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Small Acts of Kindness: The Renaissance of Our Hearts

It turns out, little acts of kindness are not so little at all. Like the periods between sentences and the space between words, they help us to relate to each other and they bind us together.

Lab-Altered Mosquitoes in Hawai‘i: We Are the Experiment

We’re up against heavily funded state and federal government agencies and non-governmental organizations who will stop at nothing to force this reckless biotech insect agenda on these islands.

The false red flag: industrial slavery

Lenin rejected the idea that the rural commune could serve as the basis for communism and that Russia could take an alternative path that avoided Western-style industrial development.

Combating “Hate”: The Trojan Horse for Precrime

If we look at Canada’s effort to establish official pre-hate-crime law enforcement, it’s one that would mark the official end of free speech and lead to a dystopian society revolving around the fear of being targeted – either by an individual or AI.

Why Democracy Leads to Tyranny

Western democracies are what can be called soft totalitarian states in contrast to the more brutal manifestations of totalitarianism past.

Censorship Is an Act of Desperation

We are no longer debating whether there is censorship with government cooperation going on. Now we are only debating whether this is a good or bad thing and whether it should be legal to do so.