The Deep State Goes Viral: Foreword
This book is available for everyone brave enough to confront the facts. You will find herein the most well-documented presentation of answers to the core questions (what, how, why) that all of us have been asking.
Who Was in Charge of Covid Communications?
Dr. Robert Redfield, who headed the CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) during the first year of Covid, said in an interview that vaccine mandates were a bad idea and that lockdowns and school closures were government overreach.
Gender-Affirming Care for Minors under Fire
The HHS report is more than a policy review—it is a warning. It reveals that thousands of children have been placed on a path of irreversible medicalisation without the safeguards expected in any other area of healthcare.
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The Capable Need Not Apply
Certainly, any newspaper that might be looking for staff reporters or editors would read a few of my stories. This “due diligence” would immediately disqualify me, as the stories I write are almost all off-limits and qualify as taboo at mainstream or traditional newspapers and magazines.
Elections in Canada, England, and Australia
In a rare confluence, Canada, Britain, and Australia held elections within a week of one another, although in Britain’s case, these were local elections in England. Yet England’s local elections may turn out to be the most consequential.
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Where the Money Went: USG Funding to Counter-Mis/Disinformation Initiatives
Last week, my non-profit liber-net unveiled a new database of U.S. government awards to mis-dis-and-malinformation (MDM) and other content control initiatives. A previous Network Affects post broke down where that money came from. This one details where the money went.
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Commentary on the WHO’s Draft Pandemic Agreement: Pointless Verbiage
The language continues to contradict previous WHO understanding and public health norms, promoting whole-of-government and whole-of-society approaches rather than proportionate measures that minimize long-term harm, and ignores the basic policy requirement of considering any resource allocations against other competing priorities.
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Trump Issues Executive Order on Gain-of-Function Studies
This is an excellent start to taking the threat of lab-derived pandemics seriously. Obviously, we need a global ban and global enforcement. The Biological Weapons Convention (BWC) could be strengthened to meet this need.
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Pilgrimages to Nowhere?
What I did not understand was just how disrespectful of transcendental thinking consumer culture is, and how it can turn the search for human and esthetic discoveries into an endless series of economic transactions.
Power Outage, Inner Power
April 28th will be remembered as the largest blackout in European history. Power went down in the whole of continental Spain and Portugal. Whatever the cause, we can see it as a symptom of something deeper and more far-reaching.
Small Reforms to Improve the US Medical System
None of these eight reforms rub hard on ideological wounds. All are about respecting individual choice. They would amount to the first major steps toward creating parallel systems of experimentation, all within the framework of the existing system.
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Were School Windows Really Sealed Shut?
So much we’ve already forgotten, which is one reason to be grateful for David Zweig’s Abundance of Caution. It chronicles the excuses for not opening schools from the beginning, almost day by day, and explodes every myth along the way.