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  Meet the Censored: Bret Weinstein Canceled on campus for speaking his mind, he's now going through a sequel at the hands of Silicon Valley Matt Taibbi On May 23, 2017, not so long ago in real time but seemingly an eternity given the extraordinary history we’ve lived through since, a group of 50-odd students at Evergreen State College arrived at the classroom of a biology professor named Bret Weinstein, demanding his resignation. He stepped into the hall to talk, believing he could work things out. He was wrong. Weinstein’s offense had been to come to work during an event called the “Days of Absence,” in which white students, staff, and faculty were asked to stay home. This was an inverted version of a longstanding Evergreen event of the same name that, based on a Douglas Turner Ward play, invited students of color to stay home voluntarily, to underscore their value to the community. As he would later  explain  in the  Wall Street Journal,  Weinstein thought th...

  For now, the public seems to want nothing more than to breathe a little easier — that is without masks on our faces after a year of Covid-19 paranoia — and attempt to return to something like normal life. It’s like an “all-clear” siren went off the past week and a consensus swept the land that can be summed up as   we’re done with that . There were zero cases of Covid-19 in my upstate New York county the past week and now the few people going around still-masked begin to look a little like whack-jobs acting out a stupid morality play. The official Covid-19 narrative took quite a beating last month, but the bottom line of it all is hardly reassuring. The main theme of the narrative was the insistence by public health authorities at the highest level, staunchly supported by the compliant news media, that the disease did not originate in the Wuhan, China, virology lab. They kept the story going all year. Then, just days ago, the narrative flipped and is suddenly accepted as sel...

  India’s lockdown may already have killed more people than “Covid”, and it will only get worse. Chase Reed Licensed through Adobe Stock “Happiness cannot be traveled to, owned, earned, worn or consumed. Happiness is the spiritual experience of living every minute with love, grace, and gratitude. Denis Waitley India has a total population of  1.39 billion people  . That is 18 percent of the total world population. The median annual per capita income  is $616  . Hundreds of millions of people in India survive with a hand to mouth existence. They work and earn a couple of dollars, and eat once they have earned the money. India has little or no social welfare system. For many people, if they don’t work and earn, they don’t eat. In 2020, India reported  148,738 deaths due to the coronavirus . That equates to 0.0001 percent of the population. The average death rate in India in 2020  was 7.25 in 1000  of the population. That means over 10 million people...

  Eugenics, The Fourth Industrial Revolution and the Clash of Two Systems Matthew Ehret Matt Ehret explains what caused the rise of the perversion of science known as “eugenics” as a new scientific religion in the 19th century. Part Two of a three-part series, you can read Part One  here . Today’s world is gripped between two possible futures: on the one hand ,   a multipolar alliance  in defense of sovereign nation states has organized itself around a paradigm of long-term thinking, scientific optimism and win-win cooperation, while a unipolar paradigm of world government, depopulation and zero-sum thinking pushes a program of Great Resets, controlled pandemics and war. Gaining insight into these two opposing paradigms is more important now than ever before, and one important place to start is the disturbing mind of Great Reset Architects who are today pushing society into a “Fourth Industrial Revolution” where it is believed that automation, and Artificial Intellig...