In Barak Richman’s thought-provoking article, he delves into the inefficiencies and challenges within the healthcare system, focusing on hospitals as a central issue. Richman argues that hospitals are not being utilized effectively, with the wrong people providing care at the wrong time and in the wrong place. He advocates for redirecting resources toward primary care, […]

In a recent video, Michael Yon sheds light on the potential dangers of weaponized migration and food insecurity. He raises concerns about a supposed globalist plan to exploit these issues for their own agenda. Yon references examples such as China’s efforts to control regions like Tibet through repopulation and the establishment of the Tri-State City, […]

In a recent interview, Dr. Ken Alibek, renowned author of the book “Biohazard,” expressed his concerns regarding China’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Dr. Alibek suggests that the virus may have been accidentally released from a laboratory in Wuhan, China, and explores the history and risks associated with biowarfare. In this article, we delve into […]

Jonathan Leaf’s novel “City of Angles” takes readers on a gripping journey into the world of entertainment in Los Angeles. Set against the backdrop of Hollywood, the story explores the lives of individuals on the fringes of success, intertwining murder, cults, modern relationships, and ambition. With a keen focus on the blurred lines between personal […]

In a thought-provoking video, Thomas Fazi discusses his critical views on the COVID-19 consensus and its impact on democracy and the marginalized communities. Along with Toby Green, Fazi co-authored articles for UnHerd, which garnered positive feedback from individuals who shared their skepticism regarding pandemic policies. Fazi also introduces the new edition of his book, “The […]

Simon Goddek shares his personal experience of questioning the measures implemented by governments during the COVID-19 pandemic. He discusses his encounters with scientific fraud in a journal and the backlash he faced from virologists. Goddek also expresses his concerns about failed predictions, censorship of scientists on social media, and potential discrimination against dissenting voices. This […]

In the video titled “ADHD is Not an Illness and Ritalin is Not a Cure,” clinical psychologist Yaakov Ophir presents an alternative perspective on ADHD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder) and challenges the commonly held belief that it is a disease requiring medication for treatment. Ophir argues that ADHD is not an illness but rather a collection of […]

In this article, we delve into the insights shared by JJ Couey, a prominent biologist, and teacher, regarding the concept of the “Novel Form of Death.” Couey’s discussion encompasses various topics, from his background as a neurobiologist to his opinions on the COVID-19 pandemic and vaccines. Throughout his discourse, he emphasizes the significance of curiosity […]

In a thought-provoking video, Paul Frijters delves into the concept of covert authoritarianism and its alarming presence during the COVID-19 crisis. He sheds light on the rise of the globalist class, censorship, and the significance of forming resistance groups. Frijters emphasizes the urgency of institutional reforms and the formation of parallel societies as a means […]

In this discussion, we will delve into the experiences of Mike Baron, a renowned cartoonist and writer, and explore the issues faced by comic book creators in the current landscape. We will discuss the de-platforming of creators by mainstream publishers and crowdfunding platforms, such as Kickstarter and Indiegogo. Furthermore, we will highlight Mike Baron’s encounter […]