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When Anti-Government Speech Becomes Sedition
We’re dealing a government that wants to suppress dangerous words—words about its warring empire, words about its land grabs, words about its militarized police, words about its killing, its poisoning and its corruption—in order to keep its lies going.
Roger Waters: A Star And Pro-Palestine At The Same Time
In response to his courageous political message, there are people who would say that a guy like him can afford to do this because he is so successful and wealthy, so has nothing to lose. The truth, however, is the opposite. There is no such thing as a person who has nothing to lose.
Reflections on Graeber and Wengrow’s ‘Dawn of Everything’
Is modern capitalist man the inevitable end of social evolution? Many believe it is. Or is our current culture merely a choice, and a bad one, a choice that somehow went global?
Death to the Metaverse
This infrastructure depends on an ubiquitous 5G or 6G network, meaning we are faced with the depressing prospect of an Earth disfigured by masts, of the air polluted by microwaves and the sky cluttered with satellites.
Proof the Vaccine Is Dangerous and That The CDC Concealed It
The fact that the CDC and FDA stonewalled making V-Safe data available to the public clearly proves malfeasance by these agencies and demands a congressional investigation.
Moral Injury: The power of speech, conscience and testimony
Dr. Julie Ponesse interviews award-winning journalist Trish Wood (of Trish Wood is Critical) to understand how we got to where we are today and why moral conscience, questioning and speech are key to reclaiming our fundamental freedoms.
Lipid Nanoparticles: Are They Subtly Changing Human Beings?
Lipid nanoparticles may be affecting humans in other ways. Many have spoken about how their loved ones, especially right after injections, can seem intellectually rigid, or emotionally cold, or altered in their thinking.
Sliding doors: Prozac Nation
There was always a strange sleight of hand involved in Prozac Nation. In spite of the extraordinary psychological heavy lifting for over three hundred pages — the remedy in the end was a magic little pill.
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