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Naomi Wolf: ‘Under the Guise of a Real Medical Pandemic, We’re Really Moving into a Coup Situation, a Police State Situation’
Jeff Poor | breitbart.com Following the 2020 presidential election, progressive feminist and author Naomi Wolf expressed regret over her vote for Joe Biden if she had been aware of his possible strategy of returning to lockdowns to combat COVID-19. Monday … Continue reading
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Tagged lockdowns, medical pandemic, police state, totalitarian
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Another woke purge at the New York Times
Tom Slater | spiked-online.com A celebrated reporter has been pushed out for referring to the n-word in a discussion about racist speech. It is perhaps a little tired at this point to compare the woke authoritarians, in the ascendancy in … Continue reading
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Tagged Authoritarians, movement, ousting, totalitarian, woke purge
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The Future Vision of Free Citizens: Leading Humanity to Freedom. Towards a New Social Order
Dr. Rudolf Hänsel | globalreseach.ca Free citizens who stand up against tyranny have nothing against those in power. They do nothing to them. They fight for a more just order, for their right to life, to freedom, peace and security. … Continue reading
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The Covidian Cult
C.J. Hopkins | consentfactory.org One of the hallmarks of totalitarianism is mass conformity to a psychotic official narrative. Not a regular official narrative, like the “Cold War” or the “War on Terror” narratives. A totally delusional official narrative that has … Continue reading
The Brave New World vs 1984 debate
Michael Cook BioEdge Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World is a touchstone for much commentary on contemporary bioethical debates, from moral enhancement to genetic engineering to assisted reproduction. Published in 1933, its vision now seems prophetic – at least in some … Continue reading →