By Del Bigtree A strict second lockdown hit Europe this week. In France, citizens need certificates to leave their homes, in Madrid nonessential travel in and out of town is banned, and in many cities curfews are in effect with strict penalties. Is America next?…
By Cap Allon “We’re following the scientific advice,” say Western governments as they enforce these, their second nationwide lockdowns in fewer than 8 months. Well, the science has now definitely advised, but is anyone following…? At the start of the year, if you asked members…
By Jon Miltimore This summer, a relative reached out to me regarding the sad story of Kodie Dutcher, a 10-year-old girl from Baraboo, Wisconsin who was reported missing in July. Law enforcement officials put out an Amber Alert, and a volunteer search party was organized….
By Jeffrey A. Tucker A fine feature of the decentralized network of anti-lockdown Twitter is that it turns up fantastic bits of research that would otherwise go unnoticed. In this case, Kulvinder Kaur MD, president of Concerned Ontario Doctors, discovered an extraordinarily truth-telling bulletin from…
By Ryan McMaken In an article last week for the Financial Times, Richard Milne examined the issue of Sweden’s “dissent” when it came to policy responses to the spread of covid-19. The article is essentially a hit piece on Sweden, containing all the usual strategies…
By Gilbert G. Berdine, M.D Covid-19 has given scientific models a bad name. The predictions from these models have been horribly wrong. The problem was not with modelling; rather the problem was with poor choices of model parameters. One can get any mortality result ranging…
By Taleed Brown On October 3, 2020, in the living room of the Stone House of the American Institute for Economic Research, top epidemiologists, economists, and journalists gathered to discuss the global emergency created by the unprecedented use of state compulsion in the management of…
By Ice Age Farmer Climate alarmists–from the Pope to Rabbis to Greta–are calling for a Sunday “Green Sabbath,” forcing people to stay home in deference to Gaia. Now that people are used to perfect surveillance and enforced lockdowns, the stage is set for this truly…
Thus far, this open letter has been signed by 447 medical doctors and 1460 health professionals and the list is growing. Technocrats are grinding their teeth trying to silence this concept of “Open Debate” because it slams their fraudulent science and cracked social engineering schemes….
By Ben Swann A new round of lockdowns has been announced by UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, after a warning by two scientists that the UK could see 50,000 new cases of coronavirus by mid-October. But are those numbers and predictions accurate? We take a…
By Amelia Janaskie Most people know South Dakota for the distinguished faces carved onto the side of the Black Hills mountain. Mount Rushmore reminds us of four American leaders who instilled values of freedom and hope in this country. These values are under attack in…
By Ryan McMaken The toll lockdowns have taken on human life and human rights has been incalculable. Increases in child abuse, suicide, and even heart attacks, all appear to be a feature of mandatory stay-at-home orders issued by politicians who now rule by decree without…
By Jefferey A. Tucker Those of us who have been reading and writing on lockdowns and the Covid-19 virus have been frustrated in competition with media frenzy and disinformation. Many times since February or so, I imagined that the latest study would put an end…
By Kerry McDonald I read an advice article at Slate recently where a mom of a nearly five-year-old daughter wrote in to express concern that her child hasn’t seen any friends in five months, since COVID-19 lockdowns began. She said: Because of COVID, my husband…
By Neenah Payne The numbers don’t lie: lockdowns did nothing by Tom Woods points out: Donald Luskin, in a Wall Street Journal article called “The Failed Experiment of COVID Lockdowns” (also adapted for the New York Post), tells us this: TrendMacro, my analytics firm, tallied…
By Brian Shilavy A video that at the time of publication of this article has been viewed over 4 million times on Facebook, a 28-year-old pregnant mother still dressed in her pajamas is handcuffed and arrested in Australia, because she had allegedly made a Facebook…
By Jon Miltimore The long summer of 2020 just keeps getting longer, but some world leaders are showing a reluctance to keep marching to the drumbeat of the all-consuming war on COVID-19. Public health officials in France last week announced the nation experienced 3,776 new…
By Dawn Branley-Bell, Northumbria University, Newcastle and Catherine Talbot, Northumbria University, Newcastle The COVID-19 pandemic has had a negative impact across the entire population, but one group likely to have been disproportionately affected is people with eating disorders. There are an estimated 1.3 million people…
By Neenah Payne Bill Gates – who is not a doctor and was not elected or appointed by any government – has told the world that we cannot go fully back to normal until we get his unprecedented rushed RNA vaccine that doctors warn may…
By Kathryn Abel, University of Manchester and Matthias Pierce, University of Manchester Public health responses to the pandemic have focused on preventing the spread of the virus, limiting the number of deaths and easing the burden on healthcare systems. But there’s also potentially another, less…
