war footing. Dr. Aaron Kheriaty, a psychiatry professor would agree. He joined the Federalist podcast to discuss how… Read More All emergency, all the time
Navy Seal Chris Beck, who lived as a woman for almost a decade, has spoken out about how he was manipulated into becoming a transgender woman. Beck said he was convinced by a VA-appointed psychologist that his depression was due to gender dysphoria. In a one hour session! He has accused the psychologist of using him, by making… Read More Dangerous quackery
Is there any stronger evidence of a culture warped by sin than that it celebrates death? A Canadian clothing retailer thought it was a good idea to run a campaign promoting assisted suicide as a beautiful thing. Canada’s progressive government is all-in on Medical Assistance in Dying, giving the green light for killing mentally-ill people who request it. We are in… Read More A future and a hope
One of the biggest travesties of the pandemic was the lie that COVID-19 was an untreatable disease. Once you contracted it, good luck. The demonization of anyone who suggested that drugs such as ivermectin or hydroxychloroquine could mitigate symptoms or reduce the duration of illness was really something. But now we know so much more, right? Now… Read More Just sayin’
The dark clutches of culture of death seem to keep spreading. We have written before about euthanasia and the ramifications of believing that killing is the solution to suffering. Canada is intent on forging ahead with its liberal agenda, with Medical Assistance In Dying being extended to the mentally ill for the next year. Wesley Smith of The Discovery… Read More A deadly slope
Readers may have heard of the “15 minute city”. While the idea of a human-scale city, planned so everyone has what they need locally has long been a dream of a number of thought-leaders, the idea rose in popularity during the pandemic. With a chunk of the workforce staying at home, the vision of self-contained… Read More Fifteen-minute city
We at Mad Mondays haven’t reported on the pandemic for a couple of weeks. Life has continued on and, unless you’re online or watching the news, there is little evidence of the past two years. While the slow drip of clarity seems to be corroding a hole in the narrative, there is still a whole lot of obfuscation going… Read More A big lie
There’s been a lot of talk about energy security lately, as gas prices fluctuate and the smell of ESG is in the air. No one could be against shoring up energy supply into the future, but there’s something a bit strange about the way governments want to shut down fossil fuel use and transition to “green” energy.… Read More Chasing the wind
Science and philosophy were having a little debate recently about life and death. Scientists at Yale University reanimated organs from a dead pig, challenging the notion that cell death is irreversible. We’ve been arguing for some time about when life begins, but man’s quest for scientific knowledge is now challenging what it means to be dead. Perhaps… Read More Mostly dead
After being given the “all clear” for COVID, President Biden has tested positive once again and is back in isolation. The President says he has no symptoms but is experiencing what doctors are calling a rare “rebound” case. However, it is likely it is not so rare as reported. Pfizer’s therapeutic COVID drug Paxlovid which was used to treat… Read More Unsettling science
